PUBLIC SALE
of
FARM MACHINERY AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1967
Located on the road leading from Mastersonville
to Chiques Brethren Church known as the Gibble
Farm; Lancaster Co., Pa.
4 TRACTORS John Deere 60 tractor, John Deere
M tractor with cultivator and plow, John Deere 420
tractor with 2-row cultivator, Massey Ferguson 35
tractor with MF-32 manure loader and a 66 2-bottom
plow.
John Deere 3-bottom 14 trip plow, John Deere 127 single
row corn picker, John Deere 290 corn planter (3 pt.), John
Deere 28 disc, Oliver 20 disc, Case Roto hoe, Mass. 135 side
monnted mower, New Idea 4-bar rake, New Idea 12-A manure
spreader, McCormick No. 35 power-take-off spreader, Massey-
Ferguson 10 pickup baler, Smoker bale elevator, McCormick
grain drill. Bear Cat, 4A hammer mill, Stauffer 2-row tobacco
planter, double tobacco hoers, small tobacco hoers, 2 tobacco
wagons & ladders, 2 Minnich tobacco presses, 2 wagons with
16 ft. beds, Little Giant grain bin and wagon, 7,000 tobacco
laths, 52-gal. hot water heater, 165-gal. oil tank with pump, 2-
horse bob-sled sprayer boom & pump, hydiaulic jacks, meat
grinder, butch knives, forks, shovels, chains, and many other
items.
GRAINS 500 bu. Barley, 50 ton Ear Corn, 20 ton Mixed
Hay, 20 ton Straw, and Soy Bean Hay.
TRUCKS 1963 HODGE PICK-UP TRUCK with calf
racks; 1950 HODGE U TRUCK, and a 1957 Chevrolet Sedan.
1958 ROYCRAFT MOBILE HOME 10x45 ft.
WITH A RIGHT END KITCHEN & 2 BEDROOMS.
Sale to begin, at 11:30 A.M. when terms and condi
tions will be made known by:
RUFUS HALDEMAN
Partial Estate of John Haldeman
RUFUS GEIB, AUCTIONEER
FAUS & FAUS, CLERKS
Lunch by Mastersonville Fire Company
PUBLIC SALE
ENTIRE DAIRY COWS AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Friday, March 10, 1967
11:00 A.M.
Located x z Mile North of Quarryville along the Camargo
Road on the Clair Keene Farm, Eden Township, Lancaster
County, Pa.
32 COWS
4 Bred Heifers 6 Young Heifers
1 Registered Bull
About the half of these cows are registered, DHIA Records,
over 16,000 lbs. of milk and 500 lbs. of fat. Most of these cows
are ABB, Butter Boy and Reflector Breeding. Most of these
cows are home raised. 30 day health chart with each animal.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS CONSISTING OF
961 FORD DIESEL TRACTOR W/POWER STEERING, LIVE
HYDRAULIC, LIVE PTO AND WHEEL WEIGHTS;
88 OLIVER DIESEL TRACTOR, LIVE PTO;
SUPER A FARMALL TRACTOR W/CULTS. AND HOERS;
H FARMALL TRACTOR, A J.D. TRACTOR,
B J.D. TRACTOR WITH CULTIVATORS;
