Sale Reports
A Milking Herd and
Bred Heifer Sale was
held October 24 by
Charles G. and Linda C.
Zepp on the farm near
Gleneig in Howard Co.,
Maryland.
There were 75 head
of registered Holsteins
sold for an average of
$986. The top cow sold
for $l7OO and there
were 33 animals selling
for over $lOOO.
Remsburg Sale Ser-
CUMBERLAND
&P&i7 VALLEY
8L DAIRY SALE
100 plus Registered & High Grade
Holsteins and Colored Breeds
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1987
7:00 p.m.
At former Chambersburg Livestock,
Interstate 81 - Exit 5.
Registered & High Grade Fresh & Close
Springing A-I Sired Holstein Heifers. Several
loads of Fresh Holstein & Colored Breed 2nd,
3rd & 4lh Calf Cows, small Holstein herd of
various stages, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Doyle’s Open
& Short term bred vaccinated reg. & high grade
heifers and a couple of Reg. Black & Red -
White Holstein bulls from top AI Sires and
20,000 plus Dams.
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING
HOLSTEIN HERD SALE
November 20, 1987
And our regular monthly dairy sale
Dec. 4th
Auctioneer: J. Rodger Wildeson
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Ph. 717-263-5702
Record ytelder.
Here’s the new Champ! At 252.4 bu./acre, Q-4446 set the
new alMime record in the Pennsylvania Five-Acre Com Club’s
Shelled Grain Class in 1986.
Of course, this doesn’t surprise the farmers wno’ve seen
vice conducted the sale,
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An Outstanding Gun
Auction was held
October 5 at Redding
Auction Service, 'A
mile north of Gettys
burg, Pa. on Table Rock
Road. The guns were
from the life-long col
lection of the John M.
(Pickle) Ripple Estate,
Shippcnsburg, Pa. and
from Charles A. Plank,
Gettysburg, Pa. 425
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Tolerant to leaf
and stalk diseases.
people attended from 9
states.
Some prices were:
Ithaca 4-E shotgun
$1550, Winchester
Model 86 $5OO, 1858
Springfield musket
$430, Winchester Mod
el 21 12 gauge $2OOO,
Kentucky flintlock
$775, Kraig rifle $875,
Parker D grade $lO5O,
Ithaca 10 gauge $425,
Winchester Model 1876
45-60 cal. $l6OO,
Winchester Model 1866
$lO5O, Winchester
Model 62 22 rifle $4lO,
Winchester Model 52
$690, Craig percussion
target rifle $2lOO,
signed Kentucky nfle
$l9OO, Springfield
musket $650 and nice
Sharps pepper box (in
box) $660.
C. David Redding
was the auctioneer.
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The Wildove Dairy
Dispersal was held
October 21 at the Fred
erick Fairgrounds, Fred
erick, Maryland by Bill
and Donna Dove.
The 79 head of most
ly grade Holsteins
brought an average- of
$728. There were 13
animals that sold for
over $lOOO.
Remsburg was the
Sale Manager.
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A Farm Toy Show
and Auction was held
October 24 at the Lan
caster Mennonite
School, Route 30, east
4446
A number of
top-yielding characteristics.
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Excellent standabOhy
through harvest
of Lancaster, Pa. There
were 270 registered bid
ders at the sale.
Among the 600 items
sold were the following:
I.H. #1466 toy farmer
show tractor $2OO, A.C.
Model 200 tractor $2OO,
Farmall #560 tractor
$395, Caseamatic Mod
el 800 tractor $3OO, J.D.
60 tractor $l4O, plastic
Cub tractor $175, Oliver
pull picker $l7O, Weber
A.C. 60 combine $320,
Weber N.1.2-row picker
$360, Ford 6000 tractor
$lBO and White 4-175
tractor $9O.
Dale Stoltzfus was
the auctioneer and Dave
Nolt was the sponsor.
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A Public Auction of a
combine and tractors
was held October 24 by
Pahlman Farms, 3 miles
west of Queen Anne,
Maryland along Route
404.
Some prices received
were: A.C. Gleaner L-2
combine w/grain head
$20,500, A.C. com head
6-row $4600, Header
cart $975, Int. 7-bottom
on-land plow $4300,
Brilhon fold-up packer
$4400, J.D. fold-up disc
$2900, A.C. 70-60 trac
tor $9200, and A.C.
70-20 tractor $9650.
A. Curtis Andrew
Auction, Inc. conducted
the sale.
