ANNUAL THANKSGIVING
DAIRY SALE
Friday, November 25,1977
12:00 Noon
Selling at Art Kling’s Dairy Sale Barn, located
12 miles N. of Carlisle, 2Vi miles N.E. of Lan
disburg. Perry Co., along rt. 74:
GOTopHolsteins
Load of Fancy P.B. Cattle from Cortland, N.Y.
Featuring-such breeding as: Double Triune, Hagen,
Astronaut, Rora Elevation, Willow
10 Top Grade Ist Calf Heifers from one herd - Nearly
all Fresh or Very Close
Herd of 25 cows from Huntington County Nice Cattle
that are milking Good!
Few Heifer Calves Health Charts
Owner
V. ART KLING
Landisburg, Pa. 717-789-3883
Click, Auct.
Naugle, Ped.
Free lunch will be served at 11:00 A.M. -
Bring the Family
Door Prizes Door Prizes
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
HOLSTEIN COWS & HEIFERS
FEEDER STEERS
ANTIQUES, Etc.
Thanksgiving Day,
NOVEMBER 24,1977
TIME: 11:45 A.M. PROMPT
Due to quitting farming will have Public Sale
on the premises, located in York County, 4 miles
south of York, Pa., on Route #lll, thence turn
west 1 mile at Reynolds Mill Road, then turn
north onto Overlook Drive, first farm. Sale Signs
posted.
3TRACTORS3
Farmall 350 Diesel; W C Allis Chalmers & cults; DlO
Allis Chalmers & cults; Massey Harris 60 10-ft. self
propelled combine, in nice shape; McCormick 510 16
double disc grain drill, like new; good Allis Chalmers 2-
row com planter; New Idea 135-bu. manure spreader,
p.t.0., like new; New Idea 2-row semi-mt. trail com
picker; McCurdy gravity flow box on Allis Chalmers
chassis; New Idea rubber-tire wagon w/tight bottom
box; Int. Harvester McCormick rubber-tire wagon
w/metal box; iron wheel wagon w/grease fittings; I.H.
McCormick No. 33A loader w/dirt bucket used very
little; Iht. 7’ mower, 2 pt, PTO; McD. roll bar rake;
C.H. Grimm 4-bar hay tedder, p.t.0.; Smoker 24’
hammer mill; I.H. McCormick 3-14” plow, 2 pt. M M 2-
14" plow on rubber; McD 18” disc harrow; tractor 35
spring tooth shovel harrow; 9’ single roll packer; 60
tooth peg harrow; 2 pt. rear carrier; snow blade for
350; Grove snow blower, 3-pt; rear ground scoop;
Fairbanks platform scales; 30’ wood shifting ladder;
electric chain saw 14” blade; grass seeder; 150-gal.
gas tank; burlap bags; shovel plow; potato plow
w/iron rods; 3 aluminum shovels; 3 iron hog troughs;
10 2”xl2”xl0” oak plank 18 pieces 16’rooders; 2 hog
gallows; hog scalding trough; 3 wooden harries; good
13-6-38 tractor tire; rope & tackle; wagon load of small
farm tools.
FEED 280 Bushels of ear com
6 HEAD of HOLSTEINS
Health Chart
2cows, 1 fresh w/3rd calf, other due Feb.; 4 heifers 3
mo. to 1 yr.; Surge S.P. 11 milker pump; Surge milker
unit; 485-lb. cans;
14 HEAD of VERY NICE STEERS
500 lbs. to 900 lbs.
Charolals, Hereford, Angus, and Holstein
ANTIQUES, Etc.
Empire jelly cupboard; very nice oak side board
w/carvings; wood butter chum; child rocker; oak
chairs; wood measure; 2 copper wash boilers; 2 milk
stools; wood box; glass oil lamps; oil heater; picture
frames; wood straw fork; 2 school desks; 12 doz. egg
crates; 2 50-lb. milk cans; 251-gal., 3-gal., 4-gal., 5-gal.,
6-gaL, 8-gal. stone crocks; straw knife; furrow plow;
hard to find horse-drawn fifth chain hook-up complete;
child chest of drawers; youth crib; adding machine;
canning jars; iron kettle & stand; iron pot; many items
not mentioned. A real lot of farm equipment.
LUNCH AT SALE
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
ORDER of SALE - Wagon, Antiques, Equipt, Com,
Cattle.
TERMS: Cash or approved check
Owner
CHAUNCEY E. LENTZ,
R.D, #B, York. Pa.
Auctioneer
Clair R. Slaybaugh
Idaviile, Pa., Phone 677-7479
Sale reports
HUNTERS SALE BARN,
INC. held their weekly sale
November M at Rising Sun,
Maryland.
STEERS: Good to Choice
1100-1240 lb. 34,00-36.75;
Standard to Good 900-1080 lb.
33.25-24.00.
HEIFERS; High Choice
29.50- Good to Choice
26.50- Other 24.00-25.75.
FEEDER STEERS: Good
to Choice 36.00-38.50;
Standard to Good 32.00-35.50;
Other2B.oo-31.00.
BULLS: 840 lb. 29.00; 820
lb. 28.00.
COWS: High Choice to
Prime 26.25-27,25; Good to
Standard 25.25-26.50; Utility
24.00-25.25; Cutters 22.50-
23.75; Canners 20.00-21.75.
CALVES: High to Choice
140-180 lb. 58.00-66.00; Good
COMPLETE
HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL
MILKING EQUIPMENT, Etc.
