PUREBRED GUERNSEY SALE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24,12:30 NOON
At the Ass’n. Sales Pavilion, Lancaster, Pa.
73 HEAD - including 2 bulls of service age - 32 cows and 13 bred
heifers due close to sale date. 9 cows and bred heifers due next
summer. Also, 12 open heifers.
The sale features the dispersal of the herd owned by the late
Herbert Lane from Tunkhannock. The rolling herd average
10113 lb. M - 477 lb. F. Many cows with high records.
Additional consignments come from well-known establish
ments, which have been picked to please
This is a very large sale with a fine selection for immediate
returns now, or investment for this summer and fall
production. Come early-we will have to sell them fast!
SALE MANAGED BY:
PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASS’N
P.0.80x 458 Camp Hill, Pa., 17011
PAUL Z. MARTIN’S CONSIGNMENT
FARM EQUIPMENT SALE
WED., FEB. 23, 1972
At 9:00 A.M.
To be held at my New Place of Business, 2 miles East of
Intercourse, at intersection of Route 340 and New Holland
Road, 4 miles South of New Holland
TRACTORS
LARGE EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS
HORSE-DRAWN EQUIP., DAIRY EQUIP.,
TOOLS, POSTS, LUMBER, HAY AND STRAW
Cousin with Dry Goods.
We have Buyers for Hay and Straw - Our Commission $1 per
ton.
SALE ORDER: Small Goods, 9 a.m.; Hay and Straw, 12 noon;
Tractors, 1 p.m.; followed by Larger Equipment. Notice
NO POULTRY EQUIPMENT. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
PAUL Z. MARTIN
Blue Ball, Pa. Phone: 717-354-6671
Business - 768-8108
MARTIN AUCTIONEERS and Associates
NEXT SALES - MARCH 8 and 22
HORSE SALE - WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH Ist at 6:00
p.m.
NOTICE - SPECIAL ANTIQUE SALE - ALL-DAY MAY 27
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1972
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale, 3 miles north of
Lebanon, Pa., off Route 72. Watch for Sale Sign.
SOME EAR CORN, HAY, STRAW
THREE TRACTORS 1970 JOHN DEERE
2020 RU, 1500 hours, Live PTO, 3-Point Hook-up, Hydraulic
Positive Traction, Heat Houser, Front End Wheel Weights
Hydraulic Cylinder.
961 FORD LIVE PTO Hydraulic Hood-up
8N FORD STANDARD PTO
WHEEL WEIGHTS; SAUDER MANURE LOADER
ALL TRACTORS ARE IN EXTRA GOOD CONDITION
NEW HOLLAND NO. 66 PTO BALER
NEW HOLLAND No. 33 CROP FLAIL CHOPPER PTO, New
Holland No. 616 Corn Harvester; Fox Blower PTO with 40’ Pipe;
New Holland No. 56 Rake 5-Bar on Rubber; Massey Ferguson 7’
Grass Mower, 3-Point Hook-up; New Idea No. 7 Corn Picker
Single Row PTO; New Holland 30’ Elevator; John Deere 9’ PTO
Windrower; John Deere 13-Disc Grain Drill on Rubber; John
Deere 2-Row Com Planter, 3-Pomt Hook-up; New Holland PTO
Tank Spreader;- New Idea No. 12 Tractor Spreader; JOHN
DEERE F-125 3-BOTTOM 16” PLOW, 3-Point Hook-up; FORD 3-
BOTTOM 14” PLOW, 3-Point Hook-up; Ford 2-Bottom 14”
Plow; 3-Point Hook-up; BRILLIAN 10” CULTIPACKER;
JOHN DEERE DISC HARROW, 28-Disc; 7’ 3-Point Hook-up
Scraper.
