4
2:00 P. M., when conditions will be made known by

STOCK

en OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Monday, March 8, 1954
Located South of Elizabeth-
town, along old Route No. 230.
LOT OF GROUND 75-186 ft.
more or less thereon erected a
S 4 \ L MON., MAR. 8, 1954
In Rapho Township, along the
- IMPLEMENTS —- HOUSEHOLD GOODS idw ay between the two places
mile South of Erisman’s
salunga.
Saturday, March 6, 1954 “Sisk vpLEMENTS.
miles East of Maytown, one mile North of Donegal Springs. Sale at 12:30 p. m.
# 24 Head of Cattle 2%
ea O a = Spahr
springers; 15 STOCK BULLS, averageing 700 to 900 pounds.
IMPLEMENTS: 1950 FERGUSON TRACTOR ug 7 4 ie 2
MALL “A” TRACTOR with cultivator and tobacco ers; ra 1se
grain and fertilizer, 13 disk driil on rubber, used to sow 30 acres;
New Idea four bar side delivery rake; Oliver wagon on rubber
with bed; one-row Tiger Tobacco Planter; one-row Intern:
International Disk
Harrow; David Bradley Grass Mower; land roller; spike harrow;
air compressor with 1» h. p. motor; corn and hay
h. p. motor, Eshleman make; Surge Milker with vacuum pump &
motor; piping and siall cocks for ten cows; electric fence control;
— OF —
Mt. Joy - Manheim Road, about
& hurch and two miles North of
On the premises located two miles West of Rheems, {wo HOUSEHOLD GOODS
& Landis, Aucts. 9-1c¢
consisting of NINE COWS, some fresh by day of sale, some
bottom plows, cultivator and Souders manuare loader:
New Idea Tractor Manure Spreader on rubber, used two years;
ational
Potato Planter; three-section spring harrow;
elevator with !
two cyclone clover seeders; Minnich Tobacco Press; sizing boxes;
tobacco shears; tobacco spears; 5700 tobacco lath; 20 ft. tobacco 1
Perch ¥ige) shovels: digging irons; forks; hay rope and n 1% STORY
pulleys; jacks; wheelbarrow; chicken feeders; hog troughs; 100 [wn a :
ft. 34 in. pipe; 25 milk cans used for water; 300 bu. of corn: 4 ton Brick Veneer Dwelling
of straw, wired tied. 28x36 ft. consisting of 6 rooms
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Living room suite; small tables; two and bath, with cellar under en-
9x12 rugs; 12x16 rug; two sinks; kiichen chairs; kitchen cabinet; tire house. Oil furnace, forced
washstands; buffet; extension table; homemade rugs; rag carpet; hot air heat; 66 gal. electric
linens; bedding, highchair; homemade brooms: crocks; and a lot hot water healer; 12 by 24 ft.
of other articles too numerous to mention. CHICKEN HOUSE that can be
co.verted into a garage.
This dwelling has been built
we hin the last five years and in
Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M., when conditions will be
made known by

Dupes & Ruhl, Aucts. v go I agi
Landis & Kraybill, Clerks C. K. HERR y go a
Refreshments will be served by the Willing Workers Clue of of “house. House is fully insulat-
the United Zion Sandy School. 7-3¢ ed. Some fruit on lot. Property
can be viewed by osiling owner,

LEADING IMPORT
billion dollars worth from
Latin American countries.

PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE- LANDISVILLE
Saturday, March 20, 1954
All that certain 2% story brick
dwelling, Church Street, Lan-
disville, 8 rooms, bath, hot wa-
ter heat, Garage, Authority wa-
ter. Lot fronts 36 feet on the

PUBLIC SALE!
east side of Church street, adja-
cent to parsonage of Church of
God. Depth of lot about 185 ft.
Sale to be held on the premises
in the village of Landisville at
2:00P. M,
AMOS B. NISSLEY
Executor of Estate of

PUB L I C SALE: Sas 5
lO oe made known by
STOCK - IMPLEMENTS — HOUSEHOLD 000s 25 45, Clr J. Keck

