PUBLIC SALE
The administrators of the Estate of Boyd and
Lydia Kauffman will offer for Public Sale on
SATURDAY, MARCH 13,1976
9:00 A.M.
Located V/t miles S.E. of Richfield, Juniata
County.
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
AND POULTRY EQUIPMENT
Tract 1-12 acres situated in Monroe Twp. in Juniata
Co. clear land with small bam close bv creek.
Tract n - Approx. 50 acres with about 14 acres far
ming land, 10 acres pasture land, balance with timber
with spring in Monroe Twp. in Juniata Co.
Also lot of antiques:
To see Real Estate contact Raymond Kauffman,
Mifflintown, 430-6874 or Laban Kauffman, Richfield
694-3124.
Administrators:
Raymond E. Kauffman
Miss Anna Mary Kauffman
Mrs. Thelma Kauffman
Mis. Fern I. Lehman
Ralph E. Leitzel, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY, MARCH 9,1976
Starting at 11:30 AM
Located in Dauphin Co., 8 miles east of Halifax
and IVt miles southwest of Elizabethville. Turn
south off Rt. 255 on to Bostain Rd. and follow
sale signs.
FARM REAL ESTATE ati ; oop.m
TRACT NO. 1
All that certain tract of land situate in Jackson Twp.,
Dauphin Co., containing 1% acres, more or less, having
thereon erected an 8 room frame house with asbestos
shingles, hot air furnace, full bath, nice kitchen, wall to
wall carpet, cement basement, good well and water
system, and 3 car garage.
TRACT NO. 2
All that certain tract of land situate in Jackson Twp.,
Dauphin Co., containing 72 acres, more or less, 49
acres farm land, 5 acres pasture, balance woodland.
Having thereon erected a 3 floor bank barn, com bam,
grain bin, attached milkhouse and other small
buildings.
These 2 Tracts will be offered separately and then
jointly.
Terms -10 percent down on day of sale, balance
within 60 days with seller having option to finance
balance for reliable purchaser at 6 percent interest.
29 HEAD OF GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE
19 Head of milk cows in all stages of lactation. 10
Head of young cattle health charts furnished.
FARM EQUIPMENT
5000 Ford diesel Tractor with saftey cab; AC Dl5
series 2 Tractor; No. 65 Massey Ferguson Tractor;
John Deere 4 bottom 14 in. 3 pt. plows; IHC 4 bottom 14
in. fast hitch plows; J.D. disk harrow; Brillion 10 ft.
double packer and harrow Brillion 14 ft. lift harrow;
Dunham 12 ft. cultipacker.
AC Double row mounted com picker
Gehl self-unloading bunk wagon; Kaster self
unloading bunk wagon; rubber tired dump wagon; M.
M. tractor rake; AC PTO manure spreader; gram
wagon with auger unloader; IHC No. 105 silage blower
with pipe for 50 ft. silo; 2 hay wagons with racks, like
new; J.D. 15 hoe grain drill on robber; A.C. 4 row com
planter.
AC 9 ft. Haybine; N.H. No. 268 Baler with thrower,
like new; IHC com and grass harvester; J.D. 16A flail
chopper.
1967 VW (Good Shape) - Mow of Straw - J.D. No. 45
self-propeled combine.
No. 354 N.H. Portable Grinder Mixer, like new; Ford
5017 ft. mower; Souder unloader; 2 Cross com shelters
-1 with cob stacker; 3 pt. Ford cultivator; 32 ft. Little
Giant elevator; 26 ft. hay elevator; grain auger and
some small items.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
400 gal. Milk Keeper tank; DeLaval pump; 1 Surge
unit; 2 Universal units; 30 gal. hot water heater;
strainer and buckets.
Note - Not many small items on the wagons. Don’t be
late for the machinery. The machinery is in good shape
- some like new.
Earl R. Etsweiler, Attorney
Hoover, Clerk
Shull, Auct.
Lunch by United Methodist Church
JOHN D. WEBESTER
Phone (717) 362-9118
Labor law
ANNAPOLIS - Maryland undergo a great number of
fanners who hire migrant on-«pot Inspection* this year
and local seasonal labor will by representatives of the
PEWSYLVANU'S 3RD
PERFORMANCE TESTED DULL SALE
FRIDAY-12:00 noon
APRIL 1 1976
PENNSYLVANIA MEAT ANIMAL
EVALUATION CENTER
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, Pa, 16802
Phone 814-238-2527
SELLING APPROXIMATELY 50 BULLS
(Catalogues available upon request)
Bulls on Test Include:
26 Angus 1 Limousin * 1 Red Angus
UCharolais 4 Main Anjou * 2 Shorthorn
IChianina* 11 Polled Hereford SSinunental *
Approximately 75 percent of these bulls sell.
