Sole Reports
George T. MacDonald Sale plow, 6 bottom $2200.; Int.
February II No. 640 disc harrow $3050.;
Farm Machinery 504 Int. with loader $3300.;
Tractors and Farm Int. 315 self propelled
Machinery were sold as Combine $7500.; MF grain
follows: Int. F 856 diesel drill $1350.; NI No. 215
tractor $8,000.; Int. No. 700 manure spreader $ll2O.
Trucks
Int. pick-up with John Blue
mounted sprayers brought
high bid of $2690. Another
truck was sold at $2450.
Auctioneer: J. Everett
Kreider, Carl Dlller.
Attendance: Excellent
with 350 plus people, six
states represented.
David H. Good Sale
Leo la, Pa.
February 20
Consignment Sale
Grain
Twelve loads of hay were
sold, with high bid of $77 per
ton. Other hay sold at $35 to
$75 per ton. Straw was sold at
$47 per ton.
224 pieces of consigned
equipment were sold, with
the equipment being shipped
in from New York, New
Jersey, Maryland and Ohio.
Horse drawn implements
also sold well.
All four auctioneers were
busy, selling all day. Twelve
tractors were also reported
as being sold.
Auctioneers: F. Snyder, R.
Martin, C. Wolgemuth, J,
Fry.
Attendance: 750 registered
buyers.
Laverne L. Mylin Sale
Smithville,Pa.
February 16
Farm Machinery
Farm Machinery and
equipment sold as follows:
706 Farmall $3700; cab for
706 Farmall sold separate at
$600; Super C Farmall with
cultivators and hoers $840; H
Farmall $410; two silage
wagons were sold at $1360
and $ll9O.
Trucks
1967 Chevrolet Vz ton pick
up was sold at high bid of
$l2lO.
Household Items
20 cu. ft. freezer sold at
$9O; 13 cu. ft. Gibson
refrigerator-freezer, $l6O.
Auctioneer; Lloyd H.
Kreider
Attendance: 234 registered
buyers.
Paul Z. Martin
Blue Ball
February 20
Day Hone Sale
117 head of horses and
mules were sold, with high
bids as follows; Top pair of
mules, $1975; top work horse
$660; top standard bred
horse $530; and top saddle
horse $550.
Paul Z.
Auctioneer:
Martin
Abner Oberholtzer Sale
TulpehockenTwp.
February 20
Farm Equipment
Some of the items sold
were: David Brown 990,
$3050.; Oliver 55, $725.; Case
No. 230 Baler with thrower
$2050.; 494 John Deere com
planter $790.; 818 self
propelled Harvester $2200.;
Dunham cultimulcher $930.
Dairy Cattle
40 head milk cows were
sold from $5OO to $ll3O, with
an average price of $757. per
cow.
Bred heifers $450 to $550.;
Open heifers $2OO to $4OO.
Auctioneers: John E. and
Paul E. Martin.
Walter Horst Sale
' Marion Twp.
February 16
Hog Sale
Hogs weighed an average
of 39 pounds. Average price
brought $34.07 per hog.
Auctioneers: John E. and
Paul E. Martin.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
Lancaster Farming, Saturda
Clean Streams Law
To be Discussed At
Final Hinkletown Meet
The last in a series of
meetings sponsored by the
Eastern Lancaster County
Adult Farmer Program will
be held on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 27, at 7:30 in
the Hinkletown Elementary
School just off Route 322 near
Martindale. This meeting
will center upon a discussion
of the Clean Streams Law
and how it affects the far
mers of Lancaster County.
Members of the panel to
discuss this law will include
George Parks, Consultant
for the Water Quality Board
of the Department of En
vironmental Resources;
Orval Bass, District
Conservationist for the
Lancaster County Soil and
Water Conservation Service;
and Henry Hackman,
Executive Secretary of the
Lancaster County Soil
Conservation District.
The State of Pennsylvania
has recently passed a Clean
Streams Law which has
provisions which must be
met by every farmer no later
than July 1, 1977 and these
provisions affect each and
every fanner of Lancaster
County. Among the topics
which will be covered in the
discussion by the panel are:
The requirements of the new
law; how these requirements
can best be met by the local
farmers; the types of help
available to the farmer; and
the time requirements and
penalties of the new law.
No farmer can afford to
remain uninformed about
Feb. 23.1974-4:
the far-reaching provisions
of this new law or com
placent about the 1977
deadline or they may find
themselves facing the stiff
penalties of this new law.
All fanners are urged to
attend this meeting.
handles
all types of silage!
urth four utet -12' to 16’, 16' to 20’,
20’ to 24' and the BIG one* 24’to
I 30* m dMiNtet*
CALL 717-272 0871
MARVIN J.
HORST
Dairy Equipment and
Amana Appliances
'R.D.No.l(lona)
Lebanon, Pa.
Located on Route 897 between
Schaefferstown and Lebanon,
over 30 years in business at
same place.
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