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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1962

Page

2

Mellinger suspended for stockyards act violations

Mellinger, a Smoketown livestock dealer, was suspended as a registrant under the Packers and Stockyards Act and ordered to cease and desist from specific violations. The 20 day suspension began May 30 after an April order by Judicial Officer Thomas J. Plavin following hearings in 1961. The order requires accurate records and forbids false weights and preferential handling of livestock to gain advantage.

Mellinger Smoketown Packers and Stockyards Act US Department of Agrculture Thomas J Plavin Lancaster Melthneer Packers and Stockyards Tsbis Agricultural Warketms Service Lanaster

Chicago Livestock Market Report Scraps From 1961 Sale

OCR reads a livestock pricing note with cattle categories and price ranges for Holsteins and cows, noting weights and various dealer terms. The fragment mentions utility, canner, cutters, bulls, and feed er classifications with price levels and load figures, ending with a stray 1961 reference.

Tractor Brings $300 At Hostetter Sale

A 1919 car sold for $235 and a truck brought $210 at the Hostetter public sale in Strasburg. A small tractor brought $300 while five tons of corn sold at $37 per ton. Other items included a lawn mower $55 a dining chair $55 a bed frame $70 and a refrigerator auctioneers Kierder and Diallo oversaw the sale.

Earl Hostetter Strasburg Kierder and Diallo

Homemakers Week Opens With Two Day Program

Federal Extension Service hosts a two day homemakers event with eight interest groups from home nursing to landscaping. Women register through the county agents office and stay in university residence halls on campus in Lancaster Pa.

Home Economist County Agents Office PO. Bidge Lancaster

New Guided Missile Aims to Deliver Fire Retardant From Air

Developments in guided missiles raise optimism for an airborne system that would drop a 100 gallon fire retardant load onto wildfires. It would supplement or replace risky low altitude tanker drops, with release possible from about 3000 feet above turbulence and smoke.

Poultry Auction Listings Show Multiple Buyers and No Sales

A fragmented record lists various poultry lots and bidders from Lancaster and surrounding areas. Entries name buyers such as Starr Poultry Island Poultry and vendors like Parke Herr and Marvin Sweigart with bids ranging around 100 to 4300 units, many marked NO SALE or specific bid amounts.

MAB Robert C Gatman W C Meltinger & Son Lester M Fdurst Island Poultry Same Starr Poultry John N Thomas Parke Herr Marvin Sweigart Carl B Risser M&b Leonard Deitz John Kellner J Koser Co Moore Farms, Inc WVC Longenecher’s Farm Daniel IK Good

Public Auction of Farm Equipment and Household Goods

Public sale of garage and restaurant equipment and lawn and garden gear to be held June 2 1962 at 10 am at Hicks service center 360 W Market St Lamon Pa by Liners Service Center Jacob A Gilbert auctioneers. Includes nearby listings for farm machinery and antiques with additional consignments from Earl Hostetter and Diller Kreider auctions.

Eylers W. Market St. Hellam Servce Center Jacob A Gilbert Earl V Hostetter Strasbore Diller and Kreider

Lancaster PCA Refunds to Members on Cooperative Income

At a Lancaster area cooperative meeting, members learned 969 borrowers drew over 5.696 million dollars in short term loans for farm costs, livestock, machinery, and general needs. A 3 percent cash dividend to Class A stockholders remains in place as of December 1, 1961, with an additional patronage refund planned to be paid by early June.

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