PUBLIC SALE
Tuesday, March 17th 1964
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
At 10:30 A.M.
5 miles south of Quarryville (Route 472) about 1 mile
eS f of Kirkwood on road from Golerain Baptist Church to
Kings bridge, Colorain Township, Lancaster County, Penna.
REAL ESTATE
B Consists of farm 143 acres more or less. 100 acres of
fc,n» land, 80 acres of pasture with stream and pond. 12
S ( ies of woodland with some good timber.
I Erected thereon, frame house 10 rooms and bath,
Kq,j hot water heat, 2 fireplaces and other conveniences.
I Large bank bam, 28 stanchions. 9 box stalls. Heifer bam
|lo\4o. Rib stone silo. Com barn and implement shed combined,
C car garage. Milk house equipped with water heater and
|bl.unless steel wash tubs.
This farm is in very high state of cultivation.
Inspection may be made any day prior to sale.
Farm to be offered at 1:00 P.M.
39 HEAD GUERNSEY CATTLE
S 3 head of guernsey cows, 18 are registered. In all stages
of pi eduction. 16 head of heifers from 6 mo. to two years
o lil, some bred. Herd certified to blood and T.B. health chart
with each animal.
FARM MACHINERY
Fannall 240 tractor with lights, 2 point hookup and power
takeoff, including shank-type cultivators, 2 valve outlets on
caih side; 2 point hookup I.H.C. cornplanter; Parxnall 460
with lights, power steeling, live power takeoff, swinging draw
bar, pulley and 2 valve outlets on each side; 3 heat housers
with tops; set of tractor chains 12-38.
I.H.C. No. 9-A 32 disk harrow, 3 yrs. old; I.H.C. No. 311
3 bottom 14 in. moldboard plow Including joiners, cover boards,
and coulters with 2 point hookup; I.H.C. manure loader for
I'm mall M; Chattanooga 11 it. soil pulverizer; S yr. old Cun
ningham hay conditioner; I.H.C. 4 bur side delivery rake on
rubber; I.H.C. heavy duty hay loader; No. 77 New Holland
bailor with motor; one half horse Curtis air compressor.
| I.H.C. pull type mowing machine on steel with 6 ft.
cutter bar; Woods rotary heater equipped for hydraulic cylind
er almost new; single rof No. 5 Oliver cornpicker; I.H.C.
>o, 27-V rear mounted 7 ft. bar mowing machine including
cylinder; No. 19 New Idea manure spreader with power take
off I.H.C. com shelter; Herd rear end tractor mounted seed
sower; wide front end to fit some makes of Fannall tractors;
hew Holland front end mounted wood saw; 7 ft. wee tier; 12
It. wceder; set of Leßoy lima bean lifters.
Papec ensilage cutter with pipe; Ontario 14 disk groin
dull on rubber, 4 yrs. old; 14 ft. wheelbarrow seed sower; S
-18 it. rubber tired wagons, 2 with sides; I.H.C. section spring
b.nroiv; 6 in,, 50 ft. belt; 4-8 ft. long hydraulic hoses with
couplings; 2-2 outlet valve cylinders; 1 outlet valve cylinder.
POTATO EQUIPMENT
2 row iron use high speed potato planter, evccllent condi
tion, Trevler potato cutter; Tre\ler conveyor tor potato cutter,
t \r. old; Trevler baggei tor potato cutter; I.H.C. single row,
2(> in. potato digger with power takeofl on rubber; set Toledo
si.iles for weighing 10 and 25 lb. bags of potatoes; 4 new
(J|ie wire tiers for potato bags; new evtra parts tor Trevler
potato cutter; 13 rubber coated potato baskets.
Hoggs potato giader, electrically equipped, including 7 ft.
picking table, dumping elevator, used one season, plus second
Dagger and Boggs automatic bagger; Hog harrow on rubber
, 1 <let ‘P harrowing tor potatoes; approximately 1,500 potato
Dags used for picking; Fairbanks Morse platform scales; bushel
Ma> l, n tubs; 4 disk potato hiliers.
BUTCHERING EQUIPMENT
t,),i 4 b « tcherln S pots with lids; scalding trough; butchering
k rau< * ncw * ar< l press and sausage stutter; scrapple
I <uis, large and small, Urge sLce butchering pans; large crocks;
juau jars; meat grmaer; Penna. meat scales; set beam and pea
*<•lll*6,
MILKING EQUIPMENT
0 stainless steel, 300 gal. milk tank including unit;
•• ■ DeLaval milking units with evtra bucket including 4 unit
PHiups and motor, 2 jrs. old; stainless steel milk strainer and
bucket; 2 - lids for DeLaval milker buckets; 17 milk
1 calf bucket; bucket and strainer rack; DeLaval timer
convertor.
