PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY
AND HEIFERS
1 mile west of Jennersville on Route 796, 3 mile east of
Dalesville off Route 41 on Route 796 on Baker Road.
THURSDAY, MARCH 11,1971
11 A. M.
Massey Ferguson Diesel 180 450 hrs. wide front 12 speed
multi-power adjustable steering wheel, Massey Ferguson
165 diesel 1,000 hrs. wide front 12 speed multipower, M.F.
50 tractor just rebuilt, M.F. 16 in. 4 bottom semi mount trip
bottom with coulters (good), M.F. 7 ft. mower 3 pt. 2 yrs.,
New Idea crimper 2 years, M.F. baler with thrower Model
12 - 2 yrs., M.F. rake 3 pt., Massey Harris rake, Little Giant
30 ft. elevator 1 year, 2 Grove wagons with factory beds and
high sides beds 2 yrs., I.H.C. 13 disc grain drill, Massey
Ferguson corn planter 3 pt., 3 disc harrows 2 are 3 pt., pulvi
mulcher, 9 ft. cultipacker 2 yrs.
New Holland P.T.O. manure spreader 130 bu. (1 yr.),
J.D. fertilizer spreader, 2 spring harrows, M.F. cultivator
3 pt., M.F. rotary hoe, I.H.C. forage harvester, 2 blowers
with pipe 1 - New Holland P.T.0., 1 flat wagon, N.H. flail
chopper, wheel barrow, feed cart, weather hood fits 165 or
180, N.H. 77 baler, 2 metal hay racks and feed bunks (Frey
Bros.), pig feeder and trough, 3 trailers, 200 bu. oats.
3 Surge elec, pulsator milkers 1 - 55, 2 - 50 lb., S.S.
double tubs, 1 milker pump, fly fogger.
34 Grade Holstein Heifers.
16 due from March till August, 18 due from 3 month to 14
month.
8 daus. of Bellshazzar, 2 daus. of Seaman and other arti
ficial sires used.
T.B. and Bangs acc., vac., charts sale day.
1-8 month old bull, 1 - 800 lb. bull.
2 - 700 lb. Holstein steers.
15 brown Sex-Link pullets (laying).
Forks, brooms, shovels and other articles not mention
ed.
Terms by,
CHARLES J. and ANNA G. MOORE
Ereider and Diller, Aucts. -
West Fallowfield Christian Day School, Lunch.
RUSSELL HEILMAN & SON
PUBLIC SALE
85 - Reg. Canadian Holsteins - 85
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1971
4 MILES NORTH-WEST OF LEBANON
1 MILE NORTH OFCLEONA AND ROUTE 422
30 FALL COWS, due Sept., Oct. and Nov.
30 FRESH AND CLOSE SPRINGERS
Herd Sire GEM ROCK IVAN JACK, #1575486
Dams Record ,
2 years old 318 days 14057 milk 608 fat 44%
3 years old 308 days 14806 milk 631 fat 46%
5 years old 365 days 20571 milk 905 fat 44%
D H.I.A. Records announced sale day.
Special PECORADALE ROYALIST DOTTIE, #6714999
Good Plus, Fresh
Records 2 years old 329 days 16908 milk 631 fat
3 years old 307 days 19317 milk 701 fat
3 Daughters of Roybrook Telstar
3 Daughters of Selling Rockman
3 Daughters of Lassie Leader
4 Daughters of Forest Lee Rockett Centurian
5 Daughters of Glenafton Royal Hamilton
Incomplete D.H I.A. Records of the following cows
Ronary Nettie Lass Queen 66 Days 4929 Milk 188 Fat
Penter Rag Apple Royal 65 Days 5150 Milk 197 Fat
Mt. Healy Royal Daisy 135 Days 6277 Milk 274 Fat
Northdell Ajax Hamilton Spot 95 Days 4769 Milk 167 Fat
Weeping Birch Royal Reta 115 Days 5302 Milk 175 Fat
Masprue Telstar Star 90 Days 4613 Milk 159 Fat
Chorassa Supreme Stella 44 Days 2828 Milk 101 Fat
30 Started HEIFER CALVES from above cows
Some good show prospects and F.F.A. Calves
Test Charts Sale Day
100 YORKSHIRE HOGS 25-Bred Gilts,
3 Service Age Boars, Balance Shoats (40 to 100 lbs.)
ORDER OF SALE: HOG SALE 12:00 P.M.
CATTLE SALE 1:00 P.M.
Pedigrees—Fred Naugle, Carlisle, Pa.
Auct.—Dupes & Ebersole -
Write for Catalog:
RUSSELL HEILMAN & SON
ROUTE #4, LEBANON, PA. 17042 Phone 717-867-1625
Public Sale Register
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MON. MAR 15—11 AM. Public
Sale of Farm Machinery and
Corn located along Route 324, 6
miles south of Lancaster, just
north of Marhcville. Terms by
Mrs Horace F. Good, Kreider
and Diller Auctioned s
Public Auction
90 Registered & Top Grade
Holstein Dairy Cattle
Sale to be held in the dairy barn arena at the Aberdeen
Sales Company in Churchville, Harford Co., Md., located on
Md. Rt. 22, 6 mi. east of Bel Air, Md., (via U.S. Rt. 1) and
6 mi. west of Aberdeen, Md., (via U.S. Rt. 40 or Kennedy
Highway) on
FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1971
at 8:00 P. M.
