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Sale
Reports
MOSTAGHIM
SALE
A Public Sale of
household goods was
held March 31 by
Samuel Mostaghim, 44
E. Ross St., Honey
Brook, Chester Co., Pa.
There were 280
registered.
Some prices includ
ed: Kennedy radio
$1425, sander $l5O,
mantel clock $6O, rabbit
mold 595, doll $l7O,
water pitcher $65,
saddle $95, butter churn
$47.50, smoking stand
$260, RCA radio $ll5,
radio tubes $7O, lamp
$9O, store case $9O,
Victrola $155 and chest
$75.
T. Glenn, Timolhy G.
and Thomas A. Horst
were the auctioneers.
LAPP SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate, antiques and
household goods was
held March 30 &31 by
John B. and Anna M.
Lapp, 74 South Groff
dalc Road, Leola, Lane.
Co., Pa. The 2-day sale
drew 630 registered
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
ANNUAL HEIFER SALE
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1990
10:00 A.M.
Sale Barn Located 12 Miles East Of Lancaster, Pa.
Just Off Rt. 20, New Holland, Pa.
800 HEAD
OP
HEIFERS,
ALL AGES
INCLUDING
200 SMALL HEIFERS
200 BREEDING AGE
200 SHORTBRED
200 SPRINGERS
If You Have Heifers To Sell, New Holland Is The Place. We Will Have
Buyers From Several States.
YOUR HEIFERS WILL:
* Be Vet Checked And Sorted According To Age And Size.
* All Heifers Penned Under Roof.
* All Heifers On Hay And Water.
* All Buyer’s Heifers Penned Separate,
* Easy Access To Load And Unload,
Vaccinated Heifers Bring A Premium.
Please rfavc Health Charts Along With Heifers Friday Before Sale,
Out Of State Or New Buyers Need Bank Letter Of Credit.
For More Information Contact
NORMAN OR DAVID KOLB
717-397-5538 or 717-354-4341
bidders.
The 3- bedroom
ranch-style brick house
and attached 1-car gar
age was bought by Ben
jamin Smoker, Leola,
for $159,000.
Other items were:
12-pane walnut Dutch
cupboard $5500, oak
china closet $2075, oak
side-by-side desk and
bookcase $1175, oak
extension table $385,
blanket chest $385,
grandfather clock $5OO,
pine corner cupboard
$350, mahogany china
closet $450, 2 oak
dressers $325 & $9OO,
1979 Ford LTD $2300,
postcard album $lO5O,
Augsberger family
record $325, 2 Stag
Holly plates $340 &
$lOO, Carnival
horseshoe bowl $575,
Augsberger Bible story
book $llOO, Heisey
ruby bowl $l5O, 2
quilts $3OO & $550
each, toy wooden
blocks $2OO, marble
game $45, New Hol
land combine toy $75, 2
Bavarian dishes $B5 &
$lOO each, Stafford
shire dish $3lO,
chicken-on-nest dish
$lO5, cow weathervane
$82.50, cast iron deer
bank $145, 1896 Liber
ty nickel $B2O, 1909
Liberty nickel S7lO,
standing Liberty quar
ters $33 to $34.50 each,
2 E.P.M. silver bars
$505 & $5lO each,
1912 $5 gold piece
$285, 1909 $5 gold
piece $270, 1926 S2'A
gold piece $435 and
ladies small secretary
desk $BOO.
Miller & Siegrist
were the auctioneers.
WINROSS TRUCKS
SALE
A Public Sale of 230
Winross trucks was
held March 28 at the Al
Starr Community
Building behind the
Willow Street Fire Hall,
Willow Street, Pa.
Some items sold
were: Penn State
$77.50, Pennfield tank
er $62.50, BO’s Body
Shop $lB5, Keller Bro.-
yellow $9O, Meyers
Propane Gas $5OO, Mt.
Joy Milk Co-op $lO5,
Mt. Joy Farmers Co-op
$l3O, High Steel $l4O,
Salunga Fire Co.
$52.50, Messicks Trac
tors $lOO, Rough &
Tumble $135, Curtis
Hughes $175, Sico (yel
low) $290, Galeton
Tanker $BO and Roots
Auction $82,50.
Miller & Siegrist
were the auctioneers.
