B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Nov. 8, 1975
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' NOV. 10-16, 1975 - .
Oldsters probably stay at home, for fear of cold.
Bank up the house with hay and save fuel . James Michael Curley
died Nov 12, 1958 ... First quarter of the moon Nov. 10... Indian
Summer begins this week ... Average length of days for the week,
9 hours, 52 minutes . . Blandish discovered Indian corn this week
in 1620 (0.5.) . U.S.A -recognized USS.R. Nov 16, 1933 .
World War 1 ended Nov.-l 1, 1918 ... Put nor fault m rah hearers
Old Fanner's Riddle: Whai comes
right up to the door, but never enters
the house? (Answer below.)
Ask the Old Fanner: What is the
story on why we call a cow “Bossy,"
and say "s-o-o, Boss," when we
want her to stand still at milking
time? D.W , Portland, Oregon.
"Bos" is the Latin won! for the wmis nf
ruminants, rattle Ptohnhh wn thou
sand rears old. more nr less.
Home Hints: When a damaged asphalt tile
musl be taken up, heal a household iron.
wrap it with cloth, and place n on the tilcio
be removed Riddle answer: The
OLD FARMER’S WEATHER FORECASTS
New England: Week begins wiih heavy rain,'then thunderstorms in
south and light snow in mountains, clearing but seasonably cold lat
ter pan.
Greater New York-New Jersey: Heavy rain and scattered thun
derstorms at first, then less ram. sunny and fair with slight warming
over weekend
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ELMER K.BEILER
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717-392-9579.
THEODORE BLEW
Fleminglon, NJ
201-782-9618
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Catawissa. PA
717-799-5502
LEON BROOT
Ackermanville. PA
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Danville, PA
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Middle Atlantic Coastal: Lark week cloudy, coid wiih
some snow in west; clear and cold latter part, warming y
Piedmont & Southeast Coastal; Cold, rainy and thunderstorms to
start, then snow in north and west, clearing and cold lor the season
through v'eckend
Florida: Some showers at first, frost in north and low temperatures,
latter part mostly sunny, but very cool,-with slight warming by
weekend.
Upstate N.V.-Toronto & Montreal: First part of week cold with
ram, heavy at limes exccpf in southwest, and snow in mountains,
partly cloudy and average cold latter pan
Greater Ohio Valley: Week begins cloudy, windy and cold, then
light ram and snow, gradual clearing and becoming seasonably cool
end of week
Deep South: Light snow in northeast, clear and freezing in south
and central; latter part sunny, with warm days and cold nights
Chicago & Southern Great Lakes: Beginning of week cloudy and
cold with snow or rain and snow, then clearing in north, generally
sunny and mild through weekend
Northern Great Lakes; Fair and cool to midweek, then warmer
with light showers in east, generally sunny, dry and warm latter
part.
Central Great Plains: Sunny and cold to start, then warming in
north and west, ram or snow in south and east, sunny, warm and
dry rest of week
Texas-Oklahoma: Some rain in central and east, locally heavy on
Gulf, then very cold; latter part sunnv and warm in daytime.
Rocky Mountain: Week begins sunny, with slightly below-normal
temperatures, then some showers in south; fair and seasonable, but
ram in northwest latter part
Southwest Desert: Sunny, warm and dry with highs m 70’s
throughout week, except in east, where cool weather and lows near
freezing prevail
Pacific Northwest: Week begins cool in north, mild in south, then
rain; cloudy and mild with light ram from midweek on. becoming
heavier in north.
California; Cool and overcast in west, then clearing, sunny and dry
inland, continued sunny and warm in south and inland, mild in
north, then moderately heavy rain at week's end.
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RD2 Ephrata, PA X 7522
(Farmersville)
New Holland
Daily
Wednesday, Nov. 6
Reported receipts of 240
cows and 3 bulls. Market
steady with two weeks ago.
Load of New York cows
(springers) 500-620; load of
Pa. cows 550-1010 and
springers 675-1350; load of
Franklin Co. cows 480-700
and springers 525-725; load
of Pa. cows fresh 525-1225
and Wisconsin cows fresh
710-870.
Locally consigned cows
375-750; springing heifers
375-525 and open heifers'l3o
- Bred heifers 130-230.
BEEFALO HYBRID
CATTLE
BEEFALO - IFS GREAT
- Rapid gains on grass-and roughage
- 55-65 lb. Births-up to 1100 lb. yearling
- Test data show 62 percent carcass dress out
- We stock and distribute Pureblood Beefalo
Semen and Half-Blood Beefalo heifers and
bulls.
- Visit our farm and see our animals.
BEEFALO N & J
4270 Quakerbridge Road
Princeton, N J 08540
609-896-0336
Member World Beefalo Association
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KSißeuters' News Ap ar .
recently reported 8
-Scotland is- the „ at
toothless nation in the wS?
■ Forty-four percent of s™
aged 16 or over have lost!«
Uieir teeth! One rea2 *
Scots consume 120 pound,
sugar per person annual
one of the highest rates in 7;
world. “ e
EVERY FRIDAY
FEEDER CATTLE
12NOON
Lancaster
Stockyards, Inc.
Phone
Bus. 717-354-4271