14—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. February 25, • Sale Register (From page 13) Reinholds on the road from Re inholds to Denver Chas. Good, Auct Clarence Lyons, Sale manager. March 4—Sat 11 "00 a m Pub Sale of Dairy Cattle & Farm Equip by James E Koser, 1 mi North of Lam peter between Road and Rockvale Rd Miller £: Steller, Aucts. March 7—Tues 10 00 am Pub. Sale of Dairy Cattle & Farm Equip by Joe Peter sheim, 4 mi. East of Honey Brook on Rte 322 (turn left at Sun Oil Tanks,- mile to farm). Miller, Auct. March 7—Tues , 12 30 p m. Pub Sale of Farm Eqmp, H HG, and Poultry Equip Paul D. Angstadt 7/10 mile N. of Wernersville. Turn north at the welding shop Long Auct March 7—Tues 12 45 pm. Postponed Public Sale of Dairy Cattle, and Fanning Equipment by Paul R. Shertzer, IVz mi southeast of Mechanics Grove and one Mi. East of Rte 222 at 'Uni corn On Unicorn road from Unicorn to Kirkwood. Kreid er & Diller, Aucts. March B—Wednesday, 32nd All Day Annual Spring Sale of Lane. Co. tractor and hearse drawn farm impls. ma chinery .& equip by Wm Z & Paul Z Martin, at Mar tin’s Sales Barn, Blue Ball March 9—Thurs. 945 A M. Cattle sale at 1.30 P M All Day Public Sale of Reg. Arshire Dairy Cattle & Farm Impl Robert Harmsh R 1, Christiana along hard road leading from the Village of Kirkwood to Route 896. Dil ler & Kreider, Aucts. March 11th Saturday. 1:00 P M Postponed Public Sale of Dairy Cattle & Farm Equip Wade Phillips and T. A. Hurley, 14 mi S of Lane mi W of Rt 72, off road from Chestnut level to Me chanics Grove. Kreider, Auct March 14—Tues. 12.30 p. m Pub Sale of Farm Equip. Elta M'ller Estate, on Fulton Street, Akron. Long Auct March 22 Wed. - Com plete dispersal of modern farm equ pment. By Kenneth Rutt, On road from Chestnut Level to Fairfield, two miles west of Wakefield. Kreider, Auct SAVE BABY PIGS One third of all pigs bom never .each market, says Les Burdct c, extension live stock r pc:xahst at Penn State Cold, drafty wet farrowing pens cause most of the troub les with baby pgs The hi go death ra e among baby pi* can often be prevented by good management. PUBLIC SALE Wed.. March 1. I£Sl On what is known as Nella Smith Farm, 2 miles N. E. of Oxford, Pa. At 1 00'P M sharp Just off Houle 10 midway between Russellville and Oxford, Pa. The entire herd of 38 Holstein cows and two Guernseys 13 head of Holstem heifers b.ed to freshen in fall, all vacci nated T B and bangs, can go anywhere. Farm is sold and this is reason for selling this herd of cows. A very good herd of young cattle. Some fresh and fall cows, 24 milk cow', 4 DeLaval units, compressor and line Herbert Mowery LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET EVERY TUESDAY Starting Promptly at 2 p. m. Starting with bulls, steers, heifers, cows, feeder pigs, calves and hogs. We get top $$ for your Livestpck Give us' a call HI 2-4181 Vintage Sales Stables, Inc. VINTAGE. PA. Frank Dussmger, Manager | New Holland Sales Stables j ■ Horse Sale Every Monday at 11 A. M. ■ "■ Dairy Cattle and Hogs— J ■ Every Wednesday at 12:30 S ■ Beef Cattle-and Calves-7 ' ! S Every Thursday at 12:30 ■ 2 Every Thursday we will try and have from 150 to ■ 2 200 Stockers and feeder cattle for These cattle 2 ■ will be sold immediately after the bulls (About 1:00 ■ ■ P- M.) 