SALE REGISTER
Wed,, Sept. 6—10.30 am.
Public sale of Real E-. ate,
Farm Imp. and Household
goods. W Cornwall Tw •>
Lebanon Co, One mi. W. of
Quentin off Bt. 322 near
Philhaven Hosp.tal By Mrs.
Jacob Hart. Shreiner,
"“Sat. Sept. 9 —l2 30 pm -
Pub sale Real Estate Farm
Imp and Household goods.
90 A. farm and 20 dairy
cows 7 Mi S of Lancaster
along Rt 324 1 mi N of
Marticville By Mans W and
James H. Hess. Shiemer,
Auct
Sat. Sept. 9 2pm-
Pub sa e of 61 A , dairy and
tobacco farm and 3 A. wood
lot In El zabeth Twp along
road lead ng from old Suave
ly Mill to Bnckerville FsWe
of Landis Huber Landis,
Auct
Tue-., Sepl. 12 Pub Sale
of Real Estate Two ad3lin
ing farms along Rt 222 about
1/2 mi S of Quarryvil e Bor
ough in E Drumore Twp 124
A and 182 A Dairy farms
Estate o f Albert H Fritz and
Charles Fritz, Bradley, auct
Tues., Sept. 19 2 pm -
Pub sale of 97 A farm locat
ed. midway between Ephrata
and Akron, fronting on Park
view Heights Road and
Steinmetz Road By John D
and Annie Z Weaver. Horst,
Auct
Sat. Sept. 23 2pm
DST - Pub Sale of 137 A.
dairy and tobacco farm 8 mi
S of Lancaster along old Rt
222 jus N of Ref+on By
Join E Reihl Diller and
Kreider Aucts.
Sat. S* ri. 30—Pub j
farm a-d wood ot on r °d
from R+ 72 to Elizabeth!'wn
One mile West of RuM's
Church and Vz mi W ~f Un
ion Sou-re By David Sooner,
C H Wolgemuth, Auct
Sat. Sept. 30 2pm -
Pub sale of 74 A farm and
3 A woodlot 1 mi N. of
Manheim off Rt 72 ne~ r- + he
Hernley’s Mennomte
By the Anna B Brubaker
Trust Geib. auct
• Rate Changes
'Prom Page 1)
for processing and mailing
the records for each cow is
9 999 cents. This cost is
nearly doubled each time a
new cow is added to the
herd.
In 1957 the directors of
the Pennsylvania DHIA set
up a fee of 10 cents per cow
per month to cover the cost
of processing records and
pay off the cost of setting up
the central accounting sys
tem The fee was charged
only on those cows in the
herd on test day but it costs
the association nearly 10
cents for every cow reported
so'd before test day The di
rectors felt charges should
be brought m 1 ne wi*h cosls
m order to retire the debt
and put the program on a
self-sufficient basis.
The d'rectors also voted to
notify any member when his
payment of fees is one
mon'h in arrears and to in
struct the testers to refuse
to test f he herd of any mem
ber who is two months in
arrears until the member
pay- and keeps his fees cur
rent
In other business, president
Jay Land’s appointed the
following directors as a
comm tlee to set date and
place of the annual banque
■Robert Hess, Strasburg Rl,
chairman, Robert McSparran,
Peach Bottom, Graybill Gib
ble Manheim R 3
Head Tester Jay Risser
was instructed to have the
testers conduct an informal
poll among the membership
of the associations to see if
farmers would be willing to
hold the annual meeting at
noon rather than at night
■A. report is to be made at
she nex actors me
Farm Calendar
(From page 1)
Sept. 11—8 p. m. - Meeting
of the County Soil Conser
vation District Directors in
the Lancaster County Court
House.
8 pm. - County 4-H Ayr
shire - Jersey club meets
at the home of Everett
Kreider, Quarryvil e Rl.
-Sept. 13—Vegetable Growers
field day at Pennsylvania
State University. Vegetable
trials, weed central, breed
ing plots, mechanical har
vesting to be demonstrated
Sept. 14—8 p. m - Lititz -
Manheim 4-H club to meet
at the home of Noah Krei
der, Manheim R 3.
Sept 16—District 4-H horse
show at Ludwig Corners,
Chester County.
4-9 p m Chicken barbecue
sponsored by the County
Public Sales
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable
97 ACRE FARMS
TUESDAY, SEPT 19, 1961
2*.00 P. M
Located midway between
Ephrata and Akron Fronting
n Parkv ew Heights Road
and Stienmetz Road Ephra
a Township, Lancaster Co,
Penna.
