822-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 16, 2003
R BRYAN BALMER
WEAVERLINE HOLSTEINS
THOMAS+SHIRLEY KRALL
LOUIS E MARTIN
MEADOW-WOOD FARM
HALFWAY HOLSTEINS
WHITE BIRCH FARM
CURVE ACRES FARM
LYNFORD & SHARON WENGER
BRUCE DETWEILER
STEPHEN BURKHOLDER
FERNDALE FARMS
Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
CHARS+JOHN CARPENTER
SCOTT &RHONDA LOVELL
STEVEN fc SUSAN NEFF#
Mi££lin County, Pennsylvania
NOAH B SHARP JR
RODERICK KAUFFMAN
LA FAY FARM
IVAN T. PEACHEY
ERVIN T HOSTETLER
LEON fc MARTY PEACHEY
JOHN K KAUFFMAN
Northampton County, Pennsylvania
KEYSTONE FARM
BREWER FARMS
VALKIES REG HOLSTEIN
Northumberland County, Pennsylvania
PHILLIP NEWSWAN6ER
Perry County, Pennsylvania
J. WILMER HORST
LA-ROSE FARM
Snyder County, Pennsylvania
TIM-LAURIEHACKENBERG
Somerset County, Pennsylvania
RICO SIDONE
NORTH VIEW FARM
DAVID C STAHL
DIVIDING RIDGE
CARRDALE HOLSTEINS
808 & JOYCE HOFFMAN
LYNCHOLM HOLSTEINS LLC
GRANDVIEW FARM
WILLIAM E HUNSBERGER
CLARADALE FARMS
MENNO & ESTHER YODER
RICHARD SAYLOR
LATUCH BROTHERS
ERNEST P HOFFMAN
DAVID CRISSINGBR
NATHAN BAHNER
PENNWOOD FARMS
Top Lancaster DHIA Herds By Protein For July
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LEBANON
MYERSTOWN
LEBANON
MYERSTOWN
LEBANON
MYERSTOWN
MYERSTOWN
NEWMANSTOWN
FREDRICKSBURG
JONESTOWN
MYERSTOWN
LEBANON
LINDEN
LINDEN
TROUT RUN
BELLEVILLE
REEDSVILLE
LEWISTOWN
BELLEVILLE
BELLEVILLE
BELLEVILLE
REEDSVILLE
EASTON
BANGOR
BATH
DANVILLE
LANDISBURQ
LANDISBUR6
HIDDLEBURG
BOSWELL
BERLIN
SOMERSET
BERLIN
SOMERSET
BERLIN
FRIEDENS
HYNDMAN
DAVIDSVILLE
SALISBURY
BERLIN
ROCKWOOD
ROCKWOOD
SOMERSET
MEYERSDALE
FRIEDENS
BERLIN
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963
1021
898
935
38 H 26758
100 H 26315
98 H 25390
80 H 27010
490 H 26713
123 H 25833
144 H 24698
101 H 25186
119 H 24568
58 H 24690
111 H 23489
78 H 22520
897
899
788
54 H 23343
52 H 23689
82 H 21885
70 H 24358
68 H 24981
43 H 25264
70 H 24643
100 H 23057
71 H 21668
112 H 22083
93 H 28154
83 H 26662
94 H 25759
1120
1024
953
879
60 H 22554
52 H 24708
73 H 23878
937
892
48 H 25676
996
28118
25935
19 H
130 H
26773
24509
74 H
194 H
25289
96 H
24092
24678
23511
23522
58 H
406 H
108 H
160 H
22977
68 H
22604
22272
21428
22859
27 H
684 »
170 H
180 H
21811
47 H
39 H 22506
480 H 22891
BUY,
SELL,
TRADE
OR
RENT
THROUGH
THE
CLASSIFIED
ADS
IN
Lancaster
Farming
PHONE:
717-626-1164
OR
717-394-3047
FAX:
717-733-6058
Mon., lues.,
Wed., Fri.
8 AM to 5 PM
Thurs.
7 AM to 5 PM
Sullivan County, Pennsylvania
817
804
795
793
RICHARD R. HIGLEY
D AND D HOTTENSTEIN
ROBERT INSINGER
NORKVAL FARMS
Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania
VANDERFELTZ DAIRY
FRANCIS HIBBARD & SONS
JOSEPH PAVELSKI
WILLIAM JONES & SONS
DONALD P WILSON
Tioga County, Pennsylvania
712
701
696
BISHCROFT FARM #
GORWOODD
SILVERLEA FARM
SCOTT 6 LISA BUSH
CHATHAMVALLEY HOL.