'S ■ B JOHN H. GINGRICH, Mgr. Ph. New Holland CL 4-2194 PUBLIC SALE REGIST. HOLSTEIN & GUERNSEY CATTLE and FARM IMPLEMENTS Saturday, March 4, 1961 One-half mile west of New Providence Mennonite Church along road leading from New Providence to the Buck, Lancaster County. 7 Head of Registered Guernseys SERVICE AGE BULL SELLS Certified - Accredited - Vaccinated - tested within 30 days Cows mostly fresh or springing, 6 heifers due for fall freshening Following are the sires represented in the herd, Willow Slope Man-O-War Pabst, Elmcroft Voyager M, Bond Haven Rag Apple Maple, Selling Black Magic Llewram Benefactor Leader, Raymondale Sovereign Mas ter, Creston Grand Ma ter, Greenwood Master, Pabst Walker OH e, Hedge Acreston De Ormsby 'and Penstate Antonio Lucifer. These . ecord cows sell—Fay - 6 yr. old, 308 days, 15 104 milk, 3 6%, 551-lbs. B. F.; Ella - 6 yr old, 346 days, 15 220 lb milk, 3 5%, 530 B"F.; Guernsey - 319 days, 10,255 lb milk, 4 4%, 452 lb B F , Betty - 5 yr. old, 282 days 11,259 lbs. milk,' 4 0%, 451 lb BF, Flora - 2 yr 347 days 10,286 lb milk, 426 lb BF, 4 9%; Man-O War, 317 da'vs, 11,736 lb milk, 3 5%, 412 lb. BF. This is a fine group of.cattle with good size, mce ud ders, and splendid type. Be sure to .see them sell FULL LINE OF EQUIPMENT AS FOLLOWS— -1959 ALLIS CHALMERS D-14 TRACTOR, wide axle power steering. 3 point hook-up, cultivators; 195 S WD 45 ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTOR, 3 bottom Semi mounted Plow, 2-bottom Economy Dearborn 14” plow, Heavy Duty Me D. disc plow, Ferguson 3 point cultivators with fertilizer attach, Fe.guson 3-pomtOrchard cultivator; A. C. Forage Harvester, with grass & corn head; Alhs-Chalmers Blower with mounted motor, two John Deere forage wagons with self unloading beds, one Ford 7’x2o’ wagon, Jonn Deere No. 9 mounted mower, 3-point hookup, Cunningham hay crimper, 4 bar Mc.D. rake, A.C. Roto - Baler. Bale elevator, New Idea manure spreader, Ontario 13 disc tractor grain drill, 3-point weeder, culti packer, New Holland 8’ fertilizer spreader, 2 row Hershey transplanter, Iron-Age high pressure 200 gallon sprayer with 30’ boom, New-Holland Hammermill, Clay barn cleaner with 105 foot chain and power unit; Outside 16 ft. hay rack, barn ventilating fan, two-wheel trailer, rub ber tire wheelbarrow, Poultry feeders, International elect ric fence controller, metal fence posts, forks, shovels, etc 2 unit DeLaval Milker, 3-unit pump, strainers, buck ets, double wash tubs, Stewart clippers. 20 Ton Ear Corn, Some Ensilage. For good cattle and machinery be sure to attend th. sale. Sale to begin at 11-:00 A. M. Lunch by the Ladies of New Providence Mennoniu Church. Carl Diller & J. Everett Kreider, Aucts oP 30 Head REGISTERED Hoisleins DAIRY EQUIPMENT Willard B. Del* H. D. 1. NEW PROVIDENCE New Holland. Pa. iWIWAV. PUBLIC SALE Saturday, Feb. 2s, 1961 ' 12:00 P. M. At Calvert, Maryland on the Dr. Lynch Farm, v just off -Route 272, 5 miles East of Rising Sun. Maryland. .Watch for sale signs. 40 Head of Livestock 17 cows, Holstein & Guernsey, 6 fresh with calves, 2 due day of sale; rest in various stages. 