Several of the top performing bulls from the summer
test will also be sold. These will be older bulls.
• These are percentage cattle ranging from Vfe to 7 /».
Auctioneer
Charles Behm
Wind Ridge, Pa.
SOX-O-RAY results will be in catalogue
Average Daily Gain for 62 Bulls After 84 Days
3.2 Lb.-Day
Sponsored by
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, and
the Pennsylvania State University in cooperation with
the Pennsylvania Cattlemen’s Association and the
State Breed Association.
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM IMPLEMENTS, FEEDER CATTLE
AND SOWS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, MARCH 13,1976
10:00 A.M.
On premises located 3 miles south of
Bowmansville, 1 mile east of Route 625, at
Center Church, in Lancaster County, Penna.
16 Head Feeder Cattle, mostly Charolais, from 600 to
700 lbs; 15 York Hampshire Sows coming with second
litter in May; 2 York Boars. Sheep: 8 Ewes, 1 Ram. 2
Family Cows. 9 tons Ear Com.
Farmall H Tractor on Steel with Cultivator and Com
Planter; 1 Row New Holland 717 Harvester; John
Deere 14T Baler, good condition; Gehl Silage Wagon;
New Holland No. 33 Manure Spreader, p.t.0.; New
Holland Tank Spreader; John Deere Tank Spreader in
good condition; J.D. 3-pt. 3-14” Plow No. F 125. J.D. 3-
pt. 2-bottom 2-16” Plow No. F 130; 5-ton Flatbed Wagon
on Rubber; 1 Wagon with new bed; New Idea Grass
Mower; Dearborn Hayrake for parts; Massey-Harris
Grain Drill; J.D. KBA 28 Disc; 2-section Harrow; 2-
row Hershey Tobacco Planter; Letz Plate Mill No.
225 X; 3 -pt. Field Sprayer; Spike Harrow; Oliver OC3
Crawler Parts; Spring Wagon; Platform Scales;
Scalding Trough; 4 Cast Iron Troughs and others; 8-
hole Hog Feeder and other Pig Feeders;
Wheelbarrow; Feed Carts; 4000 Tobacco Laths;
Tobacco Shears and Spears; Bale Box; 2 Whiskey
Barrels; Large Oil Tank; Horse Collars and Bridles;
Sledge Hammers and Shovels; Grain Forks and Straw
Forks; Hay Hook; 150-gal. Water Tank; Concrete
Mixer and Mortar Mixer; PLS Remington Chain Saw;
125 Locust Posts; Fence Wire; Garden Hose; Stripping
Room Stove; Odds and Ends of Lumber; Lots of 2-4-8
ft. 60-ft. Silo Pipes; 9-inch new Window Sashes; Oliver
OC3 Cultivator; 50-ft. Endless Belt; Hillside Hitch;
Lots of Scrap Iron, and many other items.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & ANTIQUES
12-Gauge Remington Wingmaster Pump Gun;
Marlin 3030 Level Action Rifle; Large Warm Morning
Heatrola; Magic Chef Oil Stove; Coal Oil Heater;
Electric Oven; Stove Pipe; Singer Sewing Machine;
Platform Rocker; Swivel Rocker; 6 chairs, like new,
and other old chairs; Waterfall Bedroom Suite; Box
Spring and Mattress; Cedar Wardrobe with Chest; like
new; Wood Chest and Flour Chest; 2 Stands and Table;
Kneehole Desk; Sofa; Swing Set and Porch Swing;
Porch Bench; Play Pens; High Chairs; 2 Cribs; 1 and
2-quart Jars; Old Mirror; Tricycle; Bicycle; Butcher
Fork and Ladles; Iron Kettle; Hog Scrapers; Wooden
Pulleys; Cleaver. _
Terms By
JOHN Z. MARTIN
Auctioneers; Leroy S. Horst and Paul W. Horst
Refreshments will be served
Not Responsible For Accidents If Any Shocld Occur
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. March 6.197&—37
inspections
State’s Department of
Human Resources due to a
recent federal court ruling.
