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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 31,1979
Sale Reports
A Public Auction of Farm
Equipment was held March
10 by Raymond Werkheiser,
between Easton and Bangor.
There were 800 people at the
sale.
Items sold Included:
Farmall 1066 Tractor
$14,700, Farmall 656 Tractor
$7OOO, Farmall M Tractor
$1450, Farmall H Tractor
$lOOO, M.C. 205 Combine
$6OOO, M.C. 12’ Transport
Disc $3750, Brilhon Tran
sport Harrow $1325, J.D. 4-
row Bax-Emerge Corn
Planter $4BOO, M.C. Gram
Drill $2500, N.H. 467 Haybine
$2lOO, J.D. Forage Wagon
$l5OO, N.H. 36 Crop Chopper
$l5OO and Gravity Bin
Wagons $BOO each.
Ralph W. Zettlemoyer
Auc. Co. conducted the sale.
A Public Sale of real estate
was held March 17 for the
Willie Brown Estate, along
Route 645, approximately Ms
mile north of Rts. 78-22.'
The 5% acres of land with
pußiiyfAucnoK
FRIDAY, APRIL 6
Starting Time 9:30 A.M.
To be held 3 miles North of Selinsgrove or Vz
mile South of Kratzerville along Rt. 204, Snyder
County.
SELLING VALUABLE
FARM MACHINERY AND RELATED ITEMS
MF 65 diesel tractor, excellent rubber; MF 35 diesel
tractor, excellent rubber; Massey Harris Model 22 row
crop tractor with 2 row cultivator; JD 2-14,3 pt. plow
with coverboards; new MF 3-16 trip bottom 3 pt. plow
with coverboards; 3 pt. 9 ft. spring tooth harrow;
wooden drag; Ferguson 3 pt. 2 row cultivator; 3 pt.
Oliver com planter; Ferguson 3 pt. hay rake; 3 pt. MF
7 ft. mower; JD #5 semi-mount mower with 3 pt.; On
tario 15-8 grain drill on rubber; 3 pt. sprayer with
boom; 12A JD combine with bin-motor drive; MF 124
baler with super sweep bale thrower (baled less than
6000 bales); two 8 x 16 bale wagons; two MF wagon
gear with gravity boxes; 16 ft. feeder wagon on rubber;
flat bed wagon with gram sides; 25 ft. bale elevator
with motor; 16 ft. Harvest Handler aluminum elevator
with motor; PTO grass seed sowr; trader type lime
spreader; NI #l7 ground drive manure spreader;
#lO one row com picker; JD #ISA crop chopper; JD hay
crimper; 2 hole com sheller; 2 horse walking plow;
portable centrifical pump with gas motor; Interna
tional Super 98 electric fencer; 5 pickup guards for
combines; 12 ft. galvanized gate; 12 round poles 27 ft.
long; miscellaneous lumber; hog and chicken feeders
and waterers; 5 gal. plastic buckets; 2 bathtub
waterers; hay fork, rope and pulleys; feed bags; steel
barrels; tight sides for 8 ft. pickup; wheelbarrow; rope
and pulleys; heavy duty pulleys for steel cable; 2 man
saw; chain saw with 22 in. blade; Sythe-shovels-gram
rake; ladder; push type 2 row duster; 2-13.6 x 28 trac
tor tires, good; 2-12 x 26 tractor tires, good;
miscellaneous implement tires; Hillside tractor hitch;
hydraulic cylinders, 5 gal. fuel can; barrel with pump;
oil cans; grease guns; hydraulic jacks; hard grease;
chains; smgle tree; electric motors; wood tool chest;
gas tank for Oliver 55 tractor; lead pot with heater;
new implement jack; Shox Stox fencer; stand for Va
electric drill; load binders; steel cabinet; fence
strethcer; some new and used machinery parts; 2 cans
strong lard; galvanized window well; 3% hp. riding
mower with 26 in. blade; circulating fan with motor; 2
row potato planter, side rake for parts, scrap pile; plus
other items.
STRAW - HAY - OATS - BARLEY - WHEAT
5 z 30,5 x 24, Com Cnbs to be moved.
Chick Shed and another shed approximately
14x20, to be moved.
ANTIQUES
Extension table with claw feet; oak washstand;
round coal oil heater; Columbian range; blacksmith
vise; scales; post drill; anvd; wood meat case; hog
hangers, 3 fts.; implement seat; cast sink.
Terms: CASH Lunch
Owner or auctioneer not responsible
in case of accident
MRS. GEORGE BRESSLER
Owner
R.D. 1 Selinsgrove, Pa.
717-374-9233
EARL HASH, Auctioneer
New Berlin, Pa.