SHILLITO SALE
A Public Sale of anti
ques was held March 30
at the Bricker’s Auction
between Mechanics
burg and Route 11 on
Route 114. The con
tents of the home of
Esther K. Shillito, 3 N.
Baltimore St., Dills
burg, Pa. were sold.
There were 400
registered.
Some items included:
Grandfathers clock
$6OOO, Dutch cupboard
$6250, dry sinks $6OO
& $BOO, 2 corner cup
boards $1250 & $B5O,
pewter plate $650,8 pc.
washbowl set $650,
blanket chest $275,
farm table $lO5O, Regi
na oak music box
$3400, wicker settee
$BOO and oak hall rack
$4OO.
Chuck Bncker was
the auctioneer.
EMIG SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate and house
hold goods was held
March 28 by Howard
M. Emig on Yorkana
Rd., south of Hcllam,
Pa.
The brick 1 story
house and garage was
sold for $90,000. The 8
acres of land with no
improvements was sold
for $60,500.
Other items sold
were; comer cupboard
$B6OO, M.F. 40 tractor
w/blade $2750, library
table $45, cedar chest
$BO, 2 single beds $lO5
ea., blanket chest $2OO,
plank bottom chair $5O,
410 single barrel shot
gun $2OO, doll dresses
$37, kero, lamp w/
shade $llO, green cher
ry blossom pitcher $45,
Cowden crock- blue
decorated $lOO, mor
tised bench $250, lea
pot $l4O, wooden fork
$BO, and Planters pea
nut tin $42.
Blaine & Nevin
Rentzel were the
auctioneers.
DRIEBEL &
STIERLY SALE
A Public Auction of
farm equipment was
held March 31 by Ray
Kriebel and Alfred
Sticrly, along Kriebel
Road, '/j mile south of
Hereford, Maryland.
Some prices received
were: J.D. 4-row corn
planter $6OO, gravity
bin wagon $lOOO, old
Gleaner combine $9OO,
N.I. manure spreader
$550, N.H. hay rake
$BOO, Oliver 77 tractors
$2lOO & $725, Oliver
66 tractor $775, A.C. G
tractor with cultivator &
plow $llOO, Int. dump
wagon $775, old 1946
Int. truck $7OO, 1 horse
dump rake $135, Int.
hay rake $975, culli
mulcher SI 100, Int. 6-B
plow $2lOO, Little
Giant elevator 5370,
field sprayer $625,
Oliver 4-row cultivator
$375, hay wagon $l4OO
and bam bale conveyor
$lO5O.
Homing Farm Agen
cy. Inc. conducted the
sale.
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT SALE
Diffenbach’s New Holland Auction Center, Ltd.
100 WEST JACKSON ST. • BOX 485 • NEW HOLLAND, PA. 17557
PHONE (717) 355-7253 (717) 393-4464 (717) 354-3297
“-S0
Int. #615 Combine w/3 Row Narrow Corn Head,-10’ Grass Head, in good condition; Porter
Wood Planer, single head 20” bed, 5 hp motor; 2 hp air compressor.
For Lancaster Silo Co. the following: 2 yr. old 173 bu. 216 cu. ft. portable Farmaster feed
mixer w/digital scales; Int. 3 beater chuck wagon; 200 ft. of used 9” silo pipe; sto 10 tons
NEW Patz chains and barn parts, also new Patz water bowls.
Consignments still being accepted. A list of your sale items must be in our office by Tues
day, April 10 to be included in our complete listing in the Saturday, April 14 issue
For More Information Contact Abe Diffenbach At 717-355-7253
New Customers and out of state buyers must have current bank letter of credit with guaran
teed amount or cashier checks.
Diffenbach’s Aucts. 225 L
Bonded Licensed Livestock Dealer And Order Buyer
Lawn Mowers And Garden Equipment Sale- Tues., May 1- 6 P.M.
GROSS SALE
A'Public Auction of
tractors and farm
machinery was held
March 26 by Howard
Gross, south of Route
22 on Long Rd., Bethel
Twp., Lebanon Co., Pa.
Some prices were:
J.D. 950 roller harrow
$1675, N.I. 213 manure
spreader $1125, J.D.
336 baler $2850, J.D.
1240 corn planter
$llOO, J.D. 50 tractor
$l2OO, J.D. 2510 tractor.
