Public Sales Register
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SAT. MARCH 9 - 11 A.M.
D.S.T. Public Auction of
Valuable Real Estate, Farm
Machinery, Oats, Hay, Oats
Straw, Chickens, Tools on
the premises located 2 miles
north east of Fawn Grove,
1 Vfe miles south east of
Gatchelville turn on Walnut
Grove Road in Fawn Twp.
York Co. Pa. Arrow signs
posted. Terms by Mr. & Mrs.
Ray F. Blevins, owners;
Charles W. Shrodes and
David W. Shrodes, Auc
tioneers.
SAT. MARCH 9 - 11 A.M.
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT. MARCH 16
at 11:00 a.m.
OLIVER 1650 Diesel & Oliver
660 Tractors. Plows. Disc,
Cultivators. AC Roto Baler.
Drill. Planter, Wagons, 9 Bred
Hoi Heifers & lots of
Household Goods, some
Antiques
Wilson 0. Smith, Owner
Goldsboro, Md.
H. Rudnick & Sons,
Auctioneers
PUBLIC SALE
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
80 H GH GRADE
HOLSTEMS
The undersigned, discontinuing the dairy
business, will sell the following at public auction
in the dairy barn arena at the ABERDEEN
SALES CO. INC. on Rt. 22 in Churchville; 6 mi.
west of Aberdeen, Md. (via Rt. 40 or 1-95) or 6
mi. east of Bel Air, Md. (via U. S. Rt. 1) Chur
chville, Harford Co., Md. on
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1974
Night Sale at 8:00 P.M.
This herd consists of 70 head of producing,
home raised Holstein cows. Ten cows freshened
within the last 60 days; 15 cows are due to
freshen in April, May and June; balance in full
flow of milk and rebred for fall freshening. All
cows will be examined for pregnancy. This herd
is T. B. Accredited and Certified Bangs Free;
tested within 30 days for out of state shipments.
MR. JOHN M. SPICER, owner
Bel Air, Maryland
We also will sell one consignment of 10 fresh and
close springing cows and heifers.
ABERDEEN SALES Co. Inc.
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AN IMPORTANT NOTICE
Beginning Monday, March 18th, and every Monday
thereafter, short legs, that is, calves, lambs, and hogs will
be sold at auction starting at 11:00 A.M. Like Wednesday,
calves will be sold first followed by lambs with the sale of
hogs starting at 1 P.M.
All calves, lambs, and hogs consigned to the auction will
be sorted, if necessary, and weighed upon arrival, thus
eliminating shrink to the consignor.
Public Auction of Dairy
Herd, Machinery, Ear Corn
and Household Goods. Sale
location - Go Rt. 283 west.
Take Landisville and
Salunga Exit. Turn right.
Stay on that road until the
greenhouses. Turn left and
sale will be held at farm on
first lane on the right. Watch
for sale arrows. Terms by
Mark Martin; R. Kline and
N. Martin, Auctioneers.
SAT. MARCH 9 - 10 A.M.
Arthur R. Kuhl Estate
Holstein and Equipment
Dispersal located 1 mile
north of Lawrenceville,
Penna. and 14 miles south of
Coming, New York on Route
15. Watch for Auction
Arrows. Ronald D. West,
Sale Manager; Robert M.
Shaylor and Victor Pirrung,
Auctioneers.
SAT. MARCH 9 - 11 A.M.
Public Sale of Real Estate,
Farm Equipment, Tools,
Household Goods and Coins
located along Fairview
Church Road, New
Providence RDI, Providence
Twp., Lancaster Co. Pa.
Take Cinder Rd. approx. 2
miles south oi New
LANCASTER STOCKYARDS
The largest Livestock Market on the Eastern Seaboard
Providence to Fairview
Church Rd., turn west
mile to property. Sale by Mr.
& Mrs. Rufus Stonesifer;
Howard Shaub, Auctioneer.
SAT. MAR. 9 - Sale of Farm
Equipment and Community
Consignment Sale by
Binkley & Hurst Bros.,
located just north of
Rothsville. John E. and Paul
E. Martin, Auctioneers.
SAT. MARCH 9 - 10:30 A.M.
