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ARMER’S MARKET
Lancaster Soil Conservation
FLORIN FARMS Dist. Enters National Contest
DELICIOUS Se
Sale Register

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of Martin S. Newcomer. C. S.
Pleasant Church. A lot
Frank is the auctioneer,
household goods and kitchen
fufniture., H. G. Lehman. C. S.
Frank, auctioneer.

Public Sale, Saturday, Oct,
- 10, at 12:30, on the premises in
Tuesday, Sept. 29, — on the |East Donegal Twp, 1 mile
premises in W. Hempfield Twp. | south of Mount Joy on the Mar-
214 miles southwest of Salunga |ietta Pike, a small farm of 22
near Newcomer's Quarry, farm |acres. Farm and implements,
of 43 acres, on which is erected | household goods. A. N. Hostet-
C. S. Frank, Auct.
Reconditioned
Farm Equipment

Lancaster soil conservatione
distriet has entered the national

ONE NEW HOLLAND 76 BALER
ONE USED BLIZZARD ENSILAGE CUTTER
ONE F20 FARMALL TRACTOR
ONE BN FARMALL TRACTOR
ONE F12 FARMALL TRACTOR
ONE HEAVY DUTY INTERNATIONAL DISK
HARROW
ONE INTERNATIONAL ENSILAGE BLOWER
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J. B. HOSTETTER & SONS
W. MAIN ST. PHONE 3-3721
For Canning

F lorin
FOLLOW SIGNS FROM DONEGAL SPRINGS ROAD
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Farms
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MOUNT JOY

PUBLIC SALE or
VALUABLE FARM
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th, 1953 Saturday, Sept. 12th, 1953
The undersigned will offer at pubilc sale on the premises

On the premi in Stauffertown, near Thome's Store,
along the road leading from Mount Joy to Manheim, about along the macadam road between Mastersonville and the
Joy, the following
100 1t. bv Pinch Road, in Rapho Township, Lancaster County, adjoining |
properties of John Frey, Samuel Moyer. Menno H. Ginder,
Jechn Greiner, and Paul Kupp.
ALL THAT CERTAIN GRAVEL LAND
cultivation, of
timber.
one-eighth mile from Mount
LOT OF GROUND, approximately
which is erected a
25 Story CONCRETE & FRAME DWELLING
containing eight rooms and bath, Hot Water
floor, fully insulated, a good well and large cistern,
TWO-CAR GARAGE me FRAME CHICKEN HOUSE
all in good condition
PREMISES MAY BE VIEWED ANYTIME
SEPTEMBER 6th.
LOT OF
200 ft. On
14 acres, 17 perches, in high state of
containing
standing
which 5 or 6 acres are woodland, with heavy
Frected thereon is a
gabs Story Dwelling House
Hcat on first
AFTER
shingle roof, 7 rooms, electric, running water, and a never-failing
stream. A FRAME BANK BARN 30x60, with an attachment 20x
20, two poultry houses, brooder house, frame garage and wood-
shed. Premises may be viewed at anyime.
Sale to begin at 2 p. m. when terms and conditions will be |
|
HOUSEHBROLD GOODS
Bed with spring, bureaus, washstand, sink, desk, typewriter
desk, dining room table with boards, g room chairs,
rocking chair, fruit driers, gt. cold packer, cream cans,
eater, coal oil

six di

new home-made crocheted r , electric made known bv
on : 1 « £
lamps, canaries and cages, (3 eding), quilts, home-made ‘ia .
soap, canning outfit, with new cans. E. V. Spahr .
i: Pdi NE: . Es . V. Spahr, Auctioneer
ANTIQUES: Chairs, rocking chairs, child's rocker, i 1zz1e mn er
36-2¢
bureaus, bed, high cupboards, high top sink, (homemade)
high top glass cupboard, wood chest, spool shelf, clothes

chests, (one with drawers and secret drawer) home spun
linen, linen table cloths, bed spread, dishes, baskets. P U [53 § I bony A i E
GARDEN TRACTOR, electric drill with one-half inch
Chuck, slightly used; 1-horse hook plow, 2-horse potato
digging plow, two-horse double tree, complete with singie | OF |
trees, barrel sprayer, 2-row crop duster, straw cutting |
bench, water heating Caldron furnace, iron ke S, large P E R S N A L P R O P E R T Y
copper kettles, three-foot, old style room heater, 2-ton pul a L..—>G>\>$ 26
leys, complete with rope, scoop en tools, crow '
bar, pick, socket head, split mallet, heavy t d & t 1 2 h 1 953
farm jack and auto jack, some re. new berry Sa ur ay, ep tf 9 wie
boxes, lawn mower, small platform scales and many other . 3 . r
articles. IN THE BOROUGH OF ELIZABETHTOWN. at No. 434
Sale starts at 12:30 p. m. Real E: will be sold at |
SOUTH MARKET STREET.

