PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
TUESDAY, MARCH 5,1974
at 11:00 A.M.
Location: Take Route 72 to Elstonville; at
Elstonville take Newport Rd., first farm right.
344 LEYLAND DIESEL TRACTOR
735 hr. 3-pt. Hook-up Fully Equipped - Front End
Weights.
350 FARMALL
Fast Hitch - Power Steering
C FARMALL 1951 CHEV. PICK-UP
with Cultivators with Racks.
Oliver #316 Trip Bottom Plow, I.H. Fast Hitch 2-bottom Plow, N.H.
EQUIPMENT: #345 Tank Spreader, 65 Baler, #455 Trailer Mower,
#404 Crimper, #56 Rake. J.D. EQUIPMENT: 28-disc Harrow, 13-disc
Grain Drill, #l5 Flail Chopper, #242 Corn Planter, 3-pt. hookup; 3-
section Harrow, Wood Bros. 1-row Corn Picker, 10’ Cultipacker, 24’
Smoker Elevator, 16' Wikoni Grain Elevator, Oeadeni K6SA Fertilizer
Spreader, 3-pl. Hook-up, like new; 3 Flat Bed Wagons with N.H.
Running Gears; Fast Hitch, Scraper, 1520 Winpower Generator on
Wheels, 2 Feed Carts, Milk Cans, 5 McCormick Milking Units, Double
5.5. Wash Tubs, S.S. Strainer, Steward Cow Clippers, Fly Fogger,
Baler Twine, Walking Plow, Forks, etc.
54 TONS EAR CORN 40 TONS ALFALFA
18 TONS TIMOTHY HAY
11 TONS STRAW 200 BUS. BARLEY.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Caloric Gas Stove, Mage Chef Gas Stove, 2 Chest Freezers, Kenmore
Dryer, Frigidaire Refrigerator,~3-pc. Living Room Suite, two 9x12
Wool Rugs, Sofa Bed, Platform Rocker, 7-piece Dinette Set, Piano
with Bench, Washstand, Chest of Drawers, Dressers, Bed, Desk, Crib,
5.5. Sink Top, Crocks, etc.
Sale by
CARL D. MARTIN
Lunch by Manheim Christian Day School
Not Responsible for Accidents.
Aucts; RAYMOND MILLER
RUFUS GEIB
Clerks: CASSEL MUMMAU
SIMON KRAYBILL
PUBLIC SALE
Saturday, Mar. 9,1974
Located 2 miles east of White Horse (340), Plank
Road left, first lane left, Lancaster County, Penna.
LIVESTOCK
Five Work Horses
60 Head of Holstein Dairy Cattle
31 Dairy cows in all stages of production.
14 Bred heifers.
6 Open yearling heifers.
2 Stock bulls, one registered.
6 Small heifers.
FARM EQUIPMENT
“LA” Case tractor with starter, Papec 16” ensilage
cutter with pipe, New Holland No. 69 baler with engine,
McD 1-PR 1-row com picker with Continental engine,
like new.
McD 7-ft. mower with AEN Wisconsin engine, John
Deere com binder with loader, also eitra loader.
McD 10-ft. spring harrow, McD 8-ft. grain binder, 8-
row sprayer, Ontario 10 disc grain drill, John Deere 28
disc harrow, Myers hay crusher, McD steel bottom 2-
way plow, two flat bed wagons, two tobacco wagons,
Ruth 30-ft; elevator.
David Bradley and New Idea side rakes, New Idea
tobacco planter, John Deere No. 999 corn planter, 9-ft.
log roller, 4 John Deere riding cultivators, 3 2-wheel
f ore trucks
Two horse wagon gears, 2-hole corn sheller, with 40
milk cans to haul water, 30 5-gallon cans, two Minnich
tobacco presses, 80(M) tobacco lath, 9 sets of front gears,
, bridles, collars, 1,2,3, 4,5 and 6 horse hitches; forks,
shovels, Bamford 5-h.p. Diesel with starter, 2-h.p.
compressor.
DAIRYING EQUIPMENT Deitz 10-h.p. diesel
with automatic controls, 3-h.p. compressor, 275-gallon
fuel tank, DeLaval 3-unit sterling milker, Surge S.P. 11
pump, 30-gallon gas water heater, gas space heater,
stainless steel vats, strainers and carrying pails; 10
milk cans.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Dinner bell, two wash
stands, small desk, vanity, rocking chairs, twin tubs,
pot bellied stove, sausage stuffer, crocks, misc. items.
Sale at 11:00 am D.S.T.
ABE DIFFENBACH
ABE DIFFENBACH, JR. - Auctioneers
Jacob K. Boiler
OWNER
Saddle Cinches
Elect Officers
The Saddle Cinches 4-H
club recently held their
February meeting at the
home of Sue Cassel. The
following officers were el
ected:
Barb Steffy, president;
Sue Cassel, vice president;
Sherin Nissley, treasurer;
Kim Bernhardt and Cathy
Keller, news reporters; Deb
Brandt, entertainment
organizer and Patty Seifert,
secretary.
Future events were
planned at the meeting,
including a trip to Cowtown,
N. J., a roller skating party,
hayride, Christmas party,
bake sale, a 4-H Gymkhana,
open horse show, trail ride,
trip to Willowbrook, a
County Round-Up, picnic
and parade.
The club now has a total of
20 members, and is hoping to
initiate more new members
at the next meeting, to be
held March 21 at the home of
Barb Helm. Dues are set at a
minimum of $3.