Bee hive® and bee equipment; set of pipe threaders; pipe
ri gid pipe cutter; emery wheel; S electric motors in ex
ent condition; extension cords;2 canvases; Sparklet electric
uuo charger, new; shovels, forks, axes; iy 2 bushel alfalfa
o- U ’ “ rolls barbed wire; set of Stewart electric cow clippers;
«•» steel traps; 2 bag trucks; 2 hog troughs; feed scoops; 2
c mV-'’ w 6 ' 7 ft - lao "’iiig machine knives; feed cart; ensilage
i,,. ’ “rooms, grease guns; com cutters; Wright power saw; 4
«°lc pig feeder.
AW'ROX. 10 TON OF Ist and 2nd CUTTING ALFALFA HAY
AND APPROX. 10 TON OP MIXED HAY.
APPROX. 5 TON OP STRAW; 15 TON EAR CORN
AND BARLEY BY THE BUSHEL,
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
i n „ •I cron teakettles; real old ice chest; 3 refrigerators, wrork
hm ‘,° a ! rola . ( for coal or wood); Chickering piano; tables, roll
hii i* ’ l )icturo frames; buffet, pot bellied stove; 2 electric
(Icon oc * IS; Kelvuiator electric stove; Kelviuator 20 cu. ft.
I 'reefer; also miscellaneous articles.
LUNCH AVAILABLE SALE AT 10:30 A.M.
r By - VERNON E. WHITESIDE
*<«sey A. Bradley, Auctioneer
■ s and Kirk, Clerks
MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
-Friday, 'March 20, 1964
12:30 P.M.
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale on the premises
in Upper .Leacock Township, Lancaster County, Pa., South of
New Holland Pike, Route 23, one mile West of Leacock *t
Bard’s Crossing on the 1). M. Stoltasfus Farm, the following,
to wit
JOHN DEERE MODEL 60 TRACTOR
with Live P.T.O. and Rollomatic; 1952 John Deere Model B
with Rollomatic; John Deere Model A with 801 Hitch; John
Deere Model H Tractor with 2-row Cultivator; John Deere AW
8 1-2 ft. Wheel Type 4 Gang Disc Harrow in excellent condi
tion; John Deere Model A Combine with Motor recently over
hauled; Oliter 3-bottom Plow with trip standard Three-point
Hitch with coverboards; John Deere 2-bottom 10 in. Plow S
point Hitch; I
1949 CHEVROLET U LICENSE TRUCK
with 12 ft. Bed; 14-ft. Ferguson Weeder; Ford Cultivator; 12
A New Idea Manure Spreader; New Idea Wagon with 18-ft.
Bed; Grove Hydraulic Damp Gift Wagon with 14-ft. Bed and
Sides; John Deere No. 50 Silage Blower with Pipes; John
Deere No. 5 Mower; Beroy 9-ft. Cultipacker; New Idea 1-row
Corn Picker; Singer 16-ft. Rubber Belt Elevator with 1-horse
power Electric Motor; Bean Potato Sprayer with Wisconsin
Motor Mounted on Pol'd Truck 16-row boom; O.K. Champion
2-row PotaTo Digger; Iron Age 2-row Potato Planter; John
Deere No. 990 Corn Planter; 3-pt. Hitch Weed Sprayer; Ireland
Hoist; Fairbanks 500 lb. Platform Scales; 6-ft. Cast Iron Pump
Trough; S-ft. Cast Iron Watering Trough; 12-ft. Watering
Trough; Portable Air Pressure Tank; Bicycle; 1 Pax Pig
Creep Feeder; 2 Pax Hog Feeders; 4 Beola Hog Feedefdp;
Chicken Feeders; Bushel Crates; 400 % Baskets; Bog Chains;
Butcher Furnace; Iron Kettle; Copper Kettle in Perfect condi
tion; Meat Grinders; Bag Wagon; 2 Ensilage Carts; Bee Sup
plies; 100 Egg size incubator; Two 60 gallon Oil Tank with
Pumps; Brooders; Bog Chains; Forks; Shovels; Tools and
manj other items.
Sale at 12:30 p.m., on Friday, March 20, 1964, when
terms will be made known bj
MELVIN N. EBERLY
Bester O. Weaver, Auctioneer, Phone: 445-6141
J. Eby Hershey and I. G. Weaver, Clerks
TWO-DAY
PUBLIC SALE
OF IMPLEMENTS AND
REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
To be held on the premises located 3 '/ 2 miles
Southwest of Elizabethtown, just off Route 743 toward
Bossier’s Church.
HERLANDIA FARMS HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL
Saturday, March 21, 1964
AT 12 NOON
50 Registered Holstoins Cort. Acc. Vacc. Tests, within
30 dajs ot sale. A home raised herd consisting of 10 cows, si
Rood number fresh or close, 14 Bred Heifers to freshen be
tween April and November, 9 yearling heifers, remainder are
younger heifers and calves. Everything sired by S.P.A.B.C.
sires. 1903 D.H.I.A. avg. 12,110 nulk, 467 fat.
Dairy Equipment: 2 stainless -steel DeLaval Milker Units:
6-can milk cooler; twenty 85 lb. milk cans; electric hot water
heater; and double wash tubs.
