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woolen mill located in
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lew York would like to buy a
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ledford, N.Y., would like to
ultry auctions on Saturday
heard there was one in
vany more details. Is there
anywhere?
, punxsutawney, produces
#where to purchase styro
ggs, preferrably jumbo and
ilifax, would like to know of
son old butchering knives.
er, Annville, wants pattern
iut of telephone books.
Illerstown, acquired a plas
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Co., Oceanside, N.Y. Kurtz
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returned with addressee
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IDIS BROS. INC. LOST CREEK
LtbtniM, w IMPLEMENT
717-22(4(50 Oakland Mills, M
71740-2101
LEHIGH AG
EQUIPMENT
Allentown, PA
MILLER-LAKE INC.
MloviHo, PA
717-0194339
110-3 W-2553
MILLER'S
LONE MAPLE
ULES & SERVICE EQUIPMENT
NtwAJoßAndrta, PA RO #1 Rt M
41240-7173 Falnnourrt CHy, PA
Cutsßetter-andWider
than Anything in it's Class
The 820K59 is here
• Redesigned guards and a 5-bar reel give
the 820 a cleaner cut.
• The 820's 9-foot 9-inch cut is 6 inches
wider than anything in it’s class.
• Three-point suspension system provides
unmatched flotation,
• An exclusive Power-Cushion helps prevent the driveline from bottoming out during tight turns
• Exclusive John Deere urethane-roll conditioning.
QUESTION—Kathy Helsel, Woodbury, would like to know
how to make vanilla-scented ornaments to paint or decorate.
QUESTION Bernie Retry, Columbia Crossroads, wants
the address for the Smith (Turkey) Call Company in Pa. He
needs information on a T-12 turkey that they make.
QUESTION—LesIie Heulitt, Rock Cave, W. Va., is looking
for a mail-order company that sells feedgrade ground kelp
from 50-pound bags. She also would like a small manure fork
called the original apple picker.
QUESTION Leo Rodgers, Tamaqua, is looking for an
operator's manual for a New Holland stack wagon model
#lOl2 and for a Massey Ferguson Model #l2O baler.
QUESTION A reader would like a formula for the old
green and red paint used on old wooden farm implements.
The paint looks like it was very thin and soaked into the wood.
QUESTION D.R. Newsom, Cooperstown, N.Y., would
like out-of-print cookbooks: “The Neighbor Lady Cookbooks”
and Bob Allison's Ask Your Neighbor Cookbooks. (These
were from radio stations).
QUESTION Jean Lubold, Halifax, has several ques
tions: Are there bird watchers in the Halifax area that would
like to compare notes on building nests, feeders, and watch
ing birds?
QUESTION Terry Lerew, Gardners, wants information
regarding minature bottle gourds,or tiny birdhouse gourds.
They need to be 1 -4-inches in size. Would like an inexpensive
source to buy those already dried and cleaned or a source for
seeds and information on how to do it herself.
11l
O.C. RICE, INC. SMITH’S WALTEMYER’S
_im North M.in_st- IMPLEMENT, INC. SALES A SERVICE
* M»rc«r»bur a , P* 101 M WinMratown Road
7174T74135 717-J2M244 R«J Lion, M
1400-443-3374
PIKEVILLE
EQUIPMENT INC.
Ot*y, PA
•10-9»7-*277
Towsmto, PA
SonMfsot, PA
717-2CM440
•14-44*4*00
POLE TAVERN
EQ. SALES CORP.
670 Rt 40
Elinor, NJ
•00-390-2000
GEORGE V. SEIPLE
& SON
EolOft, PA
*lO-2S*-714C
SCHEFFEL
TOBIAS
EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
HaNfw. PA
717-3*2-3132
WINELAND
EQUIPMENT, INC.
Mwtkwburg, M
it4-7f3-210l
M.S. YEARSLEY
& SONS
WMt Cheater, PA
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QUESTION —John Randall, Holcomb, N.Y., lost the ad in
which someone advertised a portable scales with 5,000 #
capacity in this paper in January.
QUESTION Bob’s Radiator, Woodstown, N.J., would
like to know where to write to find information on an old
accordian.
