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Sale reports
SECHRIST
SALES COMPANY, INC.
Stewarts town, Pa.
April 111977
CATTLE 164 Steers - High
Choice and Prime 38.50 &
39.25; Good Choice 38.00 &
38.25; Good 36.00 & 37.00;
Standard Good 35.50 & 35.75;
Holsteins Good 35.00 & 38.00;
Standard to Good 30.00 &
34.00. Heifers - High Choice
and Prime 36.00 & 37.75;
Good to Choice 35.00 & 35.75;
Good 33.00 & 34.00; Standard
Good 31.00 & 32.00; Holsteins
Good 30.00 & 30.75; Standard
Good 29.00 & 29.50. Feeder
Steers - Good and Choice
absent. Standard Good 35.00
& 36.50; Utility 30.00 & 34.00.
Bulls - Good and Choice
Commercial 35.00 & 36.75;
Standard to Good 33.00 &
34.00; Utility to Standard
28.00 & 31.00. Cows - High
Yearling Commercial 29.50
& 30.50; Cutters 28.00 &
29.00; Canners Low Cutters
25.00 & 26.50; Shells 20.00 &
24.00.
CALVES 81 Calves -
Choice and Prime 75.00 &
80.00; Good and Choice 70.00
& 74.00; Standard and Good
60.00 & 68.00; Utility to Good
110-140 lbs. 40.00 & 55.00;
Utility 90-110 lbs. 25.00 &
35.00; Culls 15.00 & 22.00.
LANCASTER FARMING
FOR FULL
MARKET REPORTS
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 23,1977
3V* Acre Farm located at Halifax R.D.,
Dauphin County, Penna., turn east off of Route
147 at the Upper Dauphin National Bank, about
one mile East on the Powells Valley Road.
House with five rooms and bath, hot air coal furnace,
water and electricity, aluminum siding, two sheds,
chicken house and other out buildings, on about 3V«
acres of land along black top road, (Good location).
Real estate will be offered at 1:00 P.M. when terms
will be given.
Some Farm Equipment, Household Goods,
Antiques & Tools
ANTIQUES
Comer cupboard, very old; Settee; Plank bottom
chairs; arm chairs; set of five plank bottom chairs;
Kitchen cabinet; chest of drawers; single metal bed;
wardrobe; dry sink; two chest cabinets; bench;
sideboard; iron bed; sewing machine; combination
bookcase and writing desk; two camelback trunks;
Victrola; stands; drop leaf table; three kerosene
lights; four lanterns; baskets; meat bench; Beam
scale; iron kettles; two grain cradles; broad ax;
milkcans; etc.
HOUSEHOLD 600DS
Frigidaire refrigerator; G.E. refrigerator with
freezer; G.E. electric range; apartment size electric
range; Zeigler oil heatrola; cabinets; three utility
cabinets; table; two wardrobes, one cedar; bureau;
metal bed; two electric ovens; two electric sweepers;
clothe hamper; davenport; upholstered chairs and
others; mirrors; Hoover washer and dryer, apartment
size; chest of drawers; three TV sets, one portable
B/W; jars; pictures; clocks; dishes and cooking
utensils; etc.
1962 Rambler station wagon; 2 row com planter; self
rake; seed cleaner; bone mill; trailer; saw buck; com
sheller; electric lawn mower; apple picker; tubs;
barrels; ropes; hay hook; lumber; scrap iron; garden
tools and many other items too numerous to mention.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
ESTATE OF VERA ZIMMERMAN
Upper Dauphin National Bank
Executors
Allen Shaffer, Attorney
Chubb & Deibiers, Auctioneers
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HOGS 221 Hogs-U.S. No. 1
and 2, 190-220 lbs 36.50 &
37.50; US. No. 1 and 3,190-230
lbs. 36.00 &,36.25; U.S.No. 1
and 3, 180-250 lbs. 34.00 &
35.50; Sows-250-375 lbs. 30.00
& 32.50; 400-500 lbs. 28.00 &
29.00. Boars - 300-500 lbs.
19.00 & 21.00.
SHEEP 6 Lambs - Good to
Choice absent; Medium and
Good 30.00 & 32.00. Ewes
10.00 & 16.00.
Private Treaty Fat Hogs,
Select No. 1 and 2, 200-215
lbs. 36.50 & 37.00.
Private Treaty Fat Hogs,
No. 1 and 2,190-220 lbs. 36.00
& 36.25.
Private Treaty Fat Hogs,
No. 1 and 3,190-220 lbs. 35.50
& 35.75. i
A Public Sale of antiques
was held April 5 by Charles
E. Pysher, Mt. Bethel, Pa. It
was a good sale despite the
rain.
Items sold included: Ice
Box $225, China Closet $l6O,
Oak Sideboard $270, Canning
jars up to $lO ea., old baskets
$2O & $24, Cream Separator
$l3O and player piano $l6O.
Melvin and Raymond
Hartzell were auctioneers.
READ
At 10:00 A.M.
