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tor instance, be’s now following
the Extension dairy specialist’s
advice and including hay in his
cow’s diet even in summer even
Jerseys need roughage to keep
their milkfat level where it should
be.
Eliason also is following
Haenlein’s advice about breeding
his coin to better bulls. His efforts
are paying off in higher produc
tion. Last year Eliason produced
11,233 pounds of milk and 536
pounds of fat an average of 4.8
percent fat. He had the highest
producing two-year-old and wee
year-old.
HARRISBURG - Egg
4 production for the March-May 1982
quarter in Pennsylvania totaled
1.08 billion eggs, according to the
Pennsylvania Crop ' Reporting
Service. /
The March-May quarter
production was one percent below
the 1.09 billion eggs produced
during the same period in 1981. The
quarter average of 16.5 million
layers was fractionally above a
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY, STEERS, BULLS,
SOMT HOUSEHOLD, ETC.
SATURDAY, JULY 17,1982
At 10:00 A.M.
. Due to the undersigned having sold
their farm, will have Public Sale on the
premises located in .York County, PA.
Take Route #216, Hanover and Glenn
Rock Road, to Manheim School thence
turning south on Manheim Road 1 mile at
WoolMiil Road thence onto St. John Road
l A mile to sale. (Sale Signs Posted).
4 TRACTORS 4
. RERLSKID LOADER
WHITE 2105 Diesel, WF, 1135 Hours with
cab; Oliver 1600 Diesel Row Crop, 3 PL; JOHN
DEERE 2520 deisel WF; WC Allis; Gehl 4500
skid loader. 126 hours, 1 year old; OLIVER 74-
H 2-row mountedcompicker; J.D. #3Booforage
harvester & 40’* 2-row head, Windrow pick-up
head; and 30” direct cut, Used less than 100
acres; 2 J.D. 216 Forage wagons with roofs;
Gehl ensilage blower; N.H. 479 haybine; Nil,
277 baler with thrower; N.H. 38 crop chopper,
like new; 2 Bale wagons; 2 J&M gravity boxes
with Grove chassis; 2 Grove 707 wagons, 1
with dump, also 1 cylinder for dump wagon; 16’
Rubber tire wagon flat; Oliver 107 Side rake;
N.H. 36’ Elevator with electric motor; Little
Giant rollaway elevator with motor; Gehl 100
Grinder-Mixer, 6 months old; Oliver 4-bottom
spring set plow, 3 pt.; Oliver 3-bottom cushion
trip plow, 3 pt.; Brillion 10-tooth chisel plow;
Pittsburgh 12’ disc harrow; Chattanooga 12’
single row packer; 1 LHC 8’ and 2 IHC 6’
packers; BrOlioalO’ Spring tooth harrow; J.D.
12’ Spring tooth lever harrow; Hanson 200 gal.
fibre glass tank, trail 8-row field sprayer with
hydraulic centrifugal pump; N.H, 676 tandem
axel manure spreader; Danuser post driver; 2
Grain augers, 1 6”-16’ & 1 4”-26’; 2 Scraper
blades, 3 pt.; Oliver 4-row cultivator, 3 pt.; 2-
Row cultivator, 3 pt; Fannall C. 2-row
cultivator; Oliver 420 2-row cultivator for 1600
or 770 tractors; Stationery wood saw & blade;
Platform scales; 600 Cement blocks,
8”x8”xl6” new; Salvage machinery for repairs
such as Oliver combine; Oliver 565-5 bottom
plow; hit. T-9 Crawler loader.
9 HOLSTEIN STEERS AND 2 HOLSTEIN
BULLS, Range 500 to 800 lbs. .
UNH MOWERS, ETC.
Sears 8.0 HP and N.H. R-5 Mowers; Rath
milk dump station; 3 Delaval milker units; 2
50#, 20 85# milk cans, like new; Stewart clip
pers; Electric cream separator and many
items, including household, too numerous to
mention.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
Lunch stand at sale.
Terms: Cash or personal checks with approval.
WILLIAM A. BROWN &
NADINE M. BROWN, Owners
RDffl, Brobeck.PA
Phone; 717-235-1249
CLAIR R. SLAYBAUGH, Auctioneer
Idavilte, PA
Phone: 717-677-7479
Del. Jersey breeder
Egg production
But even with all that produc
tion, the Eliasons admit they’re
still learning, still trying to make
their way like everyone else. Bill
shrugs his shoulders about a
ramshackle budding he hasn’t
gotten around to tearing down yet
maybe never will. Margaretta
jokes that her friends tease her
about mismatched kitchen ap
pliances.
