Holstein Sale
Saturday, May 22, 1971 12:30
40 HEAD -- Mosriy Conadian and Penno.
riofstcms wsh, close, several due June & July
A Sample of Quality Selling:
• Sfeilmg Triune Achilles (Ex.) (Good Pins Young Cow)
due June with over 18,000 Milk and 600 Fat. 3.8% bred to
Elmcroft Pontiac Chieftain. (Ex )
• r ? g n” g (^fr?w er) Sired hy S P r “g Farm Re-
Section Ormsby (V.G.) from dam with 21,500 M. 725 F
394 da. 7 years.
• A Good Plus Glenafton Royal Hamilton dtr. 5 vr 19 000
Mi!k 3.6% due July to Down-A-Lane Reflection Emper
or (Ex.)
• Top Heifer from (Very Good dam with over 16,000)
Other Sires represented: Romandale Reflection Mar
quis (Ex.), Forest Lee Rocket Centurion (V.G.) Down-a-
Lane Reflection Emperor (Ex.), Rosafe Shamrock Perseus
(Ex,), Thorn Lea Texal Supreme (Ex.) ? Mavers Dark
Leader.
Also Penna. Cattle Sired by Atlantic and other unit
sires.
Several Grades included.
(1) Red and While Lafe Summer Heifer
Sired by Citation H
Nearly all Ist, 2nd, 3rd Calf with plenty of size pleasing
udders, personally selected for this Special Spring Sale.
By CARL DILLER
717-464-2233
Catalogs Available.
Tracks ready to go anywhere.
Anet. J. Everett Kreider
Free Lunch Ticket to those present before Sale time.
Public Auction
Farm Machinery Trucks Silos
TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1971
Location: Four (4) miles south of Coatesville, 3 miles
east of Route #B2, 9 miles west of West Chester on Stras
burg Road, Mortonville, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
SIX TRACTORS FIVE SILOS
Three (3) J.D. 4020’s dsl. tractors w/power shift; J.D.
25MMsl, tractor; Ford ‘Major’ dsl. w/loader & backhoe,
Fe id 9N w/backblade; NEW IDEA UNIT HARVESTER
WITH 761 dsl. engine, 4-row sheller, chopper w/hay pickup
and - 30” row-head; J.D. 8-row corn planter w/liquid ferti
lizer att.; New Holland 907 selfpropelled windrower w/I4’
head; shelled corn cleaner; New Holland 600 bus. corn dry
er; New Holland ‘7B’ pickup baler; 3 J.D. cuhck wagons;
J.D. sprayer w/fiber glass tank and 40’ booms; J.D. 12’
cultipacker; J.D. transport 4-section spring tooth harrow;
J.D. 17x1? grain drill; Lely 5-ton tandem-Wheel fertilizer
spreader; J.D. 7’ side-mounted mower; New Holland ‘26’
PTOblower; J.D. ‘l3s’ 6-bottom plow; J.D. ‘l2s’ 5-bottom
plow; J.D. 12’ transport disc; Hawkßilt tank spreader;
Badger liquid tank spreader; Danuser post hole digger;
Robinson lan; concrete mixer; Wmdco 12,000 watts genera
tor, on trailer; J.D. ‘B2’ snow plow; Farmec 48' elevator:
Farmee 20’ elevator; J.D. front-end loader fits 4020; Badger
manure auger pump; Snowco 48’ auger elevator; 2 Snowco
24’ auger elevators; drag elevator; Harvester Handier 20'
belt elevator; HARVESTORE 20’ x 16’ SILO \v''pipe unload
er, 2-years old; 2 Fickes 20’ x 60’ silos w/pipe and silomatic
unloaders; 2 Fickes 14’ x 60’ silos w/pipe and silomatic
bus. metal corn crib; Badger veal starting pens; 2 eie.
nursette calf feeders; Girton 600 gal. vacuum bulk milk
tank; mixing tank w/auger; 5-ton storage bin; 1959 Chevro
let truek w/chuck wagon body, low mileage; 1966 GMC pick
up truck; 1946 Int. 2-ton truck w/10’ cattle body and miscel
laneous parts, tools and supplies needed in a complete
farming operation!
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WHITEFORD SALES COMPANY
L. Robert Frame, Auctioneer
Box 128, Exton, Pa. 19341
Phone: 215-363-7379
County’s FOREMOST Auction Company”
BUSY-TIME
of 10:30 A. M.
By the order of:
GEORGE W. SNYDER
ISABEL R. SNYDER
Public Sale Register
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FRI MAY 14 8 POl FDST Dairy Cattle to be held in the
Public Auction of 60 Head Regis- dairy barn arena at the Aber-
EQUIPMENT SALE
at
MARTIN'S Blue Boil, Pa.
WEDNESDAY,
May 12 and June 16, 1971
TRACTORS, BALERS, COMBINES, HARVESTERS, and
every Line of Farm Equipment, Horse-drawn, Dairy. Lum
ber, Tobacco Lath, Posts and Small Tools. Antiques and
Collectors Items.
We Sell on Commission Hay and Straw,
SI. OO Ton Commission.
We viill receive goods from 7.30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Sale starts at 9:00 a.m.
PAUL Z. MARTIN
Martin Auctioneers and Associates 717-354-6671
Complete Dispersal
OF 64 HEAD GRADE & REGISTERED
HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
Location Along Route 10 between Oxford and Russellville, 3%
miles North of Oxford, adjacent to Grace Baptist Church,
TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1971
12:30 P.M.