3-Point Hook-up Carrier; New Holland Rubber Tire Wagon, 16’
Bed, 6-Ton, Cora Side and False Endgate; Electric Weld Rubber
Tire Wagon, 16’ Bed;
1950 Va-TON CHEVROLET PICK-UP
250-Gal. Gas Tank on Skids; 12 Pack of Baler Twine;
Smith Air Compressor; Lincoln Electric AC-2 25 AMP Welder and
Supplies;,2so Ft. 12-2 Electric Wire; Electric Motor; Electric
Fencers; Lot Electric Fence Posts; Wooden Fence Posts; Steel
and Wooden Gates; Barb Wire; Variety of Lumber; 2xB-12’
Boards; Snow Fence; Cement Blocks; Sheets of Tempered
Pressed Wood; 2 Canvas Tarpaulins; 2 Steel Water Troughs; 3
Bath Tubs used for Water Troughs; Steel Drums; Milk Can;
Water Bowls; Wheelbarrow Box, new; Railroad Iron; 2 Vises;
Pulleys; Jacks; Hand Sprayer; Car Rack; Grease Tubes; Ford
Hydraulic Oil; Half Drum of 20 Oil; Gas Heater; Forks; Shovels;
Hammers; Large Variety of Tools; Western Auto Rotary Mower,
21”; and many other articles not mentioned.
Auctioneer’s Note: All Machinery is in Extra Good condition. If
you are in need of Machinery, don’t miss this sale!
Sale at 12:00 Noon. Terms Cash
AARON MARTIN, JR.
Frank and Paul Snyder, Auctioneers
Kunkle and Hoover, Clerks.
Refreshments by North Lebanon Township Lionettes
Not Responsible for Accidents
Cause of Worst Peach Tree Disease Found
Scientists of Pennsylvania that the most serious disease of
State University have discovered peach trees in the Northeastern
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PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY
AND IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT
SAT., MARCH 4th , 1972 at 10:00 A.M. SHARP
PLACE—Newton Longstreet, Wain Road, Chesterfield, N. J. Turn
off Chesterfield-Crosswicks Road. Anyone using N. J. Turnpike,
get off Exit 7 at Bordentown and go East to Chesterfield
ATTENTION FARMERS: This is an unusually good line of equip
ment; having sold his farm, Mr. Longstreet will dispose of the
following:
6 TRACTORS—IH C. Parmall #BO6 diesel. I.H.C. Farmall #656
diesel, I.H.C. Farmall #460 w/front end loader and fork lift, IH C
Super C Farmall w/wide rear axle, cultivator and sidedresser;
I H.C Super Farmall w/cultivator
4 TRUCKS—I.H.C #lB9O w/20 ft gr and bulk tomato body,
G.M.C. #450 ten wheel w /22 ft gr and bulk tomato body, CMC
#420 w/hydraulic hoist and gr body w/fert auger and a walk-m
van type truck
IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT—V-8 Chrys 6x6 Marlow pump, Gor
man-Rupp 6x6 P.T O. pump, irrigation pipe trailer, 35 pcs
40’x6” Barton alumn pipe, 12 pcs 40’x6” Champion pipe, 50 pcs
40’x5” Champion alumn pipe, 6 pcs. 20’x5” Champion pipe, 35
pcs. 30’x5’’ Champion alumn pipe, 38 pcs 40’x4” Champion
alumn. pipe, 9 pcs. 40’x3” Champion alumn. pipe, two 30’x6” suc
tion pipe and screen, Rambird risers and sprinklers, Skinner ris
ers and sprinklers, Myers deep well pump and suction pipe, Mar
low 2” suction pump, L’s and T’s.