But there’s a friendly warmth in
that kitchen that no one could miss,
and people who know the Eliasons
realize tbey have their priorities
straight. They care for their.cows,
and even more, they care for
people.
at 1 billion
year ago. Egg production per 100
layers was 6,532 compared with
6,601 for the March-May period in
1981.
The nation’s laying flocks
produced 17.4 billion eggs during
the March-May 1982 quarter, one
percent less than the 17.6 billion a
year ago.
PUBLIC AUCTION
LUMBER, GATES, STUDEBAKER TRUCK,
1968 DODGE 300 DUMP TRUCK.
Nl GROUND DRIVEN MANURE SPREADER.
~ COAL FURNACE, ETC.
(Due to discontinuing livestock auctions
& tearing down 100x190’ livestock
building & pens-makes sale necessary at
Danville Livestock Market old Rt. 11
between Danville & Bloomsburg.
FRI. EVE. JULY 9
6 P.M. sharp w/lumber
Selling all used lumber gates, partitions, etc.
consisting of over 100 lots of lumber-BxB, 6x6,
4x4,2x4-6-8-10,1x6, etc. up to 16’; app. 120 wood
gates up to 7’ wide; 4-16’ sections of cartwalk;
'■ concrete blocks; 50 concrete car stops; several
gas heaters; 6 sections bleacher seats;
overhead garage door & 2 openers; Surge SP-11
milker pump; pails; Victory 7- self-feed coal
furnace-holds 40 lb. 1 yr. old; many other small
items.
Auct. Note: starting on lumber outside at 6
P.M. sharp- small items inside afterwards.
- Owner,
MELVIN LEHMAN
.Conducted by
Fraley Auction Co. 546-6907
For full list call Auct. Co.
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
SAHIHDAY, JULY 10th
11:OOA.M.
Sale to be held 3 miles from Montrose
at Watrous Corners, off Rt. 706 Arrows!!
Construction equipment to include: ’ Case
SBOB backhoe. Inter. 500 diesel crawler w/6
Say blade, 68 Inter. Dump w/5 yd. box, Inter. 2
m truck w/sth wheel (new 392 motor), Kelley
20 ft. low profile, roll bade trailer (20,00 pr.
gross).new 2&3 axle tag-a-longs.
Tractors & Implements: Ford BN, Inter. 990
haybine, J.D. 290 com planter, new kicker
boxes, 5’ & 6’ rotary mowers, 75 Chevy Nova,
N.H. 33 flail chopper, J.D. 3 pt. 3 bt. plows, Gehl
forage box, J.D. 14T baler, N.H. 717 chopper,
kicker wagons, 3 pL'booms, 79 Chevy % pickup
(nice), Inter. 300 utility, J.D. 24T baler, 12’
harrow, N.H. 68 kicker/baler, Grove forage
wagon, M.F. 85 tractor, Fannall 300 3 pt.
broadcast spreader, N.H. 519 manure
spreader.
Dealer sell out of new “Wic” equipment
36 pieces. Wic power boom, Wic bedding
choppers with 7 & 10 hp. gas motors &
some with batteries & chargers, 45 bu.
motorized silage carl (demo), 4 new
Honda motors (7 & 10 hp), many Wic
parts...
New tools & tarps of all sizes. Consignments
taken till sale day.
Harvey Clary
278-2350
Adriance Bros.
Jim & Steve
278-1800
Sale Reports
A public sale of farm
machinery was held
June 25 by John
Sausman, 3 miles
southwest of Belleville.
Mifflin Co.
Prices received were:
Int. 656 D tractor $6,200,
Int. 540 tractor & loader
$4,850, unloader wagon
$2,450, Int. manure
spreader $BlO, 3 rotary
mowers $430 each,
Ferguson 40 tractor
$1,950, 1946 Jeep $225,
baler twine $2O per bale,
sausage staffer $4O and
8 baby pigs $360.
Mark Click was the
auctioneer.
XXX
A public auction of
real estate was held
June 26 by the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints, 4Vi miles
northwest of Somerset,
Somerset Co.
The 243-acre farm
was sold for $278,000 and
included a 4 bedroom
house, new 325 ft. dairy
bam, Harvestore silos,
machine shed, bank
barn and 1500 gal. bulk'
tank.
Auctioneers were
Luce & Stahl.
