Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 21, 1984, Image 39

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    HARRISBURG State
Agriculture Secretary Penrose
Hallowell recently announced that
Pennsylvania has been chosen as
one of eight pilot states for a new
export project initiated by the
Foreign Agriculture Service of the
U.S. Department of Agriculture.
“The Agricultural information
and Marketing Services (AIMS)
program should be a major boost
for Pennsylvania exporters of
agricultural commodities and
value added products,” Hallowell
said. “Through the new program,
we hope to significantly increase
the amount and timeliness of
export trade leads to Pennsylvania
PUBLIC SALE
Having sold the farm, and decided to move the undersigned will
sell the following at Public Sale on
SAT., AUGUST 4,1984 930 sharp
Located in Snyder County, at the residence of Amos W. Eicher,
1/4 mile west of Meiserville, just off Route 104, across Bridge
from Meiser's Mill. Follow direction signs.
HORSE DRAWN MACHINERY
I.H. C DVT 573 V-8, 310 h.p.; diesel engine power with electric start,
P.T.0., V-pulley, new clutch, new injectors; Bear Cat 1 ton portable
grinder-mixer with chain fed 16” mill; Oliver double action hay loader,
good cond.; N.H. side delivery rake; I.H.C. No. 9, 5’ mower, nice; Me 2
horse cult; Me 10 single disc grain drill; 2-I.H. com planters; I.H.C. 6’ grain
binder, I.H.C. com binder; Papec hay chopper silo filler; N.I.
manure spreader; I.H.C. manure spreader; N.H. portable com shelter
with elevator, flat pulley, belt driven; old dump rake; N.I. hay wagon;
steel wheeled wagon; I.H.C. S’ tandem disc; 2-Oliver 40 walking plows;
J.D. hillside 2 way plow; 2 section harrow; single horse, spike tooth
harrow; 5 shovel culti.; one horse sleigh; one horse wagon shafts; sleigh
shafts; spring wagon shafts; buggy shafts and tongues; new and used
double trees and yokes.
Whiteman power cement trowel with Briggs-Stratton engine; radial arm
saw; platform scales; leg chains; cow chains; hand sharpener; hand
tools; garden tools; twin cyl. air compressor; Tecumseh 8 h.p. engine; 2
steel wheeled wheelbarrows; garden cart; dog houses; Echo 315 chain
saw; Wards 2.1 cu. in. chain saw; Sears table saw; chunk stove; Dandy
stove; 55 gal. drums; salamander; Pride of Farm 25 bu.; 8 hole round cast
bottom self feeder, used one season; creep feeder; 4 hole self feeder; en
closed supply tank with lid and valve; metal hen nest; 2 rolls Ms” cable;
used roofing; horse saddle; pony saddle; 1 roll yard fence; highline poles;
snow fence; many items too numerous to mention.
5 yr. old reg. Belgian stallion with papers, white mane and tail, works
anywhere, sires mce colts; 8 yr. old Belgian mare, big; team 5&6 yr. old
sorrel mares with Belgian horse colt by 5 yr. old’s side; team 2 yr. old
blonde Belgian geldings, white mane and tail, green broke, nice young
team; 1 and 2 yr. old red sorrel geldings, green broke; 1 yearling blonde
Belgian mare, white mane and tail.
DRIVING HORSES
8 yr. old registered standardised double gaited mare with papers and all
purpose Belgian horse colt by side, traffic safe and safe for women; 1
yearling sorrel standardbred mare (last year’s colt from above mare); 6
yr. old reg. standardbred double gaited bay mare; all horses well man
nered, broke to work anywhere and sold with Coggins papars.
DAIRY CATTLE
2-second calf Holstein cows, fresh 8-10 wks., milking approx. 50 lbs.
daily; 1-white face cow; 1-800 lbs. Angus-Holstein cross bull; 4-600 lbs.
Holstein heifers, selling open; 1-600 lbs. white face heifer. All cattle selling
with health charts.
