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Wmeland Equipment,
Inc
Mercersburg
Smith's Implements, Inc
Mill Hall
Dunkle andGreib, Inc
New Holland
ABC Groff, Inc
New Alexandria
Lone Maple Sales &
Serv. Inc.
QUESTION Doyle Whitney wants information on
where employment in an area of ag dealerships or repair
shops might be had where his experience of 25 years could
be used. He also wants to know about rural communities
where a farm could be purchased. Perhaps real estate
agents, county extension agents or someone from the
Dept, of Ag could help with the information. Call him collect
at (860) 423-8218 or write to 331 Bass Rd., Windham, CT
06280.
QUESTION—A reader would like information on keep
ing a pair of swans in their pond in order to keep a Canada
goose population under control. Which breed of swans
works the best? Do you need to clip the wings to keep them
in the pond? What kind of care do swans require?
QUESTION Harold Wolf, New Cumberland, is look
ing for copies of “Flying" magazine published from the mid
1950 s to 1962 only.
QUESTION—Vera Sloop, Landisburg, would like infor
mation on where to buy strainer parts for a galvanized
watering can.
QUESTION Thane Lafollette, Bernville, would like
information on how and where to sell broom corn. He has
about 75 stalks to sell.
QUESTION Ivan Gromling, Manchester, writes that
when he was young and growing up in the 1950 s and
19605, his family used Troutaman’s Cough Syrup, which
was black in color. Where can he purchase it today?
Oakland Mills"
Lost Creek Implement, Stoneboro
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Inc.
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Pikeville Equipment,
Inc.
Red Lion Tunkhannock
Waltemyer’s Sales & Barton Supply, Inc
Serv., Inc
Somerset
Scheffel Equipment Co
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Towanda
S.P.E , Inc
Uniontown
Greenline Supply, Inc.
Watsontown
Deerfield Ag & Turf
Center, Inc
West Chester
M.S. Yearsley & Sons,
Inc.
WEST VIRGINIA
Moorefield
K&W Equipment, Inc
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 18, 1998-825
QUESTION —Mary Pazzaglia, Columbia Cross Roads,
wants addresses for suppliers for chipwood baskets that
measure 4 'A -inch wide and 3% -inch deep, and
2V4 -inches high.
QUESTION Terry Lowe, New Park, is hoping to
purchase wood or coal grates for a Wincroft #BBBB2R
cookstove, made in Middletown.
QUESTION Evan Weidman, Westfield, would like
information about old cookers that he has. On top, it says
American Cooker, patented Nov. 29,1910, other patents
pending, No. 70. the other one says the same thing but has
a No. 66 on it. He'd like to know who made them and any
other instructions.
QUESTlON—Previously an answer in this column said
that Joel Z. Zook makes miniature balers that make
2x2x4-inch bales. The address given for him is insufficent.
If you know it, please send the complete address or the
name and address of someone else who provides this
product.
QUESTION Margaret Grieff, Sidman, would like to
know where to buy a disinfectant called Creolin, similar to
Lysol, which they had used for years in chicken coups and
to bathe dogs.
QUESTION Don Miller, Summit Hill, wants to know
who can appraise the value of an antique goat cart. Call
him at (717) 645-9693.
QUESTION—R. Himmelberger, 129 Poplar Rd., Fleet
wood, PA 19522, would like poems with the word thimble in
them.
QUESTION Mrs. B. Weaver, New Holland, pur
chased a used set of Tinker Toys, but it didn't have a man
ual to show how to make things. If you can help her, send it
to her at 618 N. Railroad Ave., New Holland, PA 17557.
QUESTION Ella Keyser, Zieglerville, wants to know
where to buy a belt for an antique sewing machine. The
treadle machine is a New American #2909819 and Belt No.
25.
QUESTION Art Sholly Jr., Mt. Joy, wants to know
where to find a gas-fired Royal Peanut Roaster, any condi
tion and any size.
QUESTION Fannie Seller, Lancaster, would like to
know where to purchase a Bio-Snacky sprouter of some
one who is willing to sell theirs.
QUESTION Margaret Diamond, Kunkletown, wants
instructions to make lamps or other items from popsickle
sticks.
ANSWER Miriam Nolt, Ephrata, has the book “Mys
tifying Twins," which was requested by Bennie L. Stoltzfus,
Quarryville. Call Miriam at (717) 354-9111.
ANSWER Mary Martin, Elizabethtown, wanted to
know how to market and sell old books printed in the
1800 s. Thanks to Robert Rauhauser, Thomasville. He
suggests she write to Ron Heiberman of The Family
Album. Rt.l, Glen Rock. PA 17327. Phone (717)
235-2134.
ANSWER A reader wanted to know how to relocate
gladiolus bulbs that have already sprouted about 6 inches
tall. Thanks to Margaret Strause, Leesport, and a Manhelm
reader who sent basically the same information. Do not dry
off growing gladiolus. The do not grow from bulbs that get
bigger every year, but from corms, which renew every
year. At this time of the year, the plants are too young to
have formed the new corms for next year’s growth. Replant
by having the new bed ready for them, including holes to
plant them in. If the soil is very dry, fill the holes with water
and allow it to drain away into the surrounding soil and then
dig up the glads by keeping as much soil on the roots as
possible to plant in a new bed.
ANSWER Sharon from Elverson wanted additional
pieces to a Pfalz graft set of dishes labeled Spectrum.
Thanks to Hannah Coles who writes that she has a shop,
The Wagon House, on her Bridgeton, N.J. farm. She is
going out of business and will sell 20 pieces of the pattern,
which is in blue and white, for 40% off. Phone her at (609)
451-7014.
ANSWER Mrs. Everett Dalryniple wanted the card
game Author’s. Thanks to a reader for writing that she saw
one at Seven-Mile Antique Mall, Main St., Seven Mile, OH
45062.
ANSWER Marj Swartz wanted to know where to buy
sheets of beeswax for rolling candles. Gloria Wright writes
that Fruitwood Orchards has many colors and supplies for
making beeswax candles. The shop is located at 419 Elk
Rd., Monroeville, NJ 08343.