AB-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 21, 1992
old —sbebb
Fire!
Mar< ii 2S, 1911 Ihc workday was nearly over at the 1 rtan
gle Shirtwaist Company m New York when a disastrous fire
swept through the premises Most ol the seamstresses were
young immigrant women who wouldn't
have dared to complain about the de
plorable winking conditions Although
laboi laws lorbade locking laclorv doors
wink the workeis weie picscnl mans
omm women died in the lire because
ocked doors Happed them on the eighth
id ninth Moors Some tumped to then
alh when lire engine laddeiswere made
ale to reach them When it was over more
n 14s workers had died as a result ol the
I his terrible tragedy is also remembered as a turning point
in labor hisloiv as it resulted in many needed health and saletv
relotms, as well as ellorls to improve hre-lighling equipment
Fire ami ashes are hut sad reformers.
In a multi-story building, hang a sheet out the window. This
universal signal tells firefighters, “Someone’s in here, come
get me.”
EARTH WISE
We dll know automobiles
lake a high toll on the en
vironmenl but most ol us
areii t ready to give thsm up
Since the average car exhausts
twenty pounds ol carbon diox
ide lot caeh gallon ol gas used
here s a lip to lessen v our cai s
negative impact and save
money too Whenever possi
hlc don I allow voui cai to idle
lot mine than a minute 1 uin
it oil at the di ivc-thiough
bank.oi while wailing lor kids
orcarpoolers A halt-gallon to
a gallon ol gas is used per hour
of idling, actually wasting more
gas than restarting the engine
S’
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FEED 7
Fridi
750 to 900 Lbs.
200 Other Cattle Weighing 600 to 800 Lbs.
Walter M. Dunlap and Sons
Lancaster Stockyards Tel. (717) 397-5136
An Old Line Commission Firm Keeping Abreast With The Times
d either April 6th, 1992 or
April 13th, 1992, since Easter is April 19th, 1992. Consign all
lambs April 20th for Greek Easter April 26th.
All lambs consigned to Walter M. Dunlap and Sons on
April 6,13 &19 will be sold at auction beginning at 9:30 a.m.
Your consignments are respectfully solicited and for
further information contact KEN SMOKER 717-397-5136
(office) or 215-593-2123 (home).
Walter M. Dunlap and Sons
Lancaster Stockyard*
Tel. (7171 397-5136
Vi
Woodchucks Emerge This Week
Cocoa Fudge Cake
1 ■■, cups flour
1 * 2 cups sugar
cup cocoa
1 1'2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups buttermilk
1 • cup shortening
2 eggs
t teaspoon vanilla
Silt togetherdrv ingredients
Add icmaimng ingredients
Blend 1 minute on low
speed scraping bowl con
stantly Beal ' minutes at high
speed scraping bowl occa
sionally Pour into d x H
greased and floured pan Bake
at ISO F lor IS to 40 minutes
or until toothpick inserted in
center comes out clean Cool
and frost as desired
LAMB
CONSIGNORS
An Important Notice
M. Dunlap and Sons recommends
lambs for the Easter Trade be
CATTLE 355...(PDA)... Supply
included 145 si. heifers and 63 feeder callle
strong; SI. heifers steady to strong, SI.
cows 1.75-2.50 higher. Choice 1050/1500
lbs. si. steers 74.00-78.25, couple 79.00.
Select 69.00-73.50, Few High Choice and
Prime Holstems 68.50-71.75, Choice
66.75-69.00, Select 64.25-67.00. Choice
si heifer 69.00-76.00, individual 79.50,
Select 65 00-68,75, few Choice Holstems
63 50-66.75. Breaking Utility and Com
mercial si cows 48.75-52 75, couple
57.00, individual 61 75. Culler and Boning
Utility 49.00-53.00, few 55 00, Canner Sc
lav/ Cutter 45.50-48 50, Shells down to
43.00. Yield Grade No. 1, 1200/2100 lbs.
si. bulls 60.25-66.75, individual 70.25.
Feeder Callle: Large Frame No. 1,650/700
lbs. steers 72.00-79.00, Large Frame No. 2,
365/540 lbs. Holstems 70.50-87.00. Few
Medium Frame No. 1, 450/650 lbs. heifers
68 50-78.00. Few Large Frame 2, 425/775
lbs. 57.75-76 00.
$' OLD
FARMER’S
WEATHER
FORECAST
Northeast;
Vcr\ told.
snowv then
sunny waim
Clear warm
southeast
Finally ram
CALVES 168... Standard and Good
75/95 lbs si. calves 70.00-85.00. Farm
Calves: No. 1, Holstein Dulls 90/125 lbs.
140.00- No. 2. 80/120 lbs.
95.00- 00. No. 1. Hoi. Heifers 70/100
lbs. 100.00-170 00.
some snow
Southeast:
Clear and warm
heavy ram
Florida l|ien
heavy ram
Hooding deep
south clear hot
Florida
Midwest:
HOGS 210... BARROWS & GILTS;
1 25 to 3.00 higher. US No. 1-2 225/240
lbs. barrows and gilts 38.75-41.25, few
Lots 1-3 200/205 lbs. 37.25-37.50; SOWS:
US No 1-3 300/650 lbs. sows 29.00-33.25.
