JUNIATA CO. FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 25
Located approx. 35 mi. northwest of
Harrisburg, near Richfield.
PARCEL #1 - 62 A’s, 30 tillable, balance
wooded, 5 room dwelling, 2600’ frontage.
PARCEL §2 - 68 A’s, 30 tillable, balance
wooded, 3100’ frontage.
NOTE - Both Parcels offered separate, then as
one unit, 130 A’s total.
For Complete Info, Contact:
Long Bros., Aucts.
R.D. #2
Port Royal, Pa. 17082
Ph. 717-527-4784
CONSIGNMENT SALE OF
FEEDER PIGS & FEEDER CATTLE
APRIL 17,1981
6:30 P.M. Sharp
Held at Keister's Middleburg Auction
Sales Inc., Rt. 522, 3 miles east of
Middleburg, 5 miles west of Seiinsgrove,
PA.
Early consignments appreciated.
Bring a load - buy a load.
For Information Call:
717-837-2222 717-524-5285 - 717-965-2856
Terms: Cash, Restaurant Open.
KEISTCR’S MIDDLEBURG AUCTION
SALES, INC.
Rt. 522, RD #3, Middleburg, PA
DON & WALT KEISTER
Owners
Auctioneers:
Ray Long & Dave Imes
EDGAR ROUGH! ESTATE
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, APRIL 18,1981
At 11:00 A.M
1 mile North of Montrose, Pa. - Right
on Rt. #29. (The Snake Creek Road)
Susq. Co. Arrows!
CONSTRUCTION EQUIP.
J.D. “450 C” loader, J.D. “450 B” bulldozer
with angle & tilt blade, both machines in very
good condition. Chevy “C 65” 10 wheel dump
truck, Fayette tn-axle equip, trailer, chains,
binders, pintle hook, etc.
FARM MACHINERY & MISC.
Farmall “M” tractor, good rubber & extra
sharp; Ford 2 row 3 pt. com planter; Ford 2
bottom plow; Ford #530 baler & thrower; Ford
#515 3 pt. mower; Gravity grain box, 2 Grove
kicker boxes & wagons, NH rake; 100 bu.
P.T.O. manure spreader; fertilizer spreader;
N.I. #272 cut-ditioner; back blade; harrow;
Snowco bale elevator; 550 gal. fuel tank &
electric pump; 275 gal. tank & pump; stock
tank; chain hoise; ladder; truck tires; floor
jack; building & hydraulic jacks; drums of oil
with pumps; anvil, welding table, electric
welder, truck tool box, transit & tripod, steel
office desk & chair, wrenches,- sledges, vise,
forks, rakes, electric drill, dehomers, hand
tools, 2 western saddles & bridles, quantity pme
lumber, walking plow, ice saw & spads, etc.
Too much to list. ‘Bolens 1050 Tractor with
mower, blade & tiller. Real Estate at 55 Cherry
St. to be offered at 1:00 o’clock, a 4 bedroom
frame house. Call auctioneer for inspection &
terms.
Owner MRS. EDfiAR ROiIGKT
Also from a Neighbor - MF 1100 Diesel
Tractor, WF, power steering, 3 pt.; IH #430
baler w/thrower, very good; NH #67 PTO
baler; JD LA tractor w/plow, mower and
cultivator; JD 3 pt. 2 row com planter; JD 480
9’ mower conditioner; IH 16’ transport harrow;
Case 4 bottom plows; NI 3 pt. fertilizer
spreader; Farmhand forage box on 7 ton Gehl
wagon with flotation tires; NI #7 forage box; IH
gram drill; 3 pt. rear scoop.
Lunch Truck
Terms: Cash or Approved Check
Jim Adrfance & Sons, Auctioneers
Montrose 278-1574
Sale Reports
A Public Sale of a lot Buddy Mobile Home
and mobile home and wa s sold for $22,300 to
personal property was h.L. Weatherholz,
held April 4by Bledsoe Linden Ave., Leola, PA.
Brothers, located four Other items were: 2
miles east of Lancaster Campers $B5O each, 1966
along Rt. 23, Lancaster Ford Pickup Truck $650,
County, Pa. 1948 DeSoto $435, Tree
The lot which Sprayer $450, Craft
measured 90 feet along sman Table Saw $3OO,
Route 23 and 185 feet Bandsaw $260, Jointer
deep with a 12x60 ft. sno, Garden Tractor
MARYLAND JERSEY
CATTLE SALE
AtGaywindsFarm, Keymar, Maryland.
Calves of all ages & a few selected cows.
Daughters of A.I. Bulls such as Quicksilver
Noble Victory Tune Predictor, Rocky Hill
Samsonite, Samson Supreme of CJF, Golden
Faithful, Supreme Virginian Vaucluse Sleepmg
Surville.