Sharp Public Sale of Farm
Machinery, Tools, Antiques,
Lumber and Ear Corn
located approximately
mile north of Hellam-Kreutz
Creek Exit of Rt. 30 by-pass,
at the end of the concrete
road turn left between 2
stone pillars to Twin Brook
Farm. Terms by Samuel C.
Cornwall, Owner, Hellam
Br., York No. 11, Pa. Robert
Pa. Livestock
Exports Rise
Exports of Pennsylvania
bred livestock reached an
all-time high of 1,166 head in
1973, Secretary of
Agriculture Jim McHale
announced. This figure
compares with 1,060 head
exported in 1972 and 146 in
1971.
The majority of the cattle
were purebred Holsteins and
went mostly to countries in
Europe for breeding pur
poses.
“The quality of Penn*
sylvania dairy stock is
becoming recognized around
the world,” Secretary
McHale said. “Buyers from
abroad are in the state
almost continually seeking
recognized breeding lines.”
Most of the state-bred
cattle sold for export are
rounded up through the
Pennsylvania Holstein
Association, which
cooperates with the export
sales division of the National
Holstein-Friesien Service.
Exports of Pennsylvania
purebred livestock semen
also has shown a dramatic
rise in recent years as
foreign breeders seek to
upgrade their lines,
Secretary McHale said. The
number of ampules of semen
exported from the state in
1973 totaled 55,979, compared
with 28,433 the previous
year. This contrasts with 146
ampules in 1971.
Exports of Pennsylvania
horses totaled 3,191 last
L. Sechrist, Auctioneer.
SAT. MARCH 9 - 11 A.M.
D.S.T. Public Sale of
Livestock and Farm
Equipment located 2 miles
east of White Horse (340),
Plank Road left, first lane
left, Lancaster County, Pa.
Sale by Jacob K. Beiler,
owner; Abe Diffenbach and
Abe Diffenbach, Jr., Auc
tioneers,
SAT. MARCH 9 - 12 Noon
Public Auction of 128 Acre
Farm, Farm Equipment and
full line Butcher Equipment
on the premises located
midway between Leek Kill
and Rough & Ready; RDI,
Klingerstown, Pa; Upper
Mahanoy Township, Lower
Northumberland County. 25
miles Southeast of Sunbury;
8 miles East off Route 225 at
Red Cross (watch for sale
year, about twice as many as
the year before.
By contrast, exports of
eggs and chickens for
breeding have shown an
almost steady decline in
recent years.
Sheep, swine and goats
were exported from Penn
sylvania in 1973, along with
cats and dogs - and one
rabbit.
While much of the Penn
sylvania livestock was
shipped by water, a sizable
portion went by jet aircraft
from the Harrisburg In
ternational Airport, which is
becoming an increasingly
popular exit point for air
shipments of cattle from as
far away as Wisconsin.
Six shipments via cargo jet
,from Harrisburg were made
in 1973, accounting for a total
of 1,067 animals.
Destinations were Greece,
Italy, Malta and Poland. So
far in 1974 air shipments
have been made to Iran and
France. Shipments to
France and Italy are ex
pected in March and April.
The cattle are trucked to
Harrisburg from all parts of
this state and from a dozen
other states and gathered at
the Farm Show Building
facilities. There they are
checked by U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture
veterinarians. Only animals
with a clean bill of health are
allowed to be shipped.
Pa. Slaughter
Numbers Rise
January 1974 slaughter of
meat animals in Penn
sylvania was up for all
species except calves ac
cording to the Crop
Reporting Service. Cattle
slaughter increased 14
percent, hog slaughter 6
percent and sheep and lamb
slaughter was up 20 percent
from a year ago. Calf
slaughter was down 26
percent from January a year
ago.
Nationally, total red meat
production was 2 percent
more than a year earlier and
12 percent more than
December 1973. Beef
production was 1 percent
more than January 1973 and
pork 5 percent more but veal
production was off 19 percent
and lamb and mutton
production down 11 percent.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Mar. 9.1974
arrows in Village of Leek
Kill). 10 miles Northwest of
Hegins; turn west off Route
125 at Keim's Cafe watch for
sale arrows in Village of
Rough and Ready. Sale bv
Mark T. Paul and Lena Paul,
owners; George N. Deibert,
Auctioneer.
SAT. MARCH 9 - 9 A.M. 6th
Annual Spring Sale by the
GordonviUe Fire Co. to be
held at the GordonviUe Fire
HaU. Dishes, Horses, Hay,
Straw, Farm Equipment,
etc., etc. Goods sold on
commission or donations.
