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- Livestock
s. Frederkkaburi, PA
■r"Tu«*d*y, June u, 1995
W kpMaj Report supplied by Auction
7 STEERS: 18 HEAD. CHOICE
ipr Summer Solstice, June 21. 1270-1550 LBS. 59.75-6150; SELECT
"T*./ 1300-1365 LBS. 56.50-58.75; HOLS-
Vdflflf tfAfPy TEINS CHOICE 1355-1415 LBS.
, 55.75-59.50; SELECT 1125-1480 LBS.
'»< OLD 52.75-54.50; STANDARD 1150-1375
FrFFDOM HavC FARMER’S LBS. 49.50-51.50.
PHttUOM L9AYS lirr irpijpn HEIFERS: NONE.
Juneteenth, a verbal shorthand for the 19th of June, Vl LillllLn COWS: 97 HEAD. BREAKING UTILI
- the date in 1865 when General DD/BTDDV AND C° MMERCIAL 41.75-45.25, ¥ _ 4 „
Gordon Granger arrived in Texas with his troops to FH()\ LHIiS l6 oS. *
enforce Abraham Lincoln s Emancipation Proclamation TER 36.50-38.75, SHELLS 35.50 AND
abolishing slavery In Texas, Juneteenth is a state hoh- DOWN.
day Because the abolition of slavery in the FEEDER CATTLE: NONE.
United States was such a gradual process, * BULLS: 7 HEAD. YG#l 1555-1665
however, it is celebrated in many ways and on if It rains on LBS. 48.75-51.00; YG#21165-1350 LBS.
V several distinct occasions. Juneteenth is just 157 HEAD. GOOD 75-105
one of these freedom days, as is the first ' u
of January, commemorating the date of the (June 23), the
1863. Let freedom nr
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“if Freedom lies in being hold. -Market Hogs
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go at midnight NOW RECEIVING:
c?, Homer’s Odysseus ate garlic to protect himself from on a wet RECEIVING STATION am* 1
Circe; give it to your pets to protect them from fleas »,. / i i —J
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Underwater Rhubarb Eve (June 23) RTOeivld^tsSion
, . „„ „ t in only your Must Be Scheduled Ifßjjlff!)
4 cups chopped rhubarb ** One Week In Advance vr.lMfc
1-1/2 cups sugar, divided shirt. |___^
3 tablespoons butter Rt. 897 • 1 mile North.of Fivepointville
1 cup flour No crop (717) 445-5776 • FAX (717) 445-8099
1 teaspoon biking powder
pinch of salt
1/2 cup milk
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 cup boiling water
Line an BxB-inch pan
with rhubarb. Cream
together 3/4 cup sugar
and the butter. Add flour,
baking powder, and salt,
and mix Add the milk
and mix again, then
spread this batter over the
rhubarb. Combine the
remaining 3/4 cup sugar
with the cornstarch and
sprinkle over the batter,
then pour the boiling
water over all Bake at
330° F for I hour.
Makes 6 servings.
before St.
John’s Day
(June 24) is
worth praise.
A brisk wind
generally
precedes rain
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MjjßjaaaSjltM r/jlfl . *7l*7 ynAC Wed 700 AM • 500 PM
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_ _ _ _ After Hour* Emergencies
WE SHIP PARTS DAILY S TH!?I
Sun. Closed * Lord t Day
• AIRFREIGHT * B&HDELIVERYSERVICE
LBS. 37.00-45.00; STANDARD AND
GOOD 70-80 LBS. 30.00-40.00; «l
HOLSTEIN BULL CALVES 93-113 LBS.
100.00- #2 HOLSTEIN BULL
CALVES 90-103 LBS. 107.00-112.00; «1
HOLSTEIN HEIFER CALVES 103-110
LBS. 160.00-183.00; #2 HOLSTEIN
HEIFER CALVES 90-100 LBS.
125.00- BEEF X CALVES. NONE.
HOGS: 73 HEAD. US#l-2 237-280
LBS. 41.23-42.23; #2&3 213-275 LBS.
36.00-39.30.
SOWS: S 3 HEAD. «1&3 490-573 LBS.
26.30-29.30; «2&3 355-490 LBS.
24.50-26.50; MEDIUM 235-495 LBS.
21.00-24.30.
HEAVY DUTY SIDEWALL CURTAIN SYSTEM
DESIGNED FOR DAIRY BARNS
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• DROP LINE PULLEYS Heavy duty steel pulleys with oil
impregnated bronze bearings to insure life-time self-lubrication.
Pulleys mounted on rugged 3-bolt bracket.
• HEM PIPE Heavy structural 1" O.D. on both top and bot
tom of curtain.
• CABLE Aircraft cable on all drop lines and main lines.
• CONTROLLER Heavy duty manual chain lift or automatic
controller.
• CURTAINS —Several types available including insulated, non
insulated & translucent. Featuring Custom formulated
extended-life dairy curtain with 7-year warranty.
© IMS NORBOO. INC.
New Holland Horses
New Holland Sales Stables
New Holland, PA
Monday, June 12, IMS
Report Supplied By Auction
252 HEAD. MARKET STRONGER.
WORK HORSES 810.00-1325.00.
DRIVING HORSES 475.00-10S0.00.
RIDING HORSES 485.00-925.00.
BETTER RIDING HORSES
1100.00-
REGISTERED RIDING
900.00-
KILLERS, 6 HEAD 975.00-1100.00,
HEAVY WEIGHTS 725.00-900.00,
LIGHTWEIGHTS 435.00-670.00.
PONIES IQS.OO-400.00.
LARGE PONIES 450.00-510.00, 3
HEAD 625.00-685.00.
COLTS 155.00-410.00.
MULES 675.00-1035.00.
465-540 LBS
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