Sales Report Farmersville Auction John Rutt, Owner April 1, 1975 The following items sold as highlights at Tuesday evening's auction; coffee pot $l4; two glass dishes for $22 each; lion bank $2O; quilts from $7 to $23; organ $140; kerosene stove $9O; dining room suite $240 and blonde bedroom suit $l4O. Farm Machinery Edgar Wanger Herahey, Pa. March 29, 1975 Over 300 people attended Saturday’s sale which saw the following items sell as highlights: D 15-Series AC tractor $3400; Massey Harris Super 26 combine $1000; JD 246 planter $405; JD 14 T baler $640; Grove forage wagon $1270; AC tractor $750; 8 N Ford $1090; New Holland 611 harvester $500; Woods Bros. Pickers $BO5. Harry H. Bachman, auc tioneer. farm Equipment John E. Weaver Jackson Twp. Lebanon County March 29, 1975 Over 600 people attended FARMERSVILLE AUCTION wsm, mi i ns 6:00 P.M. In Farmersville, 3 mi. east of Brownstown, Lane. Co., PA. New and used bedroom suites, new and used living room suites, (like new) maple hutch, matching Early American chest of drawers and dresser, Queen Ann dining room suite, pineapple poster bed, new rockers, baby fur niture, oak furniture, metal wardrobe, 35 MM camera, 12 x 14 gold rug and pad, Depression Glass. Lots of unpacked boxes from a lady who gave up housekeeping, etc., etc. Terms by: Call 354-5095 JoHII J. Rlltt CONSIGNMENTS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN FOR OUR APRIL 29 ANTIQUE SALE Sale April 15, 1975 - ■■■— * COMING - SAT.. MY 3 HEIFER SALE - From 2 Months to Calving.* APRIL COW SALE FRI. NILE, APML 18 IKE MYERS BOYS SET HUH STANDARDS TO PURCHASE TOP QUALITY COWS FOR INCH MONTHLY SALE. For additional information on Bloodlines and Production, call Thursday, April 17 (717) 569-2106. Sale 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. ABE DIFFENBACH, Auctioneer HENRY KETTERING, Pedigrees PARK MYERS, Sales Manager ROBERT LAWRENCE. Cashier Saturday’s sale which featured 1050 individual sales. Highlights of the sale included: 1614 acres farm real estate $53,500. Corn $7O per ton, horse drawn corn planter $190; lap robe $200; anvil $lOO. Auctioneer: Earl Buffenmeyer. Real Estate and Goods Elizabeth Kling Conestoga and Earl Ave. New Holland, Pa. March 29, 1975 Saturday’s sale saw the following highlights sell. 2V4 story brick home $40,500. Set of Lenox China -12 place settings $230; chest $210; chest of drawers $127.50; pine jelly cupboard $175; biographical annals of Lancaster County $106; quilt $110; wood box $93; 32 rifle $B5; coffee grinder $45 and organ stool $42. Auctioneers Carl Diller and Paul Snyder. Farm Equipment Warren Smith Chester County March 27, 1975 Auctioneers Carl Diller and J. Everett Kreider reported that the following items sold as highlights: Farmall Super C tractor $905; Farmec Mow Elevator and conveyor $700; New Holland 67 baler $595; New Holland 402 crimper $495; New Holland 206 Ground driven spreader $430; alfalfa hay $69 per ton, milk cans $lO each and copper kettle $195. Sechriat Sales Company, Inc. Livestock Auction Stewart*town, p«. March 31,1975 CATTLE 237 Steera - High Choice and Prime $42.00- 42.50; Good Choice $41.00- 41.75; Good $38.00-40.50; Standard Good $35.00-37.50; Holsteins Good $28.50-32.00; Standard to Good $24.00- 27.00. Heifera - High Choice and Prime $35.00-36.50; Good to Choice $34.00-34.75; Good $32.00-33.50; Standard Good $30.00-31.75; Holsteins Good $28.00-29.50; Standard Good $24.00-27.00. Feeder Steer* - Good and Choice $33.00-35.25; Stan dard Good $32.00-32.85; Utility $28.00-30.50. Bulls - Good and Choice Commercial absent; S tandard to Good $27.50-28.50; Utility to Standard $24.00- 26.50. Cows - High Yearling Commercial $24.00-25.00; Cutters $22.00-23.50; Canners Low Cutters $20.00-21.75; Shells $12.00-17.00. CALVES 123 Calves - Choice and Prime $55.00- 62.00; Good and Choice $50.00-54.00; Standard and Good $45.00-48.00; Utility to Good 110-140 lbs. $30.00- 40.00; Utility 90-110 lbs. $24.00-28.00; Culls $12.00- 20.00. HOGS 337 Hogs-U.S. No. 1 and 2, 190-220 lbs. $40.50- 41.00; U.S. No. 1 and 3, 190- 230 lbs. $40.00-40.25; U.S. No. 1 and 3, 180-250 lbs. $39.25- 39.75. Sows - 250-375 lbs. $34.00- 35.25; 400-500 lbs. $30.00- 33.50. Boars - 300-500 lbs. $22.00- 28.00. SHEEP 15 Lambs - Good to Choice $30.00-38.00; Medium and Good $24.00-28.00. Ewes $5.00-15.00. Private Treaty Fat Hogs, Select No. 1 and 2, 200-215 ATTENTION DAIRYMEN Two-Herd Dispersal Sale AT CHARLIE MYERS BLACK & WHITE HOLSTEIN FARM FRIDAY, APRIL 11,11 A.M. 1) ALVIN C. BUSH FARM DISPERSAL 2) RAY M. CRIDER FARM DISPERSAL Full Details on Page 68 CHARLES C. MYERS 717-569-2106 or 717-569-6800 Sheep Field Day The 1975 Pennsylvania Sheep Field Day will be held on May 24, 1975 at the Harford