717-966-2569
a 2% story log house, 2 story
shop and log bam was sold
for $38,400.
Auctioneers were Weik &
Copenhaver.
A Public Sale of farm
machinery, hay, straw and
gram was held March 17 by
Warren and Alice Wolf, 1973
Thompson Ave., Jonestown,
Lebanon Co., Pa. It was a
well attended sale.
Some prices received
were: Farmall M Tractor
$l4OO, N.H. Baler $650, Bale
Elevator $370, Gram Drill
$390, J.D. Com Planter $3lO,
Disc $335, Flat Bottom
Wagons $l9O & $320, Hay $3B
to $5O per ton, Straw $47 per
ton, Baled Com Fodder
$42.50 per ton. Com $65 per
ton, Barley $2.05 per bu., and
Oats $1.75 per bu.
Roy I. Ebersole & John
Breidigam, Auctioneers.
Results of the Fem Seidt
sale, conducted by auc
tioneer John Frey, were:
Gleaner & combine $5350, JD
4230 tractor' fid, ooo, NH
Haybme $l5OO, NH Har
vester $l7OO, NH Grass head
$750, NI com picker $2300, IH
3200 A Skid loader $3300,
Grove wagon $ll5O, Grain
wagon $625, AC gram drill
$975, Ford corn planter $450,
JD 110 disc $1375, Hay bale
wagons $4OO to $650.
A Pubhc Sale for Jay and
Mary Ellen Bower near
Marion, Pa., was held on
March 13. Some prices: JD
4020 Diesel, $13,050; JD 3020
Diesel, $7025; JD 620, $2400;
JD 1520, and loader $5000;
International 4-bottom plow,
$2900; New Holland flail
spreader, $2150; N.H. 273
baler, $2500; Gehl harvester,
$2100; heifers due in late
COVEDALEFARM
HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL
WEDNESAY, APRIL 4
Located in Bedford Co., at New Enterprise,
Pa., Turn off Route 869 at New Enterprise
Bank, toward Salemville, two miles to farm. x
93 REGISTERED
HOLSTEINS
CERTIFIED - ACCREDITED -
VACCINATED
30 DAY HEALTH TESTS -
PREGNANCYCHECKED
D.H.I. avg. last 5 yrs. 15,447 milk, 633 fat, 4.1%.
58 milking, 14 are from first calf. Nearly all are
between 2 and 7 yrs. old. 15 Bred heifers to start
freshening from July on thru fall. 20 from 1 yr. down to
3mos.
High production and test, with individual records to
23,066 m. 1140 f. m 365 days at 4 y. 5 mo. 2 over 1000 f., 7
between 800 and 900 f. 21 between 600 and 800 f. Several
over 20,000 milk. Many are from 20,000 lb. dams, with
several over 1000 fat.
Most are ABC sired and bred.
Many fresh and bred back for Base Mdk. Sires in
clude Apollo, Ivanhoe Star, Performer, Complete,
Gay, Rocket, Citation M, Proud, Marvex, Chief,
Standout, etc. 2 yr. old Elevation due in Aug.
Good pedigrees. Production that pays the bills.
Arrange to see them sell.
LUNCH - SALE UNDER COVER -
CATALOGS
V. Art Kling
Ralph W. Horst
Auctioneers
Fred M. Naugie, Pedigrees
R. 7, Box 38
Carlisle, Pa. 17013
.ipij-'u up to SIO/o. Kalph
Hmsi -arid Art Kling were
auctioneers
Brooks End and Par Kay
Farms, Beavertown, held
their annual Spring Sale
March 9,1979.
The top-selling animal was
a Yorkshire bred gilt going
lui ?3,cicn to'Co: del] Boss,
Orrville, Ohio.
The 57 head of Yorkshire
bred gilts averaged $785 ; 35
Yorkshire boars averaged
$487; 39 Landrace bred gilts
averaged $616; 18 Landrace
boars averaged $529; 10
Landrace open gilts
averaged $341; 95 head of
commercial open gilts
averaged $2lO. The 254 head
totaled $118,650 for an
AT 10:30 A.M
Owner,
EUGENE D. KING
R.l, New Enterprise,
Pa. 16664
Phone 814-766-2651
average of $467 per head.
The 159 pure-bred boars and
gilts averaged $621.
Five httermate bred
Yorkshire gilts sold for
$9950. They were- straight
Irish bloodlines, all by
Greenback 36-3 and Field
Marshall 44 from Ireland.
The top-selling Yorkshire
boars were Lot 121 and Lot
108. Lot 121 was purchased
by Tom Farmville,
North Carolina; and Lot 108
was purchased by Garland
Flory, Grottoes, Virginia,
each sold for $750.-
EASTER LAMB&
GOAT SALE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4
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Located at
Belleville, Pa.
