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PUBLIC SALE
emo FAMM MACHINERY
THURSDAY, APRIL 28,1977
At 11:00 A.M.
Located: Cecil Co., Coiora, Md. Off Route 1,
South on 276,1 mile West along 269.
Farmall 300 recently overhauled; super C Farmall
w/Wagner loader & cultivators; 1972 Chevy custom 30
truck w/cattle body, 30,000 miles, good shape; 354 New
Holland grinder mixer, one yr. old; 33 NH chopper; NH
blower; 717 NH chopper w/com head; 323 N. Idea com
picker like new; Int, 4 row.com planter like new; 477
NH haybine like new; 65 NH rolabar rake; 269 NH
hayliner bailer w/new bale thrower; 2 high sides bale
wagons; 16 ft. Rat'wagon; No. 8 NH heavy duty crop
carrier w. new front end; new Parker bin & Parker bin
wagon; New Idea manure spreader, new webb; 10’ 6”
Int. disc; 12 ft. John Deere spring harrow; 11 ft.
Brillion cultipacker; White 4 bottom plow automatic
spring loaded like new; 34 ft. Little Giant elevator 2 hp.
motor; Int. tractor driven com shelter; 7 ft. Int. 76
combine pull type; Int. 100 gun burner w/97 BTU; jet
fly sprayer; silage cart; 275 gal. diesel tank; Century
sprayer fast hitch; JD 13 disc grain drill; wheel
weights front & back for late model Farmall; 40 ft.
extension ladder; 10 ton screw jack; Surge P 22 milker
pump; Mojonnier 335 gal. milk tank with rebuilt
compressor; hot water heater; S.S. wash tubs; 2
strainers & buckets; can rack; 4 Surge milker units
w/electric pulsation 2-40 lbs. pal; 1-50 lbs. pal; 3 bath
rubs; more items too numerous to mention. Not
responsible for accidents day of sale.
Refreshments.
Sale by,
VERNON & MARY LOUISE LEE
Auctioneers:
Lloyd H. Kreider
& Randal V. Kline
CONSIGNMENT SALE
BENEFIT Of AMISH PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
SATURDAY, APRIL 23,1977
10:00 A.M.
Sale will be held at the Mike Kauffman farm
(former owner Edgar Hartman) Orrstown, Pa.
Take Route 433 north from Orrstown, follow
safe signs.
PAM EQUIPMENT
I corn picker; McCormick-Deerlng com binder with
loader; McCormick grain binder; Oliver grain drill (13
hoe), good condition; 2 disc harrows; harrow (spring
tooth); 11 hoe John Deere grain drill; John Deere hay
crimper, PTO; McCormick 2 row com planter; rubber
tire wagon with bed; 50 gallon field sprayer on steel;
Oliver red river special threshing machine; weeder;
horse cultivator (one horse); 7 horse power Wisconsin
motor; 4 cylinder Wisconsin motor (good condition);
rebuilt V-E and IV-F Wisconsin motor with reduction
clutches; 2 Surge milker units, 50 lb. pails; 1 milk
scale; chicken nests and feeders; some two and three
horse hitches; electric fencer; new and used pony and
horse harnesses; 4 farrowing crates; chain mortizing
machine; dawling machine; robber tire wheel for
wheelbarrow.
10 open gilts York and Duroc; 1 Yorkshire boar;
approximately 30 to 40 feeder pigs; 2 standard bred
driving horses; 3 ponies; 1 pony cart and harness;
selling one registered Belgium stud; service,
registered name - Contentous Chance.
New and used not and bolt assortment by the box,
miscellaneous tools, etc.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
1 Estate heatrola stove; 1 bottled gas heater; 1 single
bed - set of bonk beds; 1 oak swivel desk chair; office
chairs, desks and files. New all washable quilts; state
bird and flower quilt all hand embroidered; 1 Sunshine
and shadow; 1 star of the bloegrass; 1 or more
Dalahia. These quilts may be seen on display on day of
sale. Quilts will be sold at 12:00.
