—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, February 11, 1967
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NEWS
SOIL STUDY FEATURED
AT CONSERVATION CLUB
Talks. a demonstration and
a film on soil highlighted a
meeting F.iday eienmg of the
Northern Lancaster 4-H Soil
and Water Conservation Club
at the home of Aaion Z Stauf
fer. Ephiata R 1
The demolish ation. by Jef
frey and Ricky Pfautz, Stev
ens Rl, 'vas given in conjunc
tion With a talk by Cm tis
Horst, New Holland El. on the
Forcing Bulbs
Bulbs forced m winter in
the home aie chiefly the
hardy, spring-flowering types
such as tulip, hyacinth, daffo
dil, crocus, and snowdrops All
hardy bulbs need a low tem
perature or cold treatment to
induce flowenng says Robert
Nuss, extension ornamental
horticulturist at Penn State
University. The cold treatment
is necessary to break the dor
mancy and stimulate the flow
er bud into growth Subsequent
warm tempeiature will induce
the bulbs to bloom.
The only reason a great
many families don’t own an
elephant is that they have nev
er been offered an elephant
for $1 down and £1 a week.
Kent R. Ferrell, Jr.
Auctioneers
John H. O’Neill
PUBLIC AUCTION
DISPERSAL SALE OF
REGISTERED AND GRADE
HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE,
FARM MACHINERY & FEED
The undersigned, discontinu
ing the dairy business, will sell
the following on the farm lo
cated at Crothei’s Corner at
the intersection of Post and
Hopewell Roads. 3 mi. south
of Rising Sun (via Md. Rte.
#276) in Cecil Co., Md., on
TUBS., FEBRUARY 21, 1967
AT 11:00 A.M. (EST)
25 HOLSTEIN CATTLE: 20
registered cattle featuring
Zeus, Ivanhoe, Pabst Leader,
Baron Aim and Una breeding.
Five grade artificially bred
cons, Severn! fiesh and close
springing cows balance in
full flow of lactation. T.B.
Accredited, Certified Bangs
Free, and tested within 30
davs for out of state shipment.
This herd, until iccently, has
been on DIIIA and HIR test
with dams showing over 16,000
lbs. of milk and over 500 _ lbs.
of fat. Seven Holstein heifers
3 mos. to one year. Milk
base will be sold.
FARM MACHINERY: Farm
all H tractor, Oliver 3x14” drag
plow on rubber, Int’l. disc har
row, Int’l. corn planter, Oliver
disc grain drill, wheel barrow
seeder, Int’l. tractor mower 7
ft., cord wood saw, farm wagi\i
with hay rack, New Idea
manure spreader. Badger 8 ton
forage wagon. J. D. hay. fluffer,,
14 disc Ontario grain dpll. New-
Holland mower and h#y condi
tioner, Case S. D. fake, J. Ds.'
214 T baler with bale thrower,
Int’l. 9 ft. cultipackeK,|puhham
8 ft. cultiimilcher, Int’l. mount
ed corn planter, electric fence
controlleis, 3 Surge milkers,
dairy strainers and supplies,
miscellaneou > items.
FEED: appioximatelv 700
bales of clovei and alfalfa hay.
TERMS -
Lunch rights reserved by
owners.
Not responsible for accidents
on day of sale.
MR. & HKS.
JOSEPH T. AYERS, Owners
Port Deposit, Aid.
Phone: 658-5879
ABERDEEN SALES CO.
Sales Managers
‘Size of Soil
Ephrata vocational agricul
ture teacher, Charles Ackley The next club meeting,
spoke on Soil Texture. A film, scheduled for Friday, Feb. 17,
•to Conserve Our Heritage,’ at 730 pm., will be at the
was shown. home of Dr. Paul Schantz,
Named to a fund raising Ephrata Rl.
PUBLIC SALE
Located 1 mile west of Route 89G. and l /z mile
west of Georgetown, Bart Twp., Lancaster Co., Pcnna.