Consign your lambs & goats to this special sale.
BELLEVILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET
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PUBLIC SALE
THURSDAY, APRIL 5
HORSEDRAWN MACHINERY,
TRACTORS, MACHINERY,
ANTIQUES, ETC.
Location 5 mites South of Gettysburg on
Route #97 (Formerly #140) in Adams Co., Pa.
the following;
12 HEAD BEEF CATTLE
MACHINERY
Massey Harris 30 tractor, JD 2-14” pul! type plow on
rubber, McDeering 7-28 disk harrow, JD 4 section spr
ing harrow, 2 section spike harrow, Buchs 9’ double roll
cultipacker, JF side delivery rake on steel, JD flatbed
wagon" on rubber, PTO crop sprayer on rubber 2- NI
manure spreaders on rubber 206 and' 12-AS (like new),
Case 32’ hay and grain elevator, 2-10” hammer mills, 2
com binders on rubber P.T.O. w/carriers (JD and
Me), NH 66 hay baler w/engine (good condition),
McDeering #7 silo filler, AC #6O pull type combine
w/bin and clover seed attach., 3 point scraper blade,
NI 1 hole com shelter, wheel barrow, 2 cyl. Wis. engine,
platform scales, 2-6” endless belts, 200’-3” new belting.
HORSE EQUIP. & ANTIQUES
10-A NI spreader,'2-999 JD complanters, 2 Wiard 106
plows, 104 Wiard plow, 362 Syracuse plow, 3- McDeer
ing riding cultivators, Rosenthall #4O com husker and
schredder, McDeering com planter w/rope trip, 1341
Syracuse riding plow, NI steel wheel wagon w/hay and
com body, 3-#9 McDeering mowers 5’ 6’ and 7’ cut,
l-#7 McDeering T cut, 1 McDeering ground drive com
binder w/carrier, 2 walking cultivators, 2 potato plows,
2 spring wagon seats w/springs, iron kettle jacket,
McDeering cultivator fertilizer attach, wooden
wheelbarrow, 5’ x 7’ .utility bldg., McDeering 5 H'P.
water cooled engine, wooden wagon axles and bolsters,
buggy poles and shafts, minature horse collar w/mir
rors and hames, 8’ pool table, lots of old bottles, Model
A-Ford pickup rear end, hand pump, dry sink, 2 iron
kettles, 1 old Maytag engine, McDeering 1 horse
mower, 2 horse dump wagon, 2 anvils, 2 blacksmith
forges, radng cart w/56” wheels and staggered spokes,
(made in 1800’s A-l condition), old silvertone
phonograph w/radio and lots of old records, 200 bd. ft.
T. and G. pine flooring 1-1/8” thick, old wooden wheel
express wagon (A-l condition), double-school desk,
double tubs, old comer cupboard, sofa and chair, lots
of 2 and 3 burner New Perfection and Ivonhoe kero code
stoves, also new and used parts, such as burners,
chimneys, flame spreaders, burner rings, and oil stove
parts of all kinds, iron 6 horse hitch (abreast), 1-25 and 4
horse trees of all kinds, harness, hames, collars, breast
chains, stay chains, new and used 999 com planter
parts. New and used N.I. spreader parts of all kinds.
Large assortment of new and used bolts, new corn
binder wood. 2-shoe laths, wagon and buggy .wrenches,
other old wrenches, cookstove parts. New and used oil
lamps, hanging cupboard.
12 HEAD BEEF CATTLE 12
4-hereford cows, 1-charolais cow, 6-angus and hols
tein cross cows, 1 yearling charolais heifer, 1-Jersey
family cow. 2 cows have calves on side balance due in
60 to 90 days.
MANY ITEMS NOT MENTIONED
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED CHECKS
Owner
GIDEON STOLTZFUS
R.D.2
Littlestown, Pa. 17340 ,
Clair R. Slaybaugh, Auctioneer
Phone: 717-677-7479 .
Clerk - Jacobs & Kluck
■v Lunch Stand fay Amish Ladies
The top-selling Lantjrace
bred gilt was Lot 70 pur
chased by Brandon Plan
tation, Spring Grove,
Virginia, for $l2OO. The top
selling Landrace boar was
Lot 162 purchased by Mitch
Rogers, Mayville, New
York, for $1075. The top
selling Landrace open gilt
was Lot 154 purchased by
C.R. Toombs, Amelia,
Virginia, for $390. This sale
offering sold into 13 different
states and Canada. Most of
the sale offering was of Irish
Bloodlines heritage.
3 P.M
Belleville Livestock Market, *
Time 9:30 A.M.
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