TRACT #l—B Acres, more
■>r less, large home, bank
barn, tobacco shed and other
bin'dings
TRACT *2 —lO Acres
more or less, frame dwelling,
barn and other build
ngi
Terms by
JOHN D WEAVER
ANNIE Z WEAVER
T Glenn Horst, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate - Livestock - Farm Equipment
and Household Goods
Saturday, Sept. 9, 1961
The undersigned- will sell at Public Sale on the
aremsses located 7 miles South of Lancaster City,
ilong Route 324, one mile North of Marticville the fol
!owing Real Estate:
A 90 ACRE FARM
’0 Acres Tillable —2O Acres of Woodland and Pasture
nth Running Water. Also containing thereon a
Brick Farm House
;ith 9 Rooms, Oil Heat and Bath, Bank Barn - 90 ft. long,
ivered with Asphalt Shingles, Room for 24 Milk Cows and
ther Cattle. A so a Milk House. Chicken Houses for about
000 Hens.
Also on the same Farm is a Second
Cinder Block House
ontaining 8 Rooms and Bath. Also a 20’ x 40’ Broiler
louse with another House Attached. '
20 HEAD DAIRY COWS
Imost all in first, second, or third lactation Some are to
reshen about the time of sale. T.B. and blood tested within
ist thirty days.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT—CompIete 2 unit DeLaval Milk
r, Buckets, Strainer, Wash Tubs, Milk Cans, Electr c Water
leater, 240 gallon Esco bulk Milk Tank m excellent condi
on.
Ferguson Tractor, 2-bottom P.ow, Scoop, We der Ma
re Loader, 1 Cub Farmall Tractor, Plow and Harrows,
■eigh Bells, Electric Welder, Tools, Pipe Cutters, Vz Inch
".lectric D.ill, Elect'ic Saw, Jigg Saw, Electric Motors,
*arge Emory Grinder, Tomato Baskets, Fence Po-ts for
Tetatnc Fence, 16 ft Auger.
Corn Shelter, Harness Check Lines, Ropes, Iron Troughs,
nung Harrow, Spike Harrow, Mower to Farmall H Lum
er, Locu t Posts, Paint Jacks, Air Compressor, Chicken
eeders, Electric Light Bulb Brooders, Hydraulic Jack,
hocks, Butter Churn, Copper Kettle,
CORN HAY STRAW
Cupboards, Old-fashioned Side Board, Chairs, Blanket
Test, Dishes, Desk, Toilet Set, Smoothing Irons, Old Postal
ards and Albums, Rag Carpet by the Yard.
Butcher Tools, Scalding Trough, Pulleys, Iron Kettles,
iadles, Brass Kettle and Copper Ke.tle.
Terms by
.ienry Shreiner, Auctioneer
4-H Leaders club. To be
held in the Lampeter Com
munity Park,
He’s a miracle man if he
can take the limp out of a
lame excuse.
Patronize our advertisers
SATURDAY, SEPi.
All mat Certain larm con
tam.ng approximately 6i
acre., and 3 perches, located
in Elizabeth Townsmp, along
road leading from Oia Snavc
ly Mill to BnckervUie, two
and one-ha J: story double
frame dwelling house. One
side concerning S-rooim, the
other 6 rooms; entire house
wired for electricity; one
side having bath room and
hot air heat, other side has
partial bath room bu. with
out central heat; hot and cold
water on both sides.
Frame bank barn with
stanchions for 26 cows; tobac
co shed attached to barn, 2-
car garage; chicken home
and o her out buildings;
space for 8 acres of tobacco;
farm contains approximately
61 acres; tarm m nigh state
of cultivation; 4 acres of
meadow wish running water
At the same time and place,
will be sold a tract of wood
land containing 3 acres and
91 perches, located m said
E. zabeth Township
Sale to commence at 2 o’-
clock P M ; terms and condi
tions will be made known by
the undersigned.
ESTATE OF LANDIS
HUBER
Ina B Huber and
Willi? B Huber,
Succeeding Executors
J Omar Landis, Auct
Samuel S Wenger. A tty
12:30 P. M.
STORY
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2V Z STORY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Maris W. and James H. Hess
Public Sales
PUBLIC SALE
9, 1961
14—Lancaster Farming, Satui
Public Sales
P. B. GUERNSEY
DISPERSAL
SEPTEMBER 7. 1961
7:30 P. M.
At the Ass'n. Pavilion,
6 miles E. of Lancaster, Pa.
on Rl #3O.
