LET CLASSIFIED WORK FOR YOU
CALL 394-3047 OR 626-2191
SOUTHERN
LANCASTER COUNTY
MUDDY RUN
137 acre Hog Farm. Modern farrowing house, bank
barn, room to raise 300 hogs to market with liquid
manure system. Top conservation farm land terraces.
10 room farm house, all modern conveniences.
Private. Priced reasonable.
PHONE 717-548-2285
C. H. WOLGEMUTH & SONS
FALL FARM
EQUIPMENT SALE
WED., AUGUST 16,1972
10:00 A.M.
Located 4 miles west of Manheim, 1 mile west of E.
Fairview Brethren Church, Lancaster Co., Pa.
SPECIALIZING IN FALL
HARVESTING EQUIPMENT
TRACTORS—PICKERS-HARVESTERS OF
ALL KINDS—TRUCKS-COUSIN WITH
DRYGOODS—TOOLS
Good equipment is selling strong. We sell anything on
Commission. Bring in your Equipment early.
REMEMBER things brought in last will be sold last.
Open to receive goods from Aug. 7 til sale day from 8 to
6.
IMPORTANT All equipment left here on our
previous sales will be resold at the buyer's expense
unless we are notified by August 1.
LUNCH AVAILABLE—TERMS CASH—CLOSED
SUNDAYS—FOR INFORMATION CALL
OR WRITE
C. H. WOLGEMUTH, Sale Manager
Phone (717) 665-5664 Manhim, Pa.
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McGovern,
Discuss Ag
Pennsylvania Secretary of
Agriculture Jim McHale today
disclosed he has received
assurances from Sen. George
McGovern that the Democratic
presidential candidate is com
mitted to a platform of greater
farm income and rural
development.
McHale said the South Dakota
senator, at a recent meeting in
Washington with a small group of
farm leaders, pledged that one of
his first acts in office woul be to
set Commodity Loans under the
present farm program at 90
percent of the 1910-14 parity in
dex. Currently, parity the ratio
of costs to prices recieved by
farmers is near the lowest
level since the 1932 depression
days.
McHale was invited by Sen.
McGovern to attend the session
on rural issues with Texas
Commissioner of Agriculture
John White, and representatives
of the National Farmers Union,
National Farmers Organization,
National Wheat Growers
Association, National Milk
Producers Federation, National
Catholic Rural Life Conference
and National Rural Electric
Cooperatives Association.
McGovern asked each farm
leader for his views.
“I told the senator,” said
McHale, “that one of our greatest
needs today is to boost farm
PUBLIC SALE, SATUR
DAY, AUGUST 19, 1972,
starting at 9:30 a.m., real
estate, farm machinery,
household goods, antiques,
and miscellaneous items.
Located three miles south of
Turbotville, Pa. in Nor
thcumberland County. Turn
off Paradise Street or one mile
north of Paradise Church or 7
miles northeast of Milton, Pa.
98 acres more or less. Two
spring fed streams, two wells,
eight room house, bath,
stoker, hot water heat, large
bank barn, silo, machinery
shed with corn storage.
Terms: Personal property
cash; real estate-10 percent
down, balance m 30 days on
delivery of deed. Auctioneer,
George H. Deitrick; Attorney,
H. William Koch. For
property information, Phone
717-649-4251 or 717-568-5454.
Owner, William N. Rhone.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 12,1972
McHale
Issues
income for the family farmer, to
keep him solvent because he is a
vital part of any plant to rebuild
rural America.
“I was pleased to hear the
Senator repeat a pledge he made
in Miami that he would boost
commodity loans to their
maximum of 90 percent of the
1910-1914 parity index.
“I asked the Senator,” McHale
continued, “for a national
commitment to revitalize and
recapitalize everything in rural
America We must break up
control of farm lands by non
farm monopolies and begin the
task of improving the quality of
life for all of rural America
through more and better housing
and improved health delivery
system, better transportation
and the creation of more jobs in
the private and public sector ”
McHale also discussed Penn-
sylvania’s flood situation with
McGovern, noting there was a
need for a larger program of
assistance for the victims of the
June flood caused by tropical
storm Agnes.
McGovern has introduced a bill
that would cut interest rates on
loans to flood hit individuals,
businesses and farms to a flat 1
percent and increase the
forgiveness factor from $2,500 to
$15,000. Currently, loans carry
interest rates of up to about 5%
percent.
HELEN BEINLACH
AUCTION
SMIRUY, MKUSII9,III2
Location: Just off Rt. 220 at the Sheriff’s Quarters of
Sullivan County Court House, Laporte, Pa. 30 miles
from Williamsport, 30 miles from Towanda and 10
miles from Forksville, Pa.
Due to the death of my husband, I am moving and will
sell everything including household items. Motorola
color TV, portable TV, Katone AM-FM radio, typewriter,
3 piece living room suite, coffee table, end tables,
lamps, 2 chest freezers, self defrosting GE refrigerator
freezer combination, Kenmore electric stove with two
ovens, Speed Queen auto, washer, portable electric
dryer, toaster, electric mixer, 2 kitchenette sets with 4
chairs, electric fry pan, pots and pans, set of Samsonite
chairs and table, roll-away beds, electric fan, hamper,
double bed, chest of drawers, dressers, single bed,
small china closet, rocking chair, metal wardrobes,
teflon frying pans, Hammond cord organ, electric drill
with set of bits, hammers, level, squares, garden tools,
22 rifle, 16 gauge shotgun, wheel chair, 2 sets auto
hand controles, complete auto C.B. set (antenna, etc.)
rugs, humidifier, outdoor Christmas tree lights, sheets,
blankets, Kenmore sewing machine, chest of drawers,
garden hose, etc.
Older items including Ithica grandfather’s clock,
regulator calendar clock, wall clock, matel clocks in
cluding Gilbert, Sessions, Seth Thomas, wooden works
clock, Seth Thomas china clock, old copper clock, real
old pocket watches, spoul cabinet, sleigh bells, cow bell,
school bell collection, kerosene lamps, collection old
padlocks with keys, eye glasses, flat iron, violin, flax
winder, Signet spinning wheel, horse collar with mirror,
silver tea set, 7 piece pink pitcher and bowl set, vases,
real old English porcelain 1790, Noritake china, cocoa
set, Kentucky rifle, pewter, collection of Humbles, vine
glasses, ox shoe, shoe lath, cherry pitter, postal scale,
jugs, real fancy old wall telephone, chicken on nest
and much more.
This is a large and complete auction of very nice items.
Everything sells without reserve so plan to attend.
Owner
Tom Young, Auctioneer Laporte, Pa.
Troy, Pa.
Phone 673-8659
Fed Cattle Dip 5 pet.
The July 1, 1972 inventory of
cattle and calves on feed at 54,000
is down about five percent from
last year, according to the
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting
Service.
All of the decline is attributed
to a sharp rise in the number of
head marketed during the second
quarter of the year, 47,000 head or
24 percent more than during the
same period in 1971.
Cattle-feeders added to their
stock during the same quarter
another 20,000 head which was an
increase of 25 percent against
last year’s activity Marketings
in the July-September quarter
should show a modest three
percent gain over 1971.
The Crop Reporting Service, a
cooperative venture among
farmers, the Pa Department and
the USDA, surveys only full-scale
cattle feeding, excluding small
operations incidental to dairy and
general farming
LLOYD H.
KREIDER
Auctioneer and
Sales Manager
330 West State St
Box 2 RDI
Quarry ville. Pa. I7s(i(>
Ph; 78(>- {594
9:30 A.M.
HELEN BEINLACH
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