READ LANCASTER FARMING
FOR FULL AAARKET REPORTS
Complete
Holstein Dispersal
IDES., MARCH 20, 1973
Located on the farm south of Palmyra, Lebanon County,
Penna. Turn south off Rt. 422 in Palmyra at the Nancy
Lou Restaurant and proceed one mile to the farm.
38 COWS
60 REGISTERED
Hard average of 11,907 milk 436 fat 3.7 test
Records of a few animals to be sold:
Lynn 4-3 = 14.861 - 604 - 4.1
Sal 5-0 = 15,430 - 509 - 3.3
Beth 5-3 = 20,536 - 698 - 3.4
Lilac 5-4 = 15.257 - 565 - 3.7
Rita 3-7 = 17,166 - 545 - 3.3
Daughters of the following sires selling:
Romandale Reflection Marquis
Padamar Astronaut
Penn State Star Man
Harmony Crest Ivan Connie
Penn State Star Dust
Crescent Beauty Triumphant
Special Mention: Red Holstein - a daughter of Ravenglen
Reflection Adonis from a dam of 3-3 - 23,447 - 857
DHIA records
Sale under cover
Embce 350 gal. tank, DeLaval 73 pump and motor, 2 De-
Laval units and a 50 lb. DeLaval pail.
Harry H. Bachman - Auctioneer
Ebersole & Bachman - Clciks
Arthur Kunkle - Pedigrees
COMPLETE
HERD DISPERSAL
AND MILK EQUIPMENT
Due to death of my husband, I have commissioned un
dersigned sale management to dispose of my entire herd and
milk equipment. LOCATION OF FARM: 12 miles Southeast of
Muncy, Pa., Lycoming Co. and 7 miles West of Millville, Pa.,
off Route 442.
FRIDAY, MAR. 16,1973
AT 11 O’CLOCK
93 HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 93
87 Registered 6 Grades
(Majority Home Raised)
IVANHOE, SIRE POWER. CURTISS, ABS BLOODLINES
Hie 50 Young, Tall, Milking Age animals have well attached
udders and owner sampler DHIA records that you will like.
Fresh cows, dose springers, 35 bred back for Fall freshening.
4 KINGPINS Sell—l-2y9m 337 d 15,405 M 4.2 T 651 F o.s. Bred
to Padamar Bootmaker, due Aug. DIRECT dtr. 4-9 333 d 15,559
M 4.8 T 758 F o.s. Due April to Minuteman. Many other choice
animals with good Milk and Fat Records.
15 Registered bred heifers—due July Ito Sept. 1, 1973; 16
Registered open heifers 1 year old; 11 Registered started
heifer calves.
1 Registered 1 yr. old Bull by Kingstead Ivanhoe and Sally
Osborndale dam 8-6 268 d 13,526 M 4.9 T 661 F inc. o.s.
C9iow winners induded in above mentioned animals.)
SALE MGR. NOTE: One of Lycoming County’s best herds
which you will agree when you attend this Dispersal.
CERTIFIED & ACCREDITED No. 41-12-6984
HEALTH CHARTS SALE DAY
PREGNANCY CHECKED
CATALOGUES AT RING SIDE
Interstate Testing done immediately after sale upon request.
MILK EQUIPMENT
Surge pipeline milker with s.s. line and 4 milker units, Surge
Alamo milker pump with 3 horse motor (all new Dec.
15,1972) ; 500-gallon Girton s.s. vacuum milk tank.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK SALE DAY
MRS. HARRY J. RITTER,
Executrix
DAVE TRACY & VIC KENT Auctioneers
JEFF WARNER, Clerk
Rockwell’s Livestock, Sale Mgrs.
D.O. Rockwell, Prop., Troy, Pa. Ph. 717-297- 3460
LUNCH AVAILABLE
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SHADYVIEW ACRES
12:00 SHARP
75 HEAD 75
15 GRADES
Herd is TB and Blood tested
Catalogs available
Lunch available
Conditions by Simon Bucher
37 HEIFERS
“Beehive State"
Utah is nicknamed the
“Beehive State" because the
Mormon pioneers called
their region Deseret, a term
which means “honeybee" in
the Book of Mormon. It is a
symbol of industry and hard
work.
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT, HAND TOOLS,
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SAT. MARCH 17, 1973 AT 10:00
Located on Stone Mill Rd., Conestoga RD2, Pa. Ap
prox. 3 miles SW of Miilersville or approx. Vz mile SE of
Rockhill Hotel off Long Lane, Lane. Co.
25 tons corn, 20 tons straw. Farmall 504 gas tractor with
power steering, amplifier, live power take off & 3 ph. H-
Farmall tractor with cultivators. F2O Farmall tractor, New
Holland 269 baler with power take off & bale thrower, two 16”
flat bed rubber tired wagons (one with hay racks) 30’ N.H.
elevator like new, 3 bottom 14” mounted plow, 2 bottom 14”
trailer plow, John Deere 38 disc, cultipacker, rotary cutter.