$6400 and J.D. 4230 D
tractor with wide front
$14,600.
Harry H. Bachman
was the auctioneer.
BROSIUS SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate and farm
machinery was held
March 31 by Kenneth
L. Brosius and Shirley
M. Brosius, 1 mile
northeast of Leek Kill,
Lower Northumberland
Co., Pa.
The #l, #2 and #3
parcels were sold as one
unit of 150 acres for
$241,000. The #4 parcel
of 38 acres of wooded
land adjoining State
Game Land was sold
for $27,000.
Other pieces sold
were: 3 Leland tractors
#384 $2950, $3300 &
$3BOO, Leland $270
tractor $3850, Nuffield
10-60 tractor $1250,
M.F. #124 baler w/
thrower $1675 and 24”
planer $9OO.
The auctioneers were
Mike and George
Deibert.
DUDLEY SALE
A Public Sale of the
Krest View Farm, Con
cordville. Pa. was held
March 31 by Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur P. Dudley,
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1990
Tractors & Horse-Drawn Farm
Equipment- Supplies- Small Items
NEXT FARM EQUIPMENT SALE FRIDAY, MAY 18.
Unwmr Fanning, Stmtttoy, Aprl 7,1N0-E7
Sale Reports
Jr., 21 Station Road,
Concordville, Pa. A,
large crowd of about
500 people attended the
sale.
Some items sold
were: J.D. 7000 com
planter 4-row conserva
tion $4500, 'l2 model
1700 Int. dump truck
$5OOO, J.D. model 950
cultipacker $2525, N.H.
model 495 haybine
$3075, N.H. model 282
baler $2575 and 1988
Chev. pickup $12,000.
George H. Wilson
was the auctioneer.
KURTZ SALE
At the Mays and Dar
lene Kurtz sale in Leba
non County, held on
March 27, the following
prices were received for
equipment:
J.D. 3020 $lO,OOO,
A.C. 185 $B6OO, A.C.
Dl7 $5500, 7 pt. chisel
plow $1250, N.I. 2 row
picker $3OOO, Bush
Hog rotary cutter $575,
corn drag $4lO, eleva
tors $240, $260 & $725,
J.D. baler $4275, side
rake $1525, Pequea ted
der $750, Gehl flail
chopper $llOO, Miller
814 ’ tillage disk $2700,
Gehl harvester $2525,
N.I. manure spreader
$1375, Dion forage
wagon $3OOO.
2- 11 ’ cultipackers
$625 & $720, 10’ flex
harrow $420, gravity
bin wagons $BOO &
$llOO, Winco generator
$2900,700 gal. Mueller
bulk tank $1425,
DcLaval milker units
$l4O avg., Int. 3 bottom
plow $l7OO, hyd. cylin
ders $4O-$95.
Earl Buffenmeyer
and Harvey Weik were
the auctioneers.
AT
9:00 A.M.
McCurdy sale
A Public Sale of farm
machinery was held
March 31 by James
McCurdy, 8011 Mt.
Olivet Road, 8 miles
west of Chambersburg,
Pa.
Some prices includ
ed: Case \530 tractor
$7lOO, David Brown
885 tractor $5600, Case
construction King D
backhoe & loader
$B5OO, Case 446 lawn
tractor with lower deck
& log splitter $3400,
Honda 4-wheeler
$2250, rotary 5 ft.
mower $570, 2 horse
wagon & bed $260,
1973 Atlas 20 ft. motor
home on Dodge 440
chassis $3400, scaffold
ing $460 and walnut &
cherry lumber $1 per
foot.
Edgar Stull and l.ynn
Dietrich were the
auctioneers.
SCHUYLKILL CO.
FAIR SALE
A Public Auction for
the Schuylkill Co. Fair
Annual Spring Con
signment was held
March 31 at the New
fairgrounds in the vil
lage of Summit Station,
Pa.
Some items sold
were: 1980 Chrysler
New Yorker $lOOO,
TriHull Renken boat
with 65 h.p. Mercury
motor $2500, 16 ft. tag
along trailer $1675,
1968 dump truck
$lOOO, Yuenglmg bank
$4O.
R, Derfler, R. Stump,
G. Faust, D. Satlizahn
& T. McGlone were the
auctioneers.