22—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 4, 1967
Sale Register
S\T MAT? 4—Public Sale of
road building & paving equip
ment t nicks & tools Honey
bmok. U-o Klliolt owner
SAT MAR 4—Public Sale of
Faim Equipment located south
of New D’liuille Pa. Teims by
Eh in McMichael
S\T M\R 4—12 noon. New &
used Faun Equip.. Household
goods & antiques Slander
Ilomestea I Faim, East Bail,
Pa. R=l
S\T MAR 4—Public Sale of
Implements Antiques & some
Household Goods at Bainbndge
R 1 Located 4 mi west of
Elisabethtown. I’j mi noith
east of Bainbridge Teims by
Abnei II Risser
MON MARCH 6 Annual
Spring Sale of Faim Equip
ment by M M Weaver and
Sons, located 4 mi west of
New Holland
MON MAR 6—Public Sale of
Farm Equipment, located at
Pleasant Giove, Fulton Twp.
Terms by Giavson Cooper
TUES MAR 7—Wood Disper
sal. Little Marsh between
Wcllsboio u nd Westfield. Ti
oga Co
TUES MAR 7—Thud Annual
Machines Community Sale by
Eieiett Kieidei at Ki eider
Fai m
WED MAR B—Oiu huge an
nual all daj spung sale of
Faim Eqirp We sell on com
mission Paul Z Mai tin, Blue
Ball Pa
THURS MAR 9—Complete
Holstein Dispei sal Sale near
East Pete'sbuig Pa by Sam
Dum
FRI MAR 10 Quairyland
Faim Complete Dispei sal at
the faim located 15 mi fiom
Lebanon Lancastei Tuinpike
mtei change 26 mi noith of
Lancastei Fa 10 mi south of
Rte 22 Teims by David M
Resslei Mveistown. Pa
FRI MAR 10—Public Sale of
Entue Deny Cows and Fann
ing Implements located Vj mi.
noith of QuanyviUe along the
Carnal go Road on the Ol'au
Keene Faim, Eden Twp, Lan
castei Co Pa Teims by Clay
ton J Metzlei
FRI MAR 10—Public Sale of
Lnestock and Faim Equip
ment alone Rt 340 lust east of
White Hoise Lancastei Co
Teims by Meivm Smokei
SAT MAR 11—Public Sale of
Valuable Faim Machmeiy. Or
chaid Equipment and Personal
Piopeitv located at Windsoi
R 1 Pa v 4 mi east ol Windsoi
at EmenheiseisOiehaid Teims
by Paul W Emenheisei
SAT MAR 11—Public Sale of
Household Goods at W 1 11 o w
Stieei Pa by Jacob Dagen
SAT MAR 11—Public Sale of
Daily and Faim Machmeiy at
Conestoga RD by John Stoner
SVT MAR 11—Livestock faim
machmeiy. ciops, and house
hold furnishings at Comog,
Chestei Co by Charles Mess
nei ownei
TUES MAR 14—Complete drs
pei'al of ‘Bcmne BL'ii'k - Faum,
Cattle & mrlkmg equipment,
E\ton Wn Pamv Jr ownen
WED MAR 15—Complete Hol
stein Disp Manheim, Pa by
Waltei Cassel
THURS MAR 16—Public Sale
oi Daily Faim Machmeny &
Household Goods, Ba'iWbiidge,
by Ham y C Wr hams
FRI MAR 17—Public Auction
of faim machmeiy feed and
daily cattle, located 2 nu
southwest of New Fieedom, Pa
Teims by Mi & Mis Samuel
C Hoff
SAT MAR 18—Complete Hol
st em Ditpei'al & Faim Equfp
mer.it Intel coin se, Pa by Leon
Hess
SAT MAR 18—Penna Land
lace Swine Ass’n Show at 10
a m and sale at 1 pm, Blue
Ball, Pa James Z Marlin,
Chi istiana Rl, secy-tieas
SAT APR I—Public Sale of
Valuable Real Estate, Peisonal
Piopeity and Antiques on cor
nei of Becker RJ and Oiegon
Rd at P. D ffl, Leola, Pa. in
Manheim Twp Ivan R Buch
Estate Teims by Paul S Buoh,
moans Hie 'number of Hems,
not units.