Black Hawk 2 row corn planter, 7’ mower. New Idea 1 row
tobacco planter, 18’ tobacco ladders on wheels, 10 disc grain
drill, 2 wheeled trailers —l2 &6’ beds, roller, 3 section spring
harrow, walking, shovel & potato plows, mounted circular
saw. 2 suspended stainless milkers, & pails, stainless twin
tubs, 3 oil burners & 2 elec, brooder stoves, platform scales,
chicken feeders & waterers, bag wagon, variety of hand & barn
tools, harness, split rails, wife, scrap iron etc. Chest freezer,
Frigidaire 2 door refrig, GE port washer, gas stove, 5 pc.
maple bedroom suite, double beds, flour chest, double lid
wood box, spinning wheel rocker, blanket chest, plank rocker,
sq. oak ext. table-x boards, odd tables; copper & iron kettles &
3 ft. 2 butchering furnaces, pump trough, saddlers vise, meat
grinder, wooden measures, benches, paddles, pulleys & shaft,
post hole axe, crocks, jimmy jugs, wire top & dated jars, iron
Aunt Jemima, metal & wooden lawn chairs. Food available.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
SALE BY
Mr. & Mrs. H. Harold Miller
HOWARD SHAUB AUCTIONEER
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY
SATURDAY, MAR. 17,1973
Located off Ete. 272 between Little Britain and
Nottingham, 1 mile South from Oak Hill along Oak
Hill-Kirkmill Road, or 7 miles West of Oxford.
Gleener Allis Chalmers combine, 42” cylinder
with 4 row 30” corn head with 14 ft. grain head;
4010 John Deere Diesel with 4 bottom plow; 3010
Diesel with front end loader; 440 John Deere dozer;
420 crawler with heavy duty John Deere loader; 520
John Deere with side mtd. mower; Farmall Cub with
rotary mower; New Holland 352 portable Hammer
mill; Papec Hammermill; 1 ton feed mixer with 5
HP motor; John Deere 4-row corn planter with liquid
and fertilizer attachments with herbicide sprayer on
planter; Allis Chalmers Chuck wagon; 2 John Deere
chuck wagons; Case bale wagon; Grove bale wagon;
New Holland 163 bu. manure spreader; John Deere
cultimulcher; John Deere spring harrow; John Deere
12 ft. disc transport; 2 36-ft. Elevators; 16 ft. grain
elevator with motor; Gehl 2-row corn harvester;
John Deere Flail chopper; New Holland Haybine 81;
New Holland side delivery rake; New Holland Hay
liner 271 baler; John Deere sprayer with fiberglass
tank; 3 liquid fertilizer storage tanks, 500 gallon -
Lincoln portable generator and welder with gasoline
engine; John Deere lime spreader; Tandem duel
wheel trailer; 1958 Ford dump truck, 2 ton; 1954
Dodge Vz ton with good motor; 1958 Reo tractor
trailer; 1953 Dodge with hydraulic dump; metal bin
grain storage with blower; 600 gallon SS liquid tank,
lined; 600 gallon Unico milk tank; 400 gallon Mojon
nier milk tank; 3 HP compressor, 1 year old; Alamo
Surge vacuum pump, heavy duty; 6 Surge milker for
parlor with narrow bores; 6 stalls milker parlor with
glass lined pipe.
Many more items too numerous to mention.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale. Re
freshments.
LLOYD H. KREIDER, Auctioneer
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Elmer M. Martin Sale
Wednesday. February 28
OF
10:00 A.M.
Sale by
HENRY R. WILSON
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. March 10.1973
SALE REPORTS
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Livestock and Farm
Equipment Sale
Sold 54 head of Holsteins,
mostly High Grade, few
Registered.
Cows sold up to $790; prices
averaged $573.
Yearlings sold up to $250-$275.
Tractors: Ford 5000-$3,400;
Ford 3000-3,000.
NH 717 Harvester
sl,ooo; Int. Automatic
Beset Plow-1,000.
Attendance-450.
Auctioneers-John E. and Paul
E. Martin.
Mrs. James Martin and
Raymond Martin Sale
Saturday. March 3
Farm Equipment
Tractors: 705 Deisel-$5,110;
Super M-1,150'; JD 620-1,710.
1150 Grinder-Mixer-$1,800; 69H
6-row Corn Planter-1,270; Hawk
Bill Spreader-1,100.
6-row Cultivator-$830; No. 301
Fertilizer Spin Spreader-760;
Farm Wagons up to 385.
Auctioneers-Wilbur H. Hosier,
Jay M Witman.
4-H Pester Contest
Winners Announced
Fifty-eight 4-H’ers competed in
the Chester County 4-H Poster
Contest held February 26 at the
Downingtown United Methodist
Church. What is 4-H? What does
it do? Who is it for? The answers
to these and other questions to
these and other questions were
interpreted in poster form by the
4-H’ers.
The top 11 entries will be sent
on to state competition in March.
Entries made by Joan Liesau,
Spring City RD; Janet Latshaw,
Spring City; Diane Westen
beig—, Exton; Douglas Warren,
Chester Springs; Carla Schaffer,
Spring City RD; Libby Ekdahl,
West Chester RD; Becky
Robinson, West Grove; Cindy
Winckleman, Malvern RD; Kay
Minshall, Avondale RD, and a
team of Jim Stanton and Percy
Reynolds, Oxford will represent
Chester County in state com
petition. Pamela Taws’ entry will
represent Chester County in the
international division of the
competition.
Judges for the contest were
Hilda Rath, Downingtown, Mrs.
Carolyn Schmidt, Uwchlan, and
Terri Bulter, a 4-H member from
Delaware County.
Summer Feed
Program Book
Now Available
The U.S. Department of
Agriculture recently announced
the availability of a brochure,
“Special Summer Feeding
Program for Children,” which
explains the objectives of the
summer feeding program and
outlines responsibilities at all
levels of program operation.
The brochure is the first in a
series of informational and
planning materials to be made
available this week. Among these
forthcoming materials are site
application forms.
The Department on Feb. 15
announced proposed changes in
the regulations governing the
operation of the summer feeding
program.
Copies of the new brochure,
FNS-98, “Special Summer
Feeding Program for Children,”
are avialable from the In
formation Division, Food and
Nutrition Service, U.S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington,
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