Persons wishing to donate
items may caU 717-687-7583.
AU proceeds benefit Gor
donville Fire Company. Ira
Stoltzfus, Wilbur Hossler and
Leroy Zook, Auctioneers.
Complete listing later.
SAT. MARCH 9-1:30 P.M.
Duroc Sale located at
Martin’s Sale Barn, 2 miles
East of Intercourse, Pa. on
Rte. 340. Sale sponsored by
Penna. Duroc Breeders
Assn. Paul Z. Martin,
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY,
Located in Perry County, 8% miles west of
Marysville and 4 miles east of Shermansdale, and Vz
mile south of Rt. 850. Watch for sale signs along Rt. 850.
FARM EQUIPMENT
(ALL IN GOOD CONDITION - SOME LIKE NEW)
John Deere No. 45 - 12 ft. self propelled
Combine (1 yr. old); 2520 John Deere Tractor;
2510 John Deere Tractor; 420 John Deere
crawler; Farmall H with cultivators: John Deere
3 -14 in. bottom mt. plows; John Deere 3 -16 in.
bottom plows on rubber; John Deere manure
spreader on rubber.
John Deere hay turner; John Deere No. 48
manure loader; John Deere hay baler with
kicker; John Deere wide tread hay wagon with
rack; Coby wagon with hay rack; home made
wagon with hay rack; John Deere tractor rake
with pony wheel.
John Deere No.3ooelevator; John Deere 15A
flail chopper: John Deere portable disk harrow;
John Deere two-row corn planter; John Deere
brush hog; 3 section harrow; 2 tractor mowers;
IHC hay conditioner: Massey Harris two-row
corn picker; post hole digger (3 pt.); dump
rake; New Idea manure spreader.
Farm trailer; Bnllion cultipacker; wood buck,
Papec ensilage cutter; 2-horse wagon; 3-
section harrow; 2 McCormick disk gram drills,
IHC No. 6 grass wagon.
1952 CHEVROLET V TAG TRUCK WITH GOOD
BED - VERY GOOD SHAPE
IHC DUMP TRUCK (FAIR) - OLD ROAD
GRADER
Air compressor; chain hoist; rope, heavy
battery cables; grease gun; wheelbarrow,
planer, ladders; anvil, lumber - 2x6, 2xB, 4x4;
50 bags of 6-12-12 fertilizer; digging irons,
large vise; jacks; Vz in. drill and bits, Vz in
socket set; set of box end wrenches, 2 battery
chargers - 6 & 12.
Cant hooks, wire stretchers, roll of wire;
electric motors; chains, wood wheelbarrow,
steel hog trough; horse cultivator, 55 gal
drums; hyd jack; new tractor chains and other
small items
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Fngidaire refrigerator, Shelvidore
refrigerator, old flour chest; Minnesota treadle
sewing machine; picture frames, iron bed,
wringer washer; dated jars, dishes, pots and
pans
BUTCHER TOOLS
Scalding trough, 4iron kettles; meat grinder,
steelards; 3 meat benches; stirrers, hog
hangers, lard press, tubs; and other items
MRS. GEORGE W. LIGHTNER
(Phone (717) 957-2288
DEAN SHULL, Auct.
EGOLF, Clerk
LUNCH STAND RESERVED
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
Auctioneer.
WED. MARCH 13 - 12 Noon
Public Sale of Farm
Machinery and Equipment
located on the northbound
lane of U. S. Route 13 three
miles north of Greenwood,
one mile south of Far
mington, 4V4 miles south of
Harrington, In Kent County,
Delaware. Sale by Daniel E.
Williams, RD2, Box 70,
Greenwood, Delaware; A.
Doty Remsburg, Sale
manager and Auctioneer.
THURS MARCH 14 - Public
Sale of Farm Equipment by
Lebanon Valley Implement
Co. located 2 miles south of
Myerstown along Linden
Street in Richland, Pa. John
E. and Paul E. Martin,
Auctioneers.
THURS. MAR. 14 - Complete
Dairy Dispersal and Farm
Machinery Sale located
South of Annville along Ete.
934. Sale by Lloyd Early;
Harry H. Bachman, Auc-
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