Walnut Lane Frank, consigned by Rodney and Darlene Stuff, was the highest
selling calf of the sale, bringing $2700. Buyer Ray Lindsay of Walnut Corner Farm,
Hoopeston, Illinois, is at left. Dale Mummert Is on the halter, and Emily Stuff stands at
front. On the box is auctioneer John Merryman of Sparks, MD, and pedigree man
David Smith, Annville.
Gail Tops Blue Halter Sale
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daughter. Consigned by Rodney
and Darlene Stuff of Mercersburg,
Frank was purchased by Ray
Lindsay of Walnut Comer Farm,
Hoopeston, Illinois for $2,700.
Second-highest selling animal
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Chambersburg Rod and Gun
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The sale averaged $1,775 for 28
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A craft auction was held before
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“In the last few years, it has
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From the time the calves arrive
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They do all the clipping, bathing,
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