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Kreider Form To Show
Complete Dairy System
The J. Floyd Kreider farm,
located one mile west of Sa
lunga on Eby Chickies Road,
Mt. Joy, will be the scene of
an “on-the-farm” demonstra
tion of a complete dairying
system in actual operation on
Thursday, February 17, at
which time Kreider will hold
“Open House" for dairymen
and farmers of the surround
ing area.
Jointly sponsored by Stand
ard Equipment, Ine., Bel Air,
Maryland manufacturers of a
complete line of dairy barn
equipment, and Mahlon
Kreider, Standard de'aler of
Manheim, the event will open
at 10 am. and terminate at
3 p.m.
Those attending will see
Standard products m actual
use. including comfort stalls,
and barn cleaner. Refresh
ments will be served and an
a'Ward gnen away during the
e\ent.
PLEASE KEEP THIS SALE
CALENDAR HANDY!
For Details check our
phone numbers below
THURS., FEB. 17 Bradford
County Holstein Dispersal.
Aucts., Diller and Kreider.
FRIDAY, FEB. 18 Chas.
Schreiber Jr, Complete Reg.
and Grade Holstein Dispersal,
4 miles southeast of Quarry
ville, Pa., Aucts. Diller and
Kreider.
SAT, FEB. 19 Russell
Kreider along Rt. 272 near
Chestnut Level Dairy Cattle
and Farm Equipment. Aucts.
Kreider and Diller.
WED, FEB. 23 Chester
Hess Farm Equipment on Lime
Valley Road near Strasburg
Aucts. Diller and Kreider.
THURS, FEB 24 Reg Hol
stein Herd and Farm Equip
ment for Donald Myer near
Bainbndge, Pa, Aucts., Diller
and Kreider.
SAT, FEB 26 Farm Equip
ment for Chas. Scbreiber Jr.
South of Quarryville. Aucts,
Diller and Kreider.
WED., MARCH 2 Commis
sion Sale At Our Farm at the
Buch Let us Sell What You
Have. J. Everett Kreider.
THURS., MARCH 3 Farm
Equipment for Wm. Smeltz,
east of New Providence. Diller,
Auct.
THURS., MARCH 10 Clar
ence Huber’s Complete Disper
sal of Dairy & Farm Equip
ment, one mile west of Millers
viUe.
SAT., MARCH 12 Farm
Equipment for John S Hess,
Washington Boro, Route 1.
(West of Central Manor).
Aucts., Diller and Kreider.
TUES, MARCH 15 Farm
Equipment etc, for Landis
Groff, south of Strasburg
Aucts, Diller and Kreider
THURS, MARCH 17 Hol
stein Cattle and Equipment for
J B Ki eider (near Taylona,
east of Little Butain) Aucts,
Diller and Kreider
SAT MARCH 19 Maik Hess
Faun Equipment, neai Pequea
Biethien in Chust Chinch
south west of West Willow, Pa
Aucts, Kieide. and Dillei
WED MARCH 23 Holstein
Dispei sal foi Glenn Aument on
Piesbvtenan Home Faun near
Wnqhtsdale Aucts, Ki eider &
Diller.
SAT, MARCH 26 Holstein
Dispei sal neai Clay Pa, for
Paul C Buchei Sale Mgr, Call
Diller Auct, Landis
SAT, MARCH 26 Farm
Equipment near Fairfield for
Richard D Mylin Auct, Kreid
er
FRI APRIL 15 Bradford
Co Holstein Club Bred Heifer
Sale, Troy, Pa Rockwell Sale
Mgr Diller St Kreider, Aucts.
“If You Are Planning A Sale,
Any Type, Size or Anywhere
Contact us early'
PHONE 392-5233 or 284-4517
Advisory Committee
Colls For Increased
Tobacco Research
Greater emphasis on re
search to Increase labor pro
ductlvlty and reduce costs In
all phases of tobacco produc
tion was strongly recommend
ed by the Tobacco Research
Advisory Committee of the
U.S. Department of Agricul
ture recently.
Reduction in the costs of
tobacco production is neces
sary to bring prices down to
a level that will restore the
competitive position of U.S.
tobacco in world markets
and increase income to farm
ers, the committee said.
