Auction Building Largest Of Its Kind In Eastern U.S.
Construction begins on the Garden Spot Equipment Auction building on a 22 acre Lincoln tract. The project, first of its kind in the eastern U.S., will house a restaurant and offices and host monthly sales of farm and industrial equipment along with a staff of about 25.
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U.S
United States
Lincoln
Chester K. Long
Akron
J Omar Landis
Jacob H. Ruhl
Manheim
J. Henry Hum
Ruhl
Landis
Long
Archibald
Ohio
Lancaster Yards Reports Almost $10 Million Drop in 1961
The Lancaster Union Stockyards posted a $9,713,644 decline in business in 1961 from 1960, totaling $51,314,479 receipts. Fat steer prices fell about $25, cattle volume and cattle numbers dropped, marking the second straight yearly downturn in the yard’s nine year trend.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Union
Lancaster Livestock Exchange
Bees Endure Cold With Adequate Food Says Expert
William Clarke Jr. of Penn State extension advises beekeepers to provide enough food and wind protection to conserve stores and protect brood in early spring. He notes snow on hives can act as insulation and aid survival.
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F HlLeuschner
Penn State Extension
William Clarke, Jr
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