19 Holstein heifers, 3 - 2 years and bred. Id - 3 months to 15 months of age. All vaccin ated, , 4 Holstein bulls, 4 months to 2 years of age. All livestock eligible for out of state shipment. MISCELLANEOUS 10-can milk cooler; some straw, about 500 ba. corn; corn sheller; hog feeders. Sale will be held inside. We are not responsible for any accidents Terms: Cash RAY MOORE, Owner Norman Hart, Auct Phone Kirkwood, Pa LAmbert 9-2744 Lunch will be served by Calvert Methodist Church PUBLIC SALE Holstein Cows & Farm Equipment Tuesday, Feb. 28, 1961 Will be offered at Public Sale on the premises of the undersigned, located four miles south of New Hoi land, along the road leading from New Holland to Gap, in Earl Township, Lancaster County, Pennsyl vania, the following Hclsiein Cows and Farm Equip ment, to wit: Fresh or dose springers, many bred back for Fall; ‘‘eveial milking up to 60 pounds a day Cattle are T B Accredi eo and-Blood-tested, have good udders and plenty of size a"cl type. FULL LINE OF ALLIS-CH \LMERS EQUIPMENT AS FOLLOWS: THREE TRACTORS One ALLIS CHALMERS “WD” TRACTOR, with Lwe PlO Manure Loader Drt -Scoop and Snowplow, One ALLIe CHALMERS “WC’ TRACTOR, w-th Starter, L’ghL and Mounted Mower, the other an ALLIS CHALMERS “CA TRACTOR with Cultivators, Pick up Com Planter and To bacco Hoers Allis-Chalme.s Double Dnc Plow, 3-Bottom Plow, Aili- Chalmers 32 Disc Harrow, Heavy DWy Tractor Disc on Rubber. - A-C ENSILAGE HARVESTER, Alhs-Ch.alt.ie'; Blower with 50 Ft of Pipe (filled about 5 silo.), JOIPJ DEERE FIELD CHOPPER, Ensilage Wagon; Wagoi Unload mg Unit; 16- and 18-Ft Rubbe. tired Wagons; TEMPLETON 125 - BUSHEL MANURE SPREADER, IRON-AGE TRAC TOR SPREADER; 16 Hoe McDeermg Gram Drill on Euo ber; NEW HOLLAND “77” PICK-UP BALER; 1-Row Allis Chalmers CORN PICKER, NEW IDEA 7-FT TRAILER MOWER; Heavy Duty 18-Ft. Trailer with Double Tobacco Ladders; 2 Row Tobacco Planter, Tobacco Weeder, McDcci mg 3-Section Sprmg Harrow; 3-Section Harrow, CulupjcE er; Case 4 Bar Side Delivery Rake, McDeering 4-Bar 'w 1 Delivery Rake; Buck Rake; Rosenthal Corn Husker-Smca der, 32 FT. SMOKER BALE ELEVATOR, CUNNINGHAM HAY CONDITIONER; 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE 1951 DODGE STAKE-BODY PICK-UP, Mmnich Tobacco Press; Feed Cart; 2 Wheelbarrows (I rubber-tred); 2 of Tractor Ch~ morner; Power Saw; Electrc Drill. w ec Lie Fence Chargers, Log Chains; Forks, Shovels, Co" Chains, Tools, Etc. DAIRYING EQUIPMENT 4 UNIT McDEERIN (r MILKER, Pump; 30 Milk Cans; Stainless Steel Strainei- Buckets; Double Tubs; Can Rack, Two Sets of Stewart CUP pers , , HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES WILSON 23 CU M FREEZER; PHILCO 11 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR, YounF town Dishwasher; KELVINATOR ELECTRIC RANGE W.inger Washer; 2 Space Heaters; BEDROOM SUITE, DJ TNG ROOM SUITE; Rugs; Kitchen Cabinet and many aru les not mentioned. (The above appliances are like new) Sale to beg.n' at 11;00 o’clock A. M, on Tuesday, Fc ’ uary 28, 1961, when terms will be made known by Lloyd D. Rosenberry and Son Carl Diller and Phone; New Holland ELgin 4-7®* 1 Everett Kreider, Aucts. (Lunch by the Ladies of Zeltenreich Church) OF 40 Head HOLSTEIN Dairy Cows lV OF
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