We will have a stand with seven different kinds of
cheese, etc. Also fruits and produce.
Homemade bread, pies, sticky and cinnamon buns,
noodles, etc. Home cooked food and homemade ice
cream at the londi stand.
Malcom Spiecher, Auctioneer
Not responsible for accidents.
Terms: Cash.
LIVESTOCK
out to do it again this year,
warns the U.S. Department
of Agriculture (USDA),
spreading anaplasmosis, a
serious blood disease of
cattle.
Horseflies and other large
bloodsucking flies that
spread anaplasmosis are
now emerging inlarge
numbers, explain officials of
USDA’s Animal and Plant
Health Inspection Service
(AHPHIS). In areas where
mosquitoes are a problem,
they also can carry the
disease. In other areas -
particularly in the west -
certain ticks are carriers.
Man also can spread
anaplasmosis, especially
those who engage in do-it
yourself veterinary service.
In the hands of careless
individuals, instruments for
dehorning, castrating,
tatooing, bleeding, or vac
cinating cattle can be
transmitters of the disease.
Anaplasmosis affects red
blood cells. If is particularly
severe in mature cattle,
often causing 25 to 60 per
FARM FOR SALE
62.5 ACRE FARM
Mountville, Lancaster County
Excellent investment Property
Zoned Commercial-C2-and Residential-R2
Located Mountville exit-Route 30 Bypass
and Stoney Battery Road
Excellent location - numerous possibilities
Sewer and water available
62.5 acres, more or less
Dairy farm Bank barn with milk house
Tobacco Shed 4 Car Garage
Zte story brick dwelling,
containing 2 newly remodeled homes,
each containing 6 rooms and bath.
Separate heating systems.
Limestone soil
High state of cultivation.
This farm has many valuable features
It can be used as an existing farm,
Or it has terrific development potential.
It is one of the few remaining large
Development areas available at a
Route 30 Cloverleaf.
For inspection or information,
Call 717-285-5204
PUBLIC SALE
OF AKIBUfS AM) HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, APRIL 23,1977
Located along Cloverleaf Rd., 3 miles nor
theast of Elizabethtown. Pa. Get off 283 bypass
at Elizabethtown and Rheems interchange, turn
north. Watch for sale signs.
High and Low dry sinks, china closets, jelly cup
boards, round ext. table, woodbox, kitchen cabinet, 12
plank chairs, rockers, bedroom suite, wash-stands,
bureaus, table w/daw feet, blanket and cedar chests.
Majestic kitchen coal stove, high-chair, beds,
sideboard, dough tray, Victrola, couch, sofabed, dining
room suite, pressed glass, carnival dishes and pitcher
w/glasses, china, cake stands, wine set, tin and iron
items, agate-ware, quilts, baskets, coal oil lamps,
butter mold, coffee grinder, ladles, silverware, iron
kettles, wooden tubs, meat benches, broad ax, iron
train, erodes, egg stove, heatrola, rag carpet, 9 x 12
rugs, elect range, refrigerator, jars, milk cans,
whatnots, single-trees, .32 rifle, 410 & 12 ga. shot guns,
tools and many other items too numerous to mention.
One wagon load of small items. Don’t miss this sale.
Viewing morning of sale.
Sale by,
MRS. IRWIN RUHL ESTATE
H. (Abe) Shattner, 653-5689
Raymond Miller, Aucts.
Food by Kisser's Mennontte Church.
cent death losses among
infected animals. Annual
losses to the livestock in
dustry nationally are
estimated at well over $lOO
million.
What should cattlemen
look for? When an animal
becomes weak and lags
behind, anaplasmosis should
be suspected. Also, skin
becomes pate around the
eyes, on the muzzle, lips and
teats, and then turns yellow.
(The disease is also called
gallsickness, yellow bag, or
yellow belly). This color
change is followed by rapid
weight loss and frequently
death.