IMPLEMENT DISPERSAL to be held Saturday, March 28,
1964, at 12 Noon:
1951 Studebaker % ton Pickup Truck; Allis Chalmers
“\VC” Tractor with Super “6” Manure Loader; Allis Chalmers
“WD” Tractor with 2-row cultivator; 1960 Allis Chalmers
“Dl4” Tractor; Farmali “A” Tractor; 3-bottom Allis Chalmers
Plow, and Subsoiler, both 3-point hookup; Case Model “A"
Combine; New Holland “76” Baler; 7 It. trailer mower, P.T.0.;
Graham Plow; New Idea Manure Spreader; 2 rubber-tiro wa
gons, one with cattle rack; green feeding wagon, used one
year; 2 disc harrows, one Heavy Clark; 2 spring harrows, 1-3-
section Chattanooga; Cultipacker; spike harrow; roller har
row; roller; Wceders; 2-row Case Corn Planter; McCormick
Peering Field Chopper; hay crimper; M. M. Hay Rake; 3 set ot
Tobacco Ladders; Judson Lime and Fertilizer Spreader; 1-row
tobacco planter; Iron Age Potato Planter; M. SI. Grain Drill
and Band Seeder; portable air compressor; duster; wheelbar
rows; feed carts; grease guns; 3000 tobacco lath; Minnich
Tobacco Press; wood stove; kerosene stove lor tobacco collar;
2 portable self-feeding hay racks; Eshleman llaj and Gram
Harvester; David Bradley Corn Sheller; 3 brooder bouses; 3
electric brooder stove's; 1 gas brooder stove, 9 range shelters;
galvanized 1 coders and vvatcrors; 2 electric egg washers; sand
paper egg cleaner; egg grader; electric debeaker; range watci
tank on wheels; log, cow and other chains; electric motors;
fire evtinguisher; lorks; shovels; tools; and a lot ol articles
too numerous to mention.
Sales to commence at 12 o’clock Noon, when conditions
will be made known by
Dupes & Gerbcrich, Auctioneers
Fred Xaugle, Pedigrees
Krajbill, Miller Miller, Clerks
; !’* j'ib, ■>:;<!•; ( < >b*-- ■*.
Lancaster Fanning,
of
To Be Held
GALEN W. HERR
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etc, on the premises known
as Leppo's Hatchery, loca
ted on Eft 9'4, five xrjales
South of Hanover, Penna.
along the Baltimore Pike at
Pleasant Hill Terms by
Treva M Lepipe, ci'scutni
of Ralph W. Leppo
Saturday, Mlarch 28, 19 64,
Public Sale of Harm Equip
ment and Household Goods
at 112 noon located Vn mile
South of Refton Poet Office,
Terms by Charles C. Mueller.
Saturday, May 2, 1964 at 10 30
A M Sharp Public Sale of
valuable hand and horse
drawn farm equipment at
Snell’s Farm Museum at
RH #l, Windsor, Pa. mid
way between Oraley and
Windsor on Route 624 ap
prox. 9 miles South of
Wngtrtsnlle, Pa. Terms by
Snell’s Farm Museum, Clif
ton Snell, Prop
Freight Rates
To Farmers
To Be Lowered
KAJRRiIiSB'IJIRG Farmers
m Pennsylvania may soon get
the economic advantages of rc.
duced freight rates on feed,
grains and soy meal, State
Secretary of Agnenfl'utre L,. H,
Bull said here today.
Railroad officials have indi
cated that reductions in rattes
definitely will be made on feed,
grains shipped into the North
east hut they were doubtful it
these would be as substantial
as the reductions put into eff
ect some time ago on shipments
Of feed grains into the South,
and Southeast.
In the competitive markets
for farm products. Northeast
ern producers have been at a
disadvantage in competing ag
ainst producers who enjoy the
lower freight rates This is es
pecially tiue m the poultry and
live stock industries where
grams are a heavy cost item in
production
Producers, processor's and.
teed dealeis have been work
ing in harmony with the Penn
svlvama Department of .Agri
culture, Secretary Bull said, in
seeking a solution to the trans
portation cost problem.
Several weeks ago, rail offi
cials met to discuss the many
lequests for lower rates At
that time, several plans for
rate reductions were tentative
ly approved Individual rail
roads have since started work
on the comiplrelated p/rocedures
involved in establishing the
rates under these plane. Keh
alble sources say they expect to
announce the new rate sche
dules within a few months. II
these are acceptable, ft ap
pears they may be pmt into eff
ect in June.
Tractor Brings
§2,660 At Sale
A D-I's Allis Chalmers trac
tor with cultivators brought
.$2,245 at the Russel Frey
Sale In Manor Township.
A D-17 ti actor wrought $2,-
6GO, and a plow S2SS, spring
hanow $l4O, bale elevator
$225, and a fertilizer spread
er $2(55.
Other prices were as fol
lows. Disc harrow $285,
spreader $420, dinner bell $22,
anvil $l9 50, air compressor
$44, tobacco shears $7 00, and
lath $3 35.
Auctioneers were Diller and
Kreider.