SATURDAY,
FEB. 18, 1967, 11 A.M.
700 Case (1150 hrs.) 3-16” tripbottom plows (1 yr.). 300
Case with manure loader. Farmall Super A. Cults., tobacco
hoers, plow, wood saw and Holland transplanter. New Holland
wire tie baler, Case 7 ft, mower, New Idea side rake, Cunning
ham crimper, Massey Harris 7 ft. combine with motor, AC
model 200 wheel disc harrow, Dunham cullipacker, 3 section
harrow, Oliver 13 disc drill, weeder. Case cornplanter (eagle
hitch), elevator. New Idea No. 8 spreader, 2 rubber tired
wagons with flat beds, New Idea iron wheel wagon, 5,000 to
bacco lath, air compressor.
30 TON CORN 20 TON HAY
10 TON STRAW
75 bu. wheat, sawmill lumber, tomato baskets, elec, corn
sheller, platform scales, feed cart, wheelbarrow, 2 Stewart
clippers, emory wheel, tractor chains, clover seed sower, hog
troughs and feeders, fly fogger, pot belly sto\e, bag cart, elec,
incubator, tools, many other articles.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Living room suite, table lamps, 2 iron beds and mattresses,
old beds, dishes, high chair, jugs, crocks, jars, extension table,
ice cream freezer,
ANTIQUES
2 dry sinks, full toilet set, pitcher and bowl, old rocker
crib, old fashioned bureau and washstand, organ, dough tray,
large and small copper kettle, 2 mantle clocks and alarm
clock.
3 butchering kettles No. 32 grinder, stuffer & stirrers, 4
ladels and fork. 75 heavy chickens, 7 ewes and 1 buck.
Terms by
JOHN D. ERB
Kreider & Diller, Aucts.
Lunch by the Georgetown Methodist Church.
PUBLIC SALE
] /2 Mile South of The Buck and Vi mile west of
Route 272, 12 miles south of Lancaster, Drumore Twp.,
Lancaster Co., Penna.
12 O'CLOCK NOON
FARM EQUIPMENT, TRUCKS, TRAILERS
6 TRACTORS
2 MFBS Diesel Tractors (61 & 62) fully equipped and both
high arch 1 wide front end and 1 row crop, 1 Ferguson 20,
2 AC-WC tractors, 1 AC-B tractor with cults., mower and wood
saw. MF-74-4 bottom 14 inch plow, New r Holland 77 Super PTO
baler with hyd. bale control, Massey Harris self-propelled corn
picker (6 cylinder), Massey Ferguson 3 pt. wheel rake, AC com
bine with bin (PTO), AC transport 32 Disc hanow, John Deere
Kilheffer 26 disc heavy duty offset, 5 rubber tired wagons 3 to
seven ton. 2 Little Giant grain boxes, unit type cornplanter on
tool bar, JD 3 pt. cultivators, 2 manure loaders, New Idea No.
501 and Dumore with bucket and fork.
1 Oliver manure spreader, 1 Oliver orchaid Sprayer, Oliver
high clearance trycicle type tobacco sprayer, Holland 2 tow
transplanter on rubber, 4 sets of double tobacco ladders, 10,000
tobacco lath, 2 Minnich tobacco presses, JD grain drill, Lavelle
elevator r T'Jew~Holland'"blower & pipe, IHC cornbinder, 20 ft.
-aluminum elevator (gas or electric motor), 133-€ase twine tie
RTO bajer, 4 bottom 14 inch JD plow on rubber (hyd), -JD-40
disc; trips port,'side dresser for 4 row cultivator, NH-blower .and
piper IHC coinbiftder, AC rear mounted deep tiller, spring'har
row, 3-H> hole hog feeders, hog troughs, belts, chains, tools,
2 4 000 tomato baskets, Massey Harris 4 cylinder cornpicker for
parts, v," t e’
50 TONS CORN HAY AND STRAW
1960 CB5O Ford with bubble sleeper and 8 speed Road
Ranger fully equipped. 1951 450 GMC W tag with 16 ft.
