10 —Lancaster Farming. Saturday, February 13, 1960
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New Holland Sales Stables :
Horse Sale Every Monday at 11 A. M, ■
Dairy Cattle and Hogs— 5
Every Wednesday at 12:30 S
Beef Cattle and Calves —
„ Every Thursday at 12:30 ■
J Every Thursday we will try and have from 150 to S
■ 200 Stockers and feeder cattle for sale. These cattle J
■ will be sold immediately after the bulls (About 1:00 *
S P. M.) ■
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| JOHN H. GINGRICH, Mgr. i
2 ph. New Holland EL 4-2194 New Holland. Pa. ■
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PUBLIC SALE!
CLEAN SWEEP SALE OF LIVESTOCK AND
FULL LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 241 h, 1960
In Manor Twp., 1 mile west of Lancaster on Rt
-30, turn south at first traffic light west of Maple
Grove Park, go south on Yale Avenue two blocks.
64 HEAD COWS & HEIFERS
GOLDEN GUERNSEYS AND SOME HOLSTEINS
This herd is b.ood tested and certified—all heifers vaccin
ated. Pure-bred and test-chart papers furnished day of sale.
32 cows -• milkers and springers; 17 large heifers - due to
be fresh in several months - some in fall; 5 small heifers;
10 heifer calves
FORD 960 TRACTOR and 3 bottom plow and chisel;
TRACTOR T-CATERPILLAB D 2; Ford Hay Bailer - PTO;
McCormick Hammermill on rubber - PTO; New Holland
Power Corn-Sheller; 7 ft Grass mower for Farmall H;
2 Gehl Forge Blowers with pipe; Meyer Hay Crusher and
Mower for Farmall H; Smoker Elevator with extra trough
to unload corn; Case Forage Harvester - FO - corn head
and pick-up attachment; fan to cure hay - automatic clock
& 5 hp. elec, motor; 4 wheel tobac. case truck; old fashion
ed Cannon corn-sheller; Pierson Moore hay drier and plat
form; Ford hay rake - 3 pt. hitch; double row tobacco hoer
for Farmall H; Stewart-Warner heater; Heat Houser for
Farmall H Tractor; several spring harrows; rotary harrows
- 2 and 3 section; 16 hole Oliver Superior grain drill; 32-
disc harrow - pull; 2 McCormick Deenng spreaders, PTO;
Oliver manure spreader; John Deere spreader; 7 ft. Oliver
tractor mower; 7 ft Co op tractor mower; Case forage
blower with pipe for 50 ft silo; 3 bottom John Deere plow;
Case 2-bottom plow with 3-point hitch; cultipacker; Ford
double plow; Ford disc harrow; 5 tobacco ladders and
wagon; Ford cultivator; low down rubber tire wagon with
bed and tobacco ladders; John Deere manur;e spreader,
almost new; 2 wheel trailers, 2 hay flats on rubber; 2 en
silage wagons on rubber; Elect, motor and gears to unload
ensilage; Browder feed mixer; lime drill; grass seeder,a tt
tached to tractor; shovel harrows; circular saw for Farm
all H; 50 gal. tree sprayer with motor; bag wagons; 50 ft
endless belt; lot of % in galv. pipe; block and tackle
silo paper - 12 ft wide; 275-gal. oil tank; Fairbanks wagon
scales; fence posts and wire; log chains, bags, snow fence;
2 Minnich tobacco presses; tobacco lath; 2 large feed
chests; 2 ensilage carts; rubber tire steel wheelbarrow
platform scales; steel drums; lots of lumber; 2 hog feed
ers; cattle loading chutes; blade for Ford tractor
POULTRY EQUIPMENT—4 brooder stoves, 2 coal, 2
gas; 13 rain shelters.
INT. TRUCK - 14 ft bed with cattle rack; 4-unit Mc-
Cormick-Deering Milker; 300-gal Haverly bulk tank; Milk
scales; many articles too numerous to mention.