CECIL R MOYER
DOUG + JENNY LAWTON
Union County, Pennsylvania
RUFUS B. MARTIN
GERALD fc KATHY BOOP
MIFFLIN HILLS FARM
ALAN C KALER
DANIEL Z MARTIN JR
STEVEN R. MARTIN
WARREN H BURKHOLDER
HEAVERLINE DAIRY
MEADOW POND FARM
DENNIS P SELTZER
882
817
781
689
Washington County, Pennsylvania
CO-HILL FARMS
752
738
Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
JOHN <c ROBERT GRAHAM
Wyoming County, Pennsylvania
777
WAYNEROGER SHERWOOD
DA VUE HOLSTEINS
TRAVERS DAIRY
BALEHSKI DAIRY
York County, Pennsylvania
SCOTT & APRIL COOPER
HEINDEL <l SONS
DALE E RANCK'
Cecil County, Maryland
MT ARARAT FARMS
TOL-JE-SO FARM 1
STAFF-HERD FARMS
TOL-JE-SO FARM 1
Fredenck-Montgomery County, Maryland
KEILHOLTZ,JAMES fc SHARON
Harford County, Maryland
7~
DAVID AND KATE DALLAM
MAROAMO FARM
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS FARM INC
HARKINS HILL DAIRY
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Antique Reports
HERSHEY SALE
A two-day public sale
was conducted for the
late Elvin and Martha
Hershey of Lancaster
drew more than 500 reg
istered bidders, Aug. 1
and 2.
Two floating turtle pa
perweights soldf for $425'
and $4OO at the sale con-’
ducted by Witman Auc
tioneers Inc., Manheim. *.
Other items that sold
included a Knox Gela
tine black memorabilia
framed picture, $4,360;
appliqued quilts, $l,lOO,
$B5O, and $450; a star
quilt, $325; a twisted
rope leg, drop-leaf table,
$850; a Depression-era
octagon table, $825; a
rare print of a shepherd
with a flock, $775; a
walnut, drop-leaf table,
$500; a grained jelly cup
board, $450; a leather
corner ball, $4OO.
And a Pennsylvania
FORKSVILLE,
NEW ALBANY
DUSHORE
NEW ALBANY
RUSHVILLE
DIMOCK
SUSQUEHANNA
FRIENDSVILLE
MESHOPPEN
ROARING BRANCH
MANSFIELD
MORRIS
ELMIRA
MIDDLEBURY CENT 97 H 23558 1195 718
ROARING BRANCH - 12 H lO2B 696
WELLSBORO
MIFFLINBORO
MILLMONT
MIFRLIHBORG
MILLMONT
LEWISBDRO
LKWISBTOG
MIFFLINBURO
MILLMONT
HILLMONT ‘
MILLMONT
SCENERY HILL 249 It' 22148 821 675
BOLIVAR
MESHOPPEN
HARVEYS LAKE
DELTA
BROGUE
DELTA
PORT DEPOSIT
PORT DEPOSIT
ELKTON
PORT DEPOSIT
EMMITSBURG
63 H 24115 928 769
. 115 H 24665 910 756
221 H 23842 882 736
163 H 23309 896 716
BEL AIR
STREET
SI'SpET
FOREsV HILL
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Railroad red globe lan
tern, $350; three heart
shaped cheese molds
with feet, $350, $3OO, and
$230; a farm blanket,
$350; a walnut dresser,
$330; a brass, hand-held,
school bell, $300; three
$2.50 gold pieces, $250,
$250, and $260; three to
bacco advertising base
ball cards, $220, $250,
and $275; a beveled
glass, oak framed mirror,
$190; d John Deere-tamp,
$216; a Victorian shelf,
-$180; awo'od chest, $210;
a Nonfake dinner set,
$210; a Donald Duck tin
’ bucket" and other tin
buckets, $l3O, $l2O, and
$9O; a Hawthorne crock,
$ll5.
And a Winross Landis
Bros, truck, $B5; an agate
milk can, $190; a
Crowden crock, $5O; a
copper wash boiler, $9O;
an Allis-Chalmers toy
tractor $190; a Lincoln
tin tunnel toy, $170; a
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100 H 26940 982 852
67 H 25001 918 794
203 H 22622 780 717
46 H 23478 898 702
54 H 27598 979 855
70 H 24677 950 756
49 H 22899 867 740
222 H 23426 885 721
75 H 22405 790 682
201 H 25393 942 763
187 H 24135 879 762
78 H 23307 876 730
85 H 23163 880 724
791 690
79 H 22788
49 H 30517
37 H 28054
57 H 28021
49 H 25739
68 H 24063
51 H 24225
37 H 23800
99 H 22885
51 H 22539
37 H 21995
104 H 22871 865
68 K 25285 911 792
41 H 23900 899 696
47 H 21756 816 696
40 H 22405 731 680
69 H 26387 932
10 H 23944 831
rice basket, $4O; a pear
shaped pin cushion,
$130; a sausage grinder,
$125; a Mickey Mouse tin
pail and shovel, $135; an
1875 show towel, $100; a
small, braided rug, $175;
two Bennington blue
shooter marbles, $9O and
$80; two cat’s-eye
shooter marbles, $4O and
$35; a Bavarian bowl,
$80; a Landis Bros. Win
ross truck, $1,30; a child’s
sled, '•sl36; child’s high
chair, $BO. ’■
Also, a dough tray,
sl2or an bowl,
$210; a baby agate pit,
sl3o^three Candy-striped
marbles, $9O, $7O, and
proverbs pljte,
«!&. ndniature cast
iron triet, $5O; a deco
rated tin match safe,
$170; a decorated china
cake plate, $100; candle
boxes, $160; two lace
table clothes, $55 and
$45; a blue agate teapot,
$100; Kellogg pet pins,
$140; a National wash
board, $100; and two
blanket chests, $l5O and
$lO5.
713
790
709
689
705