Feeder Calf Sale Sets High Mark At Lancaster
Abe Diffenbach’s hammer celebrated a new high at the Lancaster Stock Yards as the first annual all Pennsylvania feeder calf sale drew 500 spectators. 379 head brought $38,595.37, weighing 168,965 lbs, averaging 22.85 per cwt. The event, organized by PLASA and Lancaster Livestock Exchange, featured Angus, Herefords and Shorthorns from 300 to 1000 lbs with singles, pairs, and small lots.
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Abe Diffenbach
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Livestock and Allied Association, Inc
Lancaster Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Leon Leighton, Jr
Harrisburg
PLASA
Hogs Fall to 13 Year Low on Chicago Market
Hog prices slump to lowest level since March 1942 on the Chicago market with top at 13.50 while barrows and gilts mostly run 25 lower. Receipts set a Wednesday record for December 1954 as packers bid heavily and sows under 600 pounds sell 11.00 to 12.23.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Lancaster
Lancaster Farming subscription offer announced for county residents
The notice states 28 000 Lancaster County rural box holders and families across boroughs villages cities receive this issue of Lancaster Farming with full farm news. For a limited time only charter subscriptions are being accepted at 1.60 for one year. Mail your dollar now to
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Lancaster County
Lancaster
Lancaster Farming
Weather Quiet, Cold Week in Lancaster County
Fog and chill dominated the past week with frost on many mornings and scattered precipitation. Bernard N. White announces a new Weather Bureau office in Lancaster, aiming to open within two weeks to provide past weather reports and a five day outlook for Lancaster Harrisburg and the lower Susquehanna Valley using data from county observer stations.
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Lancaster County
Ephrata
Bernard N. White
Mrs Noltt New President of Farm Women
Mrs Nolt, from Lancaster County, rises from vice president to president of the Lancaster County Society of Farm Women replacing Mrs Milton Eberly. About 300 women attended the annual meeting at Moose Hall.
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Noltt
Farm Women
Robert Nolt
Lancaster al
Lancaster County Society of Farm Women
Replacig
Milton Eberly
Society 6
Elizabethtown
Nolt
Farm Society
Moose Hall
Lancaster
Elam Buckwalter
Society 10
Abram Weidman
Society 5
Kenneth Eshelman
Paul‘Lrp
Charles Shriver
Waynesburg
Florence Moran
Harrisburg
Society 3
Girls win top honors at Southeast 4H Baby Beef Show
In the 13th Southeast District 4H Baby Beef Show at Lancaster Stock Yards, Northampton County teen Phyllis Buss won the top Angus prize with Butchie 1790 pounds bred by Perkins Farm. Mary Jane Herr moved a Hereford to reserve, as 284 animals from 10 counties competed under judges Mer ritt Whittle and King.
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Lancaster Stock Yards
Kounaupana
Northampton County
Phyllis Buss
Easton
Butchie
Perkins Farm
Millbrook
N Y
Mary Jane Herr
Maurice
Herr
Relston
Hereford
Angus
Buss
Helen A Grayhill
Manheim RD
John H Hess, Jr
Lancaster
Shirley Longenecker
Lancaster Live Stock Exchange
Henry T. Moon
Mr King
Jay Nissley
Ralph Katz
Joseph Way
Mark Bucher
Long Weekends Few Next Year
Baer’s Agricultural Almanac notes 1956 will have few long weekends. Memorial Day and July 1 fall midweek on Wednesday. Labor Day lands Sept 3 on Monday, shortening summer holidays. Lincoln’s birthday Sunday yields a Monday holiday for some. Christmas and New Year’s Day on Tuesday may prompt four day vacations.
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Baer
Lancaster
Lincoln
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Joseph 4. Duval
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Lancaster Union of Stockyard
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