Increased mechanization
and other labor-saving devel
opments in tobacco planting,
growing, harvesting, and mar
keting were recommended.
The comnnttee also urged
the development of tobacco
varieties that will produce
uniform stands and growth,
PUBLIC SALE
- Along Route 272, 3 Miles South of The Buck, 15 Miles
South of Lancaster, East Drumore Township, Lancaster County,
Penna.
SATURDAY, FEB. 19, 1966
41 HEAD OF
Holstein Dairy Cattle
31 MILK COWS, 6 REGISTERED,
BALANCE GRADE, 5 HEIFERS DUE IN FALL
AND 5 YEARLINGS
BANGS AND TB CERTIFIED, VACCINATED
ABBYGALE 15,206 M 573 F 270 da
POLLYANN 13,540 M 439 F 250 da
MARIANN (2 yr.) 11,668 M 421 F 289 da
WHITEY 11,397 M 419 F 303 inc
4 TRACTORS
J. D, 720 Gas Mounted 3-16 in. Trip Bottoms, No. 10 J. D.
Mower (7 ft.), John Deere B with Cultivators, J. D. Model M.
with Cultivators and Fertilizer attachment; Ford BN. John
Deere 14 T Baler with Chucker; J.D. No. 350 Rake 3 pt - pto,
Cunningham Crimper, 1 J.D 1064 Wagon (2 yrs), 3 other
Rubber Tired Wagons, 2 Wagon. Beds with Racks, 1 Flatbed,
2 Little Giant Grain Bins (2 yrs.), J. D. 300 Elevator 30 ft., J. D.
15 A Flail Chopper, J. D. 24 Killefer Disc, J. D. 10 ft. Fertilizer
Spreader,
J.D. 15-Disc Grain Drill, J.D 246 Cornplanter, J D.-R
Manure Spreader, 1 Mechanical Transplanter, 1 Fowl Trans
planter, Case Cultipacker, 12 ft. Tractor Spring Harrow, Gra
ham Plow, 200 Gal Water Tank with Pump, Spring Harrow (3
pt), Mounted Weed Spreader, Com Sheller, 50 Gal Oil Drum,
2—6 in Belts, 1,000 Tomato Baskets, 2 Rubber Tired Wheel
ban ows, 1 Rubber Tued Feed Cart,
Wizard 7 in Electric Saw, Wizard Electric Fence (Weed
Chopper), Foik, Shovels, Tools, othei articles.
1954 INTERNATIONAL 160 TRUCK
RECENTLY OVERHAULED;
FEMALE BIRD DOG
500 Gal Majoinmer Vacuum Milk Tank (Walker Stamp),
No 73 DeLaval Milker Pump, Vacuum Line with 20 Stall Cocks
and 3 Milker Units, 2 Stainless Steel Canymg Pails, Double
Stainless Steel Washtubs (used 5 mos), 1 Stainless Steel
Stiainer, 52 Gal Electric Water Heater
Approximately 60 Tons 1, 2 and 3rd Cutting Hay (barn
dried), 12 Tons Straw, 50 Tons Ear Corn, 100 Bushels Barley,
Silage by the Foot, 42 in. Aerovent Hay Fan with 714 H IP-
Motor.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS SOLD AT 11:30 A.M.
TERMS BY
J. RUSSEL and MARY E. KREIDER
Kreider and Diller, Auctioneers.
LUNCH BY THE MECHANICS GROVE CHURCH
U.S. Department of Agri
culture research to develop
safe, efficient peat control
methods include using radio
waves to disinfest stored
grain, foodstuffs,' and wood;
infrared energy to control
rice weevils and mosquitoes;
and ultraviolet radiant en
ergy to attract and destroy
tobacco hornworm and bud
worms.
and leaves that ripen upi.
formly on the stalk without
deteriorating in quality.
Also in the area of', farm
research, the committee rec
ommended increased research
on the effects of production
practices including soli types
and management,' fertiliza
tion, sucker control, ripeness
at harvest, and curing and
preparation for market.
In the area of utilization
research, the committee rec
ommended further studies on
the relationship of cigarette
and cigar smoke to the chem
ical composition of tobacco.