8-2¢
Anna N. Nissley.
Elmer V. Spahr, Auct.
Samuel S. Wenger, Att'y.
FOR SALE
Complete Dispersal
OF VACCINATED
Holstein Cows
9-3c

and Heifers
fresh springers
and fall cows. These cows have
a lot of size and dairy type,
with the right kind of udders.
consisting of
PRIVATE SALE on the
i 1» miles south of
Mount Joy.
WILMER KRAYBILL

Tuesday, March 9, 1954 I
On the premises located one mile North of Mastersonville,
two miles South of Colebrook, on B. S. Staufier property.
Rot 21 Head Dairy Cattle
some fresh, some springers and fall cows;
SOME SHOATS, MUSCOVY DUCKS
IMPLEMENTS: MASSEY HARRIS “44” TRACTOR: Super;
“8” Manure Loader; “C’ ALLIS CHALMERS with cultivator and
mower; Oliver Side Delivery Rake; John Deere 7 ft. tractor mow-
er, used two seasons; Oliver 7 ft. tractor mower; Iron Age None
Wrap Manure Spreader; Little Genius two bottom 14 in. plow;
Oliver single bottom 16 in. plow; Oliver Heavy Duty Disk, used
two seasons; John Deere three-section tractor harrow; Holland
Twin-Bow self-drep Tobacco Planter; Black Hawk Corn Planter;
Case Low-boy Disk Drill, in good condition; Dellinger Hammer
Mill with feed rolls; 9 ft. cultipactor; two-section spring harrow;
two farm wagons on rubber; 2-wheel trailer on rubber; Smoker
Elevator; walking plow; feed cart; air compressor with 24
motor; 550 gal. water tank; eight 50 gal. drums for water; electric
pressure system; Minnich Tobacco Press; tobacco shears and
spears; 10,000 tobacco lath; new and used 3; in. pipe; new and
used lumber; electric fence charger; 1000 ft. copper fence wire;
steel posts; two 150 ft. hay ropes; grease guns; log chains; shovels;
forks; digging irons; tools; W hizzer motor bike; rabbit huts; chic-
ken crates; G.E. 12 in. clock; 2-unit Surge Milker with vacuum
pump and motor, piping and stall cocks; 6-can Frigidaire Milk
Cooler; Surge Water Heater; wash tub; milk can rack; fifteen 85-
1b. milk cans; buckets; strainers; milk cart; Stewart Clipper.
POULTRY EQUIPMENT: Water fountains; two Royal Brood-
er Stoves; Newtown Brooder Stove; two Buckeye Brooder Stoves:
three electric Trumbulls Brooders; electric water heaters; feeders;
300 bu. corn, more or less.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: White porcelain coal kitchen range
with water back; Coleman Oil Burner; kitchen cabinet; extension
table; two small tables; two bedroom suites: bureaus; washstands:
studio couch; glider; metal cabinet; 9x12 rug; 12x14 linoleum rug,
like new; baby crib; bassinet; rocking chairs; chest; garden tools,
and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention.
OPEN HOUSE

Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Cooperative Ass'n.
Cordially Invites
To Attend Its
OF THE NEW-MAIN OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE
ALONG THE DILLERVILLE ROAD
Thursday, March 11—AIll Day
Don't pass up this chance to see the operation
of your Lancaster County Farm Bureau at its
new location along the Dillerville road.
Plan Now To Inspect These Farmer-Owned
Facilities
DRAWING FOR
VALUABLE
COOR PRIZES
IN THE EVENING
You
CELEBRATION

Sale to commence at 12:00 Noon, when conditions will be
made known by
Dupes & Ruhl, Aucts.
Hess & Parrett, Clerks
Refreshments will be served by The Home
School Class of Chiques Church of the Brethren.
NO HUCKSTERS ALLOWED.
Builders Sunday
7-3¢

Walter R. Bernhard P U B L I C S AL E
— OF =
FULL LINE OF FARMING
IMPLEMENTS

‘PUBLIC SALE TUESDAY, MAR. 16, 1954
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE and FARM EQUIPMENT
Donegal Springs to Mount Joy.
Tuesday, March 16, 1954
ay
On the premises located twe miles South of Salunga, two
miles Northwest of Silver Spring, at Eshleman’s Stone Quay. i=
Limestone farm consisting of 110 acres, thereon erected a
2. Story Brick House
bath, hot water heat;

containing 12 rooms,
2: Story Frame House ,,
fA containing 6 rooms, used as tenant house;
FRAME BANK BARN
with stable room for 50 head of cattle, LARGE SHED
to barn; 12x40 SILO; CORN BARN with shed attached;
co SHED with stripping room and dampening cellar,
house 18 acres of tobacco.
This farm is in high state
Possession can be given on or before April 1,
tion lcall owner, Landisville Phone 2407.

