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READ LANCASTER FARMING
FOR FULL MARKET REPORTS
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY
& HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SAT., MAY S, 1973 AT 1 P.M.
Located V* mile North of Buck Foundry, off 272, east at
Truce.
G.M.C. TRUCK
Farmall H. with cultivators; Int. 45 pto Baler; 12 A
combine: J D corn planter; wagon; disc harrow;
cultipacker; spring harrow; 2 elevators; Int. crimper;
chopper; mower; 2 barrel sprayer with pump; J D
cultivators; 2 row M. H. self propelled corn picker; 1
row corn picker; J D manure spreader; McCormick
Deenng loader; pusher for J D; hammer mill; wooden
wagon wheels; bag wagon; hill side hitch; oil drums:
engine: milk cans; hog trough; hog waters; iron
trough; wheel weights; odd wheels; steel window
sash; riding mower, push mower; P & beam scales;
posts; used lumber; 50 ft. belt; butchering kettle;
pitcher pump; plumbing tools; Approx. 16 ton corn;
power saw.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Crocks; alcohol stove; bed; dresser; chest; copper
can; strawberry boxes; crates; breakfast table. Not
responsible for accident dale of sale.
SALE BY
Josephine A. Wolfe
Auct. Lloyd H. Kreider
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY & HOGS
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1973
beginning at 9:30 A.M.
Located approx. 2Vz miles southwest of the Brogue
taking the road toward Muddy Creek Forks, then
following the road to Laurel near Guinston Church in
York Co., Pa. (Watch for arrows).
Int. Farmall 504 gas tractor with 2 pt. fash hitch in
good cond.; Int. B-414 utility tractor new rubber & in
good cond.; Int. No. 1150 gramder-mixer, like new;
manure loader for utility tractor; Int. PTO manure
spreader; N.H. No. 66 PTO pickup baler; Massey
Harris clipper PTO combine with bin; Oliver 13 disc
grain drill; Int. 2 row corn planter on rubber; Int. 3 -14
in. mounted plows with 2 pt. hitch; 3 section disc
harrow; cultipacker; J.D. 3 -14 in. 3 pt. hook plow with
new moldboards: Hamill 3 pt. hook cultivators:
Century 2 wheel trailer weed sprayer ; Int. 7 ft. mower
with fast hitch & belt drive; Int. No. 14 rolobar rake
with rubber teeth like new; Int. No. 5 stalk shredder &
field chopper with wagon hitch; Int. No. 7 fertilizer
spreader; Int. No. 20-C 1 row forage harvester; Papec
hammer mill; Grove wagon with hyd. dump; David
Bradley rubber tire wagon; D. Bradley PTO corn
sheller on rubber; Little Giant 24 ft. grain & bale
elevator: J.D. hay conditioner, dirt blade; tractor
chains; hyd. cylinders; ext. ladders; iron hog troughs;'
5 hog feeders; attachment to convert 3 pt. hitch im
plements to Int. 2 pt. fast hitch.
27 head of feeder shoats approx. 100 to 150 lbs.
Auct. note: This is strictly a morning sale. There is
very little small items and the sale will be over by
11:30. Please come early, we will be on the Ig.
machinery soon after starting.
Terms: cash or approved check
MR. & MRS. CHARLES SHAULL
Brogue, Pa. R.D. No. 1 owners
Robert L Sechrist, auctioneer Ph. 382-4379
John Hope Anderson, clerk
Not responsible for accidents
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THE LATEST THING in one-man sports is this personal glider, which you can
pick up for less than $5OO from Seagull Aircraft of Santa Monica, Calif., an outfit
oartly owned by actor Gary Lockwood.
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUES TOOLS REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, MAY S, 1973 9:30 A.M.
LOCATION: 510 Robin Road In The Borough of
Lititz, Pa. Just North of Lititz Woodstream Corp.
Brick Ranch House with Electric Heat, 3 bedrooms,
Living room, Kitchen, VA Baths and a Car Garage. Also
Has Full Basement. This Property is Located on a Circle
Street in a New and Quiet Section of Lititz.
ANTIQUES HOUSEHOLD
12 Pane Cherry DUTCH CUPBOARD, CHERRY HIGH
BOY, 4 LEG CHERRY DROP LEAF TABLE, 2 GRAND
FATHERS CLOCKS, 1 with SOLID WALNUT CASE, 1
with Pine Case Both Have Kumempel Chime Works.