11:30 SHARP
.or
SALE REGISTER
FRIDAY, FEB. 18 —■ at 12:00
Noon Charltyne Complete Hol
stein Dispersal, located 4 miles
south of Quarryville, Pa. East
Drumore Twp, Terms by Char
les and Beatrice Schreiber, R.
D. 2, Quarryville, Pa.
SAT., FEB. 19 _ at 11:30 a.m.
Sharp Public Sale of 41 head
of Holstein Dairy Cattle, Farm
Equipment and some House
hold Goods, located along Rt.
272, 3 miles South of the Buck,
CHARLAYNE
Holstein
Friday, Feb. 18,
4 miles South'of Quarryvill
High School, 1 mile east of Rt.
70 H
REGISTERED AND GRADE HOLSTEIt||
35 Registered 35 Graded
(30 day tests, ready for out of state) Certified t.
Vaccinated Pregnancy checked 100% Atlantic®
ing Coop. Breeding. 8 Ivanhoe dtrs. included in the salU
ly all home-raised. ffia
Owner-Sampler Average 42 cows 15,009 m. -M
u.79/0
45 Cows and first calf heifers - 9 Bred heifers - 16 I®
heifers jig
A Sample of Animals Selling: §|
Charlayne Terry Amy by Dean - 5 yr. 349 d. -16.810 m. Jh
3.89%
Charlayne Nancy Debra - 8 yr. 286 d. - 16,602 m. - 667 f 11
(her 5 daughters sell) |||
(2 maternal sisters): i||
(Kitty (Grade) by Winston - 335 d. 6 yr. • 18,086 m. • M
3.7% m
(Libby (Grade) by Lad - 5 yr. 282 d. - 16,776 in. - 593 f. %|
Tina (Grade) by Ivanhoe - 3 yr. 329 d. - 16,507 m. ■ H
• 3.98 % gw
Netti (G) 'de) by TyVic - 3 yr, 325 d. - 17,813 m. - (||
(2 maternal sisters) j
(Charlayne Vera Patsy (by Ivanhoe) 4 yr. 33S d. - 21,2!
829 • 3«89%
Vera Sherlle (by Dean) 5 yr. 3«5 d, - 19,7!
;ie rau
3.66%
her dam with over 650 f. sells, •
A number have milked 80 to 90 pounds, they have pl||
size. Fresh and Springing, many due summer and fall. Tlfffi
only because the farm has been sold. fra
Sale under cover, write Carl Diller, 1101 Beaver Valle®
Lancaster, Pa. for Catalog.
Owners
CHARLES ond BEATRICE SCHRti
R. D. #2,
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Allots
Carl Diller - 392-5235
J. Everett Kreider - 284-4517
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FARM EQUIPMENT SALES
Sat., Feb. 26, 1966 - 12:60 No
Massey Ferguson 65 (standard) Tractor, 3 bottom plow
Deere A Tractor; Allis Chalmers CA with Cultivator,
Baler 67 with Bale-Thrower; J. D. #9 Mower (Crimper 1
Farmhand wheel rake; M.F. 3 point rake; J. D. 4 bar
Cunningham Crimper; 4 wagons (2 J.D., 1 Cobey, 1 Se
with high-side - 1 false endgate; 28’ King-Wyse bale el
J. D. 13 disc grain drill; J. D. Spreader (R); A.C. disc;
Harrow (McD 4 section); Dunham Cultipacker; Steel
Cement mixer; A.C. All Crop Combine; 36’ McDade !i
with 5 H. motor, Tractor chain 13x38; Frexler potato '■
1000 lbs. platform scale; 100 tomato baskets; 100 locust
8 row weeder; Harvester; small tools.
HAY
STRAW
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
DeLaval Milker pump #73; 3 ■ 40 lbs, milker units; 1
pail; Milk Porter (Sputnick); Wash tub (stainless Z
can rack (holds 16 cans); 30 milk cans; 2 feed carts.
Some Household articles including bureaus, one maple bt
suite, coffcee table, living room suite, end table, small
case, lamp, desk, chairs, dishes, vases, baby stroller, pfo
Electrolux vacuum cleaner.
Owners
CHARLES and BEATRICE SCHRE
B, D. #2, Quarryvil
Aucts
Carl Diller ■ 392-5235
J. Everett Kreider - 284-4517
Lunch Available
Lunch Available
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