Boars 27.00-29 00, couple Lightyvcights to
36 50
C lear and mild
cold and snowy
central 1 hen
cold and Iree/mg
FEEDER PIGS 187... US No. 1-3 20/27
lain delimit
ccini il
Northwest:
Mild Itee/init
ram ccist snow
ninth and moun
tains Kamy.cool
then sunny and
cool coast
Southwest:
Ram snow
mountains, clear.
warm desert,
then rainy
ng Asrmvx
Leesport
Livestock Auction
Leesport, Pa.
Wednesday, March 18, 1992
Report Supplied by PDA
HAY, STRAW
& GRAIN SALE
Every Thursday at 1 p.m.
Auction will continue
all year long
Vintage Sales
Stables, Inc.
(Rt. 30,10 miles east of Lancaster
in Paradise, PA)
For Info.
717-442-4181 business
215-458-8518 home
hopper
bottom bins for
feed storage
I A.„.
Quality Feed Storage Features Help
Make Chore-Time Bins A “Best Buy”
Models Available:
Your Choice Of 6,7, 9, 12
And 15 Ft. All Galvanized
Hopper-Bottom Bins
We Assemble, Deliver And Set-Up
Bins On Your Farm!
Your Master
Authorized Distributor
We Stock A Full Line Of Bins And Augers
u it mine ft Poultry Systems Specialists
PIARMER BOYtAG.
UPS “7 me. ■
lbs. feeder pigs 100.00-112.50, 30/45 lbs.
72.50-94.00, couple lots 70 Ibi.
59.0a61.00.
SHEEP 86...Fcw Choice 60/110 lbs.
Wooled slaughter lambs 74.00-80.00,
30/55 lbs. Spring slaughter lambs
82.50-1 17.50. Slaughter sheep
28.0a40.00. - all Cwt.
GOATS 20...Fcw Large SO.Oai 10.00,
few Medium 40.00, Small kids
14.0ai7.50. all per head.
Eighty-Four Livestock
Eighty-Four, Pa.
Monday, March 16, 1992
Report Supplied by Auction
CATTLE 214. STEERS, HIGH
CHOICE AND PRIME 72.5a77.00;
SELECT 64.00-70.00; STANDARD
58.0a65.50; UTILITY 50.0a57.50.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 71.0a75.50;
SELECT 63.00-70.00; STANDARD
57.0a62.50; UTILITY 50.5a57.00.
COWS: UTILITY AND COMMER
CIAL 49.5a54.00; CANNERS AND
BONERS AND UTILITY 46.00-49.00;
CANNERS AND LOW CUTTERS
41.00-41.50; SHELLS 40.00 AND
DOWN.
CULLS: YG#l 1510-1590 LBS.
59.0a64.00; YG#2 1325-1410 LBS,
51.0a58.50.
FEEDER STEERS: 185-300 LBS.
80.00-112.50, 300-500 LBS. 78.00-90.00,
500-800 LBS. 60.00-80.00; HEIFERS
L Robert Frame, Sr.
president
Glenn S. Frame
Mgr.
410 E LINCOLN AVE
Jimart:
14:00; S>L 0:30-11:30
185-300 LBS. 77.00-86.00,300-500 LBS.
70.00-85.50, 500-800 LBS. 67.50-79.00;
BULLS 185-300 LBS. 90.00-97.50,
300-500 LBS. 74.00-88.00,500-800 LBS.
68.50.
CALVES: 141 HEAD. VEALERS
CHOICE 100.00-117.50; GOOD
80.00- STANDARD AND GOOD
70.00- UTILITY 50.00-70.00.
FARM CALVES: 90-105 LBS. HOLS
TEIN BULLS «1 132.50-142.50; «2
90.00- BEEF BULLS
100.00- HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
90.00- BEEF HEIFERS
140.00-
HOGS: 58 HEAD. #1 AND #2 150-200
LBS. 30.00-34.00; #l&3 225-250 LBS.
35.50-36.90; #l&3 260-280 LBS. 34.00;
41&3 290-310 LBS. 31.00-31.50.
SOWS: UNDER 500 LBS., 1 AT 28.00.
BOARS: 27.00-28.50.
FEEDER PIGS: #l&3 26.50-39.00
HEAD.
SHEEP: 156 HEAD. SPRING LAMBS
20-50 LBS. 70.00-87.50; 50-75 LBS.
80.00- 75-100 LBS. 77.00-79.00;
WOOLED FEEDER LAMBS GOOD
AND CHOICE 60-75 LBS. 60.00-63.00;
80-105 LBS. 64.00-68.00; EWES
22.00-
GOATS: 14 HEAD. LARGE
47.50-55.00; MEDIUM 40.00-47.00;
SMALL 20.00-34.00, ALL BY THE
HEAD.
HORSES: 2 HEAD, 29.50-60.00 PER
HUNDREDWEIGHT.
Notice Of Time Change
(Hay Sale)
Starting Jan. 1, 1992
(New Year’s Day)
Hay And Straw Sales Will Start
At 10 A.M. Every Wed.
GOOD’S AUCTION
111 North Maple Ave.
Leola, PA 17540
717-656-8911
717-656-9554
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