10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 27, 1962 — near Lawn, along Rt. 341. By SALE REGISTER S, DWK & Sat. Jan. 27 9:30 a.m. Tues, Jan. 30 10 a.m. Pub. Sale of livestock and Pub. Sale of Shorthorn cat farm machinery. 60 head of tie and equipment. By Her- Holsteins. By Walter and man P. Hunsicker. Just off Curtis Gregg. Along the road Rt. 22 in Berks Co, IVz Mi. leading from Oak Shade to W. of Frystown, 7 Mi. N. of Talona. 8 Mi. S. of Quarry- -Myerstown. 45 head register vi lie. Diller & Kreider, Auc- ed Shorthorns, polled and tioneers. horned Farm eqpt Poultry Eqpt Horst, Sanger, Haw- Sat., Jan, 27 12 noon - orth - Kline and Copenhaver, Pub Sale of livestock, equip- Aucts. ment and crops. Five trac tors and equipment 20 heif- Sat., Feb, 3 10 am, • ers Five Mi. S. of Hershey, Pub Sale of full line of farm Annual Public Sale! Tractors - Farm Machinery-Trucks Cars-Hardware —New & Used Saturday, February 3,1962 At the D. L. Diem Showroom situated in the Bor ough of Liiitz at the corner of East Lincoln Ave., and North Cedar Street. 19 TRACTORS Farmall 400, Farmall 300, Int. 240, J.D.A.. J.DB., Int. 300 with backhoe and front end loader, Ford with manure loader, W 6 Int., Farmall C, with loader, W.D. 9 Int., W.D.A.C., OC6 Diesel Oliver Crawler, Int. T 4 with blade, Farmall 350 Hi Utility, Colt Massey Harris - 3 pt. hookup, cult, and two way plow, Farmall, D 4 Cat. TRUCKS and CARS RlOO Pickup Int., Ll3O-T license Int, 1951 Olds auto APPLIANCE SALE Tractor Trailer Load of Brand Name Appliances FREEZERS REFRIGERATORS WASHERS DRYERS FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT McD 55 Baler - PTO. 65 New Holland - PTO. Super 77 New Holland Baler, 45T McCormick Deering Baler, New Holland 66 Hayline, McDeenng 64 Combine - 6 ft. cut with tank and PTO. McDeering 125 self propelled combine, Massey Harris 10 ft. self propelled combine. New Holland 800 Harvester, New Holland 600 Harves ter-corn head and sickle bar, McDeering 15 Field Har vester - corn head and pickup , McDeering Hay Dry ers, New Holland Hay Dryers, Used Crop Guard Dry er, Used PTO Fans, 198 McCormick Disc Harrow - like new, 137 A - like new, 4-9A28-18. 1-9A24-18, one John Deere, New Holland 300 PTO, 12A New Idea, 200 F Liquid Manure Spreader, McDeering Hay Crusher, New Holland Hay Crusher. Cub 22 Mower, New Idea Mower, 21 McDeering Mower - fast hitch, New Hol land Mower, Demonstrator 311 trip beam plow, 3-bot tom Oliver trip beam plow, one Mc-Little Genius 16- inch plow, 2 way fast hitch plow, New and Used spring harrows, New and used wagons, Mcl3-7 grain drill 15 KW generator - used. MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION ATTENTION FARMERS AND DEALERS Bring in your equipment for this sale. Day before sale if possible. Come Early and Plan To Stay Late! Horst, Kerns & Sanger, Auctioneers —OF— Appliances AT 10:00 A. M. STARTS AT 12 NOON Terms by D. L. Diem & Sons Lititz, Pa. eqpt. and household goods. Just N. of Ref ton on Rt. 2ZZ, By Henry S. Landis Est. Diller & Kreider, AuctS. Along Rt. 372, 1 mi. W. of Parkesburg, 'Chester Co. Dil ler and Kreider, Aucts.^ Sat. Feb. 10—Closing out sale of 29 head of Registered Holstein dairy cattle, and a full line of equipment. By Carl G. Brubaker. One Mi. N. of Manheim just off Rl. 72 near Hernley’s Church. Wolgemuth & Geib, Auct. Sat., Feb. 17—Dispersal of 45 head of Holstein Dairy cattle and full line of equip ment By Donald Otaer i miles N of Manheim along Rt. 72 near Elstonville. Wol- gemuth & Landis, Aucts. Sat,. Feb. 17 10 30 a. m - Sale of Livestock and Farm Machinery by John E Riehl. Stanley H. Deiter Auctioneer & Appraiser LAMPETER Ph. Lancaster EX 4-1796 HARSH HYDRAULIC HOISTS ygliiP The 32 .variable models come to you with To de< , ign , nd buil< l , light-weight, low mSMf\ Ct , * IUn » °W»«a “”6>"B costing truck ho,si su,table for .11 types of MgigjfcaMgP frOR ; 20 lonS L for y°“ f , ™ ck ’ P‘ C >P- or farm use. pr.ced within the averag. farmer’s >£r hT^h ln%rT r u . r;. .r clio r , * ba^et w * s the —° i when 19 . 