2:30 p. m. Saturds
Terms and conditions
I.E Aldineer, duet J. FISHBURN (noc, od matrosses. bureaus, chost of drawers with
Herd of Registered Holstein Cows, Lot of Poultry
implements and Household Goods
SAT. SEPT 5, 1953 - 12:30 Neon "cr Dupes Auctioneer
LOCATION—IN CONOY TWP.. 4 MILES SOUTHWEST OF & Garman, Clerks

Sherman Shaeffer and
Mary W. Frey Shaeffer
ELIZABETHTOWN, 1%. MILE NORTH OF BAINBRIDGE, JUST 36-2¢
OFF ROUTE 241, ENOWN AS THE in / /™/™/ =
BRIDGE ROAD. - Ly U B I i C S A I F
— OF —
REAL ESTATE and FARM EQUIPMENT
559 12 Registered Holstein Cows
BANGS CERTIFIED AND T. B. ACCREDITED SINCE 1938
all sired by sires in the S. E. A. B. Stud, including 3 daughters of
Lucifer and bred to them sires. 2 GUEI LY COWS. =
This is a breeders herd and are due at various times of the ; SA
vear. Including some fresh cows, or close. This herd was run in
7 . many years, records will be given on sale day. SATURDAY SEPT 5 1 953
). H. 1. A. many years, records V g > ;
POULTRY (750) STARTING AT 11 A. M..— REAL ESTATE AT 2 P. M.
INCLUDING—300 NEW-HAMPSHIRE RED HENS (Yearlings). : : : :
250 VANRESS CROSS 16 WEEK OLD ROOSTERS. i mile JO West of Lancaster, 4 miles West of
100 MT. HOPE STRAIN LEGHORN PULLETS Manheim, 4 miles east of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Penna.
31-ACRE LANCASTER COUNTY FARM
5-MO. OLD (Laying). .
100 HUBBARD STRAIN ROCK-RED CROSS- Good Producing Farm With Highly Desirable
215 Story
BREEDS 5-MOQ. OLD (Ready to lay).
FARM MACHINERY—John De B. Tractor with cultivator,
5 ®
Modernized
House

re
(1937) John Deere 2-bottom trailer plow, John Deere heavy-
duty tractor Disc (28 discs), McDeering cultipacker, overhauled
last year, John Deere Van Brunt 10-hoe disc drill on rubber, was
new in 48. 7 ft. Dearborn tractor mower, will fit on a Ford Trac-
tor, New Holland semi-automatic transplanter with fertilizer at-
tachment, used 2 seasons to plant 20 acres, Jones rubber-tire
wagon, New Idea side delivery rake, John Decere corn planter,
will fit on a Ford Tractor, John Deere manure spreader, and many
other articles.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT —Del.aval magnetic

speedway milker with
new type milker heads and new (yx ! oe ’ Rew wo i Eight rooms and bath with large laundry room and two-car gar-
cups, installed a year ago with , Stainless stecl pails, Stein age attached. Large balcony 30x36 ft. over garage. Inlaid Lino-
ve anacityv de-oper 1g SDI: De . Sy 3
Milk Cooler, 4-can capacily, side-opening spray type, new In and tile floors, Automatic Oil Heat, Hotpoint Electric Dish-
3980; Dairy-Maid electric hot water heater, Dairy-Maid Wash cher. fireplace, storm windows and doors.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Torrid-air dining zoom! PABMPOND _ . LABGEBANZ EARN
chairs, lot of other chairs, bedsteads and springs, bureau, lot of alin Sori HAE and fp Dal _
butcher tools including grinder and lard press, and many other Also selling at same time, BUILDING LOT with cellar and
items not mentioned. tl ites Rea S32 good well. FARM MACHINERY
catalog of the cattle write to Harvey Rettew, Manheim,
For Catalos 2 TEN TRACTORS
Corn Binders, pickers, husker shredders, balers, silo fillers
Penna., Sale Manager.
REUBEN i MILLER, Owner and forage harvesters; Drills, plows, disc harrows, side rakes,
John J. Miller, ane
i ille “1Ks. 1 :
Kraybill & Miller, C : Ets TEC 43 a a cultipackers, wagons, manure spreaders, and a full line of Farm-
BAINBRIDGE, PA. R..#1 ing Equipment.
OME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Lunch at Sale. Terms by
heatrola, 6
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MOUNT JOY R.D. 1 |! movement,
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P uU B L | C bay £ \ L E amd ty
one-week,
| winter
| Guest ranch on Goodyear farms
| National
| dents,”
| unnecessary clogging and
1 | :
; 1 sequent accidents but they also
"cause the big corn losses out in
| ron, Ohio, it was announced to.
District Chairman Amos
Millersville.
| day by
| Funk, of
Members of Lancaster district
| will compete against other soil
districts in the
state. judging
committees, selectedsfrom Penn-
| conservation
Non-partisan
sylvania’s outstanding expon-
ents of the soil conservation
will determine the
{ state's outstanding dsitrict for
the period July 1,:1953, and
April 30, 1954 on a basis of to-
tal points scored in perform-
ance, of regular district duties.
Grand award for one mem-
i ber of each winning district
governing body and the top co-
farmer or rancher
named by the district will be a
expense-free, vaca-
tion trip to Goodyear's fabulous
resort, the Wigwam