Saturday, November 26,1977
TIME: 12:00 NOON PROMPT
Due to having sold the farm, located in York
County 1 mile north of Dover, Pa,, along Route
#74. Watch for Sale Sign.
11 Registered Holsteins - 30 tirades
Accredited Certified
30 Day Health Tests - Pregnancy Checked
29 Cows and Heifers in milk, 7 recently fresh or close,
9 due Dec., Jan., and Feb., others various stages of
lactation; 4 bred heifers, 8 open heifers from 4 months
to 14 months old; cows with size and-type. Herd sired
by A.B.C. Sires and Herdsman Sire, heifers being in
good size.
EQUIPMENT
Sirge Alamo 5-unit vacuum milker pump; 4 Surge 50-
lb. milker units; twin stainless steel wash vats;
stainless steel buckets and strainer; Stewart clipper; 2
butcher kettles; scalding trough.
Owner
SAM PAUL J. STARE,
5350 Carlisle Road
Dvoer, Pa.
Auctioneer
Clair R. Slaybaugh
Idsville, Pa., Phone 677-7479
C.L Jacobs, Clerk
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE 59 ACRE FARM
Saturday, November 26,1977
At 2 P.M.
Located along Main Street, V* mile east of
Terre Hill. Between Terre Hill and Rt. 625.
Valuable Farm Containing 59 Acres
(More or Less)
Some meadow and wood land upon which is erected
A Stone Dwelling
Kitchen, three rooms and bath on first floor, 5
bedrooms on second floor. Well and pressure system.
Oil fired baseboard hot water heat. S.W. hookup,
heating system only one year old.
Storm doors and windows, full basement, insulated
attic, wooden windows and cornish covered with
aluminum. New roof on house.
Other buildings consist of
Large Bank Barn & Tobacco Shed
Property has road frontage on both sides of road.
Land in high state of cultivation, also ideal for
development.
10% down day of sale.
For inspection of property by appointment call 354-
8981.
Property to be sold at 2 P.M.
Terms By
LOUELLA & SAMUEL W. GROFF
Executor for Estate of Martha M. Bixler
Auctioneers ,
Lester O. Weaver
Barry D. Wanger
Attorney
Eric S. Coots
Not Responsible For Accidents
to Choice 120-140 lb. 44.00-
52.00, few 55.00-57.00;
Standard to Good 90-110 lb.
34.00- Utility 70-80 lb.
32.00- few 39.00-40.00;
Low Utility 60-75 lb. 23.00-
31.00.
FEEDER PIGS $lB to $23
by head.
SOWS: 27.00-29.00.
BOARS; 25.50-27.00,
GOATS: Billies $22 to $27
by head; Nannies $25 to $3O
by head.
Sale Mgr. and Auctioneer,
Norman E. Hunter, Pres.
A Virginia herd dispersal
was held November 11 at
Shady Lane Dairy Sales, V*
mile west of Quariyville, Pa.
The high cow sold for $l4OO
and the low cow brought
$250. The average of the 117
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 19,1977
herd of grade and registered
Holstein animals was $6OO.
Sale conducted by David
L. Fite & Glenn D. Fite.
A large Public Sale of fine
early American antiques
was held November 11 by
William W. Miller and
Beatrice K. Miller at the
McSherrystown Fire Engine
House, 2 miles west of
Hanover, Pa.
Some items sold included:
Music Boxes $3BO to $l5OO,
Tilt top table $1325, Blanket
Chests $3OO to $6OO, Canopy
Bed $525, Child’s Market
Wagon $lOO, Ladder Back
Rocker $350, Ladder Back
Chair $230, Little Bing
Crosby Juke Box $l9O, Silk
Shawls $24 to $27.50,
Collections Fans $lO to $3l
ea., Mmature Red Light
$l5O, Blue Crock $4O, John
Bell $41,7 pc. Bowl & Pitcher
Set $2lO, Coo Coo Clock $l7O,
and Bailey, Banks and
Biddle carriage clock $6OO.
Auctioneer Clair R,
Slaybaugh.
Craft lessons
PARKESBURG - The
Chester County Cooperative
Extension Service will
present a mini craft
workshop on December 5
from 1 to 2 p.m. at the
Parkesburg library. Dorothy
Daily and Jan Renner invite
you to learn to make
Christmas items, childrens
gifts, and adult items for
A Public Sale of farm real
estate and a brick home was
held November 12 for the
estate of Elsie E. Bear, 5
miles south of Carlisle, Pa.
The 83 acre farm in
Cumberland County con
sisted of a large 2% story
brick house, stone bam and
silo and sold for $197,500. The
all brick ranch home on .628
acre of land was sold for
$39,500.
Ben Rowe and Bill Rowe
were the auctioneers.
A Public Auction was held
November 12 by Lizzie B.
Brubaker, in the village of
Clay, Lane. Co., Pa. and it
was well attended.
The two story mason stone
house with electric heat was
sold for $33,900.
Other items sold included:
Ironstone Teapot $5O,
German serving dishes $4O
to $5O, Coverlet $75, water
bench $BO, Amber finger
lamp $4O, Coffee Grinder
$22.50, and General Electric
stove $165.
Wilbur H. Hosier was the
auctioneer.
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set for Dec.
your friends and family.
Registration may be made
by calling the library at 215-
857-3345. If you choose to
make one of the crafts for
yourself, a 50 cent donation
will be collected to cover the
cost.
For more information, call
the Extension Service at 215-
696-3500.
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