Manure
36-tooth Tractor Spring Harrow:
Deere Plow; 10-ft. Cultipacker;
No. 12 Manure Spreader;
attached
TOBAC-
room to
of cultivation and a good location.
1954. For informa-
will be offered for sale.
Farmall F-20 Tractor with manure loader; Allis Chalmers Deere 7-ft.
“C» Tractor with cultivator and 5 ft. grass mower; Allis Chal- poo. Ladders
mers 60” Combine: New Holland Baler No. 76, in very good con- Hoers
dition; 16 disc. Ontario Grain Drill; 3’section spring harrow;
disc MeCormick Harrow; John Deere Grass Mower, 5 ft.; Papeck
ensilage cutter with 40 it. of pipe; two lowdown wagons; 2-horse
wagon with 16 ft. float; Denlinger Hammer Mill; 14,000 tobacco
lath; two hay tedders; bale elevator; 1952 15 ton DODGE PICK-
UP TRUCK: 300 gal. Myers Sprayer; lot of lumber, some pine;
shovels; chains; forks; ropes, and a lot of other articles too num- And many articlés not mentioned.
erous to mention.
Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M.,
Mower,
Tobacco Shears, Spears,
some with: Litters by sale
real estate to be offered at tion.
Terms by
N. R. NISSLEY John J. Milier and Roy I. Eb
, Auctioneer
& B. L. Greider, Clerks
Du
Land
nn ha, We A
A 8 PL paper
12.30 P. M. %
Located one mile east of Donegal Springs, along road trom
1949 John Deere
“B”’ Tractor
Ford Tractor, Fully Equipped
44” Massey Harris Tractor also
John Deere 28-Disc; New Idea
2-row Tobacco Planter, Potato Grader.
77 NEW HOLLAND BALER, GOOD CONDITION
NO. 7 NEW IDEA
At the same time and place the following farm implements {John Deere Rubber-tire Side- DER con) PICKIN
John Beere Corn Planter with Fertilizer Attachmenf, No.
Dual Rubber-tire Wagon, Wagon and Double
Single Tobacco Ladders, Double-row Tobacco
Stove,
28 Corn Sheller, 16-ft. Flats, 100 Bushels Irish Cobbler Potatoes.
r2 BROOD SOWS'§
|This Machinery is only one to three years old and in good condi-
ersole, Auct.
9-2¢ 'Simon and Wilbur Kraybill, Clerks
Power-trol and Cultivator.
Loader
No. 44 14-inch 2-bottom John
used gne season;
5 John
Minnich Press, Cannon
day.
Paul E. Breneman

9-2¢
ot A me RN ps Ia nn

THE :
FARMER’S MARKET
The leading United States im-
port is coffee — more than on
daily

| .
'Rural Men Discuss
s ConservationPlans
® Soil conservation practices
| were discussed by fourteen
neighbors at the home of John
E. Melhorn Friday night. Hen-
ry Hackman, a director of the
local soil district, told of the
functions and services available
through the Lancaster County
Soil Conservation District. He
explained the farm conserva-
tion plan he developed for his
farm with the help of the soil
conservation technician.
Colored slides showing con-
servation practices such as con-
tour strip cropping, terracing
and drainage were shown. A
lively discussion was held con-
cerning the handling of uneven
width strips, short rows and
other aspects of this system of
farming.
The following
meeting from
Raymond Witmer,
attended the
Mount Joy RI:
John J. Herr,
Paul Z. Hess, Elmer Shearer,
Leroy Heisey, Lester Wolge-
muth, Elmer Myers, D. L. Hess,
Jr., Jacob E. Brubaker, Samuel
G. Brubaker, and Curvin Mar-
tin.
——

Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.

