Sale Reports
(Continual from Pago 74)
Farm Machinery
M. Vernon Weaver
Feb. IS, 1975
Qnarryvllle, Pa.
Auctioneer, Nevln Martin
reportedthat the tale saw
active bidding by 207
registered bidders.
Highlights of the sale in
cluded: Ford 801 tractor
$1820; Massey Ferguson 65
diesel $2125; New Holland
baler $3010; John Deere roll
over plow $1125; New
Holland 404 hay crusher
$525; cultimulcher $ll5O.
PUBLIC AUCTION
(CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME)
FRIDAY, MARCH 21,1975
AT 9:30 A.M.
50 Farm Tractors, 200 Pieces
of Farm Equipment, 50 Pieces
of Industrial Equipment.
Excellent Selection.
Dealers & Farmers: You are urged to bring any
consignments you might have to our sale and you are
also welcome as a buyer.
Sale Held Rain or Shine.
Make your arrangements now to come to our sale - you
will be glad you did.
Refreshments on Sale Site.
Sale conducted by and located at:
WENGER'S FARM MACHINERY INC.
South Race St., Myersiown, PA 17067
Phone 717-866-2138 days or 717-866-7147 nights, lust off Route
422 and Route 501 in Myerstown.
Sales Manager, Auctioneers,
Lloyd Wenger Blaine Rentzel
Paul Z. Martin
FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 21 IS OUR NEXT BIG COW SALE
THE MYERS BOYS SET HIGH STANDARDS ID PURCHASE TOP DUALITY COWS FOR THEIR MONIHLY SALE. |
For additional information on Bloodlines and Production,
call Thursday, March 20 (717) 569-2106.
Sate held at the Black & White Holstein Farm located just West of Lancaster,
Pa. on Dairy Lane. Exit 283 West of Lancaster at Flory’s Mill Rd„ turn left
and then right around mill to farm.
yv ABE DIFFENBACH. Auctioneer CHARLES C. MYERS (T Jh
HENRY KETTERING, Pedigrees
PARK MYERS. Sales Manager /17-f69-21(^
f ROBERT LAWRENCE, Cashier or 717-569-6800 \ Is. j
Farm Machinery
Elmer Lipplncott
Harmony, N. J.
Feb. 21,1975
Saturday’s sale saw the
following highlights: 1965
J.D. 4020 $8000; 1968 J. D.
4020 $8000; 1952 Farmall
Super M $1950; Cat D-4
$3400; J. IX 5 bottom plow
$1725; J. D. 115 chuck wagon
$2500; J. D. 224 hay baler
$3500; Field sprayer $1000;
J. D. Hayrack $7lO and
regular Farmall M $1325.
Col. Fred Daniels, Auc
tioneer.
HEIFERS FOR SALE
REGISTERED & GRADE
Farm Machinery
Rnlus Martin
NeffsvQle, Pa.
Feb. 15,1975
Highlights of the sale in
cluded; John Deere 3010 gas
tractor $3425; John Deere 24
T baler $1325; Massey Harris
coropickersslo; New Idea 19
manure spreader $900; ear
corn $67.50 per ton and
barley $2.30 per bushel. High
selling pony $lO2. Nevin
Martin, auctioneer.
Farm Machinery
Stoltz-Smith
Lebanon, P»
Feb. 21, 197 s -
Auctioneer Harry H.
Bachman reported that a
large crowd of over 500
people attended Friday’s
sale. Highlights are as
follows: International 1066
tractor $12,730; In
ternational 710 plow $2300;
Cultimulcher $1950; In
ternational Harvester $3510;
New Holland 470 mower
conditioner $2300 In
ternational 1150 grinder -
mixer $1750.
Farm Machinery
Jason Weaver
Quarryville, Pa.
Feb. 22, 1975
Auctioneers J. Everett
Kreider and Carl Diller
reported that a large crowd
attended Saturday’s sale
which proved to be one of the
most successful of the
season.
The best item sold was
SUE EVERY
TUESDAY
Graded Salt
Ist Tuesday each month
2P.M.
Horse Auction
2nd Saturday exb month
■ FAUQUIER
I LIVESTOCK
| EXCHANGE
Marshall, Va.
GO WHERE
THE AmON IS!!
HERDS OF COWS
ON HAND
TWO
MUST BE MOVED BY APRIL 1.
PUREBRED and GRADE
tobacco lath for $2.30 per
hundred with a bale box for
$lOO. Machinery highlights
included: New Idea corn
picker mounted on an AC
Dl7 $3200; cultivator $300;
rake $485; post hole digger
$225; bin wagon $420; New
Holland manure spreader
SI70; baler twine $29.00 per
le; AC 200 tractor $10,500;
AC 180 tractor $6400; com
planter $2925; generator
$1550; New Holland baler
$3100; three hay wagons
$600*690; hay $63-68 per ton
and com $66 per ton.
