D2B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1,1983 Auction A Public Auction of farm machinery was held September 23 by Gary Beecher of Blue Rock Farm, H* miles west of West Chester between Routes 162 and 842 in Chester County, Pa. Some prices were: A.C. Dl9 tractor $5250, J.D. 3010 tractor $3300, J.D. A tractor |9OO, J.D. Model 210 transport disc <2175, N.H. baler <5OO and N.l. Model 272 cut/ditloner<7oo. L. Robert Frame & Son, Auctioneers. A Public Sale of real estate and farm equipment was held September 24 by Glenn C. Smith, R.O. 1, Hickory Road, Oilisburg, Pa. The 35 acres with a 24s story brick dwelling, 20 stall cement horse barn, bank bam, tack shop, work shop, and 3-bay garage was sold for 1150,000. Some other prices were: N.H. #489 haybme $5OOO and J.D. #336 baler $6OOO. Clair R. Slaybaugh was the auctioneer. XXX A Public Sale of farm machinery was held September 23 by Joe D. and Sharon Byler, R.D. 1, Belleville, Mifflin Co., Pa. A good sized crowd attended the sale. Some pnces received were: Int. 966 tractor $ll,OOO, 5-B plow $2050, Int. 460 tractor $1760, 2 unloader Gehl wagons $5200 each, Case 530 tractor $l7OO, N.H. “SPECIAL” FEEDER SALE IDES. OCT. 4 7 P.M. SHARP WESTMINSTER Livestock Auction Ph. 301-848-9820 PUBLIC AUCTION ANNUAL FALL FARM EQUIPMENT SALE at Harry Rudrack ft Sons. Inc. Rt. 213. Galena, MD. MON., OCT. 10 at 10.00 A.M. Farm Equipment to in clude tractors, com bines, ground working and harvesting equip ment, tools and misc items, pickups and trucks Consignments are now being accepted each day including the day before the sale. Please call in advance so that we may adveitise your items at no cost to the consigner HARRY RUDNICK « SONS. (NO Auctioneers & Sates Managers Galena. MO 301-648-5601 Reports harvester <3460, While cornplanter <5650, N.l. manure spreader w/tandem wheels <4BOO, semen tank w/semen <6OO, fold-up harrow $llOO, N.H. baler <1875 and bale wagons <BlO & <905. Mark Click was the auctioneer. Huckleberry Hall Farms, Glenn and Joann Bachtell held a Polled Hereford Sale, September 24, 10 miles east of Hagerstown at Simthsburg, Maryland. PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22,1983 9:00 A.M. REAL ESTATE, LIVESTOCK FARM EQUIPMENT Located along Route 222. seven miles south of Lancaster, four miles north of quarryville, first farm south of Hessdale. Strasburg twp., Lancaster County, Penna. REAL ESTATE EIGHTY-FOUR ACRE FARM Sixty-five acres tillable Fourteen acres of Permanent pasture Big Beaver Creek thru pasture Eleven room frame house, with asbestos siding. Two Baths Large basement furnace. Frame Bank Barn Twenty-six stanchions-, box stalls; horse stable; loafing bam 34’x75' with bunk feeder. Concrete stave silo I4’x6o’; Tile silo U’x4s’; three bay carnage bam; loading chute; tobacco shed, 5 years old, for 5 acres of tobacco; com bam; Wind Wheel. Good water supply - Fourteen acres of alfalfa, seeded last fall. A good producing farm in high state of cultivation. LIVESTOCK Two pair of Bay mules, 6 and 7 years old; Eight year old app. mule; Two sorrel mules, one a six year old; five year old sorrel horse; Eight year old sorrel mare, in foal; All well broke and sound. Thirty-five head of Holstein dairy cows. Many fresh or close springers. Balance in all stages of lactation. Twelve Holstein heifers, 6 to 8 months old. Two holstem stock bulls. Holstein steer. Two big ewes, three bucks, two lambs. Twelve turkeys. Twelve ducks. FARM EQUIPMENT Allis-Ctjalmers 303 baler with 4-cyc Wisconson engine; New Holland #455 grass mower with 8 h.p. engine; Gehl ensilage cutter with four knives; New Idea 1-row corn picker; with 4-cyc engine; Farmhand 24’ elevator; John Deere Plateless com planter, Gandy applicator; McD 2-way sulky plow: Two Ward #lOB walking plows; Grove, Farm Built, and McD steel wheel wagons with 16' and 18’ beds; McD #lOl manure spreader; John Deere manure spreader; McD flail chopper for corn and hay with 60 h.p. Wisonson engine; McD 8’ gram binder; Pittsburg 28 disc harrow; 3-section spring harrow; cultipacker; two steel rollers; two McD riding cultivators; New Idea tobacco planter; Fan tobacco dryer with 2-cyc engine; two old fashioned tedders; four fore-trucks; three shovel harrows; one horse weeder; McD ground driven com binder; Four E-Z trail steel wheels; Pride of Farm 16 hole hog feeder; spring wagon; McD crimper; 11,000 tobacco lath; three tobacco presses; platform scales; two 275 gallon fuel tanks; two calf hutches; water tank on gears; 30’ extension ladder; step ladders; Feed bin with four sections; two wheelbarrows with poly beds; ensilage distributer; three knapsack sprayers; 8-can ice cooler; two round metal hay racks; 15 ton jack; Handy-man jack; Large drill press with bits; grinder with motor; two large roof venelators; ensilage forks; Renington and Pardner chain saws; tobacco shears and spears; digging iron; hand post bole diggers; 4 eye Wisconson engine on chassis; 50 gallon drum of roof coating; 50 gallon drum of creosote; anvile; 8” vise; saws; grease guns; wood chisels; fence strechers; picks; shovels; push harrows; 500 tomato baskets; log chauns; 35’x40’ black plastic; garden hose; bolt chest; 8 milk cans; stripping room stove; DT Ten sets of front gears; 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 horse hitches; bridles; collars; jockey sticks; Ear Corn; 15 ton hay, mostly alfalfa; 12 ton wheat straw; 15 acres of corn fodder. DAIRYING EQUIPMENT Girton 340 gallon bulk milk tank; 3-umt Universal milker; Surge Alamo 30 milker pump; Lister 2 eye. Diesel approximately 17 h.p.; Lehigh 3 h.p. compressor; 30 gallon gas water heater; stainless wash tubs; buckets; steamers; Stewart clippers; two feed carts. Some Household Items Six Antique oak design cane seated chairs; Oak Parlor stove; couch; sofa; Maytag wash machine; Jars; etc. Bologna and Cheese and Lunch Available Sale at 9:80 A.M. Real Estate 11:00 A.M. Inspection of Property Anytime Except Sundays Owners DAVID F. FISHER MARY K FISHER Ken Covelens, Attorney Diffenbach’s Auctioneers the lop priced fieilei $775, Champion air sold for $4500 lu West- compressor $875, i 960 wind Farm of Lincoln, 40’ Fruehauf trailer Khode Island. The 2nd $lBOO, 1978 CMC truck, high heifer sold for $3200 $3650, 1 frame damage to Braebume Farm of dozer $975, Coats 20 20 Warrenlon, Virginia, tire changer $650 and The average of the 65 fork lift $3OOO. Hereford® sold was Auctioneer was Jery $1490 per head. Burke. Sam Hunter managed xxx the sale with Mike A Public Auction of a Jones, Auctioneer. 103 acre steer and pig A Public Auction of September 24, by Em truck repair equipment ma Martin west of Kt. was held September 24 501, approximately 3 by Seddon-Lathrop at miles south of Myer- Montrose, Susquehanna stown, Lebanon County, Co., Pa. A large crowd pa. attended the sale. The farm of 103 acres Some prices were: with 80-85 acres under Walker 4 ton air jack cultivation also con s97s, Ajax 4 ton jack tamed a 2 1 /z story stone 50’ Com ensilage in 14' % 60’ silo farm held was hO / US £.'h ban /! „ bi V" September 22 off Houle were; Quarter horse w/corn barn attached. 2 81 at New Mllfcrd , $875, peacocks >42 each implement sheds, pig Susquehanna Co., Pa. J.D. B tractor $6OO a farrowing house, Al 2 year Appalossa hay wagons $4OO Jiy gamge° w£ “Told for horse was sold for $1426 24T baler $600,’ mi ccm «¥i W f and her co,t h o ™ m Chev - Crew Vab truck Theauctioneer was G Ma jT ch r was wld $2350 and Singer 4 horse $llOO. The average of trailer $l5OO. y m the re « lstered A P- AucUoneer was Jerry , r , paloosa horses wass97s. Burke, fhe Dean Button p other prices received Estate Auction was held Charles M. Tatelbaum, Solicitor 36 S. Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201 TRUSTEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE FARM PROPERTY WITH OUTBUILDINGS & HOME COMPRISING 53.16 ACRES, MORE OR LESS TOTAL FRONTAGE OF 2449 FEET, MORE OR LESS ON MARYLAND ROUTE 624 AND 945 FEET, MORE OR LESS ON WHEELER SCHOOL ROAD AND LIFETIME FARMING RIGHTS TO ADJOINING 24.6 ACRE PARCEL AND DAIRY FARMING MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT SALE ON PREMISES EAST SIDE OF GRACETON ROAD (ROUTE 624) AT CORNER OF WHEELER SCHOOL ROAD Pylesvllle-STH Election District Harford County. Md. MONDAY, OCTI Pursuant to Notice in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland, in the matter of W. Mark Jenkins and Patricia A. Jenkins. Bankruptcy Number 82-2-1071, the un dersigned Trustee wilf sell at Public Auction the following: REAL ESTATE The real estate comprises two parcels of ground containing 53.16 acres, more or leas, and is more fully described in a Deed dated January 19,1976 and recorded among the Land Records of Harford County in Liber H.D.C.-991 Foilio 357. This property is divided into 2 percels. Parcel No. 1 comprises 43 acres, more or less, with a frontage of 2382.96 feet, more or less, on Graceton Road (Maryland Route 624) and 94556 feet, more or less, on Wheeler School Road. Parcel No. 2 comprises 10.16 acres and fronts 57.66 feet, more or less, on Graceton Road (Maryland Route 624.) The property is unproved by a 2 story frame home containing entry, living room with fireplace, dining room with wood burning stove, kitchen, paneled room, and bath; 4 rooms on the second floor. Basement Also Bank Bam with 27 tie stalls, loafing bar with 56 free stalls, and 00 foot bunk feeder under roof. 2-Lancaster concrete stave silos; calf bam; com cribs; (dock machinery shed; milk house with 390 gallon DeLaval milk tank and 4 unit Boumatic milkers and pipeline system. Also adjoining 24.6 acre parcel of ground with a frontage of 300 feet, more or less, on Gracdton Road (Maryland Route 624). For full legal description see Deed dated February 28,1906 and recorded among the Land Records of Harford County in liber 702 Folio SOS. The right to farm and use this parcel is given to the heirs and assigns of the 53.16 acre parcel but no structures can be built. From information obtained, and without warranty by the Trustee, the soil is mostly Chester loam. EQUIPMENT J.D. 2090 Tractor; New Home running gear; McCurdy grain box; J.D. 4020 ft Tractor; Ford 782 A Scraper; Favorite 181 Grain wagon; J.D. 9 Cultipacker; J.D. and New Home Chuck wagons; J.D. 396 Baler with kicker; J.D. 9020 Tractor, J.D. 237 Com picker; New Home 3520 Grinder mixer; J.D. 1207 Haybine; Hay Wagons; J.D. 38 Chopper: J.D. Grass Head; J.D. 1 row cornhead; little Giant 341 elevator; J.D. 507 mower; J.D. 1600 Chisel plow; J.D. 13’ BWA disc; Gehl FBB6 Blower; DeLaval 400 gallon milk tank; J.D. PBI7 grain drill; McCurdy auger bit; conveyors; etc. nr.RMs OF SAM?.- A cash deposit, certified or bank check of 110,000.00 at the time and place of sale. Balance to be paid in cash 10 days following final ratification of sale by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland. Interest to be charged at the rate of 12% per annum on the unpaid purchase money from day of sale to date of settlement. All ad justments as of date of sale. The property will be sold in an “AS IS” con dition without warranty as to the descriptive material pertaining to the improvements contained herein, and subject to any easements, agreements, restrictions or covenants of record affecting same. Cost of all documentary stamps and transfer taxes to be paid by the purchaser. Time is of the essence for the purchaser. CASH AS TO CHATTELS AND IM MEDIATE REMOVAL REQUIRED. NOTE: PLAT, TITLE REPORT, AND SOIL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICES OF THE AUCTIONEERS. DIRECTIONS; Route 24 through Forest Hill to Grier Nursery Road. Turn right on Grier Nursery Road (which becomes Route 024) 17.8 miles to property on east side of the road. CHARLES M. TATELBAUM ‘ Trustee in Bankruptcy A.J. BILUG & CO., AUCTIONEERS 16 E. Fayette Street Baltimore. Md. 21202 1301) 752-8440 SEN 3,1983
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