Leaving Town
MUST SELL
Attractive modern home on
Donegal Springs Road. 2 bed-
rooms, living room, Kitehe n,
bath, oil heat, full basement
with Garage, 60 x 200 feet lot.
Ideal for small family. Priced
below V. A. approval for quick
sale, $9,200. Mount Joy 3-6119
except Saturday. 9-1p
SALUNG4
FEEDS
S. H. Hiestand & Co.
Coal - Feed - Grain
MT. JOY

REPRESENTATIVE
M.L. GAINOR
35 W. Donegal St., Ph. 3-5803
8-tfe
Few FARM- Used

MACHINERY
|
|
i Gase Horse Spreader
1-F14 Farmall Tractor
J. B. Hostetter & Son
NEW IDEA-PAPEC
_panying proof
|
Research Held | le Register:
On Hybrid Corn Sale Sale of aan cows
State College, Pa. - Pa. 850, ' on the premises 1% miles south
one of the first of the hybrids to of Mount Joy, by. Wilmer Kray
come out of the tax-supported bill. 8.2¢
Agricultural Experiment Sta- |
tions research corn program at! .
State College, is still one of the March 5 1 Duis
leading hybrids of the six rec- stock, {Blots
ommended for the long season 3
Friday,
sale of live
| and household
located
on
Donegal
goods,
at

policy and program with repre- | choosing. This project might be |
sentatives of other farm organ-|one in livestock, field crops,
izations for all parts of the] gardening or flower The 4-H
State. Clubs meet once a month dur
The two local men are Nor-!ing the months of March thru
|
The
business
September. members
| duct a regular
along with educational or
| vecreations] program. The
of 4-H Club work to
man Garber, Mount Joy R2 and
J. Roy Greider, Mount Joy R1.
—— © —
Law Effective
con- |
meeting |
an
only
cos! the

oO S d S I | club member is the cost of
n ee ales | maintaining the project during
State College, Pa.—Too much the summer. There is a 4-H pro- |
| ject for every interest that a
farm seed is still being sold in
Pennsylvania Uhrough
| boy or girl might hav
4.H Club work the
without accom-
of germination club mem
and purity tests, as required by ber develops leadership, th
the state Seed Law, according ability to get along .with hi
to officials of the Department of | fellowmen and prepare himself
Agriculture. | for a profitable and practical
It is illegal to sell any seed in| farm life.
without first hav-| The Elizabethtown - Donegal
Pennsylvania,
JOHN DEERE ing a representative sample of Community 4-H Club will or
3 D. up ACTORS the seed tested for a germina- ganize on March 9 - 8.00 p. m.
“MY itn Culliyaiors. i tion and purity count, officials ou Washington School in
fi “A” with cultivator | Point out. a
Case - Model V. C. This information, backed by If you are interested in join
SPREADERS
J. D. Model “N”’ Tractor ‘P.T.O.
J. D. Model “L" Tractor
N. I. Model “15” Tractor P.T.O.
I. Model “12A” Tractor
N. I. Model “8 & 10” Horse on
written proof of the tests, must ing a 4-H Club, the following
appear on tags attached to the 4-H Club Leaders will be glad
seed. | to answer your questions and
Violators, regardless of whet- give you information on 4-H

Steel or Rubber
Oliver Tractor Spreader
(Rubber)
(Rubber)
Excellent Selection Used
Machinery
H. S. Newcomer & Son
MT. JOY, PA. 3-3361
8-2¢
USED FARM
EQUIPMENT
®
1 - A. Farmall Tractor
1 -C. Farmall Tractor
1-H. Farmall Tractor