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A Public Sale of real
estate and antiques was
held October 24 by Erla
Henly, 645 W. Main St.,
it top their own yield trials. In fact, it’s been one of the best
performers we’ve ever seen in the 105-day class.
One of the reasons for its success is impressive late
standabilily When others are dropping bushels to the ground,
G-4446 stands firm and holds onto its ears. It also husks
easily and tests heavy, making it a favorite for either picking
or combining.
Call us for full details,
and to get your Hoffman Seed
Book. 1-800-233-0137 (in
Penn. 1-800-732-0456).
Hoffman Seeds, Inc,
Landisville, PA 17538
Ephrata, Lane. Co., Pa.
There were 350 regis
tered bidders at the sale.
The 2'h story semi
detached vinyl-sided
house with a 2-car
masonry garage was
sold for $51,900 to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Zinn,
Akron, Pa.
Other prices were; 5
shares of Denver &
Ephrata preferred stock
$lBO per share, Dutch
cupboard $3250, cherry
hutch $760, cherry table
& 6 chairs $330, oak
china closet $3lO, oak
buffet $4lO, pine chest
$360, decorated blanket
chest $4OO, 2 Lancaster
County sale bills $165
& $195, Conestoga
wagon jack $l7O, toy
Oliver tractor $l3O,
flow blue place setting
$l3O, snowflake platter
$llO, 2 large Fiesta
bowls $67.50 & $lOO,
agate scope $65, Field
Master .22 caliber rifle
$290, Winchester .22
cal. rifle $l9O, decor
ated high chair $155, 7
pc. mahogany bedroom
suite $4OO, ABC plate
$65 and miniature sur
rey $975.
T. Glenn Horst,
Timothy G. Horst &
Thomas A. Horst were
the auctioneers.
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A Public Auction of
farm machinery and
wood and metal tools
was held October 23 by
Melvin M. and Elaine
A. M. Burkholder, east
L&niastW Farming Saturday, October 3t; , 1987-D19 r
of Ephrala on Martin
dale Rd. There were 217
bidders registered for
the sale.
Some prices were:
M.F. 3 pi. hay mower
$385, 3 pt. disc $460,
Woods rotary mower
$550, Yanmar #240
diesel tractor $3300,
Airco welder $1025,
Lincoln welder $2OO,
Craftsman lathe $l5O,
Ajax drill press $l4O,
Craftsman band saw
$2OO, Ajax air com
pressor $lB5, metal
band saw $135, radial
arm saw $315, Crafts
man table sander $2OO,
Craftsman 6” jointer
$285 and 3 phase air
compressor $450.
Randal Kline, Lloyd
Kreider and Roy Good,
Jr. were the auctioneers.
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A Public Sale of real
estate was held October
21 by Lydia Ann Mar
tin, 922 E. Main St.,
Ephrata, Pa. on Route
322.
The 2'A stoiy alumi
num sided dwelling
with a 2-car garage was
sold for $60,000 to Mel
vin Wanner, R.D.,
Ephrata, Pa.
T. Glenn Horst and
Timothy G. Horst were
the auctioneers.
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A Dairy Herd Disper
sal was held October 21
by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
J. Zook, 5 miles south of
Oakland, Maryland on
Jasper Reily Road. It
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Performance you can bank on.
was a good sale but pre
ceded by a small snow
storm. This was a free
stall operation.
The average of the
145 head of grade cows
and bred heifers was
$749. The top cow sold
for $lO5O, two sold for
$lOOO each and one
brought $990.
The auctioneer was
Clark A. Yoder.
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A Public Auction of
real estate was held
October 22 by Harry B.
and Mary Ellen Appel,
comer of Irishtown Rd.
and Old Leacock Rd. in
Gordonville, Pa.
The brick house was
sold to Emanuel Flaud,
Jr. for $115,000.
Auctioneers were
Ron Funk, Gordon
Rcssler and Sam B.
Stoltzfus.
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The Cumberland Val
ley Dairy Sale held on
Oct. 9th had a large
crowd in attendance.
Fancy Hi-Grade milk
mg 80# -1 05 #,
$lO5O-$1675, Regis
tered Holsteins
$9OO-$ 1500, Reg. Hol
stein Bulls $7BO-$B5O,
Fresh & Springing Heif
ers $825-$1075, Other
stage cows $550-$970,
Reg. 500# heifers
$475-$550 and Grade
heifers 300#-700#
$230-$540. Next
monthly sale Friday,
Nov. 6th, 7 p.m.
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