This sale features the entire herd of Dale Vaughn of
Bel Air, Md. This is the best herd we have offered in some
time. The herd consists of 12 close springers, 10 cows re
cently fresh and the balance in full flow of milk; bred back
for fall production. These cows have a lot of quality and are
producing well. Cows have been examined for pregnancy.
We will sell 20 open heifers from this herd. These heifers
are daughters of top cows and are by the best bulls. They
are large enough to breed at any time.
We will have a group of Canadian heifers to sell that are
close or recently fresh. Other consignments of local cows
and heifers will also be sold. Plan to help yourself by pur
chasing one or more of these fine animals.
All cows T. B. Accredited, Certified Bangs Free and
tested within 30 days of sale. Freshening dates, breeding
dates, due dates and milk weights will be available.
TERMS: CASH
ABERDEEN SALES COMPANY
Sale Managers
Phone; 301-734-6050
Night: 301-734-7105 - 301-734-7978
PUBLIC SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FARM MACHINERY
SAT., MAR. 13, 1971
Located'on Harristown Road, IV2 miles off Route 30, turn
north on Vinage Road, or 1 mile south of Pequea Valley High
School, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania,
424 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR
Power steering with 1100 hours
2 14- trip bottom plows, 7-ft grass mower; McDeermg 28 disc
harrow; McDeering 3-point com planter; New Idea No. 12A
spreader; New Idea rake on rubber, 22-ft. elevator; rubber-tired
wagon with, bed, weeder, potato planter; 2-row marker; log roller;
tobacco ladder with running gear; spring harrow; spike harrow,
shovel harrow; walker plow; bale box; old pot belly stove; iron
troughs, milk cans, pea scales.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
4-leg walnut drop leaf table; half dozen half-spindle chairs,
old flour chest; old dry sink; old farm table; old saddle bench;
old wood box; old dated jars; jelly cupboard; old spice boxes;
old oil lamp; cedar chest; small stands; 3 large iron kettles; 2
copper kettles; small iron kettles; butcher tools; 2 copper wash
boilers; stirrers; dough tray; crocks; jugs; jjld molasses jug;
candle mold; washstands; chairs; rockers; apple and cherry seed
er; bread pans; cream kettle; old butter churn; 6 wooden tubs;
pump trough; crib; coverlet; bedding and many other articles not
mentioned.
Sale at 11:00 a.m.
Robert E. Martin, 656-7770 and
Frank L. Steller, 656-9055 Auctioneers
Steller and Shenk, Clerks
AUCTIONEERS NOTE; Household Goods sold first.
Refreshments by Kinzer Fire Company
MON MAR 15—10 AM. Public TUES MAR 16 730 PM.
Sale of Farm Machinery at the [ Semi-Monthly Dairy Sale at
M. M Weaver and Sons Farm Galena, Md Harry Rudmck &
Equipment Stole Massey Fergu- Sons, Inc Auctioneeis and Sale
son Sales and Service, 4 miles | Manager
v»est of New Holland on Route
23 turn north on Groffdale
Road Terms by M M. Weaver
& Sons, Leola, Pa
36 TON OF CORN
Terms by
ELAM H. BUCKWALTER
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 6,1971 —
TUES. MAR. 16—12 Noon Public
Sale of Farm Machinery and
Household Goods along road be
tween Smithville and Rawlins
ville, one mile west of 272 from
Smithville ‘along , Rawlmsville
road, 10 miles South of Lancas
ter, Terms by Willis M Groff,
Ki eider and Dillei, Auctioneers.
WED MAR 17—12 Noon Paul
Z Martin’s Diaft Horse and
Mule Sale m Blue Ball, Pa
THURS MAR 18—12 00 Noon
Public Sale of Registered Hol
stein Dispersal located 2 miles
south of Rt #23, Vz mile east
of Mascot along Musser School
Road, Lancaster Co , Pa.
THURS. MAR. 18 10 00 A M.
Pubhc Sale of Farm Equipment
and Household Goods located
four miles east of Elizabethtown,
along the Harvest Road. Take
Elizabethtown Road to Drum
heller’s Garage: go north on
Trail Road to Harvest Road.
Sale by Frank M. and Mary H.
Herr, Elizabethtown, Pa. Ray
mond Miller and Rufus Geib,
Auctioneers.
THURS. MARCH 18 Public
Sale of Farm Equipment and
Household Goods. Located 4
miles east of Elizabethtown.
Sale by Frank and Mary Herr,
Raymond Miller, auctioneer.
FRI. MAR 19—10 A.M Public
Auction of New and Used Farm
and Industrial Equipment locat
ed 4 miles north of York, Pa",
on Route 181 or 20 miles south
of Harrisburg from Interstate
83 Exits 10 or 11. Sale by
York County Farm and Indus
tnal Equipment Co, Inc. Emigs
ville, Pa.
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P. 0. Box 285
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Telephone (717) 626-8561
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