1-F20 Farmall Tractor
200 H. Tractor Spreader
@
W. MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY
There is no better way to boost
your business than by local news«

paper advertising.
LE ph co
her they are producers or dis- Club work.
tributors are subject to stiff Paul Hess, Elizabethtown R3;
fines and “stop sale” action by Mr. and Mrs. John Herr, Mount
the Department of Agriculture. Joy Rl; Mylin R. Good, Lancas
Last year, members of the ter Rl; Lewis Bixler, Mt. Joy
state seed staff who are charged Rl; Curvin Martin Jr., Mt. Joy
with the responsibility of check- Rl; or contact Mr. C. E Craver,
ing on conformance with this Assistant County Agent, Room
law, found many flagrant vio- 202, Post Office Bldg., Lancast
lations, particularly at public er. Phone 4-6851
auctions where seed was being rr |
sold. | DEMONSTRATION
Individuals advertising ed A demonstration meeting on
tested seed through elassified the cleaning and treating of to
columns of local newspapers al- | bacco seed will be given Thurs-'
so violated this law last year, "day, March 11, 1:30 P. Mm. on
Crop Improvement officials , the John D. Roland farm, Mt
pointed out. Joy R1. The demonstration is
Department of Agriculture ' being conducted by the Lancas-
officials at a recent seed meet-| ter County Agricultural Exten
ing, promised a “crackdown” | sion Service, the Pennsylvania
on such violations this year, in State University and the U. S.
an effort to reduce the growing Department of Agriculture.
weed and poor quality seed Dr. R. 8S. Kirby will treat
problem in Pennsylvania. seed with silver nitrate solution
“It is to the advantage of the | and explain disease control
farmer to require proof of the practices. Seed will be cleaned
quality of the seed before he and treated at the demonstra-
buys it; it is also to the advan-, tion. If tobacco growers in this
tage of the seed dealer {o do the area are unable to attend {his
same to protect his future busi- | meeting, mimeographed sheets
how to
it are available from the county |
office. |
The Roland farm is located 2
“The Pennsylvania Crop Im-
provement Association estab-
lished its Seed Testing program |
ness reputation”, officials said. jatving directions on
|
|
at State College primarily
to | miles
: west of Mount Joy at
give both the farmer and the | Donegal Springs. |
seed dealer this protection. TT enn
Both groups are urged to util-| BEES BANNED |
| p.m.
Quarry.
other
Dp. m,,
Spahr,
Borough limits,
the
cemetery.

two miles
of Rheems, cast of
laytown, one mile north of
| Done gal sprinfs, a public sale
of livestock, implements, and
houschold goods. Sale at 12:30
by C. K. Herr. Dupes and
Aucts.
March 6 — in West
Saturday,
Iempfield Twp. 2'2 miles
Newcomer's
Salunga at
Livestock and farming
Ruhl,
south
of

maturity areas of the state, ac- premises : : implements. Also some house
cording to Dr. L. L. Huber, Springs, about two miles south hold $008 by Martin S. New-
well-known captain of the corn °f Rheems, 3 miles west of Mt. 450 C. S. Frank, Auet.
Joy. Sale at 10:30 a. m. Condi- |
development team at the Sta- 7° =". i : | Saturday. March © == on the
tion. tions will be made known by | Sa urday, ar 15 ue n the
Harry K. Smith. Dupes and | premises in Manheim Twp., on
“This hybrid has withstood Gerberich, Auctioneers. | the road leading from Nefisville
the dry seasons, the wet sea- to Landis Valley, a public sale
SOR, and We inseet Season, to Friday, March 5th — on the | of farm implements, by Mary
Show jis ability to premises, 1 mile west of Pinch | E. F. Landis, Adm. of the Her-
stand up and yield better than Road leading to the Masterson- | man H. Landis Estate. Also at
TOs hybrids being ville Road, a public sale of live the same time and place, farm
used in similar areas,” Huber ‘°° a implements will be sold by Jas.
said. stock, implements and house p ar I Pua >
hold goods, by Lizzie B. Ginder. | E. Landis. Edgar F. Funk, Auct.
Its performance over the long
haul, has resulted in its being Saturday, March 6—on the| Monday, Mar. 8 — Postponed
Placed at the head of the list of premises located two miles west | from March. Ist a full line
six County Agent Extension o_o (ee es | Of farm equipment and some
recommendations for long sea- houschold goods, on the prem
son maturity arcas in Pennsyl- 4-H Clubs To | ses between and
vania in 1954. . { Mount Joy, South of Eris
The hybrid is a definite im- Reorganize One | man Church, by J. Earl Wit-
provement over U. S. 13, and h F I mer. Elmer Spahr, Auct.
does exceptionally well under Mont ar Y —
the high plant populations cur- 4-H Agricultural Clubs thru- | Monday, March § — on the
rently popular in the corn fields out Lancaster County are going | premises located south of Eliz-
officials of the crop Improve- to reorganize during March ra- | abethtown, along old Route 230
ment Association at the Penn. ther than in April as they have | a lot of ground 75x186 ft. there-
State University report. j in the past. The change is being | on erected a brick veneer dwel.
Too, the hybrid was bred fof, made {to improve 4H Club | ling containing 6 rooms & bath.
and has shown proof of, consid- work for the 4-H member. Re-| Sale at 7 p.m. by Clark J. Keck.
erable tolerance to drought, and organization of the clubs in| Walter Dupes, Auct.
resistance to the major corn in- March will enable the club | —
sects prevalent in the longer member to receive more infor Tuesday, March 9, a public
season corn growing areas rmation on the early cultural sale of livestock, implements,
they continued. rand management practices of and household goods, on the
—— | the projects carried in 4 H | premises located one mile
AREA FARMERS TO AIR | Club work. north of Mastersonville, 2 miles
FARM POLICIES { There are 4-H Clubs in nearly | south of Colebrook, on the B. S.
Two local men were included every community of Lancaster | Stauffer property. Sale at 12
in the group of farmers repre- County. Rural boys and girls | noon. Conditions will be made
senting the Lancaster County between the ages of 10 and 21 known by Walter R. Bernhard.
Farmers Association who left years are invited to join the 4- | Dupes and Ruhl, Auctioneers.
Monday morning for Washing. H Club in their community. In | rm me
ton, D. C. There, they will dis-!the 4-H Clubs, the club mem Tuesday, March 9 on the
cuss the administration's farm | ber selects a project of his own | Premises in Pequea Twp. on the

