14—Lancaster Farming. Sa:
Public Sales
PUBLIC SALE
WED., OCTOBER 18, 1961
2:00 p.m,
Between Clay and Brick
erville off route 322. Watch
for Sale Sign.
Farm of 75 acres of which
20 acres is pasture with
stream and the balance is
farm land. 2Vz story frame
dwelling with alumnium sid
ing, 8-room and bath, all
floor covering, modern kitch
en, new oil burner, water
heater, laundry in basement
2 wells, spring. Large arch
roof barn for beet cattle
can be converted for dairy.
Harvester Silo 17x40. Im
plement shed, self feeder for
50 head, chicken house, 3-
car garage, all buildings are
in extra good condition.
Property may be viewed;
October 12, 13, 14. Sale at
2.00 pm
By LEON B. RISSER
Frank & Paul Snyder,
Aucts.
PUBLIC SALE OF
FOUR VALUABLE
BEKxs-S COUiMi Y
PENJNoxijVANiA r ARMS
SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1961
Each iarm to be so.d on
each premises: Sale time 1
30 P. M., Tract No 1,
P M bract No. 2, 2.30 P.M.
Tract No 3 and 3.30 P. M
4 ' 1—12.30 P M
85 acres high elevated scenic
floral iarm, located 3 mnes
frcan center city, Reading,
Pa Known as toe ‘Reuuger
Floral Farm.” Lower Alsace
Township, Berks County, Pa*
Situated on tract as louows
__2l/2 Story stone farm house,
3 rooms hrst floor, 4_roums &
bath second floor and cement
basement. 2Vfc story frame
farm house havmg 3 rooms
Ist floor and 1 rooms 2nd
floor & bath. Log cabin house
cement block 1-story bund
ing with refrigerating unit
used for floral and truit stor
age. Large stone and frame
bank barn and implement
sheds, two 40x100 green
hou e This farm is excel ent
for scenic budding lots, Insti
tutional or camp site Road
frontage on Hill road and
right away to Friedensburg
Road.
Tract No. 2 1:30 P M
on the premises, 74 acre sce
nic farm formerly the Steig
erwalt tract. Located on Hill
road, 3 mdes from center
city, Read.ng, Pa. Adjoining
tract No 1. Lower Alsace
Twp, Berks County, Pa. 1,-
700 ft irontage on Hill Road.
2% story stone farm house, 3
rooms first floor 4 rooms,
second floor & lean-to frame
building Excellent for build
ing development or building
lots.
Tract No. 3—2:30 P M on
the premises. The “Reiniger
Oley Valley Farm.” Very fine
Oley Valley farm, 154 3-1-
acres L rge stone farmhouse
built 1805. 4Q’x6o’ having 6
rooms first floor, 6
ond floor. Large stone and
frame bank barn 42’x120x
two story b ock build.ng, im
plement sheds, very fine fer
tile soil Located m Oley
Twp , near Limekiln, Berks
Counly, Pa.
Tract No 4—3 30 P M on
the prem sos Fine 138 "ere
farm located in Exeter Town
shp on Lincoln Rd off R'e
422 between Mt. Penn and
Baumstcwn, Pa Th s farm
known as “Mordecail L nco] n
Althouse’ farm’ Now as the
“Rein ger Lorain Farm” Ex
cellent bui'ding development
and commercial site achacent
to Reading Rar road & Sc uvl
kill Rwer rontage S l+ u •>
on farm l”nd Old colonial
stone IV2 story farm h°use
5 rooms l~t floor & fi r
second fl or Fine stone and
frame b rn implement sheds
and summer house 128 ac'es
of feitlc farm land, 10 acres
of 1 ght timber
Irsre'-T n date Oct'ber
7, 8 13, 15, 20, 1961 2 to
4PM r by appointment
Dial PR'-ktin 4-1450 or FR
-6-3358 Conditions by
A -Brumboch, Esq
Snvr 1 " Balmer &
Fsq
518 Washington St,
Reading, Pa
Jam° P - " 1 'ypacker, auct
IS 4 - 0 >T p’»r TT ol’and Road
Kenhor-t Reading, Pa
Patron >?e Lancaster Farm
ing Advertisers.
turday. October 7. 1961
Patronize Lancaster Farm
ing Advertisers.
STOCK
CALVES
AND
Cattle
NATIVE
CONSIGNMENTS
EVERY TUESDAY
Assures you of Large
Selections of Good
Quality Cattle.
WE INVITE YOU TO
ATTEND OUR SALES
EVERY
TUESDAY
Your Dependable
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We invite you to attend
our
ROCKINGHAM
LIVESTOCK
SALES. INC.
in Harrisonburg. Virginia
EVERY THURSDAY
196 1
Special Cattle Sales
ABINGDON LIVESTOCK MARKET, Inc.
ABINGDON, VIRGINIA PHONE MArket 8-3551
Sale Every Thursday All Classes of Livestock
500-1000 Lb. Native Steers—Native Steer & Heifer
Calves 1700 To 2800 Head For Each Sale
Second Feeder Steer Sale Tuesday, October 10
State Feeder Calf Sale Tuesday, October 17
Tri-State Feeder Calf Sale Tuesday, October 24
Third Feeder Steer Sale Tuesday, October 31
All Cattle Sales Start 1:00 P. M.
