Jk CONSIGNMENT
W** HORSE SALE
SATURDAY, MAY 26,1979
11:OOA.M. Sharp
Tack Sold at 10:00 A.M.
Horses Hitched at 9:00 A.M.
KEISTER'S WUMI AUCTION SALES, INC.
Route 522,3 miles East of Middleburg
5 miles West of Selinsgrove
One load of Canadian draft horses by Ken Pierce.
One load of sharp standardbred carriage & buggy
horses.
For Information Call
717-922-1490 or 717-837-2222
KEISTER’S MIDDLEBURG AUCTION SALES, INC.
Rt. 522 -RD 3, Middleburg, Pa. *
Owners:
DON & WALT KEISTER
Larry Long, Auctioneer
Terms: Cash. Trucking Available.
Restaurant Open
WILLIAM HUSE
CAZENOVIA, NY
COMPLETE
MACHINERY
SALE
SATUDAY, MAY 26
11:00A.M.
Location - On the farm located on East
Pompey Hollow Rd. approximately 4 miles East
of Cazenovia just off Rt. 20 & approximately 10
miles West of Lafayette. Take Rt. 20 to East
, Pompey Hollow Rd. & watch for auction Arrows.
. MACHINERY -
Ford #7700 diesef tractor w/only 305 hrs., fully
equipped dual tanks, triple hydr. system, showroom
condition. Ford #7OOO diesel tractor also fully equipped,
only 11,000 hrs.; Ford-#961 gas tractor, Ford #NAA ,
tractor w/Ford #227 bucket loader w/hydr. up & down
pressure, Ford #l3O 4 bottom 16 automatic reset plow,
Ford 11 transport disc, Ford 12 spring tooth harrow, 3
pt. bitch, Ford #3114-row com planter.
SPECIAL -- BRILLION CULTIPACKER SEEDER
COMBINATION
JD #1209 mower conditioner w/flotation tires, JD
#24T baler w/kicker, NH 256 roller bar rake w/rubber
teeth, NH #717 chopper w/l-row com head & pickup
head, NH #25 Whirl-a-feed hopper blower, NH 135 bu.
spreader, NI #323 Century sprayer, 3 pt. hitch w/120
gal. poly tank, BMB 6’ rotary mower, Owatonna 4’ hay
& grain elevator, Grove self unloading box on 10 ton
running gear w/flotation tires w/ext. tongue - unloads
from either side, 2 kicker racks on heavy duty running
gear, round hay feeder, 2 gravity flow gram boxes, one
165 bu. & one 135 bu. on heavy duty running gear.
Badger 16’ silo unloader w/5 h.p. motor, 2 Badger level
I flow heads & 90’ 9” pipe w/telescopic ends, Badger
I bam cleaner chain, approximately 270’ used only 4
months, Agway metal feed carts, 3 double action
hydro, cyl., 2 sets of double ring tractor chains, 3 20’ log
cabins 3/6”, one single action hydraulic cyl., 10 jack
posts, one 200’ ext. cord 10 gauge wire, one 60’ ext. 10
gauge wire, 100 metal electric fence posts, bam fan
24”, 14’ metal gates, one 10’ metal gate, 7 ton triple 15
fertilizer.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Zero 400 gal. tank, automatic tank washer, hose
dryer, dumping station w/100’-hose, 50 gal. electric hot
water heater, SS double wash vats, Surge #2007 milker
pump w/3 h.p. motor, 4 Surge units w/50 lb. pails, plus
many, many more miscellaneous items.
Manger’s Note - Bill has this machinery in excellent
condition & always has had the best of care, make
plans to attend this top machinery sale.
Terms - Cash or good check only.
OWNER
WILLIAM HUSE
315-655-5527
after 6 P.M.
. . ...... weekdays
Arlow Kiehl Auctioneer
Lunch Available
" Jack Wood’s Livestock
Auction Service
Sales Managers
Cincinnatus, NY 13040
607-863-4141
JUNIATA CO., PA
FARMETTE AT
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY EVENING,
JUNE 23
Located 45 mi. west of Hbg., Rt. 322,3 3 /« acres,
7 room dwelling, small barn.
For brochure, contact:
PUBLIC AUCTION
HOUSEHOLD
TUESDAY EVENING,
MAY 22
5:30 P.M.
Located at 221 East Petersburg Rd., next to
Neffsvilie Park.
3 pc. oak bedroom suit, Empire chest of drawees, oak
six leg round'drop leaf ext. table, 2 grained jelly
cupboards, seller’s kitchen cabmet, 5 oak dining room
chairs, 1839 pine blanket chest, plank bottom oak high
chair, Whitney antique maple dining room suit - ext.
drop leaf table, 6 chairs, buffet & server, dough tray,
Majic Chef 4-burner gas stove, 2 yr. old Troy-Bilt 6 h.p.