QUESTION BJ Stoltzfus, Mohnton, would like to know
where to find a horse hair wood stove brush, nr ' oom type.
QUESTION Milton B. Moyer, Hummelstown, would like
to know where to purchase spike oil, an antiseptic for dressing
wounds.
QUESTION—Terry and Shirley Womer, R.D.#4, Box 45,
Middleburg, PA 17842, write that they collect veterinary anti
ques. Recently they acquired two business cards, one dated
1862, for J.S. Nixon & Son, Chambersburg, Pa. According to
these cards, the druggist produced and sold horse and cattle
powder. Does anyone know the history of this business?
QUESTION—Robert DeLong, Walden, N.Y., would like to
know where to purchase Falu rodfarg paint, which is made in
Sweden. It is a superior water-based red paint, ideal for barns,
which previously was available from a company in Georgia.
QUESTION Esther Nolt, Newmanstown, would like to
know where she can buy a set of Jungle Doctor books written
by Paul White. She enjoyed these books as a child and would
like to get them for her children.
QUESTION A Turbotville reader would like to know
where to find literature or an owner's manual on a US Slicing
Machine Co., Van Barkers original hand crank meat slicer
that was made in 1912 in La Porte, Ind.
QUESTION Bill Sherwood, Beavertown, is looking for a
kid’s wagon made by Sherwood Company with the name
Sherwood printed on the side.
QUESTION Sandra Laughman, Hardin, Mo., wrote that
she read about a woman who creates pickled fabrics. Sandra
would like information on the procedure and ingredients to
use.
ANSWER Naomi Bupp, York, writes that the words and
music to Fifty States in Rhyme are in a book called ‘Liberty A
Music Celebration of Freedom,” created by Phil and Lynn
Brower and arranged and orchestrated by Don Wyrtzen. It's a
singsplration edition by Zondervan Music Publication Divi
sion. Available from Old Town Productions, P.O. Box 2, Areo
la, VA 22010 or call (703) 327-6367. The composition is
copyrighted so you must purchase a copy of the book.
ANSWER—Darrell R. Martin, Lititz, wanted the name and
address of a company that offers parts and supplies to restore
wooden trunks. Thanks to Mrs. John Frey, Annville, for send
ing the name and address of a company that offers parts and
supplies to restore wooden trunks. For a catalog, send $2.75
to Dorothymae's Trunks, Box 536, Spearman, TX 79081.
Phone 806-659-3027.
Also, JoAnn Horst, Boonsboro, Md., writes that Greencas
tle Antique Mall has a booth with just about everything
needed. As you walk through the door, the booth is to the left
along the back wall.
ANSWER For G. Minckier who wanted someone to
repair old wool rugs, JoAnn Horst writes that she will repair
them. Tell her about details, price, and shipping. Contact her
at 8541 Old National Pike, Boonsboro, Md. 21713 or call (301)
739-8502.
ANSWER Mrs. Amos Eberly, Lititz, wanted to know
where she could find interlocking toy bricks called America
bricks. Mrs. Mary Lehman writes that she has some to sell.
Write to her at R.R.I, Box 545, Pine Grove, PA 17963-9762.
ANSWER Jane Geigley, Christiana, wanted the story
about a meadowlark that built a nest in a field. The baby birds
would tell their mother what the farmer said and she would,
promise that they didn’t need to move until the farmer said he
needed to harvest the wheat. Thanks to Isaac E. Fisher,
Pequea who writes that the story is in the book ‘Widening Hor
izons,” a Golden Rule series printed by American Book Co.
and copyrighted in 1956. Check with a library or .bookstore
about obtaining a copy.
ANSWER —Here’s another address for Guardian Service
requested by Mrs. Speakman of Oxford. Guardian Service
Cookware, 8402 Monroe Ave., Unit 1, Stanton, Ca. 90680.
Call (714) 828-0750.
ANSWER Rebecca King, Quarryville, sent another
method to remove mildew from fabrics. Soak fabric in solution
■of a half cup vinegar, a half cup, liquid bleach, to 2 quarts
water. Soak 1 or 2 hours or overnight.
ANSWER Bill Sherwood, Beavertown, thanks the peo
ple who contacted him about a goat wagon, which he