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PUBLIC SALE
Farm Equipment
Monday, March 6, 1967
Will be offered at Public Sale at the M. M. Weaver and Sons
Farm Equipment Store, Massey Ferguson Sales and Service. 4
miles west of New Holland on Route 23, 1 and one-half miles
northeast of Bareville, on the North Groffdale Road one mile
on the right opposite the Groffdale Mennonite Church, the fol
lowing, to wit:
30 TRACTORS
We expect to have 50 Tractors by day of sale
John Deere 4020 Diesel with Power Shift transmission;
Massey-Ferguson 165 Gas Standard Clearance; Massey-Ferguson
165 Gas Hi-Clearance with Multi-Power; Massey-Ferguson 65
Diesel Hi-Clearance with Multi-Power; 2 Massey-Ferguson
65 Diesels Standard Clearance; Massey-Ferguson 65 Gas Stan
daid Clearance; Massey-Ferguson 50 Standard Clearance;
Massey-Ferguson 50 Hi-Clearance; Massey-Ferguson 50-row
Crop; Massey-Ferguson 35 Gas; Ford 881 Gas Select-O-Speed
with 3-speed PTO and Heavy Wheel Weights; Oliver 880 Gas:
(Above Tractors all have Power Steering); Ford 871 Select-O-
Speed Diesel; Minn-Moline 445 Row Crop; Minn-Moline 335
with Sauder Loader; 2 Massey-Harris 44-4; Massey-Harns 33;
Farmall “A” with Cultivator & Plow; Farmall C with 2-way
Plow; Farmall Cub with Cultivator, Snow Plow and Flail
Mower; 2 John Deere “A”; 2 John Deere “B”; 2 Oliver 77; SC
Case; Farmeze Tobacco Hoer; (The following have Steel
Wheels.) Allis-Chalmers “B” with Cultivator; Allis Chalmers
“CA” with Cultivator; IH 10-20.
HAYING EQUIPMENT
Massey-Ferguson “44” S.P. Swather with Crimper; Massey-
Ferguson 12 Baler with thrower; New Holland 271 Baler; New
Holland Bale Thrower; Ferguson Baler; Massey-Ferguson 3
Baler; New Holland 66 Baler; 2 McKee Hay Harvesting Ma
chines with Automatic Unloader and Pipe; Demonstrator Farm
hand Hay Rake; New Holland 56 Rake; John Deere 350 Rake;
2 New Idea 4-bar Rake; New Idea 3-point Rake; 2 IH Hay
Rakes; Ferguson 3-polnt Rake; John Deere “7” 3-point Mower;
Minn-Moline 3-point Mower; John Deere “5” Mower; Ford
Mower; IH 2-point Mower; Cunningham Hay Fluffer, like new;
Cunningham Hay Conditioner; John Deere Crimper.
FORAGE EQUIPMENT
IH 16 Forage Harvester 9 knives with Corn Head, A-l Con
dition; IH 15 Forage Harvester with Corn Head; 2 Allis Chalm
ers Forage Harvesteis; Allis Chalmers Blower with motor.
PLOWS and TILLAGE EQUIPMENT
Ferguson 3-14 Plow; Oliver 3-point 2-14 Spring Trip Plow;
2 Minn-Moline 3-14 Spring Trip Plows; John Deere 44 Plow;
New 10-ft. Cultipacker; Brillion 10-ft. Cultipacker Harrow; John
Deere Disc Harrow; Massey-Ferguson 3-point 28 Disc Harrow;
Spring-tooth Cultivator for John Deere 520 Tractor; 2 Ford
Rear Mounted Cultivators; 5-ft. Ciiltimulchei; Front Mounted
Cultivator for 300 IH Tractor; 8-ft. Wheel Disc and Harrow
Roller.
