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Harold Schfoeder, fieldman for midwest-
ern farm dailies, here takes a bid from the
stands at the Millarden Angus sale and
relays it on to Auctioneer Paul-Good. Final
buyer at this moment was the Pennsyl-
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Well identified,' the Millarden Farms Sales barn near
Annville, in Lebanon County Saturday was the scene of
one of the season’s outstanding Angus auctions. Despite
snow, the crowd was large, bidding enthusiastic. A top of
$6,500 was scored on cows, and two bulls each sold at
$2,500. (Lancaster Farming S
MiUarden Angus
;Sale Top $6500
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Eileenmere of Woodbar proved
one of the outstanding sires at
the 1956 Farm Show in Harris
burg, and his get took 11 first
prizes.
Five generations of the Millard
Family have been engaged in
the quarrying and processing of
limestone at Annville, Palmyra
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1 and Swatara Operations cover
nearly 3,000 acres on the Penn
sylvania Farm and 2,000 acres
in, the Georgia farm- About 1,000
acres of the Pennsylvania farm
are used for quarrying, the bal
ance pasture, and crops. Show
horses and Hamipshire hogs also
are produced on the farm
Now numbering 700 head, the
Angus herd is led by Eileenmere
of Woodbarr, purchased at $30,-
000, and his daughters are being
crossed with Ankonian OB 13th.
Mr Christian has been well
known in Pennsylvania circles
prior to joining Millarden. He
did much excellent work with
4-H club boys and girls and steer
feeding projects before joining
the Georgia operations.
Weather was a bit bitter, a
prelude to snows that continued
through the weekend into the
season’s worst storm But it
didn’t keep the buyers away,
like Oscar Hammerstein II of
Doylestown, Pa, or W- D. (Bill)
Fishbaek of Glen. Airy Farms
near Versailles, Ky In Bill’s
case, he flew to Washington,
where weather forced him to
continue on to Annville and Hei
shey by railr
Hotel Hershey was sale head
quarters. Auctioneers were Ham
ilton James, 11 1; Paul
Good, Van Wert, Ohio, and Stan
Haworth, Warrenton. Va. Dave
Canning, fieldman secretary of
the Canning Land and Cattle
Co., Staunton, Va, was sale man
ager, Scott French, fieldman
secretary of the Pennsylvania
Aberdeen-Angus Association, was
sale consultant Fieldmen for
many of the eastern and Corn
Belt publications and associations
too were on hand, including Jim
Coyner, eastern representative
of the national Angus-association.
vania State University, paying $4OOO for
the typey Angus female in the ring. With
his back to the camera, to the right, seek
ing a higher bid, is Ray Roth. (Lancaster
Farming Photo).
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