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PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY, MARCH
At the Ned Wlnegardncr Farm, 3 miles Northeast of
Schellsburg, off Rt. 96 on Valley Road.
The following Allis Chalmers machinery 190 tractor wide front
end with Oliver 5-16” bottom plows; Dl7 tractor wide front end:
WD tractor with 3 bottom plows; cultivator, blower, corn
planter, 805 mounted mower, Model 56 F crop chopper, 2 row 717
N.H. forage harvester, 2 Dion self unloading wagons, 14 hoe
Ontario disc drill, 68 New Holland baler, New Holland rake and
crimper, New Idea manure spreader, 30 ft. New Idea elevator, 12
and 16 ft. Harrows, 5 wagons, New Holland silage distributor, New
Idea manure loader, cultipackei, disc harrow, Frick saw mill
Double 00, 3 head blocks, 15 ft. of carriage, 45 ft of ways, man
drel extension.
255 Gal. DeLaval bulk tank, DeLaval pipeline with 4 new
style units, 1,000 bu Oats, 2,000 bu. Corn. 145 ton Coi n Silage, 65
ton Hay, 20 ton Straw, Wheat, Barley and Rye Cow clippeis, ti ac
tor chains and many other items Good Machmeiy
TERMS CASH
MR. & MRS. NED WINEGARDNER
Schellsburg R.D., Owners
Phone 814-733-2731
Claycomb and Mishler, Aucts.
the FUTURE is HERE with
REX
SELF-UNLOADING
forage box
FUTURE
THE BOX DESIGNED WITH THE A FARMER IN MIND
SIMPLE ~. SMOOTH...
Worm Driven NO RATCHET
Main Apron
Worm Driven
Beaters
STRONG...
Bnilt with Good
New York Oak
THE FEEDING‘
NO AUGER - NO RATCHET
For
Smooth, Easy, Trouble Free
Handling Of Heavy Loads
Now is the time to buy LAMCO 14 2 beater FOR
AGE BOX mounted on heavy duty wagon w/tele
scoping tongue and 10:00 x 15 8 ply new tires.
Deduct $lOO.OO During December
75.00 During January
50.00 During February
25.00 During March
Also pre-season Bale Throw Racks and Feeder Racks.
KINZER EQUIP. CO.
Your Equipment Center in Lancaster County
Box 23, Kinzer, Pa.
12:00 Noon
Lunch will be served
SAFE ...
FINGER FORCED
FEEDING
(“PEELS" OFF THE LOAD)
$1595.00
3!, 1970
NO AUGERS
Phone 442-4186
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PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
„f cS£ : b«:»»^T S «r a nd 01 H*yil C me"l C mflc^Sf.Sv£sJ t
of Safe Harbor, \'i mile off Rt. 441, along Chestnut dove R ~
Manor Twp., Lane. Co., Pa.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1970
Large line of farm equipment sells! !
rrainuAt I 504 TRACTOR. 1300 HRS., fionl end weights and
b as kct 2pf hftch FARMALL M LIVE HYDRAULIC AND
SUPER KIT ti actor (good), good rubbm on sm^n
o-i i pinw Super Chief, 3 bottoms, 2 pt: NEW IDEA -Dili maw
URE LOADER (2 YRS.); Int Grass Mowei, 2pt Int Com Plant,
er 2ot Int #209 Plow, 2 pt; Int stalk shreddei, 2 pt, Int
350 Haivester w/540 or 1000 RPM PT O : Int model F g.a.n
1 Hi ill 13y7 Disc, Int. Spring tooth hairow 10 ft, Hydiaulic con
I ti oiled, Dunham Cultipacker, 11 ft; Bullion plow packer for 3-
14” nlnws John Deere KBA 32 Disc Harrow used 2 years, Gia
tm P S’. int #4fi baler, Int #45 baler; Int #5 side delivery
raTe on mbberf FARMALL SUPER “C” w/cult and loader
FARMALL “BN” with cult and loader; CO-OP E-4 TRAC
TOR; Brady hay ciushei, Ez-Flow fert dull 10 ft, also 8
ft fert drill, Int 140 Manure spreadei, Int 816 mower
conditioner, Smoker elevator. 26 ft. with corn attachments. Lit
tle Giant Corn drag, M H 7 ft mower; Cardinal elevatoi, Int 3
pt corn planter, Bemis 2 row tobacco plantei, Stauffei 2-iow
planter- Farquar 12 ft. weeder; 3 sect J D spring harrow,
Hydraulic dump Cart, Int Generator 1% KW. Continental power
unit w/clutch, 5 flat bed wagons, 2 Grove 6 ton L 460, one New
Idea; 5 sets double tobacco ladders, 20 ft made to take apart, 2
single ladders, 20 ft; 500 gal water tank, 4 Minnich tobacco
presses; 20,000 tobacco lath, Tractor chains, L °S chains; Polan
chain saw. Model 61; Tokea Air Compressor; 500 lb Platform
scales; Manure sled, tools and miscellaneous items too numerous
to mention
You will find equipment in shape at this sale.
ANTIQUES INCLUDE; set of Vz spindle plank chairs; (6)
Brentwood chairs, oil lamps; high chair, (4) childs chairs, settee,
spinning wheel, wash stand; witch pot; milk cans (2) gas ian s es,
space oil heater.
