ALL DAY
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1976
At 9 :OOA.M.
On the premises located in Jackson Township,
Halifax, R.D., Dauphin County, PA. (20 miles
North of Harrisburg, just north of the Village of
Enders on Enders Road).
48-ACRE FARM
With 2Vz Story Frame Dwelling equipped with
Electric Heat - Large Bank Bam and other out
buildings. This is a very nice farm with road frontage
on 2 sides, small Spring fed Stream - next to
Elementary School.
Very Nicely located in the heart of Armstrong Valley
- A Rare Opportunity.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE: 10 percent down
Balance 60 days.
Real Estate will be offered at 1:30 p.m.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES
2 Dry Sinks, one 63” long, both very good condition;
Flour Chest with Dough Tray; Oak Roll Top Desk with
S roll; Oak China Closet with Curved Glass, very nice;
Jelly Cupboard; Plank Bottom Chairs; Weight type
Wall Clock; Works and Face from Old Grandfather’s -
Clock; Dated Coverlette 1840, Phillip Michael
Susquehanna Township, P. Anders; Oil Lamps in
cluding Wall Type; Coffee Grinder; Table Top Victor
Phonograph with Horn; 5 pc. Oak Bedroom Suite, very
nice; plus other Oak Bedroom Furniture; Blanket
Chest with Rat Tail Hinges and Early Paint; 2 Child’s
Cradles one with Heart Pattern in Ends; Rope Beds; ■
Drop Leaf Tables; Very Old Walnut What Not with
Mirror; various Wall Racks with Buttons; Antique
Musket (J. Henry & Son) Precussion, some rust
otherwise complete; Powder Horn and Flask; 1901 M.
W. Catalog; Cast Iron Still Bank; very nice Picture
Frames; a lot of Woven Baskets; Post Card Albums;
Old Books including Dauphin Co. Biographical En
cyclopedia; 2 Old Pewter Plates slight damage on
both; Large Copper Kettle; Iron Kettles; Brass and
Copper Buckets; very old early type Farm Table with
drawers; Dinner Bell; Paul Revere Punched Tm
Lantern; Wooden Butter Prints; Wooden Apple
Peeler; Wooden Forks; Small desk box inlaid with
Diamond and Checked Pattern known to have been
brought from Germany more than 200 years ago;
Several Old Glass Flask Bottles including George
Washington & General Taylor; Jenny Lind; Hunter &
Fisherman and others; Old Jars; Glass Pitcher with
name Enders dated 1897, 9%” tall; Liberty Bell Doily
dated 1876; Old Betty Lamp; Butter Churn; Flax
Combs; Long Handled Fireplace Waffle Iron; Old
Primitive type Lard Press and Sausage Stuffer;
several old Birth Certificates and Taufscheins 1814 in
German; Old German Posters 1870 era; Decorated
Windsor Back Chair; several Oak Rockers; Oak
Stands; 2 pc. Corner Cupboard, soft wood, 97” tall; lots
of Old Glass and Chinaware including Gold Trimmed
Ironstone Tea Pot; Small Milliner’s type Doll and
Wooden Hands & Feet; and many other old and rare
items including Early Tin Coffee Pot with Painted
Dutch Design, design worn but visible.
impact
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Tennessee Congressman
Robin Beard has introduced
legislation he said would
limit the use of agricultural
exports as a tool of foreign
Policy and end “discrim
ination ” against
fanners during embargoes
of farm exports.
Calling his bill a “balanced
embargo concept,” Beard
said that during an embargo
on a farm commodity, his
legislation would require
equal restrictions on the
export of all products related
to the production of the
embargoed farm product,
such as fertilizer, diesel fuel,
baling twine, etc.
does intend to ensure that
when an embargo is deemed
to be in the national interest,
then the consequence of that
decision will not mean that
farmers as a group will
suffer an undue burden,”
Beard said.
The congressman said his
bill would equalize this
discrepancy by pr
prohibiting manufacturers
of farm-related products
from selling abroad the
domestic surplus created by
the embargo on the farm
product. This would, he said,
assure the farmer that, when
the embargo is lifted, he will
have access to those
necessary materials at
approximately the same
price they were prior to the
embargo
Referring specifically to
the embargoes of last
summer, Beard said they
were ‘‘especially
aggravating” since the
American farmer
previously had been en
couraged to maximize food
production “to meet an in
creasing domestic and in
ternational demand for farm
products and were given
assurances they would have
free access to export
markets.”
In effect, he said, the bill
will force the Administration
to “think twice” before
tampering with the farmer’s
markets which he called
“the most severe form of
meddling” with the free
market system.