PLANTING EQUIPMENT
3 Twin-Row Stauffer Transplanters; Oliver 4-row Corn
Planter; Case 13x7 Grain Drill; Oliver 16x7 Grain Drill; IH 14x7
Grain Drill; John Deere 246 3-point Corn Planter; IH Corn
Planter; 2 Ferguson Corn Planters.
COMBINES and COEN PICKERS
MH 6-ft. Pull-type Combine; Oliver Pull-type Combine;
Wood Bios. 1-row Pull-type Corn Picker; Massey-Ferguson 1-row
Pull-type Corn Picker.
We have 12 Used Self-Propelled Combines in Stock for
sale. We plan to have Public Sale on June 10, 1967 for these
machines.
Brady 90-bu. Liquid; New Holland 331; John Deere “N”;
New Idea PTO; New Idea 17; New Idea 12A.
MISCELLANEOUS FARM EQUIPMENT
Smoker Elevator; 10-ft. Ezee-Flow Lime Drill; John Deere
45 Front-End Loader; Sander Snow Blade; 3 Flat Wagons; Trex
ler Potato Cutter with Seed Treater and Flevator; Denlinger
Hammermill; Shop Built Grinder Mixer; IH 1-row Potato
Digger; 2-wheel Farm Trailer; 5,000 Tobacco Lath; Grain Blow
er with Flexible Rubber Suction Pipe; And Many Other Articles
Not Mentioned.
Financing available on day of sale.
Sale begins at 10:00 a.m. with small items. 10:30 a.m. Farm
Machinery in field. 2:00 p.m. Tractors. Monday, March 6, 1967
when terms will be made known by
M. M. WEAVER & SONS
Paul Z. Martin, Auctioneer North Groffdale Road, Leola, Pa.
George Weaver and Wm. Z. Martin, Clerks Ph: 717-656-7702
of
MANURE SPREADERS
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foil up, making a dish whd'ch use n piece of foil any hunger
will hold the spillover. Place than you need it. Never coveli*
the foil or. am oven nek di- the entire raek with foil.
QUARRYLAND FARM COMPLETE DISPERSAL
DAVID M. RESSLER MYERSTOWN, PENNA.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10 at 11:00 A.M.
At the farm Take Railroad St. out of Myerstown to
Richland St. Follow Richland St. over Railroad bridge to old
schoolhouse, turn left. Watch for Arrows. 15 miles from Leb
anon-Lancaster Turnpike interchange. 26 miles north of Lan
caster, Pa. 10 miles south of Route 22.
125 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
(62 Milking Age 15 Bred Heifers 20 Op Yrlgs. 23
mostly fall heifer calves 2 Bull Calves 3 Herd Sires)
Bang’s Certified, T.B. Accred., Calf Vacr. All tests within
30 days. Exam for Preg. & Mastitis. Eligible for immediate
shipment anywhere.
THESE GOOD RECORD COWS ALL SELL!! 1 with 845-
lbs. fat. 4 from 705 to 764-lbs. fat. 17 from 605 to 698-lbs. fat.
9 from 526 to 593-lbs. fat. 11 from 401 to 496-lbs. fat. Others
on test now with first calf.
SANDSDALE SOV REFLECTION LUCKY SELLS WITH
27 DTRS. AND 25 HEAD BRED TO HIM!! By Rosafe Supreme
Reflection and out of a “VG-87” 720-lb., All Penna. 2 yr. old.
2nd dam the famous Molly Belle Lyons “EX-91” with 941 fat.
“Lucky” is the sire of the Ist Pr. 3 yr. old and Best Udder
in Class at the 1966 Penna. Farm Show, owned by Howard
Weiss.
TOPEER PRINCESS POCAHONTAS “VG-87” SELLS
WITH 20 GR’DTRS.!! 5 yr. 365 d. 2x 21,499 M. 3.9% 845 Fat.