Directions to Farm: From Hanover, Pa.
Rt. 194 South to Ladiesburg. left on Good
Intent Rd. Right on Keymar Rd. to Farm.
From 70N at New Market Rt. 75 North to
Johnsville. Left on Keymar Rd. to Farm.
For Information contact
Jean Fender 301-775-7693
Auctioneer
S. Braden Kins
Boonsboro, Md.
Lunch at sale
Sale Sponsored by:
The Maryland Jersey
Cattle Club
MACHINERY & TOOLS
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, APRIL 25
10:00 A.M.
The undersigned, located on Pa. Rt.
74,1 mile North of Alinda, Perry Co., Pa.,
12 miles North of Carlisle, at Landisburg,
R.D.I, will sell the following:
I.H. 3600 BACKHOE WITH FULL CAB - EX
CELLENT CONDITION! 1978 TONCO 21 FT.-
TRAILER - Air Brakes, 21T. - Lake New, 1971
Dodge 1000 Dump Truck - Air Brakes, VB, 5-
speed with 2-speed-Heavy Duty, good shape;
1955 F.W.D. 4-wheel Drive Truck; Power King
614 Tractor - 6 speed, New Condition, Snow
Plow, Mower Deck, Cultivators, 3-pt. Scraper
Blade, Scoring Plow, 2-wheel Trailer. 12,000
KW Generator with Wisconsin Engine on 4-
wheel Cart; 7500 KW Generator with Diesel
Power on Trailer.
Several Air Compressors; Acetylene
Welding Set; Steel Scaffolding; 2 Power
Troweling Machines; Misc. Concrete Tools; All
kinds of Hand & Elec. Tools; Aluminum
Siding; Lumber, Ladders, Wheel Barrows;
Signode Strapping; Oliver 2-bottom Clutch-left
Plow; Disc Harrow; Several Old Stoves; Some
Antique Tools; Z 0 Ton Sawed Firewood.
Marquette 200 AMP Welder with Onan Motor
- Works Good; Aluminum-Siding Cutting
Table; Concrete Jitterbug, Bull Float, Tool
Box for Pickup Bed; Large Selection of Bldg.
Supplies; Electrical & Plumbing Supplies;
Picks & Shovels; New Vice; I.H. 2-row Corn
Planter; Tap & Die Set; Reamer Set; Antique
Carpenters Chest; Stevens 22-pump Rifle with
Hammer; Scrap Iron & Steel.
"THIS IS A CLEAN OUT AUCTION. MANY
MORE ITEMS WILL TURN UP - KELL
BROS. HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS SINCE
1922 AT THIS LOCATION! ”
Lunch Stand, Not Responsible For Accidents,
1.0. Required for Bidding No.
KELL BROS. &R.S. KELL
Owners,
Landisburg, R.D. 1, Pa.
Sale By: Kiing’s Auction Service
Landisburg, Pa.
w/cultivator $lBO,
Potbelly Stove $65,
Lathe $l2O and Grinder
$56.
Auctioneers were
Robert E. Martin & Son
and Frank L. Stellar.
A Public Auction of
farm equipment was
held March 30 by
Samuel G. and Marian
B. Musser, 58 E. Strack
Drive, Myerstown,
Lebanon Co., Pa. There
were 211 registered
buyers present.
Some items sold
PUBLIC SALE
DAY,
5,1981
AM
The undersigned executors of the
Ammon J. Frey Estate located at the rear
of 300 Maple Street, Dailastown, Pa., will
offer at public sale on the premises the
following:
REAL ESTATE
3 story brick dwelling having 12 rooms and
basement with bathroom facilities, municipal
water, sewage, and gas Could easily be
duplexed. Erected on a lot having 37 ft fron
tage and 56.75 ft. depth, more or less
TERMS: 10% down. Balance within 45 days.
To be offered at 1:00 P.M. Saturday, April 18.
Inspection by appointment. Call 528-8293 or 244-
3150.
1978 Ford Fairmont 4 dr , 4 cyl. engine, auto ,
radio, inspected, less than 8,000 rhiles To be
offered at 1 30 P M Saturday, April 18.