MACHINERY—John Deere #55 combine w/gr and corn heads,
I H.C #550 16” 5 bottom steerable plow, I H.C. #370 11 ft wheel
controlled disc harrow, Hamman Chattanooga Mulchmonster, 2 J
D spring tooth harrows, Coby 12 ft. soil packer, 12 ft wood
scraper for disc harrow, new I.HC #56 four-row corn planter
w/band spray attachment, new 4 row 3 pt hitch Holland trans
planter w/side mount 250 gal tank, I.H C #660 four or six row 3
pt hitch rear mounted culti, w/4 row sidedresser attachment,
12 ft weeder, 5 rubber tire wagons w/sides and false front for
one, John Bean blast sprayer, new Idea bulk spinner fert spread
er, weed sprayer w/pump, 2 manure spreaders, Woods rotary
cutter, Massey-Harns IS disc gr drill, Oliver 16 disc gr drill,
new. Tew vegetable washer and absorber w/ waxer and roller
picking table, Greefa vegetable and fruit grader, IH C #SST
pickup baler, I.H C. #lOO trailer type mower, 2 gravity flow metal
gr. wagons, John Deere #894 hay rake, I.H.C #l5 hay rake, John
Deere 36 ft bale elevator, Mayrath 24 ft gr auger w/three horse
elec motor, Cardinal 36 ft. x 6 in power take-off gr auger,
IH C #IOKW power take-off elec, generator, 2 skate wheel roller
conveyors, concrete mixer, 150 gal, fuel tank on wheels w/pump,
50 gal. drums, 2000 gal. water tank, 2 tractor wind breakers, 2
Zon guns, farm labor houses and equipment, spray material, 2000
5/8 bas , large air compressor, ext. ladder and step ladders, bag
trucks, poultry and egg room equip , water cooler, 2 space heat
ers, hydraulic jacks, Howe platform scales, shop tools and items
too numerous to list.
The seller or auctioneer are not responsible for any theft or acci-
dents on sale premises,
Lunch counter.
Terms: Cash.
Clerk: Rockhill
E. Allen Nixon member of the N. J. Auctioneers Association and
National Auctioneer Association.
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WATER CUPS
COW. CALF
BULL PENS
Selling for Newton Longstreet
Auctioneer: E. Allen Nixon
Phone: 267-5977
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 19,1972
FARM I
VENTILATION
United States, prunus stem
pitting, is caused by tomato
nngspot virus
The disease is spread by a
nematode, Xiphinema, according
to Dr S H Smith and Dr R F.
Stouffer, associate professors of
plant pathology who conducted
the experiments The disease is
carried by orchard and nursery
trees
Following their research, a
workable control program to
reduce losses among peaches and
other stone fruits has been
developed by these scientists in
cooperation with David M
Soulen, plant pathologist of the
Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture The studies were
carried out at the Fruit Research
Laboratory of Penn State’s
Agricultural Experiment Station,
Biglerville
Although the first nursery
stock released under this
program will not be available
until this Spring, initial phases of
the work have already reduced
nursery losses by 65 per cent, Dr
Smith announced This par
ticular work involved nursery
inspection and post-planting
fumigation
The Pennsylvania Fruit Tree
Improvement Advisory Board
has approved the control
program This includes pre-plant
fumigation of nursery soil to
destroy the nematode, indexed
bud wood sources to avoid in
troduction of the virus, and
nursery inspection to assure
continuing high quality of Penn
sylvania nursery stock
Since 1967, Pennsylvania fruit
growers have lost about 82,000
peach trees, valued at ap
proximately $550,000, from the
disease At the same time, losses
of other stone fruits, including
cherries, have been about 33,000
trees at an estimated value of
$220,000 Fruit tree nurseries in
the Commonwealth have lost at
least $190,000 with a continuing
loss of about $40,000 per year
Discarded matchstick cur
tains, cut to fit and laced
around wastebaskets, plant
ers or other straight-sided
objects, make handsome ac
cessories
Public Sale
Register
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public sale of Rawlinsville Fire
Co Farm Implements,
Household Goods and Antiques
Items sold on commission Food
served. Robert Althouse,
Chairman, Holtwood, R D 2,
Phone 284-4530
SAT. MAY 6- Public Sale of Real
Estate and Contents for Chester
Palmer Estate, Manheim RD3
Wolgemuth, Auctioneer
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