50 Milk Cows, 4 Registered; 8 Yearling Heifers; 4 Started
Calves; 2 Registered Bulls from Ephraim Hersheys Hex'd.
A young herd, many first and second calf Heifers. Mostly
home raised. 50 percent of herd fresh since February 1.
balance throughout the year. Herd in full flow of milk TB
and Bangs Certified and Vaccinated. Charts furnished sale
day. Sale held under cm er.
3 DeLaval Milker Units, new type pulsation.
6 Ponies, cart and harness.
Reason for sale, due to ill health.
Terms by
KEMPER F. SEXTON
Kreider & Diller, Auctioneer
' • Lunch Available
PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1971
1 P.M. SHARP
At the John R. Campbell Farm better known as The
Alta Vista Dairv Farm. Watch for sale signs off Route 286
North in the Borough of Indiana at the traffic light at Third
Street.
46 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE
38 head of Guernsey cows and heifers, 18 Registered, 8
eligible for registery, 9 grades, Guernsey bull 2Vz \ears
old, 8 well-bred Holstein cows, 2 just fresh, 11 of the above
cows ha\ e freshened in past 30 days, 16 cows will freshen
in near future, heifers breeding age. Others m various lacta
tions. These cows are young. If you need cows plan to at
tend. Health charts available. Sale positive due to loss of 72
acres of our farm land for highway purposes. We must
dispose of our herd after 40 years of dairying. Terms cash
day of sale. “Not responsible for accidents.”
OWNERS; MR. AND MRS. ROBERT M. BLOSSER
Indiana, Pa.
Phone: 412-465-7052
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Auctioneers; Dalessio;
Patterson ~<
- Indiana, ;
tomß\Mz4s&mi
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. May 8.1971
deen Sales Co in Churchville,
Harf Co, Md located on Md.
Rt 22, 6 mi east of Bel Air,
Md and 6 mi west of Aberdeen,
Md Sale by Aberdeen Sales
Company, Sales Managers
FRI MAY 14—1 PM Spring
Feeder Sale at the Lancaster
Union Stockyards All Grades
and weights of steers, heifers
and bulls. Sponsored by Lan
caster Livestock Exchange and
the Union Stockyard Company
FRI NITE MAY 14—7 PM
Public Sale at the Penns Valley
Livestock Auction Barn at Cen
tre Hall, Pa Centre Co Riding
Horses, Ponies etc Terms by
Harold Carper and Franklin
Musser
SAT MAY 15—12 Noon Public
Sale of full line of Farm Ma
chinery at Clinton Dale in Clin
ton County, 1 mile east off Route
64 Sale by Mr & Mrs John
Shirk Carpers Auctioneers
FRI. MAY 21—Public Auction
or New and Used Farm & In
dustnal Equipment located 4
miles north of York, Pa on
Route 181 or 20 miles south of
Harrisburg from Interstate S 3—
Exits 10 or 11 Sale by York
County Farm and Industrial
Equipment Co, Inc, Box 9.3 a,
Emigsville Pa
SAT MAY 22 12 30 Busy-
Time Holstein Sale located along
Rt 222, 7 miles south of Lan
caster, 6 miles north of Quany
ville, Lancaster County, Pa. at
Carl Diller Barn. Sale by Carl
Diller; J Everett Kreider, auc
tioneer.
FRI. MAY 28—1 P.M Spring
Feeder Sale at the Lancaster
Union Stockyards All grades
and weights of steers, heifers
and bulls Sponsored by Lancas
ter Livestock Exchange and the
Union Stockyard Company.
[SAT MAY 29—1 PM Feeder
I Pig Sale Watch for Sale Sign at
the Reifsnyder Road along the
Brubaker Valley 7 Road leading
from Rt 322 at Cla\ to Rt 501.
Sale by Melvin M Martin Frank
and Paul Snyder, Auctioneers
WED JUNE 16—9 AM Farm
Equipment Sale at Martin’s,
Blue Ball, Pa Terms by Paul Z.
Martin Martin Auctioneers and
Associates
THURS AUG. 19 Complete
Holstein Dairy Dispersal of 130
head located near BernviUe, S
miles south east of Charlottsville
in Berks County. Sale by John
B. Schlappich. Kreider and Dtt
ler auctioneers.
MON. AUG. 30 Shako’*
“Colossal” Vacation Sale at Min
atare, Nebraska.
THUBS. NOV. 4 “Colossal”
Progeny Sale, Staunton. Vir
ginia.
FBI. NOV. S Snaico’s Sugar
Loaf Division “Colossal” Calf
Sale, Staunton, Vugmia
PUBLIC SALE
Friday Nite
May 14, 1971
at 7 P.M.
At the Penns Valley Live
stock Auction Bain at Centre
Hall, Pa, Centre County
RIDING HORSES
PONIES ETC.
20 Head Riding Hoises, Spring
Wagon (like new), Surrey Bug
gy. 2 teams of Horses, Bridles
and Saddles
Owner HAROLD CARPER
Pomes Bred due anytime, 12
Biood Mares 3 to 8 years old;
Appaloosa Mare 2 yrs. old; Ap
paloosa Stallion 2 yrs, old; 8
Palomino Mai e Colts 1 yr; 2
pony stallions 2 maie ponies 4
and 5 yr old. 1 Gelding %
pony, 5 yis. old
Ow ner FRANRUN MJJSSER
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