ANTIQUES
Sheridan chest of drawers, 6 oak high back
chairs & others, plank seat chairs & others, oak
rockers, 5 pc parlor suite, cottage dresser &
bed, blanket chest, drop leaf table, oak 5 leg
table, wash stand, brass/iron bed, sideboaid,
stand with drawer & others, mantle clocks,
turtle back trunks, carpet rocker, Atwater-
Kent radio, sewing machine stands, 4 burner
kerosene stove & oven, oil heater, wash boards,
copper boiler, coal pail, cast frog, boot jack,
paper rack, oil lamps, wood block, beading &
rabbet planes, RCA cabinet radio, Smgei
treadle sewing machine, cigar mold, WW II
uniform, army blankets, gas heater, Columbia,
PA. bakery boxes & others, store display boxes
& containers, musical saw, depression
glassware, procelain ware, dresser sets, rugs,
quilts, comforts, slaw cutter, sad irons, old
calendars, all kinds books, 299 Roosevelt dimes
1946 through 1964, etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Hardwick 4 burner gas range, Hotpomt freezer
refrigerator, small electric appliances, Zenith
portable TV, wringer washer, 2 Magic Chef gas
heater, portable electric washer, Prepo picnic
stove, Bradford portable typewriter, Singer
electric portable sewing machine, bowls,
skillets, pots & pans, flatware, reclining chair,
night stands, single bed with dresser, cabinets,
wardrobes, 32 pc. Salem dinner set, etc.
TOOLS
Sears T bench saw, Dunlap 11” saw. Craft
sman 7” rip saw, V electric drill, 115 v. arc
welder, valve refacer, wood lathe, bench
grinder, l -< & 4 hp. electric motors, work
bench, bench vise, C clamps, buggy wrenches,
files, hand saws & others, screwdriver, pliers,
hammers, hatchet, axes, planes, hand tools,
lots of sand paper, torch, jacks, fuel cans,
chains, buck saws, wedges, apple picker,
primers, shears, garden tools, shovels, rakes,
all kinds of hardware, misc. tools, all kinds
lumber, fishing rods, reels, cruell, minnow
pail, and other items.
Many items in this sale come from the
Susquehanna & Tidewater Canal Lockhouse #2
Tools, Household Goods and some Antiques will
be offered on Friday, April 17, and the
remainder of the Antiques, Real Estate, Car,
and Coins will be offered Saturday, April 18
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
TERMS: Personal Property & Car - Cash or
Approved Check.
GENE F. MYERS
I. FREDERICK FELDMAN
Executors
C.C Miller & Sons Auctioneers & Clerks
Ph. 717-235-3627
T. Fred Feldman - Attorney
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, April 11,1981—035
were: Panther 95 4-
Wheel Drive D Tractor
$17,500, Dion Forage
Wagon $350, Farmhand
815 Grinder-Mixer
$lB6O, N.I. 224 Spreader
$1950, N.H. 269 Baler
$1450, Gravity Box
w/gear $1075, Straw
$47.50 per ton, Shelled
Com $3.79 per bu.,
Barley $2.56 per bu.,
Ear Com $ll5 per ton,
Com Silage $21.25 per
ton and a 12’ Silo of Com
Silage $BO per foot.
Auction conducted by
REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CAR
FRIDAY, APRIL 17
and
SATURDAY, APRIL 18
at 10:00 A.M
CAR
John E. & Paul E.
Martin, Aucts.
XXX
A Public Sale of 109
grade Holstems was
held April 3 by
Hillandale Farm,
Purcellville, Virginia.
The top cow sold for
$1575 and the second
high was $l5OO. The 51
cows averaged between
$9OO and $lOOO.
Sale Manager
Remsburg Sale Service.
An Auction of 53
Registered Holstems
was held March 31 at the
Kmgstead Sale at the
farm 11411 Kmgstead
Rd., two miles south
west of Damascus in
Montgomery County,
Maryland.
The top prices of
$16,000 was paid for a
cow purchased by a
Wisconsin buyer. Other
animals sold were:
$6OOO cow to Wise., $5400
cow to Md., and $5lOO
cow to Va. The average
of the cows sold was
between $2700 and $2BOO.
Sale Manager
Remsburg Sale Service.
Housing
continues
to gobble
rural land
WASHINGTON, D.C.
More than 40 percent
of the nation’s housing
constructed in 1970’s
was built on rural land,
some of it highly
productive farmland, a
U.S. Department of
Agriculture official said
Tuesday.
Norman A. Berg,
chief of USDA’s Soil
Conservation Service,
said information
gathered for the
recently completed
National Agricultural
Lands Study and in
recent agency in
ventories reveals that
rual housing is joined
with expanduid cities as
a competitor for far
mland.
USDA earned out the
study jointly with the
Council on En
vironmental Quality
and other agencies.
“Lots for new
residences for non
farming families
ranging from five to 10
acres are common in
rural areas where
central sewer and water
services are not
available,” said Berg.
“These residential
‘farmlets’ are taking an
increasing amount of
agricultural land out of
production.”
The nation’s
agricultural land is
converted
nonagncultural uses at
the rate of more than
two million acres a
year, according to the
agency head.
About a third of the
converted acres are
cropland.