in Litchfield Park, Ariz., in De-
cember, 1954, .
Members of the Lancaster
district governing body. who
will compete for the Goodyear
award are: Henry Hackman, of
Manheim R2; Homer Graybill,
Manheim R1; Lemon Wiest, of
Ephrata R1; Harry Metzler, of
Kreadyville.
National winners of the Good-
year Soil Conservation Awards
will be announced at the seven
Street, in the village of Landis-
ville; household goods by Ed-
ward L. Landis. Walter Dupes,
Auct. Sale at 6:30 p. m.

Saturday, September 5—In
Conoy Twp., 4 miles Southwest
of Elizabethtown, 1 mile north
cf Bainbridge, just of Route 241
Herd of Registered Holstein
Cows, Poultry, Implements and
Household Goods by Reuben £Z.
Miller, Owner. Auctioneer John
J. Miller. Sale at 12:30 p. m. °
Saturday, Sept. 12, by H. J.
Fishburn, Stauffertown Mount
Joy R2, near Thome's Store,
real estate and household good
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Saturday, Sept. 19, on the
premises at 244 Mariettaa Ave.,
Mount Joy, a lot of household
goods; kitchen furniture, some
antiques, and automobile tools.
H. S. Hawthorne. Sale at 12:30.
C. Ss. Frank, Auct.
Saturday, September 26 —A-
long Main street in the Village
of Landisville, Pa., two-story
brick dwelling, also personal
property by Fred H. Koser and
Mabel E. Myers Koser, Admin-
istrators of the Estate of Clay-
ton H. Koser. Elmer V. Spahr,
Auct. Sale at 1:00 p. m.

regular area meetings of the
Association of Soil
Conservation districts. Plaques
will be awarded at these con- |
ventions to the hundred first
second place winning districts.
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Corn Picker Operators
Urged: Play It Safe
Corn - picker operators are
urged to play it safe this season |
in a film strip, entitled “Are.
|

You Inviting Corn Picker Acci-,
released recently by the |
Division of Farm and Home Sa-
fety, State Department of Pub-
lic Instruction. The strip, pro-|
duced through the cooperation '
of the National Safety Councils
was made available to county
agents and area supervisors of
vocational agriculture for show-:
ing in rural areas.
Faulty adjustments and op-
crating practices not only cause food pack would fill 19,800 cars.
sub-
strip em- |
warned
the field. The film
phasizes operators are
corn stalk to protect them when
unclogging a picker. The revol-!
ving rollers can pull in the
stick—and the operator's hand
before he can let go of the stick.
: | ’
never to count on a stick or state,” he added.
stitute the largest part of Penn-
Saturday, Sept. 26 —2 miles
north of Mount Joy, in Mt. Joy
Township, on the road leading
from Risser’s Mill to Mount
STATE'S CANNED FOODS
PACK WOULD FILL
172-MILE TRAIN
The food packed annually by
Pennsylvania canneries, if ship-
ped out of state entirely by rail
would require enough cars to
form a giant train stretching
172 miles from engine to ca-
boose.
The state's packers are pro-
ducing about 39,600,000 cases
of vegetables, fruits, soups,
meat and other foods, according
to Mr. R. C. Brumbaugh, Am-
ericanCan Company field re-
search representative. On the
basis of an average of 2,000 cas-
es for each carload this sizeable
“The distribution of the Key-
stone State’s annual pack re-
sults in an income of about
$220,521,000 to Pennsylvanias

T REAL SAVINGS
AT REAL SAVINGS
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| Soil Conservation Awards pro- Frid Sort. 40m ie prem a 2'a story frame house, by |ter.
ape ; mr ’ Gobd. riday, Sept. 4—On - -
ONE PAPEC ENSILAGE HARVESTER cram sponsored by the Good. | PHEW FEF TON BE HO esses
vear Tire & Rubber Co. of AK-
ma farm house, on Elizabeth
GRAHAM PLOW
DEMONSTRATION
Wednesday, Sept. 9th 1:00 P. M.
(RAIN DATE FRIDAY, SEPT. 11th)

ON THE JOHN E. MELHORN FARM
farmed by J. Robert Eshleman, located on the road from
Mount Joy to Newcomer's Quarry. Look for sign.

Lancaster County
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FARM ‘MACHINERY DEPARTMENT
DILLERVILLE ROAD

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