A Public sale of feeder pigs
and hogs was held April 9 by
Stan L. Reinecker, 1 mile
south of York Springs, Pa. A
good crowd attended the
sale.
The feeder pigs sold for
an average of $36 & $37 each.
Bred gilts averaged $2OO and
Boars averaged $223 each.
Clair Slaybaugh was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale of antiques
and collectables was held
April 9 by Eugene E.
Sweigart at the Fivepoint
ville Fire Hall in Lane. Co.,
Pa.
Prices received were:
Conestoga hinge $25, Stohler
& Stridder axes $2O, $24, $27
& $32, Miller Broad Axe
$27.50, Metal Saddle Rack
$22.50, Adz $32.50, Hand
Molding Plane $23 to $25,
Jelly Cupboard $lOO, Kyper
blue plates $2O ea., Twisted
Chain $22.50, Tremel $24,
Horse Bit $29, Hub turner on
bench $43, Anvil $62.50, brass
steam whistle $6O & $65 and
Shirley Temple bowls $35 ea.
H. H. Leid Auction Ser
vice.
SPENCERGREST
COMPLETE
HERO DISPERSAL
Located off Route 328 between Elmira, New
York and Lawrenceville, Pa. approximately 3
miles from Jackson Summit and 1 mile from
Jackson Center, Pa. Watch for auction arrows.
WIMESHY. APIS. 2a, 1977
12:30 P.M.
40 - REGISTERED HOLSTEIMS - 40
Herd consists of 18 mature cows, 10 bred heifers, 2
open yearlings, 8 calves, 1 bull. Interstate tested,
pregnancy examined, charts day of sale.
Selling 3 V.G., 9 G.P., 4 G., IF., Inc. that will score
well.
Some Features:
A VG-85 dau. of a Skyline son with 121,857 m. and 4000
F liftime. Just fresh milking near 80 pounds. Sells with
a dau. by UN. H President King and grandaughters by
Brett, Bootmaker and a Chief son. (Next dam GP-83
with a best record of 7-8 305 d 16,520 M 665 F 4.0%).
A VG-85 dau. of UNH President King with 2-5 358 d.
11,824 M 548 F. Projected at 3-7 for 12,797 M 530 F. Real
fancy and milking real well. A Mat sister by a Chief son
sells as a bred heifer due in October to Elevation. A
VG-85 dau. of UNH President King with 2-6 309 d
12,509 M 476 F 3.8%. Just fresh milking well. Fancy!! A
GP-80 dau. of Arlinda Chief with 2.5 316 d 10.212 M 477 F
4.7%. Sells with a yearling Bootmaker son and a
Bootmaker calf.
A GP-82 dau. of First Minister with 4-4 249 d 12.801 M
502 F 3.9% Projected at 5.4 for 13.650 M 588 F. Milking
real well! Sells with her real nice Bootmaker calf.
A GP-82 dau. of President King with 2-4 402 D
15.773 M 580 F 3.7%. Springing to Bootmaker and
looking real good! Sells with a GP-80 sister by Bluegill
Pontiac Supreme with 3-4 393 d 14,032 M 575 F 4.0%.
A GP-83 dau. of True Type Model with 4.3 283 D
12,545 M 522 F 4.2% fresh again and looking better than
ever.
A GP-83 dau. of Bootmaker w/3.8 363 d 15,562 M 624 F
3.9% and 4-10 470 d 16.336 M 681 F 4.1%. She is the
mother of Spencercrest Bootmaker Chief, a Chief son
w/9 extremely nice dau. selling all due this fall to
Elevation. Also sells w/a dau. by Vigs Raverion.
Sales Manager’s Note: Many of you may recognize
the Spencercrest prefix of Archie Spencer since at one
time it was surely one of the better bred herds in
northern Penna. Due to health problems he dispersed
his herd several years ago only to start again when he
was able. Now he must disperse again due to an ac
cident. This herd has never been pushed, never tasted
com silage and only receiving late cut July-Aug. hay
and a 16% grain mix!! Most of the milk made was
made strictly on what they could get from pasture!!
You will find several individuals and an extremely well
grown group of heifer calves. The kind that can go
home and do the job.
Terms: Cash or good check.
Sale under cover.
Owners:
ARCHIE AND BESSIE SPENCER
Auctioneer: Arlow Kiehl
Sales Manager • Gordon Wood
Mansfield, Pa.
Phone 717-549-4901
For the most in advertising coverage and preparing
your sale call Wood’s Auction Service.
A Public Sale of farm
equipment was held by
Melvin W. Gerhart on April
9th. The sale was held 6
miles northeast of
Robesonia, Pa.
Some items sold were:
J.D. 730 tractor $1950, J.D.'
630 tractor $2020, J.D. 55
combine $lO2O, Wagons up to
$350 ea., and a walnut bed
$125.
Paul E. Bixler and Gerald
G. Kramer were the auc
tioneers.
