—Lancaster Farming," Saturday, September 23,1978
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Pennsylvanian victorious at
Flemington Fair pony pull
FLEMINGTON, N.J. -
Horse and pony pulling
contests were big features of
the Flemington Fair. There
were nine teams in the pony
contest. Weigh-in was im
portant in being certain that
a team of ponies was being
pitted against others of
similar size. There was a
1200 pound limit on the pony
teams, 3200 pounds on the
horses. All had to be weighed
in at Flemington Block and
Supply prior to the contest.
Charles Jennings,
Millerton, Pa., took first
place honors in the pony pull.
His Team, “Jeff” and
“Star,” pulled the dragsled
weighing 4430 pounds the full
required distance of 10 feet.
aecona in tne pony pull
was a team, “Bob” and
“P6te,” owned by Alpaugh
Bros., Lebanon. They pulled
the 4430 pounds a distance of
5 feet 10% inches. Third was
another team owned by
Broilers up
HARRISBURG
Placements of broiler chicks
in the commonwealth during
the week ending September 3
were 29 per cent more than
the corresponding week a
year ago, according to the
Pennsylvania Crop
Reporting Service.
The placements were
2,062,000, about the same as
the previous week. Average,
placements during the past
nine weeks were 20 per cent
above a year earlier.
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
FINE ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, OLD TOYS,
FARRS EQUIPMENT,
TOOLS & TWO AUTOS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14
At 9:00 A.M.
Loc. along Walnut Hill Road, R.D. #1
Miliersville, Manor Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. (about 5
miles West of Miliersville oh Walnut Hill Road or
2 blocks East of Safe Harbor Road).
25 Acre & 128 perch farm with a story 9 room &
full bath cement block house. Large frame bank bam
with 3 bam floors. Other Buildings: old frame butcher
ing house, com crib, pig pen, chicken house & pole sh
ed. 21 acres of farm ground, 4 acres of meadow w/good
spring water, about 1200’ of road frontage on Walnut
Hill Road. Property open for inspection: Sat.’s Sept. 23,
30 & Oct. 7 from 1 till 3. Real Estate to be sold at 2:00.
B N. Farmall tractor w/extras, 5 hp. Jackson riding
mower, & other farm equipment. Deco racing sleigh
built by Norbeck & Miley, Lane., roll back & sq. back
sleighs Lots of power, hand & garden tools. Fine peg
top table, cherry Sheraton chest of drawers, 2 cherry
rop< .eds, dry sink, wood box, jelly cupboard, 6 Wind
sor <= -row back plank bottom chairs Lots of furniture
m walnut, clank bottom, pine, oak, mahg , etc. Lots of
picture frames, Coldspot chest & upright freezers,
Maytag wringer washer, Silvertone TV, lots of crocks
& jugs, baskets, post cards & albums. Copper, iron, tin,
brass, agate & wooden articles. Potbellied, coal &
parlor stoves. Child’s tin & iron toys. Aladdin oil lamp,
fine leaded dome shade, pressed, German, Leeds, dec.
ironstone, ruby top, ironstone, dark & orange carnival,
& other glassware & china. Household articles. Autos:
1953 Buick 2 dr. sedan, 1955 Chevy Bel Air 4 dr. sedan.
Autos to be sold at 2:30.
TWO AUCTIONEERS SELLING. Food served.
Sale by
CLAYTON M. DOERSTLER
Estate
Charles A. Achey Jr. Atty.
Howard Shaub Auctioneer 464-3541
and Roy C. Probst 464-3190
Alpaugh Bros., “Jim” and
“Betty” pulling the same
'weight 5’%”.
Competing teams were
from New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, New York, and
Rhode Island.
There were five teams in
the Horse Pulling Contest,
this time won by a new
comer to Flemington Fair,
Phil Davis, Norwich, Conn.
His team, “Bob” and “Ted,”
weighing in at 3150 lbs.,
pulled the 8030 pound load
the full 16 feet.
Second place went to
”Gyp” and “Dick,” a team
owned by Larue Austin,
Columbia Cross Roads, Pa.
They pulled the 8030 pound
loadlO’l”.
Search Dalyrmple,
Hampton, was third with
“Bill” and “Harry.” They
managed to pull the load
7T’. Fourth place went to
Alpaugh Bros., Lebanon;
fifth to Roger Hall, Delhi,
New York.