Refreshments for sale.
Do not miss this sale if you need good cows or im
plements.
Sale starts promptly at 10:30 A. M., February 24
Terms by
Aucts—Funk, Groff, Shreiner R filfaiiffar
Clerks—Bletz, Greider, Diffenderfer u ‘ •JlaullCi
PUBLIC DISPERSAL SALE
Saturday, Feb. £7,1960
Al 11 A. M., located in Lancaster County, turn
south off Route 30 between Leaman Place and Vintage;
Watch for sale sign.
55 Registered Holsteins,
Certified, Accredited, Vaccinated, DHIA Records, tested
withm 30 days of sale Most of herd sired by SPA B C
Sires, 26 cows in milk, 10 fresh since December, balance
due through year 5 bred heifers due from April to October,
balance from yearlings to calves, 7 Holstein Steers from
500 lb to 1000 lb
101 Massey Harris Tractor, Ferguson Tractor with two
14” bottom plows, cultivator and hay rake, all 3-point hook
up P T O New Idea pull-type T Grass Mower, Heavy
Duty Case Disk Harrow, in good condition, 3 section spring
harrow, New Idea Manure Spreader, 2 rubber tire wagons,
one 6 ton with 16’ bed & sideboards, Dual-wheel tractor
trailer, with bed, 2 row corn planter; 2 row tabacco planter,
4000 tobacco lath 500 tomato baskets,
DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Suige Milker with 2 stainless
steel units, vacuum pump and motor, piping and stall cocks
for 21 head of cows vacuum pump and motor used only 2
years, 5 can milk cooler, can rack, 25-85-lb seamless milk
cans, buckets, strainers, 100 bu , more or less of barley;
12 tons, more or less of conditioned mixed hay, first cutting,
mostly alfa.fa, 2 tons, more or less, second cutting mixed
hay, 35 tons of ear corn, log chains, cow chains, shovels;
forks, tools, and a lot of articles too numerous to mention
Sale to start at 1] 00 A M , when conditions will be
made known by owner
Sale managed by Walter Dupes, Elizabethtown, and
Fred Naugle, Car.isle, Pa
Dupes & Gerbench, Auctioneers
Horst & McNeill, Clerks
Refreshments will be served by the Paradise Fire Co
Cow sale will be held in heated tent Order of sale
starting with implements, cow sale at 100 o’clock For in
formation of the cattle, contact owner or either one of
sale managers
Henry M. Eby
Sale Register
• Feb, 19 Thurs, 12.30
Pure Bred Guernsey Sale at
Assn Sales* Pavilion, 6 mi
E of Lane on Rte 30 , Sale
managed by Pa Guernsey
Breeders’ Assn
Feb. 18 Thurs 12 00
noon on J M Brubaker
Farm, 2051 h Garden Spot
Sale, of Reg Holsiein, locat
ed by turning off Rtes 72 &
222 about 1 mile s of Wil
low St, Backus, Auct
Feb. 20 Public Sale of
Farm Equip & H H G, Rus
sell Foreman Est, along Rt
222, 3 mi e of Lane & Vz
mi w of Landis Valley.
Diffenbach, Auct
March 5 10 00 am Hol
t- u ->n ~ * io stein dairy cattle & farming
P.M <’ 12 n T’ equipment by T K Burk
f n rm imP holder and son, four mi s
I r & r I of Lane at Junct of Rtes 72
Amos L Shaeffer Imin of and 222 Mylm’s cor ner Dil-
Quarryville at Hawksville, ler and Kmder, Aucts
along Carmargo Rd Brad- ’
ley, Aucf
Feb. 24 Wednesday, 1] A'fons Adam, one rm s
A M, Complete Dispersal of Strasburg near Beaner
sale of 80 Purebred Holsteins Valley School Farm iruple
at Warren L Lentz farm lo- ments - Poultry & equipment
cated 2 mi n of Rte 897 at Dli:er and Kreider > Aucts
lona School btwn Schaeffers-
town & Lebanon Buffenmy-
er, Rhoades, Heisey, Aucts
Feb. 24 Wed. 10.30 a standbys along with some
m, 64 cows and heifers, promising new varieties,
complete line of farm ample- points out Robert Fletcher,
ments, by B G Stauffer, One Penn State extension vege
mile W. of Lane on Rt. 30 table specialist
TROUBLED WITH
COWS OFF
FEED?...