The State Department of
Human Resources has in
formed the Maryland
Department of Agriculture
that, under terms of a recent
court ruling, they will be
required to:
1. Register all migrant
and seasonal farm workers.
2. Verify all crew leader
registrations.
3. Monitor “day hauls” for
violations. (A day haul is the
daily pick up and return
transportation service of
farm workers to and from
the fields. The practice is
rare in Maryland).
4. Prepare interstate-job
orders. First preference
under law must be given to
so-called “domestic labor”.
If this is not in supply, then
foreign supplemental
workers may be requested.
5. Perform wage rate
studies.
6. Perform random field
checks covering such items
as: wage and hour
provisions, field conditions,
housing conditions, and
discrimination.
7. Set up and act as first
round mediators in a
“complaint resolution
process”.
A spokesman for the
OF
REAL ESTATE & FARM MACHINERY
SAT. MARCH 20,1976
REAL ESTATE WILL BE OFFERED AT 1:00 P.M.
On the premises located 8 miles South of
Lancaster off 222 South of Refton. 1 mile road
frontage, Strasburg Twp. Pa.
Real Estate consists of all that certain tract of land
73 acres more or less erected thereon. Brick house, 11
rooms, double bath, built in cupboards, oil heat; good
well, 2 open porches on South side, storm windows &
doors, nice lawn & shrubbery.
White pine frame double decker bam, slate roofs,
tobacco shed 12 acres, hanging room for 20 acres,
double crib com bam, wire com crib, pig pen, double
floor, 3 floor chicken house, double garage, 3 springs,
stream in meadow, new spouting & wiring.
73 acres of highly productive soil of which all can be
put into crops and rotated as one may desire.
200 Case tractor triple range; tractor chains; tractor
wheel weights; manure loader; case 2 bottom 12”
brake away plow; 3 point chisel; case manure
spreader; case 16 disc drill; 7 ft. mower; 5 ton wagon;
wagon bed; 24 section disc; 3 section spring harrow;
harrow & roller; cultipacker; snow blade; dirt scoop;
steel bin; tobacco ladders; approx. 12,000 lath; balen
boxes; lumber; Curtis 3-3% HP air compressor; air
tank; iron water troughs; cement mixer; platform
scales on wheels; Howe platform scales; bag wagon;
potato & shovel plow; wagon jack; block & falls; buck
saw; pagewire; wire stretcher; chain tightner;
syclone seeders; bam hinges; can hook; heavy duty
jumper; grinder; vice; RR anvil; hill side hitch; log
chains; garden hose; Estate heatrola; wicker rocker;
pipe vice & clamps; heavy duty screw jacks; 2 pump
troughs; swivel casters; cement trowet; 2 gal.
sprayer; hand saws; tap & die set; spike & sledge
hammers; set of bits; pipe wrenches; pipe threader;
cutter & reamer brace & bit Yankee automatic drill &
screw driver, box end wrenches; bolt cutters; wrat
chet drill slating set; Black & Decker, Thor, %
shopmate chills; miter box; metal grain measures;
hog scrapers; double head axe; wooden planes; doth
rack; surveying stand, Adlake RR flashing light;
Homelite chain saw; 12 x 14 canvas.
Approx 50 ton com; Approx. 50 ton second cutting
alfalfa; Approx. 50 Urn first cutting alfalfa.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
Refreshments
john a. McCullough sr.
Auctioneers Lloyd H. Kreider
A Randal V. Kline
increase
PUBLIC SALE
at 10:30 A.M.
INSPECTION DATES: MARCH 6 & 13.
Sale by
Department of Human
Resources said it is their
intention to perform the
additional inspections in the
spirit of cooperation with
farmers and that visits will
be in an open and announced
manner. They also said such
inspections possibly could
head off citations by federal
officials because farmers
would be given a chance to
meet the standards through
a warning process, rather
than being cited during a
crash inspection by a federal
agent.
Many more farm workers
are now covered under
federal minimum wage rate
laws which, effective
January Ist of this year, call
for a $2 per hour wage to be
paid by all employers who
use 500 man days of farm
labor in any calendar
quarter of the preceding
year.
Marinating Meat
Marinating meat is prob
ably as ancient as the art
of cooking itself Schol
ars say that the caveman
probably invented it when
he found that soaking the
tough meat of bear, deer or
mountain goat in berry
juice made it more flavorful
and tender