29 per cent
Placements in the 21 key
poultry producing states
were 68,896,000, about the
same as the previous week
but eight per cent more than
the same week a year ago.
Average placements in the
21 states during the past nine
weeks were eight per cent
above a year ago.
The number of broiler
fryers slaughtered under
federal inspection during the
week ending August 30, were
1,902,000 with an average
weight of 3.98 pounds.
Steve Trestle of Red Lion swept the York Fair’s
Spotted Hogs open class female division with this
champion sow.
York Fair
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January gilt - Bankert, Bankert; February gilt -
Bankert, Innerst; March gilt - Bankert, Bankert; April
gilt - Bankert, David Leese.
In the barrow contest, the lightweight contest saw
Lazarus m first place and Bankert as runner-up. Among
mediumweights, Bankert won and Leese came in second.
In heavyweight competition, Bankert won and Lazarus
came in second.
STRAWBRIDGE WINS
OVER ALL BREEDS
John Strawbridge, who won dozens of ribbons and a
number of championships in individual breed contests,
had his barrows judged as the best of the entire show. The
reserve high honors were awarded to barrows owned by
Rodger Bankert.
ELAM MARTIN
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7
ll:OOA.M.
NINE-ACRE FARM
HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES
HAY, FARM EQUIPMENT
REAL ESTATE
Nine-acre farmette with ten-room and \Vz bath
house; modem kitchen, oil warm air furnace.
Aluminum siding 2 Vz story garage, chicken house and '
large older block building. Road frontage along two
roads. Fruit trees, two wells. REAL ESTATE TO BE
SOLD AT 2:00 P.M.
FARM EQUIPMENT
Model 17517 hp. Kubota tractor, 3 pt. single 14” plow,
one row cultivator, 6’ blade w/3 pt. hitch, 3 pt. boom
pull, 6’ Montgomery Ward disk harrow; 8’ homemade
trailer, 3 pt. hitch disk harrow, 9 hoe Ontario grain
drill, rubber tire wagon, John Deere Model 32 hay con
ditioner, Case PTO manure spreader, McDeering
manure spreader, 4-row crop sprayer, compost
shreader, horse-drawn shovel harrow, push wheel
cultivator, 12 hp. hydrostatic Hahn Eclipse lawn trac
tor w/36” mower, 3 pt. 5’ Woods lawn mower Rra 59;
Winco 15 kw. generator on cart, chicken feeders, hen
nests, dog houses, two outside calf pens, chicken
feeder; old door & wooden storm windows, wooden
feed chest; 10 hp. Wheel Horse lawn tractor w/42”
mower, rubber tire wheelbarrow. Front end loader for
Kubota tractor.
HAY
Approximately 350 bales of young mixed alfalfa; or
chard grass to be sold by the ton. 50 bales of clean oat
straw.
1971 MAVERICK - 6 Cyl. 4-Door Stick—s2,ooo MILES
HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES
Oak wash stand with towel rack, oak sideboard,
cane-seated nursing rocker, claw-foot parlor couch,
secretary desk with glass enclosed book shelves, china
closet, oak highboy, oak buffet with mirror, lamp
stand, bureau, white treadle sewing machine, Gibson
refrigerator, Montgomery Ward treadle sewing
machine, Gibson upright freezer, Kenmore gas range,
beveled edge mirror, metal wardrobes, single beds,
double bed, sofas,, silver casserole, wood stove, oak
chairs, elec, cream separator, wringer washer, picnic
table, comb, coal & elec, cook stove, double bed spring
& mattress.
INSPECTION OF PROPERTY
Day of sale or by calling 717-866-5266.
DIRECTIONS
R.D. 1, Myerstown, Berks County. Travel
West on Main Street, Frystown approximately
one mile, farm on left at crossroad; see signs,
(formerly the Tilly property).
Conditions by
ELAM MARTIN
Auctioneers: Nelson L. Ebersole 717-273-5408
Ira Shoop 717-534-2030
Attorney: Henry J. Steiner, Esq.
REFRESHMENTS
PUBLIC SALE
OF 65 ACRE FARM
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14
At 10:30 A.M.
Located at R.D. #1 Spring City, along the
Bridge St. Extension, Vz Mi. North of Rt. 23,
near Sunny Slope Dairy, East Vincent Twp.,
Chester Co., Pa.
REAL ESTATE
House - 2 Vz story stone w/stucco, Ist. floor has 4 rms.
including modem kitchen. 2nd floor has 4 Ig. bedrms,
full bath & walk in closet. Basement and attic.