• The extra amount*
mineral supplements and<
fine character of other ingre
dients will encourage Via
appetite of the most fussy
cow. She'll come back on |
feed faster and throw off her i
upset quicker. Stop in ... /> C l> ,
let's talk it over I Bfr Bft
M. S. GRAYBILL & SON 6. G. MELLINGER & SON
Bareville
S. O. TRUPE IRA B. LANDIS
East Earl. R. D. I 779 Valley Rd„ Lancaster
Pioneer Manufacturers of High Efficiency Poultry Rations
fat have been set by individual cows on
PIONEER than on any other feed! And that’s true of
herd averages, t 00.., 30% increases in production
on the PIONEER Dairy Program are not uncommon.
Take full advantage of the bred-in milk
capacity of your herd by combining
your good management program and
PIONEER DAIRY FEEDS.
Come In Today
and See Us For Full Details.
FREE PIONEER Dairy Booklet on Request
Joseph M. Good & Sons
LEOLA QUARRYVILLE
turn south, on Yale Ave. two
blocks. Funk, Groff, and
Shremer, Aucts
March 22 Tue 12 noon,
Pub sale livestock & farm
impl by Gideon K Stoltzfus,
along Rt 896, S of Lincoln
Hyw, Miller Auct.
March 26 Sat. 12.30,
Pub Sale JfflG & tools by
William Bortzlield on Cone
stoga Twp. rd btw Safe Har
bor & Martic Forge Miller,
Auct
March 3 12 30 p m Full
line of equipment for 285
acres, by John McKelvey’s
Sons, 14 miles south of Lane
on Rte 72 Kreider & DiLer,
Aucts.
March 8
Wed 12 noon,
GET RELIABLE SEED
In making up the garden
seed order include the old
_ 100 LIS NET
bull brand
a»B
dry-mesh cow
fITTIHG RATION
Willow Street, R. D. 1
• SCD Signs
(Ffom Page 1)
Ball on March 21 with t
second one the followi
night at Mount Joy The o
er two are to be held at
zabethtown on March 28 a
Schaefferstown on March j
Wayne Rentschler repoj
cd that plans are almj
complete for the annual b (
quet at Blue Ball fire h,
March 2, when the distw
will present 10 awards in J
preciation for achievemet
in the field of conservatiot
County Commission!
Richard H Witmer annom)
ed that the State DepjJ
ment of Agriculture has
proved the budget of s)
560 00 for the district ij
the coming year.
New cooperators are
ward C Frey, Lancaster w
150 acres in W. Hempfie)
Twp ; Irvin R Ploover, Kfj
Holland 30 acres in E Ea
Twp ; Weidler Grube, Ns
von R 2, 67 acres in Sal]
bury Twp , Elizabeth B H(
of Drumore, 285 acres
Drumore Twp ; Amos N 1]
ler, Strasburg Rl, 107 aci
in W Lampeter Twp.; Alla
C Bewley, Leacock, at
Donald Kauffman, Demj
R 2, 135 acres mE. Cocaiii
Twp.
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BIG
SPRING DISCOUff
SALE
Mighty Move Barn Clean!
Easy All Comfort Stalls
Delivery Taken Feb., Hlai
or April. \
Sale Closes Feb. 29. 1961*
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Cope & Weav
WILLOW STREET
Phone Lane. EX 3-2824