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r ia 2k
Spilt Milk?
In 1930 there were 21.9 million cows in the United
States. Collectively they produced 116.6 billion
pounds of milk. One of those cows, a Guernsey from
Missouri, contributed part of that milk under rather
unusual circumstances. On February 18, 1930, the
brave cow boarded a plane at the St. Louis
International Air Exposition. With a corps of
reporters in attendance, Elm Farm Ollie made avia
tion history as she became not only the first cow to fly,
but also the first cow to be milked while aloft. The
milk was sealed into paper containers and parachuted
over St. Louis proving that while it may be true that
k jj pigs don’t fly cows,
apparently, do!
its- Before scalding milk, rinse the saucepan in cold water
and It will be much easier to clean up afterwards.
Indian Pudding
1/4 cup molasses
3 tablespoons cornmeal
31/2 cups milk, scalded
1 egg, beeten
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ginger
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
2 tablespoons
Bake at 325° F for 30
' minutes - Add butter
and cold milk; do
®*-- not stir. Continue
r baking for another
butter
1/2 cup cold
milk
Stir molasses and corn
meal into hot milk and
cook gently, stirring,
until thick. Remove from
heat. Combine egg, sugar,
salt, and spices; add to
cornmeal. Pour into a
greased 1-quart casserole.
Makes 4 servings.
CATTLE 174... PDA.. Supply included
81 il. (teen & heifen ...il. iteen .50 |p
1.50 higher, cowi mostly .50 higher, heif
en needy to mostly 2.00 higher. STEERS:
Choice 1150/1475 lb(. 69.00-72.50. one
75.50, Select 67.25-69.50, few Standard
60.75-64.25. HOLSTEINS: few High
Choice and Prime 1315/1535 lbs.
67.00- Choice 1275/1580 lbs.
64.00- Select 59.00-64.00 mostly
61.00- HEIFERS: one High Choice
and Prime 1295 lbs. 73.00, Choice
1000/1365 lbs. 69.00-70.25. few High
Select and Low Choice Yield Grade 4-5
915/1060 lbs. 64.00-67.75, Select
66.50-68.25, few Standard 60.50-63.50.
COWS; Breaking Utility and Commercial
44.00- Cutter and Boning Utility
43.00- Canner and Low Cutter
37.25-42.00, few 44.00. Shells down to
30,00. BULLS: few Yield Grade No. 1
1235/1505 lbs. 49.50-57.75. FEEDER
CATTLE; Steen: one lot Large Frame No.
2 355 lbs. 70.00.
0* OLD
FARMER’S
WEATHER
PROVERBS
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When the
north wind
does not hlow
in February,
it will surely
CALVES 98...HoIstein bulls 5.00 to
10.00 higher. VEALERS; Standard and
Good 85/115 lbs. 40.00-42.50, Utility
60/95 lbs. 20.00- 37.50. SLAUGHTER
CALVES: Good 350/450 lbs. 76.00-80.00.
FARM CALVES: No. 1 Holstein bulls
80/120 lbs. 90.00-120.00, few 129.00, No.
2 80/110 lbs. 60.00-85.00, few 100.00; No.
1 Holstein heifen 90/115 lbs. 150.00-
180.0 Q, No. 2 80/100 lbs. 80.00-145.00.
come m
March.
if February
give much
snow,
A fine
HOGS 100... Barrows and gilts 3.00 to
4.00 higher, sows steady to 2.00 higher.
BARROWS AND GILTS; US 1-2 215/245
summer it
doth foreshow.
Of all the
months of the
year, curse a
fair February.
Winter’s hack
breaks about
the middle of
February.
Leesport
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February 8,1995
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lbs. 41.50-43.00, US 1-3 215/255 lbs.
40.00- 41.85. SOWS: US 1-3 460/635 lbs.
27.00- few US 2-3 435/515 lbs.
23.00- BOARS: few 275/535 lbs.
20.00-
FEEDER PIGS 39... US 1-3 30/55 lbs,
35.00-55.00. per cwl
SHEEP 9... SLAUGHTER LAMBS: one
Choice 75 lbs. 92.50. NEW CROP
LAMBS: few Choice 40/45 lbs.
145.00-170.00. SLAUGHTER SHEEP:
couple 31.00.
GOATS 6... Few Medium 52.00-60.00,
few Small, 47.50-57.50. per head.
Morrison Cove
Livestock Auction
MartfaMbnii, Pa.
Monday, Febnury 6, 1995
Raport Supplied by Auction
CATTLE: 171. STEERS: CHOICE
71.00-75.00, GOOD 67.50-70.75.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 67.00-72.50,
GOOD 63.00-66.75.
COWS: UTILITY ft COMMERCIAL
43.50-50.00; CANNER AND LOW CUT
TER 33.50-43.00.
BULLOCKS: GOOD ft CHOICE
54.0061.00.
BULLS;
51.0062.50.
YIELD GRADE NO. 1
FEEDER CATTLE; STEERS
70.00-90.00, BULLS 55.00-63.00, HEIF
ERS 53.00-62.00.
CALVES; 74. PRIME. NO MKT. TEST,
CHOICE 90.00-99.00, GOOD
80.00- STANDARD 30.00-48.00,
HOLSTEIN BULLS 90-130 LBS.
85.00- HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
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HOGS; 126. US NO. 1-2 40.00-41.00,
US NO. 1-3 31.00-39.75.
SOWS; US NO. 1-3 25.00-31.00.
BOARS: 2035-24.00.
FEEDER PIGS: IS HEAD. US9I-3
20-50 LBS. NO MKT. TEST.
SHEEP: 2. CHOICE LAMBS NO
MARKET TEST, GOOD LAMBS
75.00-85.00, SLAUGHTER EWES, NO
MKT. TEST.
GOATS; 52.00-64.00.
13 LOADS OF HAY. ALFALFA 77.00;
TIMOTHY 65.00-81,00; 2 LOADS OF
STRAW 81.00.
North Jersey
Livestock
Hacfcettatown, NJ
Report Supplied 67 Auction
Tuesday, February 7, 1995
Report supplied by auction
CALVES .08-1.67* .
COWS .30-.51*.
EASY COWS .25-.38* .
FEEDERS 300-600 LBS. .24-.93
HEIFERS .39-.66*.
BULLS .47-.69.
STEERS .35* -.69*.
HOGS .32-.33.
ROASTING PIGS EACH 3.00-29.00.
BOARS .15.
SOWS .19.
SHEEP: .22-58
LAMBS BACH 44.00-77.00.
LAMBS PER LB. .36-1.29.
COATS EACH 55.00-105.00.
KIDS EACH 7.00-71.00.
HIDES, 2 AT 40.00.
TOTAL: 718 HEAD.
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