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CARROLL COUNTY
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
CALF SALE
60 HEAD SELLING
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19,1975
7 P.M.
CARROLL COUNTY AGRICULTURAL CENTER. Smith Avenue off Gist
Road, Westminster, Maryland (located off Rl. 1401.
A great group of calves. Featuring 12 daughters of
Md. Gaywinds Merry King - other sires represented
include Round Oak Rag Apple Elevation, Citation R
Maple, Erasco Golden Topper, Vigo Charmcross,
Heatherstone Lucky Typeblazer, Tidy Burke Tran
smitter, Rocby Ivanhoe Dina Charm, Paclamar
Combination, C Romandale Shalimar Magnet,
Paclamar Astronaut, and other top bulls.
Dams have records to over 25,000 milk and 900 fat.
Many calves are born right for 4-H and FFA projects •
12 born in July, ’74; 15 born in October, ’74; and 15 bom
in January and February, ’75. All are bred right to
produce milk. Don’t miss this sale of top animals.
Sale Chairman:
Marlin K. Hoff (301) 635-2181
Auctioneers;
Doty Remsberg and Norman Hill
PUBLIC SALE
MUCH 22,19)5
10:00 A.M.
LOCATED ONE HALF MILE NORTHEAST OF TYLERSVILLE OR EIGHT
MILES WEST OF LOGANTON ALONG FISHING CREEK
Oliver 770 Tractor with live P.T.O. and hydraulic
draw bar, A-l Condition; Oliver 77 Tractor with
hydraulic system; One set of tractor chains; Two
hydraulic cylinders; Tractor wheel weights; Oliver
three bottom 14 in. trip-back trailer plow; Ferguson
two bottom 3 point mount plow; One, three disc plow;
John Deere 12 ft. harrow; John Deere 9 ft. hydraulic
disc on rubber; John Deere 2 row, 3 point mount, com
planter; Spike tooth harrow; John Deere No. 13 single
disc drill on rubber; John Deere hay rake; John Deere
No. 14-T hay baler with No. 2 ejector; Hesston 7 ft.
P.T.O. hay conditioner; John Deere No. 214 forage
wagon with front and rear unloading; John Deere No.
400 grinder and mixer with 5 screens; John Deere
harvester with com head; John Deere No. 25 combine;
John Deere No. 15-A grass chopper; New Idea single
row com picker; Two, A.C. blowers with pipe; Three
rubber tired hay wagons; Super “6” manure loader;
P.T.O. grass seeder; Smoker 28 ft. elevator; 16 ft.
grain auger; Lime drill; Chevrolet dump truck with
200 Bu. Bed; Power driver; Com shefier; Cement
mixer; Riding lawn mower; Briggs & Stratton gas
engine; Portable stone crusher; Weed sprayer; 6 in.
endless belt, 24 ft.; 12 ft. by 16 ft. tarpaulin; 2 log
chains, 26 ft. in length; 3 load binders; Assortment of
bolts; Hog troughs and feeders; scalding trough; 3 cast
iron kettles with spiders; Meat cutting bench; Meat
grinder; Sausage stuffer; Hog scaffolds; Hog
scrapers; Meat fork and ladle; Doubled stainless steel
wash tubs; Electric cow clippers.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Combination wood and electric stove; Wood and coal
heatrola; Gas heater for milk house; G.E. automatic
dishwasher, never used; Table and chairs; Double
wash tubs; Electric fry pan; Electric coffee pot;
Combination radio and record player; Two table
lamps; 3 floor lamps; Coffee table with matching end
tables; Large assortment of dishes, some of which are
antique. New Holland P.T.O. hay conditioner.
ANTIQUES
4 cow bells; 2 milk stools; Milk cans; Cream
separator; Butter churn; Butter bowl; Butter paddle
and print; Nail kegs; Crocks and jars of various sizes;
Assortment of canning jars, quarts and pints; Dated
jars; 6 plank bottom chairs; Old pine chest; 2 old wash
stands; Cast iron fry pans; 2 cast iron cake griddles;
Old waffle iron; 4 kerosene lanterns; Child’s table and
chair set; Child’s rocking duck.
LUNCH AVAILABLE
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK
Auctioneer, Harold Carper
Clerks, McCool & Brumgard
Owners and Auctioneer
Not Responsible for Accidents
Owner
Ellis Wagner
R.D.2
Loganton, PA
Charolais Association
The Colonial Charolais
Association ha* announced
the date and location of their
9th Annual Colonial
Charolais Spring Sale. This
year’s sale will have unique
features not found in any
other Association sponsored
Charolais Sale in the United
States.