C. H. WOIGEMUTH & SONS
ANNUAL ALL DAY
FARM EQUIP. SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 6,1974
at 9:30 A.M.
Located: 4 miles West of Manheim, Lancaster Co., Pa. Take Hosier
Rd. to Valley Rd. 1 mile W. of E. Fairview Brethren Church. Watch for
sale signs.
TRACTORS, BALERS, COMBINES,
HARVESTERS
Large equip, of all kinds, DAIRY supplies, Hardware, Tools, Hay and
straw, Cousin with dry goods, anything for a large or small farm sold
on commission, NOTICE - FARMERS and DEALERS, Market is strong
on good machinery. Bring in your equip, early. Goods brought in last
will be sold last. Open to receive goods from March 27 till sales day
from 8 to 6. NO GOODS received Sal. morning, April 6 except by
appointment. Lunch available • Closed Sundays. Advertising deadline
Match 29.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT
C. H. WOLGEMUTH, Sale Manager
Ph. 665-5664
Don’t Overlook Any Tax
Exemptions, CPA’s Advise
(This is the third in a
series of five articles on 1973
Federal Income Tax returns
prepared by the Penn
sylvania Institute of Cer
tified Public Accountants as
a public service.)
An exemption of $750 for
each dependent can help cut
an individual’s income tax
burden, so it’s important not
to overlook any of the
exemptions available.
A taxpayer’s first
exemption is himself, and if
he is at least 65 years old by
the last day of 1973 the $750
exemption is doubled. If the
taxpayer is also blind he is
entitled to a third exemption.
Young children, of course,
are dependents and the
dependency continues beyo
nd age 19 if they earn less
than $750 a year, derive
more than half their support
from the parent-taxpayer,
and do not file a joint return
of their own. If the child is a
full-time student, the $750
gross income test does not
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Mar. 2, 1974
apply, regardless of age.
The rules applying to
natural children apply also
to stepchildren and those
who have been adopted.
Any person who is a
member of the taxpayer’s
household and meets the
citizen or residence, income
and support requirements
and does not file a joint
return of his own can be
taken as a dependent. In the
case of parents, children,
and certain other close
relatives, it is not necessary
that they live with the tax
payer.
If one shares with others in
the support of a parent or
other dependent, with no one
individual providing more
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, MARCH 16,1974
Located in Perry County, 8% miles we*t of
Marysville and 4 miles east of Shermansdale, and Vz
mile south of Rt. 850. Watch for sale signs along Rt. 850.
FARM EQUIPMENT
(ALL IN GOOD CONDITION - SOME LIKE NEW)
John Deere No. 45 - 12 ft. self propelled
Combine (1 yr.old); 2520 John Deere Tractor;
2510 John Deere Tractor; 420 John Deere
crawler; Farmall H with cultivators; John Deere
3 -14 in. bottom mt. plows; John Deere 3 -16 in.
bottom plows on rubber; John Deere manure
spreaderjon rubber.
John Deere hay turner; John Deere No. 48
manure loader; John Deere hay baler with
kicker; John Deere wide tread hay wagon with
rack; Coby wagon with hay rack; home made
wagon with hay rack; John Deere tractor rake
with pony wheel.
John Deere No.3ooelevator; John Deere 15A
flail chopper; John Deere portable disk harrow;
John Deere two-row corn planter; John Deere
brush hog; 3 section harrow; 2 tractor mowers;
IHC hay conditioner; Massey Harris two-row
corn picker; post hole digger (3 pt); dump
rake; New Idea manure spreader.
Farm trailer: Bnllion cultipacker; wood buck;
Papec ensilage cutter; 2-horse wagon; 3-
section harrow; 2 McCormick disk gram drills;
IHC No 6 grass wagon.
1952 CHEVROLET V TAG TRUCK WITH GOOD
BED - VERY GOOD SHAPE
IHC DUMP TRUCK (FAIR) - OLD ROAD
GRADER
Air compressor; chain hoist, rope; heavy
battery cables; grease gun; wheelbarrow;
planer; ladders; anvil; lumber - 2x6, 2xB, 4x4;
50 bags of 6-12-12 fertilizer; digging irons;
large vise; jacks; Vz in. drill and bits; Vz in.
socket set; set of box end wrenches; 2 battery
chargers - 6 & 12
Cant hooks; wire stretchers; roli of wire;
electric motors; chains; wood wheelbarrow;
steel hog trough; horse cultwator, 55 gal.
drums; hyd. jack; new tractor chains and other
small items.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Fngidaire refrigerator; Shelvidore
refrigerator; old flour chest; Minnesota treadle
sewing machine; picture frames; iron bed,
wringer washer; dated jars; dishes, pots and
pans
BUTCHER TOOLS
Scalding trough; 4 iron kettles; meat grinder,
steelards; 3 meat benches; stirrers; hog
hangers, lard press, tubs; and other items
MRS. GEORGE W. LIGHTNER
(Phone (717) 957-2288
DEAN SHULL, Auct
EGOLF, Clerk
LUNCH STAND RESERVED
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
than half the dependent’s
support, it is pemissable for
one of the contributors of
more than 10 percent of the
support to take the depen
dency exemption each year.
The others have to declare
on Form 2120 that they will
not claim an exemption for
the individual that year and
these forms are filed with the
return of the person who
claims the exemption.
Any otherwise qualified
dependent who was alive at
any time during 1973 may be
taken as an exemption. This
applies to one who might
have died on January 1 and
to one who was bom as late
as December 31.
9 A.M.
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