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HORSE and PONY SALE
MONDAY EVE., SEPTEMBER 22, 1969
MARTIN’S SALE STABLES
BLUE BALL, PA., LANCASTER COUNTY
horse * ». nd Ponies on consignment, hitched at
JJf howm 5 7°PM Sm rates - Tack and Ponies sold at 6
STABLE (717) 354-6UI
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PUBLK NIGHT SALE
OF VALUABLE LIVESTOCK
THURS.
NIGHT,
SEPT. 25
Starting 8:00 P.M. Sharp
Sale located 5 miles North of Rt. 222 along 897, 2 miles
North of Reiaholds.
60 HEAD OF CATTLE
- This includes a top herd from Wayne County plus some
esitra good fresh and close upstate cows. Also some pure
bijeds. WilHiave a few feeder cattle to be sold first.
DON’T MISS THIS SALE!
1 Buy For Cash & Save " Satisfaction Guaranteed
1 Health Charts Nite of Sale
Randal JKline Auctioneer
Vernon and Ray Kline Owners
. Phone area code 215 267-2368 or 267-2298
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NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
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PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT & HOGS
SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1969
Located 1-2 mile north of Garden Spot High School in
New Holland, corner of Weaverland and Spruce Road.
42 SOWS & 125 FEEDER PIGS
22 Yorkland Race, 10 Pure York, 1 Hampshire Boar
INTERNATIONAL 424 UTILITY TRACTOR
260 hours, Power Steering, lead in tires
216 2-way plows; Sander loader with dirt scoop;
FARMALL 200 WITH CULTIVATOR
7’ mower; corn planter with fertilizer attachment; bump
er and 2 point platform; Stauffer manure spreader; Stauffer
2rtow tobacco planter; fast hitch disc; harrow and drag;
McDeering PTO 45 baler, rubber tire wagon and trailer;
McDeenng cultipacker; 2-section rotary hoe; tobacco hoer
with motor;
180 AMP LINCOLN WELDER
3-point hog carries; farrowing crates, 12 hole round hog
feeder; iron and wooden troughs: heat lamps; truck rack
fpr 8' bed; 22’ extension ladder; wagon with 500 gallon wa
ter tank; 6,000 tobacco lath; 2 bale boxes; power hand saw;
air compressor; Frigidaire refrigerator with freezer, Fn
gldaire electric stove; 5 piece bedoom suite; two 9 x 12 rugs;
3 FEED 35 Ton Hay, 20 Ton Straw, 22 Acres of Corn in
Eiield
Sale at 12:00 Noon
fWk L Steller, 656-9055 Auctioneers
Robert E. Martin, 656-7770
Refreshments by New Holland 4-HBaby Club. „
TERMS BY:
GENE SHIRK 354-0906
LARRY MARTIN 354-7006
REFRESHMENT STAND
Terms by
Aoron & Roy Bowman
international Air
Service At Olmsted
Would Benefit Farmers at 01msled
State Agriculture Secretary _ .
Leland H Bull Mm Hams. Sludl ' s ”" d ' m } h ° Pc “’’ syl '
burg could become the hub of a vama Depaitment of Agncultuie
world-wide food distribution sys- show that Olmsted is a highl>
tem if international air service desirable site for a food distnbu
should be added to advantages ting center to seive markets in
ANTIQUE SALE
SAT., SEPT. 27 AT 12:00 NOON
MARTIN S SALE ARENA
Blue Ball, along Route 23, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Large lot of nice antiques consisting of fuimUue. glass,
china, coins and guns Commission goods accepted until
sale time
Sale Mgrs.—Gene Shirk 354-0906
Lam Martin 354-7006
Arena (717) 354-6671
PUBLIC SALE
of a DAIRY, STEER and
TOBACCO FARM
to be held
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4,1969
Located along the Colebrook Road, between Masterson
ville and Colebrook, Mt. Joy Twp., Lane. Co., Pa.
90 ACRES
more or less, 80 acres undercultivation and 10 acres in pas
ture with stream. Erected thereon is a 2Va STORY FRAME
DWELLING with 7 rooms (3 rooms & bath, upstairs & 4
rooms, downstairs) and a summer house attached. Coal
furnace with hot water heat.
LARGE FRAME BANK BARN with cement silo, 2 cow
stables for 30 cows, 1 steer stable, and a milk house (large
for N.Y. market). A large hip-roof tobacco shed-, corn barn,
stripping room, and damping cellar. Room for 12 acres of
tobacco on the farm.
This is a good producing farm. The buildings ■ are in
good repair. Lots of road frontage.
Persons wishing to view property may do so by calling
Manheim 665-4136 for an appointment. Sale to begin at 2
o’clock P.M. when terms and conditions will be made
known by:
ADA K. GEIB
Raymond Miller, Auctioneer
David Young, Attorney
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 20. 1969—31
the heavily populated Noith<
east,” Secretary Bull said
'it is close to iood producing
and processing areas," Sccrotaiy
Bull pointed out, "and is linked
to major domestic markets by
rapidly expanding air cargo ser
vice and a network of rail lines
and high-speed highways"
Preparations are now under
way to obtain U.S custom and
immigration facilities at Olm
sted, a step that would open the
•urpoit to international service.
The move is being spearheaded
by the Pennsylvania Aeronautics
Commission in cooperation with
the Chamber of Commerce of
Gieater Hauisbuig
In endorsing this action. Sec
ictary Bull said the move could
have significant economic advan
tages for Pennsylvania agncul
tuie and the state's four-billion
dollar food industry The Penn
svlvania Depaitment of Agucul
tuie, he pointed out, has paitici
pated in food tiade missions i»
Em ope. Japan and the Cauibean
in the past two yeais and ,s
actively engaged in seeking wavs
to expand foieign maikets tor
Pennsylvania faun and food pio
ducts
“I have instiucted the duec
tois of our Bmeaus of Animal
and Plant Industries to contact
their counterparts in neighbor
ing states and in the U S De
partment of Agriculture to de
termine what would be required
at Olmstead This is especially
important in dealing with any
plant and animal quarantines
that may be imposed, he said.
“The importance on interna
tional air service to a potential
food distribution center at Olm
sted cannot be over-emphasized," >
Secretary Bull declaied.
Fertilizer
Applying fertilizer at this
I tune of year to stimulate growth
on shrubs, trees or roses should
not be practiced New growth
late in the Fall is likely to be
come a victim of more severe
Winter killing We therefore
discourage any fertilizei applica
tions until the plants have be
come dormant Rose bushes,
however, should be spiayed regu
larly for control of insects and
d-seases, the strongei the plant
as it goes into the Wintei. the
less the dangei of Wintei killing.
Latei in the Fall and just before
the ground freezes, it is advis
able to place a mound of topsoil
aiound the plants covering the
mam stem foi fmthei pi election.
CATTLE
SALES
EVERY
TUESDAY
LARGE SELECTIONS
OF CATTLE DIRECT
FROM PRODUCERS
EACH WEEK.
STAUNTON
LIVESTOCK
MARKET, INC.
C & O Flats
Staunton, Ta,