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"ATTENTION
GRAIN GROWERS"
Grain Dryer Clinic on ail types of portable and
automated dryers, presented by Ron Thurow,
Farm Fans, Indianapolis, Indiana. Call by
Tuesday Noon, April 23, for time and place of
meeting. Phone 464-3321
FARM FANS
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INDIANAPOLIS INO
R.D.I, Willow Street
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MK SELL, SERVICE and INSTALL
E. M. HERR
EQUIPMENT, INC.
717-464-3321
Select Cut of Chicken
Yon Need
When you’re buying
chicken to serve your family
or guests, select the size that
best suits your needs. Penn
State Extension foods and
nutrition specialists point out
that you may need a whole
bird, halves or quarters for
broiling. Or you may want
only breasts, legs or thighs.
Also keep in mind the
comparative cost, amount of
meat you get for the money
and the work involved in
preparing the various cuts.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
This is part of the crowd of buyers Manheim RD2. Over 1000 pieces of
that turned out for the machinery equipment, including 68 tractors,
consignment sale held annually by C. changed hands at the day-long sale.
H. Wolgemuth & Sons Auctioneers,
Consignment
Sale Is Biggest Ever
Over 730 buyers registered
at the C. H. Wolgemuth &
Sons annual consignment
sale. The local auction firm
has been holding the sale at
its location four miles west of
Manheim since 1958. This
way the biggest sale ever,
though, both in terms of
dollars spent and at
tendance.
Buyers came from all over
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. April 20.1974 —
Pennsylvania, as well as
Maryland, Delaware, New
York, Virginia, Ohio and one
from Alabama. Over 1000
pieces of equipment, in
cluding 68 tractors, were
consigned to the sale which
was called by seven auc
tioneers.
Average price paid for all
the tractors was $662. A John
Deere “1010” commanded
the highest price of the day
at $lBOO. A Huber “B” was
sold for the bargain price of
$165. High prices paid for
other equipment included
$1550 for a graindrill, $l4BO
for a mower-conditioner,
$1465 for a forage wagon and
$1520 for a com picker.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
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