flat bed with hyd. dump. 1953 Dodge V 2 ton pick-up. 1952
Chevrolet '/> ton pick-up. 1958 Fiuehauf Stainless Steel Refer
van with spring suspension, side door & tandem axle. 1956
Tiailmobile 33 ft. flat tiailer 4 ft. sides, bows, tarp and grain
pockets, tandem axle. 1953 Freuhauf single axle van trailer. 18
ft. flat bed with plow and high sides. Tires, wheels, chains,
jacks, many other articles too numerous to mention.
CASH
Kreider & Diller, Aucts.
Particles.’
FRIDAY, FEB. 17, 1967
Lunch Available.
committee to help finance field
trips were Melvin Wise, Philip
and Calvin Zimmerman, all of
Ephrata Rl.
Terms by
H. H. MYLIN
PUBLIC SALE
3/z miles East of Mt. Joy, SVs miles West of Man*
heim, 1 mile West of Sporting Hill, located between
East Fairview and Eirsmens Mennonitc Churches,
Rapho Tvvp., Lancaster Co., Fenna.
TUESDAY, FEB. 28, 1967
12:30 P.M.
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
REGISTERED and
Wfw¥W GRADE HOLSTEINS
feSa 38 Head 38
32 milk cows of which 7 are registered. Several
nice Sequoia Ideal Jo daughters. Model Ranger daugh
ter milking 75 lb. Cows in this herd have milked up to
90 lb. and first calf heifers up to 60 lb.
4 animals due in February and March.
10 due in July and August.
6 grade bred heifers.
Butterfat test from the dairy 3.5 to 3.8 this past
year.
12 years of A.B.C. breeding.
Certified and Accredited, Charts furnished day of
sale.
Aucts, note Looking for good cows and good
udders with plenty of milk Don’t miss this sale.
Sale held under cover.
J. Everett Kreider - 284-4517
Carl Diller - 464-2233
Auctioneers and Sales Managers
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, FEB. 18, 1967
Located 12 miles East of Lancaster. 2 miles West
of Gap, First farm south of Route 30, from Kinzer,
Lane. Co., Penna.
LIVESTOCK
Complete young stock dispersal featuring GA
NEWS BLACK TIGER (yearling bull) and his 14
sisters. Tiger’s dam is Pataja Dean Sylvia, Very Good
with 5-ly 303da., 16,652 m 3.7%, 618 fat. Sire is Dibble
Ideal Dictator.
Mostly Bred heifers due late summer and fall with
dams records to 17,357 pounds of milk and 882 pounds
of butterfat.
Milk cows were sold privately but all salable
heifers that have never freshened will sell.
FARM EQUIPMENT
Farmall “400” tractor, fast hitch with 3-bottom
14” plow; Farmall “200” tractor fast hitch, with culti
vators jjnd manure loader with Shar-Lynn pump. McD
corn planter, like new; McD 7’ grass moVrer.
a *Ntsw' Holland hopper blower with 50’ pipe; New
Holland €°rn drag; Myers sprayer.-
disc harrow; Hawk-built liquid
side sjjj&der; Ontario 13 disc grain drill used 2. years;
ensilage wagon with web; three
flat wagons and heds; Smoker 26’ elevator.-!
Mjpnich tobacco press; Poultry equipment »in
cludes, 5 nests and 6 feeders; 12’ x 14’ brooder house.
500 BUSHEL EAR CORN
ACORN BARN CLEANER with cable for 22 cows
DAIRYING EQUIPMENT DeLaval 2-unit milk
er; DeLaval pump; DeLaval 60 gallon water heater;
Stainless steel wash tubs; etc.
Sale at- 12:00 noon
✓ EVERETT R. NEWSWANGER
Lunch Available ,
Henry Kettering, Pedigrees
Abe Diffenbach, Auctioneer
of
Terms by
ABEL BALMER