This series of sales was
initiated nine years ago, and
the Bull Sale portion of the
sale was established as a
Graded Bull Sale - the first
such Charolais Bull Sale of
its kind in the country. Last
year, the Colonial Charolais
Association, which covers all
of the northeastern part of
the United States, revised
the sale to a Gassified Bull
Sale. This new program was
immediately popular with
purebred breeders and
commercial livestockmen
alike. Not only does this
classification system set
definite qualification
standards and requirements
for the sale, but also it aids
the buyer in evaluating the
important characteristics in
each bull. This same
classification system will be
conducted at 10:00 a.m. on
sale morning, Saturday,
March 29, with Herman
Purdy, Professor Emeritus
at Penn State, and Dr.
Randall Reed of Ohio State
being the official classifiers.
Another special feature is
being added this year to the
Classified Bull Sale portion
of the Sale. This unique of
fering will be performance
tested bulls coming from the
140 day test at the Colonial
Bull Test Station managed
by the JCL Cattle Company,
Dayton, Maryland. The
Colonial Charolais
Association is the only
association in the country to
offer the facilities of a Bull
Test Station to its members.
The Bull Test will be com-
pleted March 7, 1975. The
bulls that meet the yearling
BRICK HOUSE FARM, INC.
DAIRY SALE
LOCATION: 2 miles North of Chestertown, just off route 213, turn
on route 297 to Morris Road... Signs posted from Chestertown,
Md.
MONDAY, MARCH 17,1975
At 12:00 Noon
48 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COWS,
(8 are grades)
We are overstocked and will offer entire herd of 96
head in pairs with the buyer taking first choice of each
pair.
Artificially sired by KINGPIN, TOPPER, CHAR
CROSS, TRANSMITTER, LUCKY, TYPEBLAZER,
and other SIRE-POWER BULLS... Artificially bred
to “ELEVATION, LARRY, COUNTDOWN and
others ... Pregnancy examined monthly ... T.B. and
Bangs Accredited ... HERD CLASSIFIED OCT. 1974-
DEHA Av. 15.866 M -593 F
Featuring milking daughters of Sire Power:
Judy - 303d-19,410m-683f
Five-cent - 319d-20,230m-760f
Edson - 260d-18,110m-606f-inc.
Judith - 293d-19,270m-654f, inc.
Bellvue - 104d-6,760m217f-217f, 2y-mc.
Charm - 179d-9,410m-367f, 2y-inc.
Crown - 85d-5,030m-208f, 2y-inc.
Lucky 49d-3,970m-159f, 3y-inc.
Dolly 337d-16,490m-595f, 2y-inc.
127R68 - 357d-21,140m-786f (Gr)
Topsy - 398d-26,320m-986f (Gr)
Alice -375 d, 19,360m-637f
SALE HELD IN TENT, lunch, Catalogs at sale . . .
BRICK HOUSE FARM, INC.
WALTER T. MORRIS, JR. & SON
(owners) Chestertown, Md.
(301) 778-4763
H. Rudnick & Sons
Sales Managers & Auctioneers
Galena, Md. (301) 648-5100
weight and gain
requirements established by
the Sale Committee will be
admitted to the sale.
However, these performance
tested bulls must also pass
the classification
requirements, on sale day in
order to make their final
qualification for the sale.
The classification
program for the bulls is
■ broken down into four major
categories with each bull’s
overall classification score
being the total of the scores
for each of these four
categories. The categories
are: Size for Age; Muscling;
Skeletal Correctnss and
Soundness; and Sex and
Breed Character. A
maximum score of 100 is
assigned to each category
making a total possible
overall score of 400. The
rules as established by the
Colonial Charolais
Association read that any
bull that is to sell must have
a minimum score of 300 and
cannot have a score of less
than 70 in any one of the
classification categories.
This is done to eliminate
inferior or unsound bulls
from being sold as breeding
bulls.
This classification -
program is conducted in
dividually on each bull in the
sale ring on sale morning.
Everyone seated in the sale
barn will witness the
procedure and be given the
results on each individual
bull.
All of these procedures
assure the new owner of a
purebred Charolais bull
CAN’T WIN
Nothing seems to work for old
Fred these days Last week he
came into the office a half hour
early every morning Finally the
boss said something about it
“Fred, are you having troubles at
home 9 "
Announces Bull Sale
purchased at the Colonial females. AU of the’
CharolalsSpring Sale thathc have beett thoroiyghly
nowha. « P bull that will
Pr^?°folTlm Prof,t * WeC * quality, soundness and
Cr ?he age of 'the bulls that producing *bllity. The
will come to the sale direct cow*
from the breeding herd* will fe . r *"Bf Jowl
52?ss a«ja
There will be a total of 32 Maryland, located on
purebred* Charolais hull.
presented for classification, of Hagerstown andwiUl sUrt
Mrs. Charlotte Rushton. at 1 2 J Now. For anyone
•Jepretarv of the wishing a catalog or more
CoTonUI Ch7rol.l. d.UUed lnf.rm.tlou cyUct
Association, points out that the office ®*. .. at 43
60 females will also be sold at J harol f‘ s
this sale on Saturday, March Towpath
29, 1975. There will be 50 Pennsylvania, or call the
purebred females and 10 Aviation office at (215)
recorded percentage 945-7477.
