11,—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 5, 1962
TRYING FOR TOP DOLLAR on a piece of shop equipment at the first of
the Garden Spot Equipment auctions is Omar Landis, aj the microphone To his
ncht is a partner in the venture, Chet Long, while Elmer Murry, former presi
dent of the Lancaster County auctioneer’s association exhibits the merchandise to
the large crowd in the new sale building The clerk, to Landis left is Howard Erb
The third partner m the tirm is Jacob Ruhl A similar auction is planned for the
first Tuesday of every month L F Photo.
Farm Machinery Auction Sale
Is Big Success, Operators Say
'I In* lust ol the moiitbh Aluiut bP I>ei a tit ol llu
sales at tlu CJaiden Spot Ma- brcldeis weto (lealots Lena es
clnne.v Up non was alune all Imiatecl Pnces wue aoiv
e\pi i l itions ol tlu opeia.ois 'toocl up this time ot \eai but
ol tin sale one ol the outlets ol (omse not as Hood as tlte\
said tins \\ t( k 1,1 thp ve ‘ n lle
f'liel Lorn, AKi on one ot said
the tliiPi am tiom ei s who
stilted the Insi public taim
lin<hinei\ .nution m eastern
I mti ti St.lies Tueschn told
him ask i r.mnini, tins ncik
111 < s ile u.is beftei th.m we
h.u! expected ,iud deikus <aim
1 i i) m Mai \ hind Vn anna
Jhhn.aie and poih.ips some
<>c!• < i stale s
Much ol thi machine!! jnoi-
ed mu oi the luuiitc ami out
ot the state Lout, bclieies
snne out ol the stile dealeis
\ieic .iinoiii? tin-* most utm
biddm s
\o evu l iopou on the num
bei ot tr.Ktois sold «js a\.ul
.ible but Lon? estim.iltd th.il
in 011 til .in halt the 10 con
signed ti.ulois <hm?ed bunds
.A math t,matei port t nta?* oi
the 'i arums othei tuim im
))bnients wme sold to the s< v
ei il hundred biddeis on hand
at the Luinoln sales lot
SALE REGISTER
Sat.. Mat 1 2, I miles west
ol M.iuhnm I'uhlu Sale ot
I. l;u si hold -oods md also il
tin same tmu and plain the
I'aiin Kiimpmont held o\ni
lioni on I \ p 11 1 7 Sale Con
t.n t us eaih we sell, on <om
niission (* 11 \\ OL(IL\H *lll
K-’ Manheim Pa
Sat Mat l!>. House hold qoods
loi \linno Obei loiatetl 1
jii ill s mu rn ot Mauheiin A
lon- Kl 7 i Ni'.u Klsl on\lilt
( 1I \\ oI„i-im hi I) <i IK I
s.ii .1 iiii< - - I |).m. —Tl< <il
Ksi.ue F.iim implements jnd
]>t 1 '1)11,11 pi opl 1I \ Ih Vu U)l
IN i'llik‘ Ksi.ue <it \S'i mhis\ ille
]; I mu Ci ili 11 .if ri' fill in
hoisi (li.iuii «i(nui)iiicTit .ind
ii ii ii s ( h oI <1 -rood-, (iillifi t,
' in i
W'oik Dress Stiles
Hiis'is l(i honsew oi k lie (I
h In i as\ to -.lip mio r( inimis
Mis \f,ii I’.ulon P( nn Sfito
(Miiision i lothmtc s[K‘( i.i 1 1 s(■
Billion iron is tnd nr.ip-.i
lonmls .no two popular stiles
\\oimii who floti’r (.in toi
irlur i\|ii ( in look lor dress
(s with it( ( Mine openings lar„e
(polish to avoid strain or loss
\\ p weie lei \ emotuasted tIU <ls (m, kl be deteunmed
b\ the lust s.ile Loiui said t * Uie ate no simdai opeiations
Ik I Omai haudis and Jacob m Hie East
y
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Uulil operatoii ot the auction
plan to hold a hale on the Inst
r l neschn. ot eteit month
bomt said no machineit has
luen tonsmned toi the next
but seteial people hate
indicated the\ would consign
collie implements 01
hetou the hum sale
The atution is patleimcl af
ter ,i lai sre sale in Ohio hut as
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