GOATS
4 Nubian cross milking goats; 1 young reg. Nubian nanny; 1 young half
Nubian nanny.
Approx. 14 ton alfalfa mixed, first cutting, approx. 4 ton mixed first
cutting; approx. 2 ton mulch hay.
GUNS
Win. 94, 30-30 cal.; Marlin 93, 30-30 cal. with smokeless steel barrel;
Western Field M 72 30-30 cal.; Win. 190 auto. 22 cal.
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
5 legged oak extension table with 6 boards; library table; 2-Hoosier type
kitchen cabinets; 2 Gilbert 8 day clocks; wall clock; black Columbian cook
stove; Ig. oak wardrobe; chest of drawers; New Home sewing machine; 2-
Smger sewing machines; Royal typewriter; wash tubs; baby bassinette; 2
metal cabinets; s.s. double sink; Maytag washing machine; metal top
table; honey extractor with V-pulley and crank; old 180 egg kerosene egg
incubator; standard miter saw pat; Aug. 29, 1889; other items too
numerous to mention.
ORDER OF SALE: Household and Antiques at 9:30 A.M.; Farm Related
Items, 10:00 A.M.; Horse Drawn Machinery 12:00 Noon; Hay, Guns and
Livestock, 2:00 P.M.
TERMS: CASH
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Owner
AMOSW. EICHER
Lyters, Clerks
Bryan D. Imes, Auctioneer
717-527-2449
AU-001656-L
exporters.
“The 18-month AIMS pilot
project should fit in extremely well
with the state’s current efforts to
more aggressively market Penn
sylvania farm and food products,
and help our exporters to be more
fully competitive,” Hallowell said.
The program is the latest in a
series of personal and depart
mental initiatives by USDA
Secretary John R. Block to win
expanded purchases of U.S. food
products. Block has called U.S.
food export expansion “the
number one priority for United
States agriculture,” and our
ability to trade, “one of America’s
FARM RELATED ITEMS
LIVESTOCK
DRAFT HORSES
HAY
LUNCH
Pa. chosen for new export program
foremost strengths.”
Under the program, the Foreign
Agriculture Service is expanding
its tele-communications links with
overseas agricultural offices, and
hopes to increase the number of
trade “leads” by 50 percent.
The program will also provide
International Marketing Profiles
for exporters which will include
information on commodities,
purchasing and marketing trends,
importers in countries and listings
of FAS exporter services.
A third segment of the AIMS
program will provide for the
development and testing of a
NEW HOLLAND
SALES STABLES
]l WEDNESDAY, JULY 25,1984
12 Noon
Complete herd dispersal from Delaware. Milk cows and bred
heifers - 55 head. All home raised. Many cows are due for fall
milk.
1 load of purebred and grade cows for H.D. Matz.
Norman and David Kolb will have a load of cows. Some registered. (3)
fresh cows milking 85-90 lb. per day. Several good fresh heifers.
25 fresh and close springing heifers. Real good type and udders, Con
signed by David Hurst, Newville, Pa.
1 load of bred heifers from Connecticut.
Also several other consignments not mentioned.
1.9110 ACRE FARMETTE
FARM EQUIPMENT, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, AUG. 11,1984
AUCTION TIME; 12:30 P.M.
REAL ESTATE' 2*oo P M
DIRECTIONS: Take Route 322 West of Ephrata to Clay, in Clay
turn north on Clearview Road, go approx. 1 mile to Water St.
Turn left on Water St.. Vi mile to property on right, Clay Town
ship,
with eat-in kitchen, family room, living room, laundry room with Mi bath,
and utility room, all on first floor. Second floor has 3 bedrooms with carpet,
and full bath.
NOTEWORTHY FEATURES
• Ephrata School District • Some Storm Windows
• Aluminum Siding * Mature Shade
• Corner Property • Grape Arbor
• Electric Heat • On Lot Sewer
Wellw/
Pressure System
Small Barn with attached Poultry House; Com Bam and Hog Stable. A
golden opportunity to keep a horse, or other animals you and your family
have some day hoped to own.