Fair Grounds, Harford, Pa. in Susquehanna County. The Field Day Chairman, Frank Supancik of Uniondale, reports that the northeastern Penn sylvania Sheep and Wool Growers Associations will host the event and have 'planned an outstanding field day. the program will include a talk on the Pennsylvania Meat Animal Evaluation Center, by Robert Kimble, Director, Pennsylvania State University; USDA Wool Incentive Program by Ben Morgan, Extension Livestock Specialist, Penn- sylvania State University; and Lamb Marketing by Mr. Editor’s Quote Book An extravagance is anything you buy that is of no earthly use to your wife Frankhn Pierce Adams Milk Milk is our leading source of calcium which is needed for bones and teeth. Milk also pro vides high-quality protein, ribo flavin, Vitamin A, and many other nutrients lbs. $40.50-41.00; private treaty fat hogs. No. 1 and 2, 220-230 lbs. $40.00-40.25; private treaty fat hogs, No. 1 and 3, 220-240 lbs. $39.50- 39.75. Feeder Pig Sale Westminster Livestock Auction March 28,1975 692 Pigs - Prices steady to $5.00 higher. Strong Demand! No. 1 & 2 Pigs 20-39 lbs. $BB.OO-102.00; 40-49 lbs. 86.00- 92.00 ; 50-59 lbs. 76.00-84.00; 60-69 lbs. 61.00-79.00; 70-79 lbs. to 65.00 ; 80-89 lbs. to 59.00. Next Sale, April 25, 1975 Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 5.1975 Miller of Miller Abattoir, North Bergen, N. J. The Field Day will start promptly at 10:00 a.m. with the Sheep Judging Contest for 4-H Teams and classes for Junior and Senior in dividuals. Other activities will include a sheep dog demonstration, boning a lamb carcass, wool show, spinning and dyeing display and demonstrations and exhibits of sheep supplies. The State 4-H Shearing contest will start at 9:00 a.m. and continue during the a AUCTIONEERS tvt v DIRECTORY RANDAL V. KLINE i Specializing In: [ DAIRY & FARM • MACHINERY SALES [REAL ESTATE-PUBLIC » OR PRIVATE SALE. [ COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL i AUCTION SERVICE WITH TENT > AVAILABLE. ! 717-626-4975 AUCTIONEERS FRANK & PAUL SNYDER Livestock, Farm Equipment, Household Goods, Antiques No sale too small or too large 717-859-2688 717-733-7052 PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, APRIL 19, Located at Winterstown, 5 miles South of Red Lion on Rt. 24, York County, PA. Silos & Barns: 2-26’ x 70’ & 20’ x 50’ Ficke silos. 40’ x 84’ bam, 75’ x 100’ slatted floor bam. Feed: 6,000 Bu. of com (shelled & treated), 1,000 tons of ensilage. Tractors: IH. 1066 Hydro, cab, radio & heater (400 hrs.) 550 & 1,000 Pto. IH. B tractor, just overhauled. JD. 60 3 point hook up. Coleman 4 wheel drive tractor w-12’ 8” V snow plow & winch, weighs 17 tons. Plows: A.C. 5 bottom (new bottoms). IH. 2 pomt hook up 4 bottom 14”. 3 point 3 bottom 14”. Oliver 2 bottom Raydex hyd. lift 14”. Equip.: N. Idea 2100 liquid manure spreader w vacuum pump. Gehl CB 600 chopper 1,000 Pto. 2 row 30” com head & grass head. 4 Gehl 3 axle Forage wagons. JD. 4 row no till com planter. JD. 9’ disc harrow. JD. disc harrow. 1,2 & 3 section harrows. JD. 2 row potato digger level bed No. 30. A.C. flail chopper. IH. 47 baler. JD. cornhead 210 for a 45 combine. JD. 45 loader. IH. 2001 manure loader will fit IH. 424 or 560. Ford 3 point tractor scoop also roll over scoop. 2 seed cleaners. IH. 56 9” blower. 15 disc drill & 15 hoe drill Van Brunt. 2 row mechanical transplanter. 3 cultipackers. Potato splitter. Potato grader & picking table. 60 hp. 3 phase generator by Pto. also numerous amounts of small equip, and horse drawn equip. Irrigation System: Marlow Pto. pump I,ooo’ alum, pipe, 3 rain bird big gun type sprinkler w-variable nozzle, 4 gun stations. Feed Equip.: 250 ft. Van Dusen feed auger, 100 ft. 10” U trough w-motors, 1-3,000 gal. molasses tank also 1,000 gal. tank, 1 molasses pump, Sure Weigh cattle scales, 2 feed mixers, Papec 13” hammer mill, 30- 6' x 10’ metal windows. Trucks: 1960 Ford V tag 40,000 miles; 1955 Dodge dump truck; 24” 4 side Triumph planer w-20 Kp. 3 phase motor; 24” planer; 2 saw dust blowers & motors; small tools & motorcycle parts. Sale ordered by: Carroll E. Anderson, Owner . r s" Sale conducted, by Bradley K. Smith, Auctioneer Telephone: (717) 244-1124 Slated morning. A lamb dinner will be served at noon. Camping privileges are available on the fair grounds for persons with camp trailers who wish to stay overnight on May 23 and 24. SERVICE CALL JOHN E. MARTIN RDI, Durlach Road, Ephrata 733-3511 or PAUL E. MARTIN Stevens RDI, Box 561 733-3305 LICENSED AUCTIONEERS No Sale Too Small or Large Tents Available , LLOYD H. KREIDER AUCTIONEER and SALES MANAGER R.D.SI New Providence, Pa. Phone: 7*6-3394 AT 10:00 71 1975
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