PUBLIC SALE
FARM IMPLEMENTS and
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1975
The following will be offered for Public Sale on the premises, located
along the road leading from Hinkletown to Martindale, known as
Lancaster Avenue, ‘A mile west of Martindale, Lancaster County, Pa.
John Deere Crawler with Manure Loader (Gas);
John Deere Gas 60 on Steel; International No. 15
Harvester; Two Quick Attach Cultivators for John
Deere; Two K.B.A. John Deere Discs; 10A Manure
Spreader; John Deere Hay Crimper; New Idea Hay
Crimper; No. 15 New Idea P.T.O. Manure Spreader;
No. R-l Manure Spreader; John Deere Mower; Three
No. 9 International Horse-drawn Mowers; 3 Mc-
Cormick Deering Horse-drawn Cultivators; 7-H.P.
Tobacco Hoers with Cultivators; 14-T John Deere
Baler; New Idea Flail Harvester; McCormick Deering
2-Row Cornplanter; 'Slack Hawk Cornplanter, horse-'
drawn; Wood Bros. Single Row Cornplanter; New Idea
Side Rake; One-Horse Dump Rake; New Idea Horse
drawn Tobacco Planter; Beamus Horse-drawn
Tobacco Planter; 4 Oliver Plows; 3-Bottom 14-in., 3- j
Bottom 16-in. and two 2-Bottom 14-in.
Allis Chalmers Blower with Pipes or Silo Filling;
Antique Oliver Walking Plow, Wooden Beam, like new;
Grove Flat Wagon with Flats; International No. 15
Harvester; Farm Trailer; Bed Sleigh; No. 5 K.V.A.
Winko Generator; 10 K.V.A. Winko Generator; Air
Compressor; Platform Scales; 3-H.P. Wisconsin
Engine; Drill Press; Turning Lathe; Double Wheel
Emery Wheel; Concrete Mixer; Halfton Chain Hoist;
Forge Bellows, made in Reading; 2 Bale Elevators; 2
Tobacco Bale Presses; 2 Surge S.P. 11 Milker Pumps;
Automatic Diesel Switches for Milk Tanks; Tractor
Fast Hitch; Clover Seeder; 2 Handyman Jacks; Cir
cular Saw; Tobacco Hoers for McCormick Deering
Cultivators; Pump Trough; 2 Meat Grinders, 1 with
motor; Wash Line Wire; Wooden Pulleys; Measuring
Wheel for Wheel Hooping; Lot of New Horse Shoes;
Large Cable; Wooden Drag; Wooden Barrel; Old Nail
Kegs; Old Wooden Tool Box; Pump Jack; Old Door
Latches; Iron Seat; Old Wrenches; Nail Bolts; Glue
Pot; Saddle; Blow Torch; Buck Saws; Straw Cutter; 2
Bales Baler Twine; Old Electric Motors; Crosscut
Saw; Single and Double Trees and Parts; Tree Sprayer
Pump; New Tobacco Muslin; Corner Chisel; 225
Electric Welder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Eight-Day Calendar Clock; Empire Bureau; Pine
Blanket Chest; Camel Back Trunk; Sideboard; Cot
tage Bureau and Bed; Old Rope Bed; Butter Chum;
Large Copper Kettle; Base Cabinet; Flour Chest;
Wooden Wash Tubs; Peck Measure; Iron Kettle; Iron
Dutch Oven; 8-Qt. Cream Can; 8-Qt. Ice Cream
Freezer; Coleman Buggy Heater; Small Agate Kettle;
Large Agate Coffee Pot; Store Cabinet, in Walnut
Wood; a Lot of Drawers; Stocking Knitting Machine;
Small and Large Crocks and Jugs; Cuspidor; Hanging
Mantel Gas Light; Buggy Lantern; Flat Irons; Cow
Bell; Sleigh Bells; Old Milk Bottles; Balance Scales
with Scoop; Com Dryer; Milk Buckets and Strainer;
Old Picture Frames; Ironstone Platters; Old National
Biscuit Cracker Box; Old Bottles; Dated Jars; Wash
Boiler; Light Bracket and Light; Hooked Rugs; Full
Set of Shutters; and many items not mentioned.
Sale to commence at 10:00 A.M. Sharp. Order of
Sale; Small Bam Items followed by Household Goods,
then Farm Implements. Terms by
Lester O. Weaver and
Barry D. Wanger, Auctioneers
Kilmer and Shirk, Clerks
Refreshments by Martindale Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary
Not Responsible for Accidents
At 10:00 A.M.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
EZRA ZIMMERMAN