50 HEAD
T B & Bangs’ Cert Vacc
Major ty consigned by Ernest
PI Layton, Hankins, N Y
All o. wh ch are milking 50
lbs. or more
Definite y one of the “milk
iest” sales we have ever had 1
Sale managed by
THE PENNA GUERNSEY
BREEDER'S ASSN.
P. O. Box 458,
Camp Kill, Pa.
P. B. GUERNSEY DISPERSAL
Medford's. Inc., Owner, West Grove. Pa.
SEPTEMBER 8, 1961 12:30 NOON.
At the Farm located on Rt. 841. IVa miles S. of W.-
Grove Rt. 1. '
72 COWS - 13 BRED & 19 OPEN HEIFER
T B & Bang’s Accrcd. - Dehorned - Vaccinated. 32 fm
or due from August on through Fall months.
The herd has been strongly culled and offers an ji
tractive selection ot well bred ndmduals. Predominant!!
Curtiss Candy Breeding
The herd has been on DHIA for a number of years
One over 11,000 lbs. 5 over 9,000 lbs and 11 over B,OOi
lbs milk. Most of them represented m sale by goa
daughters
AI o to be sold. 300 gal. Maj. bulk tank, 3 Surge mill
ing units and other milk house equipment
Sale managed by;
PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASS'N.
P. O. Box 458 Camp HU!, P;
PUBLIC SAL
Valuable Real Estate - Farm Implements
Household Goods
Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1961
The undersigned will sell ai Public Sale on tb
premises located in West Cornwall Township in Let
anon County, one mile West of Quentin, off Route 322
near Philhaven Hospital the following:
98 ACRE LIMESTONE FARM (MORE OR LESS)
containing a Bank Barn equipped with Loafing Pen and
Milking Parlor for 40 Cows, Chicken Houses for 2000 Lav
ers. Also a
Frame Dwelling
containing 8 Rooms with Bath and Half, 2-Car Garage ai
tached
Good Water Supply Stream through Meadow.
Land in High State of Cultivation.
REAL ESTATE TO BE SOLD AT 1 00 P. M
Tractors Farmall M, Ford with Cultivator,
Scoop and Weeder, New Hohand #6B Baler, Massey Harris
Combine with Motor, N. H. Flail Chopper, Sander Mai' ure
Loader, Mounted McDeering Corn Picker, 2 M E. McDeer
mg Gra:s Mowers, Roller, Disc Harrow, Spring Harrow’.
Oliver Radex Plow, M.C. Side delivery Rake, J D. Manure
Spreader on Rubber, N. H. Blower, 30’ Bale Elevator,
Disc Ontario Gram Drill on Rubber, M. C Mounted Con'
Planter, J. D. Hammer Mill, 2 Rubber Tire Wagons, Ravin
Bradley Corn Sheller, Vz ton Feed Mixer and Cement Mo
er,
Two-Unit Milker with Surge Pump and Surge Wak
Heater, 6-Can Milk Cooler - Double Wash Tubs, Three
Brooders, Chicken Feeders, Fountain and Nesls
Egg Grader and Washer, Three Brooder Houses on SW*"’
Electric Debeaker.
Electric Power Saw, Drill and Drill Press, Air Coi
prefsor, Shovels, Forks, Ext Cords, Ext Ladders, - 40 x
eahe; 20-gal. Outside White Paint
3 STOCK BULLS ONE- HORSE SLEIGH
21 TON STRAY 60 TON CRIMPED MIXED HAY
Household Goods to be sold at 2:00 P. M.
Gas Stove, Maytag Automatic Washer - like new
fngerator. Portable Ironer, Meat Sucer, Deep Freeze, 3
mg Machine.
Living Room Suite, Piano, BuffetrChma Cabinet-. S e
er, Tables and Chairs, Desk, Gate-leg Table. End la
atSnds, 2 Dressers, 2 Beds, 1 Single Bed, High
Clothes Trees, Pictures, Ironing Board, Knife Sharp
Rockers, Curtains and Dishes
Oil Heatrola and two Coal Heaters and many ot
articles too numerous to mention.
Henry Shveiner, Auctioneer
Erb, Clerk
lay.
Horse and Pori
SALE
Mon.Eve^Sept.ll
MARTIN'S
SALES STABLES
BLUE BALL, PA.
Lancaster County
We sell on commission
rates 5%
Pass-out fees, $5.00
PAUL Z. MARTIN
Ph. New Holland EL 4-667(
—OF—
10:30 A. M.
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STORY
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Terms by f .
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