Beard said the embargoes
on farm products have also
aggravated the problem of
fluctuating prices m farm
equipment and other related
products on an open market
while farm incomes are
restricted by Federal
regulation.
“The bill does not intend to
challenge the authority of
the President to establish
export controls. However, it
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 5,1976
Beard charged the sub
sequent embargoes “ef
fectively depressed grain
12:30 Noon
Located in Schuylkill Co. at the southeast end
of Pine Grove along Highway 501 & 895.
95 ACRE FARM
Double frame house with all conveniences, oil hot
water heat, Bank Bam, Butcher house and other out
buildings. 70 Acres tillable land level fields, 25 acres
woodland with spring & streams. Oak, pine, & hemlock
trees. 10 acres pasture land. Immediate possession can
be had. Terms 10 percent down, Balance in 60 days.
Also:
Farmall H tractor - Rotary Mower
F-20 Farmall, cultivator, Plows, 6 ft. pull type rotary
mower is like new, cornsheller, Butcher tools, iron
kettles, butcher furnace, lumber & other small tools.
Sale at 12:30 Real Estate 2:00 P.M. All must be sold to
settle Estate. For details & other information Call or
write:
Paul E. Sanger, Realestate Auctioneer
The Farm Realestate Specialist
717-272-1025 - Lebanon, PA
ELMER (CASY) W. KEEFER ESTATE
Charles Frank, Atty. Pine Grove, PA
Legislation introduced to cut
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 29,1976
of farm export embargoes
prices, in some cases below
production costs, and denied
grain producers a fair and
equitable price for their
product.
‘“Yet, while markets were
restricted and prices
depressed,” he said, “inputs
to production, such as fer
tilizer, diesel fuel, baling
twine and heavy equipment,
skyrocketed in price.”
Beard called the situation
“an example of what can
happen if decisions on
agriculture policy are
controlled by an agency of
government responsible for
international policy rather
than agriculture.
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If you think you’re con
fused, consider poor
Columbus. He didn’t know
where he was going. When he
got there, he didn’t know
where he was. And when he
got back he didn’t know
where he’d been.
PUBLIC SALE
OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
OLD TOOLS
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1976
At 10:00
Located in village of New Danville, Lane. RD6,
corner of Newswanger & Shultz Roads (just east
of intersection in New Danville).
Antique furniture & glassware & china. Iron & tin
articles, old tools & many other articles not listed.
Food served.
Sale by
MRS. ELMER R. HELLER
Howard Shaub Auctioneer
and Roy C. Probst
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Frigidaire 40” Electric Stove; Frigidaire
Refrigerator; Esco 20 cu. ft. Deep Freezer; Frigidaire
Automatic Washer; Kenmore Electric Sewing
Machine; Studio Couch; Living Room Furniture;
Occasional Chairs; Rugs; Bedroom Furniture; lot of
Bed Clothing; Blankets; Comforts; etc; Dishes; Pot,
Pans; Cooking Utensils; Columbia Coal and Wood
Stove, plus other items.
FARM EQUIPMENT
IH 300 Utility Tractor with less than 1,100 hours; 3
Bottom IH Plow for same; 3 Section Lever Harrow; IH
Rear Mount Cultivator; 7 ft. IH Grass Mower; 24 ft.
Elevator with % h.p. Electric Motor; New Idea
Manure Spreader on Steel; New Idea 3 Bar Hay Rake;
Flat Bed Wagon on Rubber; Old Swab type Wagon;
Perry Harrow; Old Type Roller Harrow; Walking
Plow; Fanning Mill; Corn Sheller; Platform Scale;
Steel Tub Wheel Barrow; 250 gal. Gas Tank with
Pump; Small Hand Tools, etc.
GUNS
Stevens Single Shot 22 with Nickel Steel Barrel pat.
94; Stevens 12 gauge Double Barrel Hammerless;
Stevens 12 gauge Double Barrel with Hammers;
Stevens Model 56 22 cal. Clip with Scope; Remington
Model 870 12 gauge Pump.
NOTE; This is an all Day Sale. The above is only a
partial listing. Sale will start with Antiques and
Collectibles. Real Estate at 1:30 P.M. - followvng Real
Estate we will be selling at Two Places at the same
time. Large Farm Equipment will follow Real Estate.
(In the event we are not able to complete sale on this
day - sale will be continued Thursday Evening, June 10,
1976 at 6:00 p.m.).
Terms on personal goods. Cash or approved check.
MRS. BYRON (FLORENCE)
M "Sb AOAMS enders ESTATE
LUNCH AVAILABLE
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service Adams & Shoop Auctioneers
Earl Riehard Etzweiler, Attorney
Marilyn and Matz's
Antique Shop
PUBLIC SALE
ENTIRE CONTENTS - ANTIQUES and
SOME MODERN ITEMS
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1976
At 9:00 A.M.