1«* IST h j* “uf L f .', ne ilno of fro ” HYDRAULICS UNLIMITED MFC. CO. began 12 to 160 seconds, which tllows more liras , 6 /or actual hauling. operations. Tins hoist was built and is now r&JrfSqwL —i in use thfoushout the notion. Thes * h ° com * 10 y° n "*“ average Th , HARSH HYDRAULIC HOIST averages cost of only 16* n day a. compared to th. only 5328 . 52 (incllld Feder ,j excise Ux) $1 I °-* l5 • d *yy°“ now •p end r«d . i ow t o x.bi. w e .ght which • nlo * d yo “ ‘™ ck * average. 273 lbs. Thes. economical hoist. ,r * /° r «*ri>er bach or side dumping, v K /aO jp:y wtMnCd Sav. costly time and eliminate bach* MSflgr /; .fjfjLf I*, v t breaking labor by unloading with a HARSH ' I’- HYDRAULIC HOIST engineered for .co* nomical, speedy, and durable farm one FARMERSVILLE EQUIPMENT CO. R. D. 2. EPHRATA PH. NEW HOLLAND EL 4-9221 COWS PROPERLY CONDITIONED ...during the dry period PRODUCE UP TO 25% MORE BEFORE CALVING This cow was fitted on the Pioneer program for 60 day* before calving. Note the excellent "dry caw" bod/ condition. AFTER COMPLETING RECORD Th. eame cow after having produced 23,044 Ibf. of milk and 941 Ibt. of fat 01 a 4 year old. Note the extreme dairyncss and exceptional body condition shown after thii cow produced 11 Vi tons of milkl D‘92o-«0A Joseph M. Good & Sons - i'io . t * pvnvfeitVit • vv:v.‘" - v”-» Wed.. Feb. 21— Pub. Sale of contents of Mill, including Feed, Hardware, Tools, Poul try Supplies and Equip, at Mt. Airy Feed Mill, in Clay Twp, Lancaster County, by James P. Coho, trustee i« Bankruptcy for Leon E. Win genroth, H. H Leid, Auct. Thurs..'Mar. 1— 11 00 a.m. Pub Sale of 73 Reg & grade Holstems and 12 Reg and grade Guernseys. Certified & Accredited. DHIA average 483 fat. By Albert Fritz Est and Earl Harmsh. On Rt 222 a Mi S of Quarryville Dil ler and Kreider, Aucts. and Earl_Hamish. Along Rte 222 a mile S of Quarryville Sat., Mar. 3 12;00 noon Dillar and Kreider, Aucts. - Full line of modern farm equipment By Harry H Noil Sat, Mar. 24 —l2 noon • 340 Centerville Rd, Lancast Pub Sale of Farm Machinery er Three miles W. of Lanca's at York R 7, in Springetts ter off Rt. 30. Diller & Kreid- bury Twp near the Glades er, aucls. Auction known as -Taylor Acres Full line of equipment Wed., Mar. 7 11.00 a.m plus hay, straw_ and grain. Pub Sale of full line of, farm By Adda TaylofT Jacob A. equipment By Albert Fritz Gilbert, Auct. Proper feeding of the dry cow is the most important °ingle factor af fecting-herd health, longevity, and a sustained high level of milk produc tion. In 60 days, while the cow is dry. Pioneer Dry and Freshening feed will repair the body from the previous lactation, build a reserve of body condition for the next lactation, and develop a stronger calf. In addition your cows will have less calving diffi culties, eliminate placenta quickly, have less udder congestion, and most importantly they will produce up to 25% more milk! See us today for full particulars. LEOLA - QUARRYVI LIE • Poultrymen (From, page 1) monthly meeting .in thdl Poultry Center.. Treasurer,! Daniel Good, reported that! despite a reduction in expen 1 ses during the year; a deficit! of $3,686 83 was sustained! by the association during ’6ll A decline of approximately || $3,000 in receipts from o' Barbecue Chicken andf| smaller listings on the ex-jij cnange were blamed for the net loss U J Collins McSparran, Mas-|,' ter of the State Grange, was | peaker of the evening. Presi-| dent Mark Myer conducted! the meeting.- {> MILK!
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