B—LaricasterJFarmingixSaturday.Jan. 17, ,1976
the OLD
JAN. 19-25, 1976
The sun now turns and slowly climbs the sky.
Watch out tor chimney fires now Robert E Lee born Jan 19,
1807 Third quarter of the moon Jan 23 If the 22nd is clear,
it'll be a good \ear Average length of days for the week, 9 hours,
36 minutes Whatever happened to Earth Day (started Jan. 22,
1970) 7 Burma Road opened Jan 23, 1945 . Kiwams Interna
tional organized Jan 21, 1915 Laziness travels mi slowly that
poverty soon overtakes her
a children's party in colored paper
cups and store in the freezer until needed. This makes the sening
easy at party time Riddle answer Snow
OLD FARMER'S WEATHER FORECASTS
New England: Cold snap, mostly sunny and dry to start, then
some flumes in mountains; partly cloudy and seasonably cold lat
ter part, some general snow flumes by weekend
Greater New York-New Jersey: Increasing clouds and colder with
light snow midweek, latter part some light snow, partly clear and
continuing cold
Middle Atlantic Coastal: Early week cold with moderately heavy
snow and freezing rain, becoming lighter midweek, clearing and
seasonable latter part
Piedmont & Southeast Coastal: Rainy at first, some snow m
mountains, then sunny but cold; week ends with light ram, sub
normal temperatures
Florida: Light rain to start, then clear and cold with some frost,
warming weekend with moderate rain
Upstate N.Y.-Toronfo & Montreal: Week begins with cold snap,
intermittent ram or snow, light precipitation latter part, snow in
mountains and turning much colder in west
Greater Ohio Valley: Early part of week cold and snow, latter part
mostly clear, drv and seasonabte, except tor scattered light snow in
east
Deep South: Ram ends, then cloudv and cold, warm ram latter
part clearing and colder bv week's end
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"SPECIALS ON
CENTURY FIELD SPRAYERS”
Farmall 656 0 Hydrostatic w/Cab, low hrs
|3| Farmall M’s
Farmall 560 Gas
|2| Farmall Super A's, 1 w/Blade
Farmall 340 Diesel
12) Farmall Super M's
Farmall C w/Cultivator
Farmall H
Farmall 544 Gas
Farmall 656 Diesel Hydro
MANY MORE USED EQUIPMENT IN STOCK.
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Old Farmer's Riddle: What never
gets hurt when if falls 7 (Answer
below )
Ask the Old Farmer: Where did a
two-quart tin dipper get the name
"bumper dish" 7 DE, Rochester
NY
The size, compared to an old-time beer
mug, called a bumper
Home Hints: Place the ice cream for
USED TRACTORS IN STOCK
Chicago & Southern Great Lakes: Week begins cloudy, seasonable,
some light snow, then some sun with light snow in east and
central, end of week clearing and much colder.
Northern Great Lakes: Week's weather alternates between light
snow and clearing, very cold throughout.
Central Great Plains: Flumes in central, light ram in south to start,
then slight war.mmg by midweek, latter part cloudy and mild,
snowstorm in northwest
Texas-Oklahoma: Rainy all week, moderate to heavy in central
and southeast, light in north and west.
Rocky Mountain; Early week partly cloudy and still cold, then in
termittent light snow, fairlv heavy snow, less in north, end of
week.
Southwest Desert; Clearing and slightly warmer to start, then light
rain bv midweek, light to moderate rain rest of week
Pacific Northwest: Slight warming at beginning of week, then
drizzle turning to ram continuing throughout, except snow in
mountains
California; Earlv week clearing, partly sunny but continuing cold
m north, cool in south, latter part ram, except snow in mountains
CATTLE 440. Good
slaughter steers 41.00-43.75,
one at 44.35, Stan
dard 35,00-38,50, Utility
22.00- Good slaughter
heifers 35.00-37.50, Standard
32.00- Utility 25.00-
30.00. Utility & High
Dressing Cutter slaughter
cows 25.00-27.50, few to 28.50,
Gutters 23.00-26.00, Canners
20.00- Good slaughter
bullocks 34.00-36.50. Yield
Grade No. 1 slaughter bulls
30.00-
CALVES 475. Few Prime
vealers 70.00, Choice 60.00-
68.00, Good 50.00-60.00,
Standard 35.00-50.00, Utility
110-125 lbs. 25.00-35.00, 90-115
lbs. 21.00-25.00, 65-85 lbs.