4 Row J.D. Corn Planter (nearlj new), J.D. Grain Drill
(nearly new), 2 Row Hevshey Transplanter (nearly new), 65
New Holland Baler with P.T.O. Model Thrower, Myer Mower
and Crusher, 30 ffcj Little Giant Elevator (new), N. I. Side Rake,
3 Case Wagons (With -Sides, 1 Case 1 Wagon Flat Bed, J. D.
Chuckwagon, J. D. Blower and Pipe, A. C. Combine, 2 False
Front Unloaders and Power Unit, International Mower Model
2 Manure Loader Ford, International Spreader,
J; D? Spreader, N. I. Spreader, International Model 24 Mounted
2-Row J Cbm Picker,
J.D. 2 'Bottom 16” 3 Point Hook Trip Bottom Plow, Oliver 3
Bottom 14” Trailer Trip Bottom Plow, International 14” 2 Bot
tom Trailer Plow, International 3 Bottom 14” Trailer Plow, 3
Bottom Disc Plow, 3 International Disc Harrows, 1 Oliver
Disc Harrow, 3 Section Roller, 10 ft. Cultipacker, Spring Har
row, Ford Cultivators 3 Point Hook-up, 7 Single Tobacco
Ladders, 2 Double Tobacco Ladders, 3 Tobacco Presses, Surge
Pump Sp 22, 3 • 50 lb. Milking Units, 2 - 16 qt. Buckets and
Strainers, Snow Plow, Grain Auger, Wheel Barrow, Heat Houser
for Oliver, Utility Cart, Calf Stall, Pig Trough, Baler Twine,
Gates and other articles.
LUNCH SERVED BY' LADIES’ BIBLE CLASS OF
CHESTNUT LEVEL CHURCH
Keisey Biadley, Auctioneer
Kirk and Eschbach, Clerks
of -j-
SALE BY
CLAYTON J. METZLER
Chick Hatchery Costs
Evaluated In Study
Obtaining greater efficiency states. Researchers reviewed
in chick hatcheries is the ob- records for these hatcheries,
ject of a report recently pub- and checked costs against sim
lished by (he U.S. Department ulated costs of six model
of Agriculture. hatcheries.
The fifth in a series about Emphasis of the study was
poultry hatcheries, the report on hatchery sizes, “lowest
analyzes management of 24 cost” hatcheries, scheduled op
egg-type chick hatcheries in 10 erations, length of operating
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DISPERSAL
Thursday, March 9, 1967
On the premises located on Gre> stone Road, East Peters
burg, just off Route 72, 11 miles south of Turnpike Interchange,
5 miles south of Manheim.
55 HEAD 55
REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
Some prospects for high classification.
Also selling Cow Mats. Sale held in tent.
4 Generation Catalogues, Machinery and Milking Equipment
sold at later date.
Lunch and Good Trucks Available.
For more information, or Catalogues Contact:
SAMUEL A. DUM
OWNER
SAMARY FARM, 2191 Greystone Road, East Petersburg, Pa.
Phone: 717-569-0198 or Sale Committee
Carl Diller, Beaver Valley Pike, Lancaster, Pa.
Diller, Kreider, Stoltzfus
Auctioneers, Pedigrees and Manager
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PUBLIC SALE
Farm Equipment
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1967
2 Miles West of Rt. 222, North of Penna.-Md. line,
along road leading from Pleasant Grove to Haines Sta
tion, Fulton Township.
ALLIS-CHALMERS EQUIPMENT AC Dl7
DIESEL WITH WIDE FRONT WHEELS, AC Dl7
GAS WITH WIDE FRONT WHEELS, 2 sets tractor
chains for same, AC MODEL 56 FLAIL CHOPPER, AC
8 FT. MOUNTED DISC, AC FRONT END LOADER,
AC REAR BLADE, AC MOUNTED CORN PLANTER,
3 AC 14 IN. 3 BOTTOM PLOWS, AC HAY RAKE, AC
WD CULTIVATORS. AC Hydraulic Ram. Oliver Or
chard Disc, 2 FARMHAND FORAGE WAGONS.
1 Flat Bed Wagon - 7 x 16, Oliver Cultipacker,
Spare parts for Oliver and International Cultipacker,
1 Spring Harrow, EZ Flow Lime & Fertilizer Spreader,
2 Model 17 New Idea Manure Spreaders, 2 False End
Gates for silage wagons. Field Sprayer, Wood Saw,
Feed Cart, 2 New Plastic Silage Covers 20 x 100, To
bacco Press, 3000 Tobacco Laths, Large Steel Air Tank,
1-2 Horse Electric Motor, 1-1 Horse Electric Motor,
1 - )i Horse Electric Motor.