- 314 East Cumberland St,
On premises
Lebanon, PA.
Rare Pine 2 pc. glass paned Dutch Cupboard; Choice
Walnut 2 pc. glass doored comer cupboard; 3 fine
square and oval china closets; Rare store type small
sized counter Coffee grinder; 2 Lapp Coffee Grinders;
3 Pine Chests; Early Pine Wall Cupboard; High Sink;
School Master De'sk; 2 Brass Beds; Medium sized Oak
Roll Top Desk; Oak Knee Hole Desk; Combination oak
Bookcase; Marble top Wash Stand; Jelly Cupboard;
Pie Safe; Set - 6 plank Seat Chairs; Odd Chairs; 2 Ice
Boxes; Wood Box; Butcher Bench; 2 Cradles; 5 Camel
Trunks; Cash Register; Spool Cabinet; Currier Prints;
Paintings on Glass; Early Wooden Meat Grinder; 4
Victorian Shelf Clocks; 2 Clothes Trees; Wicker
Furniture; In Oak - 5 Bureaus, 2 Chest of Drawers, 2
Beds, Sideboard, Wash Stand, etc.; 3 High Chairs; 7
Rockers; 2 Library Tables; Iron Crib; Piano Stool; 2
Stereoptican Viewers; Wall Hat Rack; Lot of Old
Records, Comic Books, Beer Signs; 3 Early Quilts;
Tiffany Styled Lamp; 3 Toilet Sets; Bottles, Avon, etc.;
Dewey Pitcher; Peanut jar; Assorted Early China - 2
Sets, Hull & Noritake China; Child’s Tea Sets;
Roseville Pottery; All types crocks; 40 pcs. Carnival
Glass; 5 pc. Heisey glass; 15 Oil Lamps - Rayo, Gone
with-the-wind, hanging, etc.; Tin Toys; Iron Banks;
100 - All types Frames; Lot Badges; Jewelry; Blown
Glass; Pressed and Cut Glass; Pewter; Ironstone, etc.
Modem items - coal Heatrola, 2 Electric
Refrigerators, Gas Stove, 2 TV’s, Knotty Pine Open
Cupboard, 2 Bedroom Suites; Cedar Chest, Electric
Sewing Machine; Heavy duty air compressor; 4 T
Floor Jack; Water bed with Heater and Frame; 3 TV
Antennas; Many Tools, OTHER ITEMS.
Paul Gilbert & John Breidegan, Aucts.
PUBLIC SALE
MEMORIAL DAY MONDAY, MAY 31, 1976
At 10:00 A.M
Farm machinery and antiques of Mrs, John
Stine, located along the Yellow Church Road
between Seven Valleys and Stine Woods. 1 mile
from Seven Valleys, PA.
FARM MACHINERY
350 Farmall diesel with torque amplifier, IHC 2
bottom mounted plow, IHC 2 row mounted corn picker,
J.D. bale elevator, Lavelle 28 ft. elevator, 20 ft. com
elevator, IHC baler with motor, New Holland side
rake, MM hay crimper, 2 rubber tire flat bed wagons,
14 boot Ontario grain drill on steel, Case silage chop
per, silage blower, 2 -12 A New Idea manure spreader
on rubber one needs web chain, IHC 2 row com planter
mounted type, IHC tractor cultivators, IHC 1 row pto.
potato digger, mounted weed sprayer, J.D. spring
tooth harrow, 28 disk harrow, single cultipacker, stalk
shredder, 3 bottom IHC pull type plow, pto. clover
seeder, seed cleaner, silage racks front and rear ends
for 2 wagons, tractor chains, front end mounted ground
scoop, hyd. cylinder, 2 hole com sheller, platform
scale, 6 ball bale twine, pony saddle, pick up truck
racks, Stewarts cow clippers, barb wire, wooden ext.
ladder, 2 milkers, milk bucket, and misc. small farm
items to be sold.
ANTIQUES
Oak dry sink with top, softwood dry sink, Boston
rocker, oak bed, school seats, 2 benches, pot belly
stove, coal or wood heatrola stove, 2 butcher kettles,
kettle stand, 2 butcher benches, lard stirrer, milk cans,
jars, and rmsc. household items not listed.
Refreshments right reserved
Not responsible for any accidents
Terms: cash or approved checks
MRS. JOHN STINE
RD2 Seven Valleys, PA
Charles L Wehrly Auct. 235-4146
Robert E. Amspacker clerk 993-2003