Bank Bara - Stone and Frame 45’ x 56’, 27 cow stalls,
box stalls, tin roof, milk house and 11’ x 58’ silo.
Equip. Shed and Out Bldg -22’ x 42’ w/com crib, ce
ment floor, 2 car garage, Ig. utility shed and spring
houser
Water Supply - Well & Pressure System, Stream and
very nice pond.
School District - Owen J. Roberts (High School),
East Vincent (Elem.)
Zoning - R-2, Lot size - 2 acres minimum
Ground - Tetrain is level to very gentle slope, 45
acres tillable, 5 A. woods, 15 A. grass land,-'approx.
1,425 ft. road frontage.
Comments - This property has a very nice setting
several hundred ft. off main road back a level farm
lane. Large shade trees and easy working soil all add to
the adaptability of this fine property.
Real Estate to be sold at 11 A.M.
Terms 10% down day of sale with settlement by 1979.
' Inspection anytime by appointment
Terms by
IRVIN G. & GLADYS KOLB
Atty: William M. Crenr.ers Jr.
Alvin & Elton Horning, Auctioneers
HORNING FARM AGENCY. INC.
MAIN ST., MORGANTOWN, PA.
215-286-5183
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS & FARM MACHINERY
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
Located at Third and Spruce Streets in the
Borough of Grate, Pennsylvania. (2 Blocks -
South of Water Tower)
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Philco refrigerator; Philco electric stove; 3 pp. lim
ed oak bedroom suite; 3 pc. maple bedroom siut£;'s pc.
blond bedroom suite; 2 sets of double box springs and
mattresses; 9 pc. Duncan Phyfe dining room suite; s
flour chest; child’s rocker; 5 pc. breakfast set; folding
cot; bicycle; Christmas decorations; lamps; dishes;
jars; etc.
WINCHESTER MODEL 50, 20 GAUGE; STEVENS
12 GAUGE SINGLE BARREL: REMINGTON
MODEL 14,35 CALIBER RIFLE.
FARM MACHINERY
Ford Mod. 860 tractor; Ford Jubilee tractor with
sauder front end loader; Ford Mod. 8N tractor; Ford
Mod. 190312” post hole digger, 3 pt.; Ford 2-bottom 14”
moldboard plow, 3 pt.; Ford 2-row cultivator with front
end attachment, 3 pt.; Ferguson 3-bottom 14”
moldboard plow, 3 pt.; Ferguson 6’ blade, 3 pt.; New
.Holland PTO 68 hay liner baler with thrower; New
Holland Mod. 450 7’ mower with crusher hitch, 3 pt.;
New Holland mod. 400 hay crusher; New Holland mod.
600 harvester con*and pick-up heads; Massey Harris
T combine with PTO and bin; John Deere Mod. 246 2-
row corn planter; John Deere Mod. 15 field chopper; *
John Deere silo filler with 45’6” pipe; 14’ Grove forage
wagon with New Holland #l5 running gear; Ontario
14-8 grain drill with grass seed attachment; Wood
Bros. 1-row com pickers; Harvey 30’ bale and grain
elevator; International 4-bar hay rake; International
4-section lever harrow; New Idea 4-barhay rake; New
Idea T trailer mower; Allis Chalmers #6O PTO com
bine with bin; Allis Chalmers 7’ disc harrow; 2 Cobey
PTO manure spreaders with sides and hoods for silage
• or corn; 16’ flat bed wagon; 2-wheel trailer; field'force
field sprayer, 3 pt.; Herox 16’4” auger elevator; Lin-
coln 180 AMP electric welder; carbon arc torch; TSCx,
air compressor; TSC 100,000 BTU space heater; cattle,
rack for 8’ pick-up box; cement mixer; 4 Surge milker*
units; 3 mobile home axles, springs and tires; 36”
Scamper riding lawn mower; chains; wrenches; an
vils; carpenter tools; nuts; bolts; etc.
SALE WILL START WITH HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
TERMS: Cash, Travelers or Certified Checks. .
Personal Checks Accepted Only From Persons Having
an Established Account with Auctioneer.
Owners
VIOLA & RUFUS KEBAUGH
Lee D. Dockey
Auctioneer - Estate Liquidator - Appraiser
P.O. Box 164, Pillow, PA 17080
Phone: 717-758-6004
10:OOA.M.
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