18.00-21,00.
HOGS 58. US No. 1-3 200-
250 lbs. barrows & gilts 51.75-
52.50. US No. 1-3 300-500 lbs.
sows 40.00-50.00.
FEEDER PIGS 21. US No.
1-3 20-35 lbs. feeder pigs
16.50-32.00 per head.
Farmall 460 Diesel
lot. 1468 D w/Cab & Air, 500 hrs. - Exc,
Good.
lot. 424 Diesel w/Loader
lot. 544 Diesel row crop
lot. 574 Gas, 300 hrs.
J.D. 730 Diesel
Ford 861 w/Loader
A.C. 200 D w/Cab, low hrs. Exc
DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT SEE THE LARGEST IN
VENTORY OF NEW INTERNATIONAL FARM EQUIPMENT IN
PENN. AND SEE THE FIRST “EXCELL” DEALER IN THE EAST.
CAMPBELL SALES & SERVICE, INC.
McALISTERVILLE, PA 17049 PHONE: 717-463-2191
Located 8 miles North of Mifflintown, 20 miles South of Selinsgrove on Route 35.
Independently Owned and Operated
(All Rights Reserved Yankee. Inc, Dublin. N H 034441
Chambersburg
Chambersburg, PA
January 8,1976
SHEEP 9. Few Choice 70-
95 lbs. wooled slaughter
lambs 45.00-50.00, few Utility
50-70 lbs-. 32.00-35.00.
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Wednesday, January 28,1976
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Lunch Will Be Served At Noon
Refreshments Will Be Served in the Evening
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
JANUARY 21
FREE PANCAKES
9 A.M. - 4 P.M.
(BOTH DAYS)
10%
DISCOUNT
ON ALL PARTS
THE WEEK OF
JANUARY 19 - 24TH
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF NEW EQUIPMENT
IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR IT - WE HAVE IT.
I.H. 715 COMBINES NEW AND REi
Baltimore
January 12,1976 -
Cattle 400. Slaughter
steers & heifers weak to 50
cents lower; Cows steady to
instances 50 cents higher on
High Dressing Cutter; bulls
steady to $1 higher. Supply 35
percent slaughter steers &
heifers; 50 percent cows;
balance few feeder cattle
and bulls.
STEERS: Choice yield
grade 2-4 1045-1260 lbs. 44.00-
45.50, Good & Choice 42.25-
43.50, Good 1000-1365 lbs.
36.3542.00, Standard & Low
Good 29.00-35.00. HEIFERS;
High Good to mostly Choice
yield grade 24 850-885 lbs.
39.0040.00, Good 850-1100 lbs.
34.00-37.50. COWS: Utility &
Commercial 24.85-28.85,
Cutters 21.00-25.50, several
25.75-26.00, Canner & Low
H. Certified Dealer
USDA Rpt.
Cutters 18.00-21.00, few 585-
800 lbs. 15.50-17.75. BULLS;
One Yield Grade No. 1 1940
lbs. at 35.00; yield grade No
1 1000-1450 lbs. 26.50-30.85
FEEDER CATTLE: Pew
Good & Choice steers 665-821?
lbs. 32.25-35.75; package
Choice heifers 815 lbs. at
25.25.
HOGS 650. Barrows & Gilts
50 cents to mostly 75 cents
lower. US No. 1-3 200-240 lbs.
mostly 51.25-51.50, near 100
head 51.75, No. 2-3 230-260
lbs. 50.75-51.25, No. 24 250-
280 lbs. 49.75-50.75. SOWS:
steady. US No. 1-3 300-600
lbs. 38.5040.00.
TRY A
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NEW EQUIPMENT
IN STOCK!!
SOME AT OLD PRICES!!
.DY TO GO.
GREEN STAMPS
TO BE GIVEN
WITH SELECTED
ITEMS.