Sale at 11:30 A.M. by
Abram M. Barley
R#2 Conestoga, Pa.
Diller and Kreider, Aucts.
Lunch Available
PUBLIC SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AND ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1970
12:00 NOON
Located off Route 272 2 Miles East of Smitluillc
Along Sawmill Road or 3 Miles West of New' Providence
Along Sawmill and Shellcr Road.
Dinner Bell, Two Jelly Cupboards. Blanket Chest, Two
Marble Top Dressers, Maple Bedroom Suite, Two Twin
Beds, Bureau, Chest of Drawers, Desk. Wooden Clothes
Tree, Metal Wardrobe, Dining Room Suite. Living Room
Suite, Maple Coffee Table and End Tables, Flooi Lamps,
and Table Lamps, Television, Radio, Two Portable Stereo’s,
What-Not Shelves, Oak Hand Carved Door Minor. 9 bv 12
Braided Rug, Electric Stove, Refrigerator, 21 cu ft Deep
Freeze, Automatic Washer and Dryer. Bieaklast Set,
Kitchen Cabinet, Utility Cabinet. Utility Ssiver. Linen
Tablecloths, Quilts, Bedspreads, Lace Curtains, Coal Od
Lights, ‘Crocks and Jugs, Pots, Pans, Dishes. Silver, Old
Deeds Dated, Glider and Porch Furniture, 225 AMP Lin
coln Welder, Tools of all kinds, Milk Cans Manj more items
too numerous to mention.
Not Responsible For Accidents Day ot Sale
Refreshments
Sale bv
CARL JOHNSON
Auctioneer Lloyd H. Kreider
Phone 786-3394
Lancaster Farming.
Saturday. March 21. 11)70 2 1 *
Area Holstcins
Set Top Marks
The Holstein Fi lesian Asso
ciation of Amci ica has announc
cd 10 men Ilcgislcicd Holstein
cows which have achieved a
life time pioduclion total ol
more than 100,000 01 46,500
quarts of milk.
Five of the 10 aie owned b'
Donald S. Eby, Bicezy Glen
Farm, Gordonvillc.
The official testing piogiam
is sponsored by the Association
and supci vised by the state and
local testing oigamzations
Because of the high cost foi
held icplaceinents. cows that
stay in the held longer and
achieve high lifetime pi educ
tion hate pi oven to be moie
pi of liable The Holstein Asso
ciation has 35,500 cows on file
that have attained the 50 ton
pioduclion milestone
Local Holstein bieedeis and
then longtime piocluceis le
poited by the oigamzation in
elude:
Roaung Maples De Oimsb'.
Belle 4621591 (GP), 141,047 lbs
of milk and 5,215 lbs of buttei
fat in 3,204 days She is owned
by Roy H & Ruth H Book
Ronks.
Biezy Glen Ty Vic Lavon
4560566 (GP), 112,830 lbs ot
milk and 4,282 lbs of buttei bat
in 3,387 days, Breezy Glen Ivan
hoe Tiny 5205216 (GP), 108,900
lbs of milk and 4,573 lbs of but
terfat m 2,320 days, Bieezy Glen
Ivanhoe Nancy 5205214 (GP)
106,680 lbs of milk and 4,429
lbs of butterfat in 2,442 days
Breezy Glen M Cutie 5205218
105,490 lbs of milk and 4,185
lbs of butterfat in 2,442 days
Breezy Glen Dean Jewel 5205211
(GP), 102,330 lbs. of milk and
4,426 lbs of buttei fat in 2 442
days. All are owned by Donald
S Eby, Bieezy Glen Farm, Goi
donville.
Tiout Spung Lad Beets Beck\
5199346 (GP), 106,630 lbs of
milk and 3,971 lbs of butteifat
m 2,533 days, Tiout Spung Hoe
Diane 4941205 (VG), 103,662
lbs of milk and 4 209 lbs oi
butteifat in 2,991 days Both aie
owned by John E Kieidei, Lan
caster
Keystone D M lann 5023714
(GP) 105 420 lbs ol milk and 3
930 lbs ot batteiiat in 2 838
days She is owned by Chailo=
C Tindall, Peach Bottom
Valley Run Regal Ilrzel 4521
274 (GP,, 106 300 lbs of milk
and 5 452 lbs oi butteifat in
3 174 days She is ovned In
Ailhui D & Mai j K Wcngei
Manhcim
New gwin-Rctv PlariEng
May Reiss Crop Yields
The yield adiantagcs of nai
iowiow coin and beans ha\c
been documented
More evenly diatnbuted
plants, beltei use ol light cn
eigy, and quickei shading to
smothei weeds and consent
moistuie aie some oi the lea
sons why the 20s and 30s nun
beat the old 40-inch spacings
Now, a fev/ Com Belt faim
eis aie tiymg a new planting
scheme engineeicd to give then
all the advantages oi nanow
lows without taking away then
tieedom to cultivate and use
conventional icwciop equip
ment
Called paned-iow oi twin
iow planting it amounts to put
ting two lows side by side
leaving moie space foi tiactoi
tnes between pans Is it woith
the trouble of reshuffling yom
planter and cultivator’
Some farmers are convinced
it is.