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Bluegrass- Market
Saturday Jtme 16, 1990
313 head sold to 59 buyers.
AJllOtllllil/~ to $61,997.58
STOCKER & FEEDER
STEERS
Under 500# 79. O0 98. OO
500 --750# 75.00 94.50
Over 750# ......
HEIFERS
Under 500# 71.00 89.00
501 --750# 70.00 78.50
Over 750# 64.75 .....
BULL CALVES 65.00 .97.00
BABY CALVES 97.50 100.00
VEAL CALVES 96.00 98.00
SLAUGHTER CATTLE
STEERS none
HEIFERS 55.00
COWS 4,t.75 55.00
BULLS 55.00 68.25
Under I000#
Over I000# 55.00 68.25
COW & CALF
PAIRS 655.00 850.0(-)
COWS. BH 285.00
HOGS
SLAUGHTER ,13.00 59.50
SOWS ,17.00 50.00
BOARS ,11.50 44.00
PIGS & SHOATS
By Head 20.00
PONIES 1,10.00
HORSES 395.00
SHEEP &LAMBS
BLUE 58.25
RED 5,1.00
OTHERS 3 I. 50
BABY
EWES 1 I. 50
BUCKS t 7.50
WETHERS
70.00
510.00
56.00
17.00
19.00
GOATS
GOATS.BH 32.00 50.00
"Yum-a-Setta"
t6 ounces Egg Noodles
2 Ib, Hamburger
Salt & Pepper to taste
1/4 cup Chopped Onions
1 tablespoon Brown Sugar (optional)
1 can Tomatoe Soup (undiluted)
8 ounce Processed Cheese (slices or snredded)
1 can Cream of Chicken Soup (undiluted)
Cook noodles according to package directions. While noodles are
cooking, brown hamburger, salt, pepper, onions and brown sugar. Add
tomato soul:) and mix well. Spread mixture in a large dish. (9x13) cover
with cheese. Drain noodles, stir in cream of chicken soup. Spread on
top of cheese. Bake at 350°" for 30 minutes
Send your recipe to
The Mountain Messenger
k~ 122 N. Court St. Lewisburg,
By: Izetta J. Baker
Frankford WV
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The Joy of Farmin
Ella S.
When Robert Frost wrote "Some-
thing there is that doesn't like a
wall," he wasn't talking about our
farm animals -- because our ani-
mals love fences.
When the herd of cows is in a
pasture with grass high as their eye-
brows it doesn't take them long to
crop enough to make their sides
bulge. One afternoon, as they lay in
the shade chewing and resting, they
started wondering what to do with
themselves the rest of the day. A
two-year-old complained she was
bored wilt" standing around sw~tch-
=ng her ta~l at the flies. That is when
one of me older cows remembered
tile fences. "Fences," she sa~d
'were put around the fields to
amuse the animals."
She and the two-year-old ambled
across me field to the fence. The old
cow demonstrated how to rue
against the posts and w~re while she
explained that this action massaged
her neck, s,des and ~ips. At the
same t~me she worked the posts
loose and stretched the wire so that
~t would sag and billow.
Soon other of the herd joined in
the game and a c~.,If found a brokee
wire. It pried at the hole trying to
make it o)gger. After a bit it tired of
thiS and abandoned the fence to
challenge another calf to a game of
head wrestling.
One of the cows that had been
watching inspected the small hole.
She poked ner nose through t and
shoved hard. Some wires slid and
others broke. Soon her whole head
was through the fence. She took a
couple of bites of grass, declaring to
the other cows that the grass on the
other side of the fence was the best
she had ever put m her mouth. They
immed=atety gathered around want-
mg to taste this scrumptious fare.
She just continued eating and re-
fused to allow turns at the hole she
had created. This irritates them and
they shove and butt her. The fence
creaks and groans under this as-
sault and more w~res part. As the
others continue to punish her she
rehnquishes her place.
Soon the hole ~s large enough for
two cows to put their, heads through
at the same time. One cow is dis-
comforted by a wire jabbing her
neck and withdraws her head. At
almost the same time the other cow
gets hit in the rear by the shoving
herd. Before she realizes it
popped through the fence --i
like a cork from a bottle. The
gaze at her in wonder as she .'
freely on the other side. After ~
hesitation they decide to.join
In the farmhouse the
rings. "Your cows are out," a
bor says. The herd is
shamefaced as they return to
pasture. They hadn't planned
out, and the grass really
better on the other side
One morning the bull was
proud and boastful. He stood
middle of the field and
forth his attributes. '1 am
meanest, most powerful
Woodrow," he yelled. '1 can
double my weight in bulls,
lions and wild cats. I have the
est herd of cows this side
sissippi and I am the father
sassiest, sleekest calves. If
anyone out there who
then let me hear you blow
horn." Immediately there
angry answer from our ne~
bull across the road. "Why,
over-grown Billy Goat, you
more than whip a house cat
definite you would run from a
You sire knock-kneed,
calves from your poor,
COWS."
Angry-eyed and puffing',
our bull answered in a screan
you back end of a donkey,
like a Banty Rooster ---,
loud until the shadow from
sends you scurrying to hide.
beat you to a pulp, bury you
dog does his bone." Here he
the ground with forefeet as
and dug up sod. "Take that
and that," he said, as he
earth with his head.
Then the neighbor's bull
"In my sight you're just an
in your little hill. See how
out and stomp you if you
here." Then he sent the clod~
as he stamped and tore
and gave forth a savage yell.
So the two shouted dares
suits, rampaging up and
fences until, hoarse and
each returned to his own
were happy and contented.
had vented all their spleen
their valor couldn't be
cause of the fences in betwee~
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