SEE THIS FINE PROPERTY AT OPEN HOUSE, SATURDAY, JULY
28th & August 4th from 12:00 noon to 3:00 p.m. or by appointment, call 717-
733-6982. Real Estate at 2:00 p.m., Farm Machinery to be sold after Real
Estate All herein information is believed to be accurate but is being used
for advertising purposes only.
Michael P. Kane, Attorney
Auction Conducted By:
Paul E. Martin, Auct. AU-001601-L
Ephrata, Pa. 717-733-3511
John S. Stauffer, Auct. AU-001509-L
Lititz, Pa. 717-665-5099
“reverse trade lead” export
service. With reverse trade leads,
an exporting firm from Penn
sylvania can make an offer of a
product, including the price and
quantity available. This in
formation is then electronically
disseminated to importers in two
pilot countries, England and
Japan.
“Increasing Pennsylvania’s
share of the agriculture and food
export market has been a priority
in our efforts to support economic
development in Pennsylvania,”
Hallowell said. “This pilot
program should aid our efforts to
Sale starts 12 Noon
New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
Phone 717-354-4341
PUBLIC AUCTION
2Vi STORY FRAME DWELLING
• 9,000 Gal. Cistern
AND THERE IS STILL MORE!
Auction By:
LEON P. & LORRAINE G. WEAVER
Route 1, Ephrata, Pa.
Food At Auction
muster Farming, Saturday, July 21,1984—A39
help agribusinesses sell Penn
sylvania products abroad.”
Additional information on AIMS
and Pennsylvania’s work in
agricultural exports is available
by contacting Gretchen Vreeland,
Agricultural Export Division, Pa.
Department of Agriculture, 2301
North Cameron Street,
Harrisburg, PA 17110-9406, or by
calling 717-783-8460.
Sale
Reports
A Public Sale of real
estate and guns was
held July 14 by Mr. and
Mrs. B. Epler, 1 mile
south of Sunbury traffic
circle, Shomokin Dam.
The 25 unit
Susquehanna Motel w/2
bedroom living quarters
and a 40x48 garage or
storage building was
sold for $365,000.
Other prices were: 15
pcs. 40’ steel roof
trusses $l7O each, 1955
Cadillac limousine
$2700, Winchester 32
special $lBO, Winchester
Model 70 308 cal. $350,
Win. Model 70 264 mag.
$460, Win. Model 70 270
cal. $675, Win. 410 ga.
$525 and Fox
Sterlingworth 20 ga.
$7OO.
Earl Eash was the
auctioneer.
XXX
An Estate Sale of real
estate and farm
machinery was held
July 14 for the estate of
Harvey J. Stake, 1.2
miles from Port Royal,
Juniata Co., Pa.
The 90 acre farm with
a two-story frame house
and outbuildings was
sold for $70,000. The two
parcels of woodland
totaled 73 acres and was
sold for $42,000. Both
tracts are located on the
Herringbone Ridge.
Other prices were: 1
block of Juniata Co.
Agricultural Society
stock $l5OO, Farmall
Super A tractor $1450,
Farmall BN tractor $9OO
and gravity box $450.
Bryan D. Imes was
the auctioneer.
XXX
A Public Auction of
farm machinery was
held July 13 by Glenn E.
and Ruth Ann
Bruckhart, 3 miles
south of Montgomery,
Northumberland Co.,
Pa.
There were 60
Holstein dairy cattle
sold with the top cow
bringing $llOO and the
next two $875 and $B5O.
Other prices were:
J.D. 4020 D tractor
$6150, M.H. 444 D
tractor $825, M.H. 44
tractor $5OO, Case 530
industrial loader $BlO,
E-Z trail 12 ton tandem
chassis $960 and N.I. 2
row cornpicker $2700.
Sale conducted
Fraley Auction Co.