A beautiful cow carrying the Dunloggin - Burke cross of breed
ing. Her son by Mistyvale Master Duke “E” was used heavily
in the herd and left 20 dtrs.
THIS IS A GOOD HERD THAT WILL PLEASE ANY
ONE!! MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND AND BUY!!
800 gal. DeLaval Creamy Package Air Cooled Bulk Tank
sells.
Quantity of hay and straw also selling.
Sale starts 11:00 A.M. Lunch by Stouchsburg Christ
Lutheran Church Catalogs.
R. AUSTIN BACKUS INC.
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers
Mexico, N.Y.
THIRD ANNUAL
COMMUNITY SALE
Off Route 272, 14 mile South of the Buck,
12 miles South of Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pa.
TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1967
at 11 A.M.
10 TRACTORS
Farmall 350 Diesel fast hitch and
IHC #3ll 14 in. 3 bottom plow,
John Deere 520 Power Steering rollo-matic 3 pt.,
1010 John Deere, Power Steering with 500 hours,
3 John Deere B and 2 cultivators, Minneapolis Model Z,
good rubber, Cockshutt 20, 88 Oliver Diesel, Massey Harris 33.
4 - 3 bottom John Deere 14 in. trip bottom plows, Oliver 2 bot
tom trailer plow, 4 disc harrows, 2 John Deere 24 and 40, (28
IHC and a 3 pt.), 12 ft. John Deere Spring harrow, 2 ■ 3 section
spring harrow, Cobey cultipacker, J. D. spring harrow ■ 12 ft.,
I.H.C. 3-bottom plow, 14-incli, a Mellinger garden tractor, a
Lawn Boy “250” lawn mower, I.H.C. corn planter, #5O J.D.
blower with pipe and auger, 1 farm wagon.
2 combines - John Deere 12A with motor and an Allis
Chalmers, New Holland 77 baler, 2 mowers, Oliver and AC 7 ft.,
3 crimpers - JD, Myers and Cunningham, 3 manure spreaders -
New Holland 145 bu. and 2 New Ideas, 2 cornplanters - Oliver,
IHC for Farmall A, Case Forage wagon, 3 beaters, N. H. table
blower with pipe, Field sprayer on 3 pt., Tri-Co pump, Planet
Jr. garden tractor, Case 2 pt. rake, IHC 16 disc grain drill, IHC
wagon with high sides and unloading unit. New Idea 1-row corn
picker, J.D. No. 6 forage harvester.
Following items Henry Nissley’s potato equipment. 2 row
Oliver Ironage planter, JO 2 row digger, Olson roto beater,
Trexter seed cutter, Boggs grader, 2 - 500 lb. platform scales.
2 row Stauffer tobacco planter, 1 double ladders, 2 presses,
1 Minnich, IHC low down wagon, IHC 10-disc, drill, Henderson
loader with tank and valve fits Super A, Manure loader and
large snow blade to fit Ford or Ferguson tractor.
Allis Chalmers forage harvester (good), weeder with seed;
attachment, 36 in. hay dryer with 5 hp. motor mounted on c
trailer, sawbuck, portable cattle loading chute, hog
cornsheller, new locust posts, 10 ton screw jack, tobacco lath, i
pr. of 13x24 tractor tubes, air compressor, electric drills.
1956 BUICK 2 DOOR, RADIO AND HEATER
HAY STRAW CORN
1965-M5O HD MOTORCYCLE
6 chairs and table, glider and porch chairs, 4xB plywood
table, picnic table, 2 blackboards 4x4, wheel barrow, Briggs tc
Stratton Motor, Skil saw, chains, carpenter tools, plumbing
tools. Many articles not mentioned
Lunch by Rawlinsville Fire Co.
Free meal ticket to all those present at start of sale.
DAVID M. RESSLER
Owner,
Myerstown, Penna.
Terms by
KREIDER and DILLER
Auctioneering Service