Farm-Equipment
Richard Gerlach
North of Manheim
Feb. 22, 1975
Auctioneers C. H. and Bob
Wolgemuth reported that a
large crowd of nearly 1000
people attended Saturday’s
sale. Machinery highlights
included: New Idea Uni-
System $26,200; J. D.
sprayer $735; J. D. 4010
tractor $6100; two manure
spreaders $750 and $700; J.
D. 1520 tractor $4250; Case
skid loader $4250; J. D. 6 row
cultivator $1325; sOo wagon
$1550; Ford pickup truck
s272s;Artsway Feed Mixer
$3400; com pciker $4OOO and
5 bottom plow $l3OO. Buyers
from all portions of the state
as well as the Delmarva area
were present. The auc
tioneers and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerlach wish to thank
everyone for making the sale
a huge success.
Special Horse Sale
Martin’s in Inter*
course
Feb. 26, 197 S
Highlights of Wednesday’s
sale included: Kentucky
driving horses from $260475;
work horses up to $450-with
one pair selling at $1200) and
mules singles $725 and pairs
up to $1450.
One pair of sorrel mares
$1750; Ohio standardised
$l6O-510 and New York
Standardbreds from $2OO
- Auctioneer: Paul Z.
Martin. -
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 1,1975
Real Estate
Wlimer and Leona Weaver
Schoeneck, Pa.
Feb. 22, 1975
Randal V. Kline, auc
tioneer, reported that the 81
acre farmed for $llO,OOO
with othejplracts also selling
- $15,0w for 10 acres and
$5lOO for 5 acres adjoining
the 10 acre tract.
FarmersvUle Auction
John Rutt, Owner
Feb. 25, 1975
Tuesday evening’s sale
saw the following highlights:
Gas refrigerator $300; new
living room suite $245; sofa
bed $120; electric range
$110; electric refrigerators
S2S-$100; freezer $B5 and
cameo vinegar bottle $5.25.
Farm Equipment
Freeland Sensenig
Leola, Pa.
Feb. 24, 1975
Auctioneers John E. and
Paul E. Martin reported that
over -300 people attended
Monday’s sale. Animals
selling included: 8 head of
charolais cattle for 34.30 per
cwt.; 9 blacks at 29.30 per
cwt. and ewe sheep at $42.00
per head.
Machinery highlights
included: International 424
diesel $3500; 350 Farmall
$1620; International 1 row
picker $810; Farmec
elevator $610; flatbed wagon
$410; McCormick mower
$440; Oliver rake $430; New
Holland dryer $450; log
chains $42.50 and chain saw
$85.00.
Farm Machinery
George Kachel
Reading, Pa.
Feb. 25, 1975
Auctioneer, Harlan
Gundy, reported that
Tuesday’s auction was well
attended, with 248 registered
bidders.
Highlights of the sale in
cluded: International
haybine $3300; New Holland
hayliner $2300; wooden fork
$7O; flail $B7 and corn sheller
$lOO.
PENNSYLVANIA'S
2ND PERFORMANCE
TESTED DULL SALE
FRIDAY, MARCH 28,1975
12:00 NOON
AT
MEAT ANIMAL EVALUATION CENTER
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 16802
Phone 814-238-2527
SELLING APPROXIMATELY
50 BULLS
(Catalogues available upon request)
Bulls on Test Include:
21 Angus 1 Maine Anjou-f
-16 Charolais 11 Polled Hereford
7 Chianina+ 1 Red Angus
1 Hereford 1 Shorthorn
2 Limousin-)- 6 Simmental-I
+These are percentage cattle ranging from Vz to 7-6
Approximately 75 percent of these bulls sell
AUCTIONEER: Morris Fannon
Pennington Gap, VA
SON-O-RAY results will be in catalogue.
Average Daily Gain for 67 Bulls after 84 Days
3.31 pounds per day
Sponsored by:
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, and
The Pennsylvania State University in cooperation with
the Pennsylvania Cattlemen’s Association and the
State Breed Associations.
Farm Equipment
Pham Musser
Lebanon, Pa.
Feb. 22, 1075
An attendance of over 400
saw the following items sell
at Saturday’s auctions: J.D.
3010 gas tractor $3500; J. D.
1020 with loader $5000; New
Idea cornpicker $1770; New
Holland baler $920; New
Holland Spreader $620;
gravity bin on chasis $2150;
cardinal elevator $340; J, D.
disc $370; straw $37.50 per
ton and Mixed hay $61.00 per
ton. Auctioneers: John &
Paul Martin.
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FRANK & PAUL
SNYDER
Livestock, Farm Equipment,
Household Goods, Antiques
No sale too small
or too large
717-859-2688
717-733-7052
FOR COMPLETE
SERVICE CALL
JOHN E. MARTIN
RDI, Durlach
Road, Ephrata
733-3511 or
PAUL E. MARTIN
Stevens RDI, Box 561
733-3305
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