Roto tiller, 8 h.p. "30” Hahn LTD-500 riding mower, 2
yrs. old with grass catcher, 3.5 h.p. Pow-r-Pro Hahn
Eclipse 22” mower, Hahn Eclipse Roto-tiller, service
for 12 Nontake - like new, Blue paneled master salts,
Indiv. salts, blown milk white perfume bottle, Nippon,
Bavaria & German china, large Heisey etched handled
basket Heisey bowl, hair receiver basket, bologna
slicing board, Nippon wall match holder, initial A.L.
homespun table cloth, turkey call, hunting cloth, Ithica
featherweight 12 ga. pump, 30-06 Savage 2% to 8 power
Weaver scope, 22 Savage pump, 6 power scope,
Coleman cooler, pictures and frames, step end table,
early 1900’s Penn State Farmer, Disston rechargable
trimmers, counter pane, quilts, double box spring &
mattress, 2-wheel cart, 16’ ext. ladder, hand tools,
garden tools
Food on premises
Sale for;
MR. AND MRS. JACOB GARBER
Wilbur H. Hosier - Auct, 626-5943
Galebach & Hosier - Clerks
NIGHT SALE
CATTLE SALE
FRIDAY NIGHT
MAY 25
Sale to be held at Jack Wood's Farm located
on Taylor Valley Rd. 3 miles North of Cin
cinnatus, NY off Rt. 26. Watch for auction
arrows.
105-CATTLE-105
No. 1 - Featuring the complete milking herd & bred
heifers from Harold Davey’s, Coventry, NY. The dairy
is in the following lactation - 20 fresh cows, 65
springers, 15 due for fall freshening from July to Nov.,
balance in various stages of lactation. This is a very
good young dairy, mostly first & second calf heifers
averaging over 60 lbs. of milk per cow shipped to milk
factory. It’s a top dairy. All cattle have had Lepto
shots, shipping fever shots, blood & TB tested, ready
for immediate interstate shipment mght of sale.
No. 2 - Also selling this same sale, Art Enfign dairy
from Marathon, NY. The dairy is in the following
lactation - 20 cows fresh April & May, 6 springing close,
balance in all stages of lactation. Tins young dairy is
producing very well & will respond well for the new
owners.
No. 3 - Will be more cattle & young stock by sale date.
Manager’s Note: These 2 dairies will suit the most
critical buyers. Make plans to attend this top notch
sale, all cattle will be vet examined for pregnancy plus
shots for shipping fever & Lepto, TB & blood tested,
ready for immediate interstate shipment day of sale.
Terms - Cash or good check only.
Arlow Kiehl - Auctioneer
Lunch Available
Jack Wood's Livestock &
- Auction Service
Cincinnatus, NY 13040
607-863-4141
Long Bros., Aucts.
R.D. #2
Port Royal, Pa. 17082
Ph. 717-527-4784
7:30 P.M
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 19,1979—249
Sperry New Holland
announces expansion
NEW HOLLAND - Sperry
New Holland has announced
plans for building a new
plant in Columbus,
Nebraska, and , a major
expansion of the Mountville
department of its plant at
New Holland, Pa. The ex
pansion is needed to keep
pace with the company’s
expanding sales in North
America, according to Jack
Keister, vice president and
general manager of the
North American Division.
Already underway is a
260,000 sq. ft. addition at
Mountville, Pa , where the
Food bargain
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Food costs less in take-home
pay almost every year,
according to recently
released USDA figures. This
does not mean food costs less
money, but that overall
income is rising faster than
food costs. Nationally, food
expenditures in relation to
PUBLIC AUCTION
FRIDAY EVENING,
MAY 25
6:30 P.M.
At the farm just S. of Newark Valley, New
York on the corner of Rt 38 & 388 (just 7 miles
N. of Owego, NY).
Tractors, machinery, trucks, tools, Farmall cub with
tools, Oliver 88, JD 45 with com & grain heads, etc. etc.
JD 2010 U, 400 D, CK 40 & others for parts. Much Much
more.
S3IO by
GOODRICH AUCTION SERVICE
Rt. 38&38B
Newark Valley, NY 13811
507-729-2866
BRED GILTS
Approximately 40 Head
3 & 4 Way Cross Bred Gifts
Purebred boars used over the past several years.
YORKSHIRE came from Real Farms.
DUROC from Mark Nestleroth.
LANDRACE from Glenaire Farms.
CHESTER WHITE from James Parlett.
Gilts for sale are bred to purebred York from
Leonard Arnold & Spotted Poland China from Russel
Kegg.
Ten to 15 gilts to be sold at New Holland after Feeder
Pig Sale, May 30 and 25 to 30 to be sold later.
Consigned by
EDWIN RANCH
RDI Christiana, PA 17509
215.-593-6488
company operates a 90,000
sq. ft. facility as a depart
ment of the mam plant at
New Holland, Pa. The new
facility will continue to
operate under the New
Holland plant manager.
Columbus, Nebraska, has
been selected for the new
200,000 sq. ft. midwestem
‘plant. The new plant con
struction will get underway
this Summer and completion
is slated for late 1980.
What products will be built
at the new facilities has not
yet been determined.
improves
disposable income were 16.5
percent for 1978, compared
with 16.7 percent for 1977.
Department figures indicate
that this percentage has
declined nationally from 23.4
percent in 1929, indicating
that food costs less today in
relation to income than it did
almost 50 years ago.