Wabank Road, 1'2 miles south-
| east of Millersville, a public
ale of livestock, farm equip-
| ment, and household goods. By
Christ G. Millhouse, Jr. Edgar
F. Funk, Auct.
Wednesday, March 10, in East
Hempfield Twp., 1 mile east of
Landisville on the Old Harris-
burg Pil Route 230 at n-
fordville on the Amos Hoffman
Farm, implements and house
hold goods. Sale to begin at 12
noon. By Adam B. King. E 11
F. Funk, Auct
1 a; » iil i Hic A
R Landi stein Dispersal,
the farm located on Route
172, miles East of Lancaster
Witm P; 55 ht Hol-
eins. Sale at 1:00 p. m., by A.
Land ‘arl Diller, Auct. «
stone Holstein Sale, Sale
lanagel
Friday, March 12—at 12 noon
on the premises in Rapho Twp.,
Northeast of Mount Joy on the
Mastersonville road, near the
beacon light, a public sale of
ipment, and
by J. Joseph
and Dupes,
farm equ
hold
Hostetter.
house goods,
Hess Au-
cionecers.
March 16 on the
premises one cast of Done-
along
Donegal Springs
full line
Tuesday,
mile
gal Springs, [rom
Joy,
road
to Mount
of farm machinery
articles by Paul E.
Miller & Ebersole,
and
Brene-
man Avucts.
March
on the
Tuesday, 16—at 12:30
premises located 1
mile east of Donegal Springs a-
long the
to Donegal
of farm machinery.
By Paul] BE.
road from Mount Joy
a full line
brood
Springs,
SOWS.,
Breneman. John J.
Miller, Auct.
Saturday, March 20—On the
premises on Church Street. in
the village of Landisville, a lot
of ground 36 ft. by 185 ft. on
which is erected a 215 story
brick dwelling, with conveni-
ences and garage, by Amos B.
Nissley, Executor of Estate of
Anna N. Nissley, Elmer V.
Auctioneer,
April 16th
Mount Joy on
to the Mt. Joy
Annual Community
Good Friday, -At
road leading
Sale, 200 head live stock, imple-
ize ig services” Oscar L. Hos- Michigan jaw prohibits oul. | 5 Send goods, etc.
tetter, PCIA Education Commit- | of-state bees from entering the | at 19M. “Al 0 Frank, Sale
tee chairman pointed out. state except in sealed packages, i, dinger and Wagner,

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