Feeder Pig Sale (1000) Tuesday, November 7
Feeder Pig Sale (1000) Tuesday, November 28
Pig Sales Start At 3:00 P. M.
All pigs will be vaccinated for Cholera, Wormed, and
De-Loused. They will be officially graded by Virginia
Division of Markets and will be weighed-in and sold
at 3.00 P. M. on sale date.
TAZEWELL LIVESTOCK MARKET
TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA PHONE YUkon 2-9921
Sale Every Monday All Classes of Livestock
Annual Feeder Steer Sale Wednesday. Oct. 11
600 Native Steers 500 - 1000 Lbs.
Slate Feeder Calf Sale Wednesday, October 18
800 Native Steers and Heifer Calves
All cattle in the sales at both markets will be official
ly graded by Virginia Division of Markets and will be
weighed in on the day preceding the sale date Check
with your County Agent, the Sales Committee or the
Markets for further information.
Cattle Sales Start Promptly I.P. M.
For Additional Information Write or Call
ABINGDON LIVESTOCK MARKET, Inc.
A Federally Supervised Market
ABINGDON. VIRGINIA ' PHONE MArket 8-3551
• Mail Box Market gftSSST " Ph^
(From page 15)
For Sale: Angus cows and For Sale: Used parts forsoo
calves, reasonable or will Blizzard silage cutter 12%
trade for feeders. Phone EX- inches wide Web and N-14
2-6127. j inches papec rockwood pul-
I ley. Also gearings and shafts.
For Sale; Purebred York- 1 Will sell cheap. Parts are
shire gilts at reasonable pn- in good shape. Mahlon Z
ces. Also Purebred register- Zimmerman, Rl, Denver, Pa.
ed Yorkshire boars available One mile west of Fivepomt
for service at reasonable ville, close to Chestnut Hill
price. Contact- Jacob Saylor, school. -
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Feeder Cattle and Calf
SALES
SOUTH BRANCH STOCKYARDS, Inc.
BEGINNING AT 7:30 P. M.. EASTERN STANDARD TIME
FRIDAY KITE, OCTOBER 13th
FRIDAY NITE, OCTOBER 27th
SALE SPONSORED BY
State Dept, of Agriculture & So. Branch Stockyards, Inc.
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MOOREFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA
1250 FEEDER STEERS AND CALVES
1500 FEEDER STEERS AND CALVES
HEIFERS ARE TESTED TO GO ANY PLACE.
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PUBLIC SALE
LIVESTOCK
Farm Implements & Some Household Goods
Saturday, October 21,1961
Will be offered at Public Sale on the i of
the undersigned along Route 222. one mile south of
New Providence, and two m les north of Quarryville,
Lancaster County. Pennsylvania, the following Live
stock. Farming Implements, and Household Goods, to
wit:
S— M 20 Head
r AYRSHIRE
Dairy Cows
Sixteen in Muxing Production. 4 YEARLING HEIFERS;
-B and Blood Test Health Charts within thirty days oi
jale. TWO SHEEP.
ONE F-20 FARMALL TRACTOR, the other a 1953 FAR ft 1
ALL SUPER C, -with the fol owing attachments: two 14-m
Bottom Plows; 2-Row Spring-tooth Cultivator, 7-ftt Cul
Mower, McDeenng 28-Disc Harrow;
Two 3-Section Spring Harrows; David BRADLEY MA
NURE SPREADER; Rubber-t red Farm Wagon, with 16-Fl
Bed; Jolm Deere 999 Com Planter, with Tractor Hitch, Me
DEERING SIDE-DELIVERY RAKE; NEW IDEA HA*
LOADER; McDeenng 14-Disc Gram Drill, 2-Row Markci
Single Shovel Harrow; 50 Feet of 6-mch Belt; Stewart Elcc
trie Clipper; Lot of Electric Fence Wire and Stakes, Fence
Controllers; Rope and Pul’eys; Block and TacKle; Grain &
Manure Forks, Tools; 30 TONS OF MIXED BALED HA*
Ist and 2nd cult ng; no rain);
1948 STUDEBAKER 5-TON FARM TRUCK
w th Flat Bed and Cattle Rack
MILKING EQUIPMENT—Two-Umt Farmmaster MiiK
er, with Pipe and Stal’cocks 'or 14 cows, 3-Can Esco Mu*
Cooler; Two 15-Gal Water Heaters; Double Wash Tubs, i
Milk Cans; Buckets and Strainers; Log- Chains; Largt
Bench Vise, Etc
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
Je ly Cupboard; Two Kitchen Bases;
Closet; PARAMONT GAS RANGE; 2-PIECE LIVES
ROOM SUITE; Chairs; Tw n Cement Laundry iui»
"ome Dishes and many other art cles not mentioned
Sale to beg n at 12.00 o’clock Noon, on Saturday, u
'ober 21, 1961, when terms will be made known by
Melvin L. Hoßinger
Donald Steller, Clerks
(Refreshments by the Ladies’ Sewing Circle of
Providence). c ,
Not Responsible for Any Accidents on Day oi
AT
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS
TWO TRACTORS
Blueberry bushes, bearin,
size, reasonable. Hamm e
Mill perfect condition, $25
Frank Destafano, Rl, Cone
stoga. Ph. TR 2-4261.
John Deere 101 semi-mount
ed corn picker. Good condi
tion. Ph. latitz MA 6-5532
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