A public auction of
garage equipment and
tools was held June 25
by Glenn C. Walker, 6
miles northwest of
Jarrettsville, Md.
Items sold were:
Lincoln D.C. welder
$650, Westinghouse air
compressor $375,
Ammco brake drum
lathe $260, Craftsman
24” metal turning lathe
$250, Associated battery
charger $2OO, Walker
1% ton jack $l2O, and
electric chain hoist $llO.
Charles W. Shrodes &
David W. Shrodes were
the auctioneers.
XXX
A complete Holstein
disnprcai was held June
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miles west of Wyoming,
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Some of the top
selling cows were: a
LeDel Ideal Superior
cow $2,300; an Apollo
Rocket cow, $2,075; a
Caernarvon Dutchoe
'cow, $1,950; and a
Diamond S. Pietje
Standout cow for $1,900.
There were 53 cows, 10
bred heifers and 40 open
heifers and calves plus 3
bulls sold.
Remsburg Sale
Service handled the
sale.
XXX
A public sale of an
tiques was held June 25
" from the Carline P. Bair
Estate, at the Kauff
mans Community
Center Building, 2 miles
north of Greencastle,
Franklin Co.
Some prices included;
walnut Chippendale
desk $3,500, Hep
plewhite walnut bureau
$3,100, oriental rug
$2,000, miniature chest
of drawers $6OO, antique
dresses up to $lOO each,
copper Betty Fat lamp
$BO, candlestand $75,
1878 $2O gold piece $4OO
and 1900 $lO gold piece
$260.
J. Robert Meyers was
the auctioneer.
XXX
A public sale was
recently held at the Tom
Grassel home in
Conestoga. There were
222 registered buyers.
Some prices were: A
Ford ftend plow $1,960;
a 1970 Chevy pick-up
$840; submersable
pumps ranged from
$375-$460; meat sheer
$460; stainless steel
counter top refrigerator
$420; a refrigerator
display case $B5; bakery
racks from $95-$lO5.
Joh Stauffer was the
auctioneer.
Pumps From $79.00
Hydraulic Gear and Vane Pumps by Permco,
Gresen and Cross Widely used in Agriculture with
pressures to 4000 psi
Motors From $147.50
Low Speed, High Torque, Orbit Type Motors
manufactured by Adan Hydraulics
Cylinders From $60.66
Heavy Duty Double Acting Cylinders with pressures
toSOOOpsi, meet ASAE Standards Manufactured by
Cross, Prince and Energy
Valves From $59.00
Hydraulic Control Valves. Spring Centered, Detented
or Solenoid Operated with Built In Relief Valves
By Gresen. Cross or Prince
Hoses
Custom Hose Assemblies or Bulk Hose SAE rated
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Sales report of Paul A.
Stough. Sale conducted
on Thursday, June 24,
1982.
Some fo the prices are
as follows; 1960 B-180
Int. truck with grain
body, 800.00; 1969 Int.
1300 truck with grain
body 1150.00; John
Deere 2510 diesel
tractor 3,900.00; John
Deere 4020 diesel
tractor 6,150.00; John
Deere 8250 grian drill
2,650.00; John Deere
1440 4 row no-till corn
planter 2,200.00; 18 ft.
flat bed wagon 635.00;
J&M bin wagon 635.00;
John Deere 7 ft. snow
plow 1,525.00; 1974
Massey Ferguson 510
Combine 7,600.00; 1975
Bush Hog rotary cutter
1,075.00; 1974 Bush Hog
1438 disc 1,725.00; John
Deere 5 bottom plow
585.00; 1977 M-148
Brillion Cultimulcher
1,350.00; New Idea 311
com picker, 1,275.00;
Lely 1250 spreader
410.00; John Deere 24T
baler 725.00; 1144 com
head 3100.00.
A good crowd was in
attendance on a very
warm day with good
spirited bidding.
Jacob A. Gilbert,
auctioneer.
A public auction of
clocks, telephones, and
lamps was held June 26
for tiie estate of Ruth H.
Hoopert, 1 mile north of
Lititz on Rt. 501 in Lane.
Co.
Some prices received
were: oak wall
telephone $275, double
box wall telephone $375,
crocks $5 to $95 each,
draw knife $17.50,
wooden planes $12.50 to
$2O, early child’s sled
$l5O, Waterbury steeple
clock $3OO, Rayo lights
averaged $75, glass
kerosene lamps $2O to
$6O each and oak
washstand $l4O.
Ken Moyer was the
auctioneer.
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