Following the acute stage
of the disease, infectious
organisms remain in the
body of survivors, and these
animals become carriers.
Some animals, especially
calves under one year of age,
may become carriers
without showing any signs of
illness.
If anaplasmosis is
suspected, cattlemen should
consult their veterinarian
All DAY
9:00 A.M.
Laboratories in most
states are equipped to
perform the rapid card test
for anaplasmosis, at no cost
to the herd owner, except for
the veterinary fee for
drawing blood samples.
The warm months are not
the best time to test, because
blood samples from animals
recently infected will not
react to this test They must
have the infection at least 30
days to show a reaction.
Ideally, testing should be
done in the winter, APHIS
READ LANCASTER FARMING
FOR FULL MARKET REPORTS
CONSIGNMENT
COW SUE
We will have our monthly sale at our sale
barn, located just off Route 220, Athens, Pa.,
Bradford County, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1977
At 1:30 P.M.
We will have our usual run of Fresh and Close
Springer Cows, also Open and Bred Heifers. Last
month we had 83 head of very good cattle and expect
this many or more at this sale.
Registered Polled Hereford Bull with Pawnee blood
lines.
All animals must be accompanied with a health
certificate. Animals accepted Wednesday & Thursday.
Terms: Cash or good check day of sale.
VALLEY STOCKYARDS INC.
Athens, Pa. Phone 883-1031
Restaurant Will Be Open.
PUBLIC SALE
DEAL ESTATE-601F1H6 EQUIPMENT
FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1977
In the village of Mt. Zion, Lebanon County.
REAL ESTATE
3 acres more or less, 2Vz story frame house has large
living room, modem kitchen, large paneled out kit
chen, laundry room including automatic washer, 3
bedrooms, 1% baths, large attic, cellar kitchen has
built inwoven and stove, picture windows, aluminum
siding, stem doors and windows, oil hot water heat,
winter and summer hookup, never failing well, 18 hole
miniature golf course, 20' x 40’ swimming pool, large
barn converted for recreational use, 36’ x 58’ shop
zoned for various uses.
TOOLS
Cub Cadet 12 hp. like new, Cub Cadet 12 hp. with 40”
rotary mower, 5 hp. rototiller new, 30 gallon power
driven sprayer, (3) 5 gang reel type lawn mowers, 40”
lawn seeder, push mower like new, Irrigation pump
with 3 hp. motor, Disston electric grass cutter, lawn
drag, lawn roller, ice soft drink cooler, building bricks,
15” lawn seeder, 3 self-propelled lawn mowers, power
lawn sweeper, pot belly stove, refrigerator, picnic
benches, milkshake machine, 30 cup aluminum coflee
maker, ice machine, cash register, large french fryer,
restaurant type griddle, coflee machine, (18) 1,000
watt mercury vapor lights, (10) 400 watt, round
restaurant tables, sand rake, garden hose, sprinklers,
fork rakes, cup changer, 5 colors miniature golf balls, 7
irons, 9 irons, putters, 18 flag poles, weed mower,
Griens Airator and spiker and lots of items not men
tioned.
For inspection of Real Estate call Lebanon 273-9701.
Refreshments by the Ladies of Zars Lutheran
Church, Mt. Zion.
Henery, Attorney
John Breidegam, Auctioneer
Curtis Swope & Ray Deck, Clerks
officials explained. Then,
depending upon herd size
and number of carriers
found, one of four alternate
plans should be put into
effect:
- If only a few carriers are
found, send them to
slaughter.
-Ha good many are found
and facilities are available,
separate the carriers from
healthy animals and
maintain them as two
separate “herds.” This
generally works because a
fly must bite an infected
animal and then a healthy
animal within five minutes
to transfer ithe disease,
veterinarians have found.
LIVA DARKES
Sale at 4P.M.
Home at 5:30 P.M.
Conditions by,
LEVA DARKES