3 - 50 LB. SURGE MILKERS WITH PERFEC
TION AUTOMATIC MILKER LIDS AND SURGE
SHELLS.
I Stainless Steel Strainer. Cow Clippers, Peach
Bottom Slate, and other miscellaneous items.
Also 2 Pianos plus numerous other Household
Items.
Aucts.
Diller and Kreider
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commercial egg-producing
SAMUEL A. DUM
COMPLETE
at 12=30 p.m.
of
Sale at 12:00 Noon
Terms by
GRAYSON M. COOPER
Lunch
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 4, 1967—23
seasons, and the extent of ca
pacity and labor usages.
SUMMARY
Ir
Wages and salaries in the 24
hatcheries average two-thirds
of the total cost of producing
each salable pullet ranging
from 59 to 77 percent depend
ing on capacity and utiliza
tion, according to the report.
Total costs for hatchery op
erations ranged from slightly
less than a dime to somewhat
more than a quarter for each,
salable pullet. Comparable
costs per salable pullet in the
model hatcheries were lower,
ranging from about a nickel to
about 23 cents, the report
notes.
Most of the commercial
hatcheries during the study
year of 1962 operated at less
than 30 percent of their top
capacity. Only nine plants op
eiated all year. All hatcheries
operated in March and April,
the peak months of the Feb
ruary-May season Nearly three
fourths oi the hatcheries oper
ated throughout this season.
Costs wei e calculated for the
model hatcheries on the basis
of 22- and 52- week operations
at various levels of capacity.
The results showed most sav
ings were realized when about
three million eggs were set per
year. The range of model op
erating volumes studied was
from one to 10 million eggs.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
FARM MACHINERY
ORCHARD EQUIPMENT
PERSONAL PROPERTY
On Saturday, March 11, 1967
At 11:30 A.M. Sharp at R. D.
#l, Windsor, Pa. mile east
of Windsor at Emenheisers Or
chard. The undersigned will
offer at public sale the follow
ing
Caterpillar D 2 tractor, Super
A Fannall ti actor with plow,
cultivators, mower, fertilizer at
tachment, mounted single row
coin planter and grader blade,
Farmall A ti actor with culti
vators and two way plow. Har
dy 200 gal. mist sprayer, Int.
five section spring harrow,
,FD three section spring harrow,
spreader, roller, roll over type
dirt, scoop, saw buck, cement
mixer, 2 two-wheel rubber tire
trailers, two horse plow, single
row coin planter, shovel plow,
single cultivator, potato digger,
bag truck, wheelbarrow, sever
al iron bog troughs, two hole
com sheller, drill press, trus
sed, 2 platform scales, small
computing scales, pile of iron,
cables, log chains block &
tackle, east iion trough, grain
bags, wire, approx. 600 new
peach baskets, approx. 100 bu.
crates, used bushel baskets, lot
of cardboaid baskets & 4 qt.
boxes, some spiay material, ap
ple packet, picking bags, sev
eral step ladders, 21 ft. ladder,
large fruit display table &
shelf, born boxes, carriers, 21”
reel type lawn mower, 2 hand
mowers, 2 coal heatrolas, cook
stove, kerosene stove, butcher
furnace & kettle, pruning tools,
garden tools, tractor chains,
sink, track & pulleys, for 10 ft*
door, cioss cut saw, used lum
bei, window sash, tarpaulins,
tobacco cases, coke jugs, cider
barrel, some small hardware
items, also some household
furniture, dishes and many ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Note: Practically all of the
above listed machinery is in
good condition.
Not responsible for accidents
on day of sale. Terms: Cash
Refreshment Rights Reserved.
PAUL W. EMENHEISER
Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer
Phone Red Lion 246-5056
Russell Frey, Clerk