A Public Sale was held by
William J. Seigfried, bet
ween Bernville and
Rehrersburg, Berks Co., Pa.
on April 7th.
The 20 acre farm con
taining a 2Vz story brick
dwelling, frame bank bam
and other out buildings was
sold for $77,000.
Other items sold were:
Farmall C tractor $l3OO,
Mower $390,' Disc $320 and 7
steers $252 each.
Paul E. Biller & Gerald G.
Kramer were auctioneers.
Lunch.
3400 FEEDERS
THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1977
TWO FEEDER CATTLE SALES
IN ONE DAY
1:00 P.M.
Culpeper Feeder Calf Assoc, sells 1600 Feeder Calves
and Yearlings at Culpeper Agricultural Enterprises. (3
miles South of Culpeper on Rt. 29)
Phone 825-9188
7:00 P.M
Marshall Feeder Cattle Assoc, sells 1800 Feeder
Calves and Yearlings at Fauquier Livestock Exchange
(1 mile East of Marshall on Rt. 55)
Phone 364-1566
PUBLIC AUCTION
24.4 ACRE CLAY TWP. FARM
FARM EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, APRIL 30,1977
Auction Time 11:00 A.M.
Real Estate - 2:00 P.M.
Location: 1 mile west of Ephrata on Route 322
to Durlach Road, turn right on Durlach Rd. to
Mt. Airy, at Mt. Airy turn right 1 mile to Girl
Scout Road, turn north V* mile to property on
left. Clay Township, Lancaster County, Pa.
Real Estate consists of die following: tract of land
containing approx. 24.4 acres, zoned RLD, having
erected thereon a:
STONE RANCH TYPE DWELLING
Containing eat-in kitchen with built-in range and lots
of cabinets, living room with guest closet, 3 bedrooms
with closets, hardwood floors, full tile bath, very nicely
decorated, basement contains kitchen, bedroom,
laundry room, furnace room, cold room, pump room,
shower, outside entrance. Hot water baseboard heat
with summer winter hookup, well with Myers pressure
system.
30x44 2-STORY BARN
Built in 1974, also 16 x 30 Leanto attached to barn with
J ibunk feeder and 10 x 40 stave silo.
% 128x28 HOG FATTENING BUILDING with feeders
H and pens. 16 x 44 FARROWING HOUSE with pit, no
1 crates. 10 xl4 UTILITY SHED. Round CORN CRIB, 12
1 xl4 BROODER HOUSE.
ALLIS CHALMERS Dl7
Series IV with power shift wheels and 3 point hitch;
JOHN DEERE B with 2-row cultivator; AC 3 x 14 3 pt.
trip plow; John Deere 2 x 14 trailer plow; New Idea
PTO spreader; Oliver 2-row com planter; John Deere
disc harrow; John Deere 3 section harrow;
cultipacker; 8 x 18 flatbed wagon; pride of the farm 60
bu. hog feeder; AC trough blower; farm trailer; bin
bottoms; 22’ grain auger with motor; Hoka plow; 10
bu. untreaded rye; cockshutt grain drill; saw buck;
PTO seeder; 30 TON EAR CORN; 6 TON TIMOTHY
HAY; 5 TON STRAW.
1966 CHEVROLET WATER TRUCK
26,000 lb. Gross, 1650 gallon stainless steel tank with
pumps and hoses also customer reference; 1967
DODGE % TON PICKUP with racks; NEW HOLLAND
8 hp. LAWN TRACTOR with 42” mower; 6i/a Powr-
Kraft jointer; roto-hoe rototiller; portable sand
blaster; Huskee 1 hp. portable air compressor; Reddy
heater; MONTESSA 250 DIRT BIKE; table saw;
electric Sanders; Stihl chain saw; 1- 40 foot and 1-22
foot aluminum extension ladders; Powr-Kraft tool box
with socket set; bull dozer fencer; bench grinder; pony
cart; harness; saddle; bridle; silo staves; used
lumber; log chains; fence posts; heated hog waterers
and other hog waterers; wheelbarrow; lawn mower;
hydraulic jacks; metal cabinet; vise; grease gun;
mitre saw; hammers and other tools; digging iron;
shovels; some household goods; Oakland heatrola;
refrigerator; beam scales; baby furniture; ColdspotlS
cu. ft. chest type freezer; Coldspot dehumidifier;
books; toys; and other items too numerous to mention.
Auction Time 11:00 A.M. Real Estate at 2:00 P.M.
Auction by,
PERRY L AND
MARGARET L COPENHAVER
RDI, Stevens, Pa.
215-267-2589
A. Anthony Kilkuskie, Attorney
Auction conducted by.
John E. and Paul E. Martin, Auctioneers
717-733-3511 717-733-3305
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I Note: Inspect this property now. If you are looking
for a small farm do not miss this fine opportunity. Open $
House Saturday, April 16 and Saturday, April 23, 1977 ;
from 12:00 Noon to 4:00 P.M. or by appointment call -.
215-267-2589 or call Auctioneers.
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