Lehn Saffron Turned Cup, Empire Mantel Clock,
Mantel Clock, Dovetailed Blanket Chest, Fiddle Back
Plank Rocker, 6 Fiddle Back Plank Chairs, 4 Fiddle
Back Plank Chairs, Captains Chair, Platform Rocker
and Chair, Upholstered Rocker, Swivel Rocker, Arrow
Back Chairs, 5 Board Oak Extension Table, Oak Side
Board, Doll Cradle, 2 Oak High Top Beds, 2 Oak Wash
Stands, Bureaus, Cane Seat Rocker and Chairs, Cloth
Trees, 3 Pockets Watches; Hampden Gold Watch,
Waltham, Elgin, Cedar Chest, Old Kitchen Cabinet, 3
pc. Living Room Suit, Divenport Bed, Sonora Victrola
and Records, Electrolux Sweeper, Frigidaire Deluxe
Refrigerator, Framed Needle Work, Priscilla and John
Smith Picture, Other Old Pictures, Set of Approx. 83 Pc.
England China Trimmed in Gold, 1847 Rogers Bros.
Silver Set for 12, 12 Footed Salts & Others, Ironstone,
Depression, Wall Salt Crock, China Cups with Three
Handles, 6China (The Colonial) Cherry Pattern Desert
Dishes, German China, Pressed Glass, Shaving Mugs,
Ink Well Dated 1917, Milk White, Prussia, Coal Oil
Light, Butter Scales & Weights, Copper Tea Kettle,
Skillets, Round Pie Board, Wooden Spoons, Tin Ware,
Nut Maker, Slaw Board, Cannister Set, Coverlet, Bed
Linens, Table Linens, Rugs, Rag Carpet, Kneehole
Desk, End Tables, Cookie Cutters, Lamps, and Many
Other Valuable Items Too Numerous To Mention.
TOOLS
y HP. HAHN-ECLIPSE RIDING MOWER USED 2
SEASONS, Maytag Wringer Washer 3 yrs old Pump
Trough, 5 Home Made White Oak Chairs, Wood Tools,
Book Racks, Wooden Horse, 4-3 Wheel Tyke Bikes,
Wooden Wheel Barrow, Braces & Bits, Furniture
Clamps, Wood Augars, B. & D. Elec. Drill, Master
Woodworker has 2 Saws & Jointer, Stanley Mitt Box,
Planes. Chisels, Floor Bench Vise, 16' Extension
Ladder, Garden Tools, Plus Many More Outstanding
Items too Numerous To Mention.
SALEBY;
MR. & MRS. SAMUEL RISSER
For Inspection of Property Call 717-665-5735
Dates For Inspection Are Wednesday - April 18, 3:00 -
5:30 P.M. April .20, 5:00-8:00 P.M.
Real Estate/Will Be Sold at 2:00 P.M. When the Terms &
Conditions will be Made Known by Mr. John Gibbet Attorney.
10 percent on Real Estate Day of Sale.
Wilbur H. Hosier Auctioneer 717-626-5943
Jay M. Witman AP Auctioneer 717-665-5735
Galebach & Hosier Clerks *
FOOD BY; HESS MENNQITE YOUTH GROUP
REAL ESTATE
“TERMS CASH”
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Dairy Study
Fellowships
Announced by
Drinc, USDA
Two post-doctorate fellowships
at the Dairy Products Laboratory
(DPL) of the U.S. Department of
Agriculture in Washington are
being offered by Dairy Research
Inc. (DRINC) under a new
memorandum of understanding
between DRINC and USDA.
“Intent of the program is to
attract promising young men to
the dairy science field by af
fording an opportunity for
original research under the
guidance of senior DPL scien
tists,” says Dr. Richard E.
Farrar, DRINC Executive Vice
President. “The fellowships will
be renewed for a second year
where nature of the research
warrants. Apost-doctorate fellow
will, therefore, have an op
portunity to become unusually
qualified to enter either com
mercial or academic em
ployment.”
Announcements are being
mailed to the appropriate
departments of the universities of
the United States. Students of
food science, biochemistry,
chemistry, chemical engineering
or any field in the physical
sciences deemed related to dairy
product development research
are eligible.
DRINC’s cooperative research
program with USDA is supported
totally by dairy farmers’ in
vestment in United Dairy In
dustry Association. Both
organizations are located at 6300
N. River Road, Rosemont,
Illinois 60018.
BACKHOES
FOR SALE
New Case 580 CK loader
backhoe
Ford Major loader Backhoe
3- 580 CK loader Backhoe
4- 530 CK loader Backhoe
Case 420 loader Backhoe
Case 680 CK loader
Ford 4500 loader Backhoe
Ford 3400 loader Backhoe
MORE ARRIVING DAILY
WENGER’S FARM
MACHINERY, INC.
So. Race St.
Myerstown, Pa.
Ph. 717-866-2138