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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1954-03-25, Page 9SUPPLEMFNNT PAGE ZURICH HERALD Thursday March. 25th, 1954 Agricultural Office News G. W. Montgomery March 20. Despite a week's postpo nement of the County Seed Fair, 41 exhibitors brought out 150 entries. Ten -bush- el lots of oats sold for an average sof $2.40 per bushel with ,$5.10 per ,bushel being paid for a tenabushel lot of .Sihnco oats. Ten bushel lots of barley, sold for pan average of $1.1813 per bushel. Inquries re: whereabouts of grass, clover and cer- eal seeds are increasing and local farm supplies of good seed are be - owning exhausted. Contracts are being let for cash crop acreages and already some 148 growers have con- tracted to grow ,approximately 1200 acreage of auger beets. Six town- ships in the County have already passed the Brucellosis Control Act By -Law andpetition forms are be- ing circulated in three more town- ships. Several farmers have tapped with light runs of sap reported. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE Of Real Estate, High Grade Holstein Tractors, Combines, Full line of high class Machinery, Hay, Grain ' and Household Effects, an tee premises Lot 20, Von. N.B., Hay Twp., 212 miles..north of Zurich; 6. miles west of. Klippen. The undersigned Auct- ioneer is instructed to sell by public auction oat 'FRIDAY, APRIL 9th. This is an exceptionally large listin;; of valuable livestock, tractors and Implements. Please take notice of listing in next week's issue. Alfred Rapp, Proprietor. Alvin Wolper, Auctioneer. Clearing Auction Sale Of Livestock, Tractor, Farm Mach- inery, Hay, Grain and Household Effects, on the premises, Lot 19, con. N.B., Hay Twp. 2% miles north of Zurich, or 6 miles west of Ripper. The undersigned Auctioneer is In- structed to sell by public auction on FRIDAY, APRFL 2nd. Commencing at 1 p,an. sharp. Horses — General Purpose team, true and reliable in every way. .Ciattle — Durham .cow, 4 yrs. old, milking; red heifer ,oarraing first calf, due in June; red heifer, carry- ing second calf due in June; part Durham and Hereford heifer due in August; Durham Steer rising 2 yrs. old, in market condition; Durham bull calf. - Tractor — Bic -Deering Farmai.l H. Tractor, fully equipped, hydraulic 2 - row scuftler. 'Tractor is in guaranteed new (condliltion. Implements -- McDeering 3 -furrow tractor plow; International 7 -ft. power take -.off mower like new; In- ternational 7 -ft. cultivator, Intern. 7 -ft. binder on rubber, like new, Mc - Deering drop head hayloader, Brad- ley rubber tired wagon, 16 -ft. flat rack, dump rake, '2 -drum steel roller, set of ;diamond harrows, set of sleighs like new, 2 -wheel trailer with 7 -ft. box sidles, fanning mill, wheel bar- row, bag truck, Burdisso Castrating.. outfit; DeLaval electric .ream separ- ator, root pulper, brass mounted britchen show harness, logging chains sling ropes, numerous feed :bags, 1% ton 3x18x9 fertilizer, barrels, forks, shovels, chains, etc., .etc. Hay and Grain — 100 bushels Clinton seed oats, 100 bushels mixed grain, 90 bales choice hay. Household Effects — Cabinet, table kitchen chairs, linoleum, baby crib and mattress, Quebec heater, etc. No reserve, everything will be sold. Terms — Cash Arthur Gelinas, Proprietor Stade '& Weido Clerks. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. Clearing Auction Sale Of Real Estate, Implements, Mist. Items and Household Effects, on the premiises, Lot 5, Con. 12, Hay Twp. 11/2 .miles north of Dashwood, Bron- son Line. The undersigned Auction- eer is instructed to sell by public Auction on WEDNESDAY, .MARCH 31st. Conunencing at 1 p.m. sharp Real Estate—Consists of 100 acres loam land exceptionally well drained, fertile soil with the exception of .5 acres of good .mixed bush, level land in good state of cultivation. ilfodern two-storey frame house ne :ly painted Bathroom and water pressure system, large barn with straw shed; farm is nicely located, close to school and town. 50 acres Lot 5, Con. 13, dir- ectly across from other farm. Has same land conditions without huiiG- dings, which will be offered separately 'Terms of Real Estate —10.%r on day of sale; balance in 30 days it not previously Sold. Real Estate sold subject to reason= able reserved bid. Implements — r'[cD. side delivery rake, McD. large size power take -off manure spreader, grain binder, mower, 2 -horse scuffler, 4 -section harrows, 17 -tooth horse cultivator. roller, wagon, 1000-1b. Scales, 16 -ft hay rack, fanning mill, harness, cut- ter, buggy, 4-h.p. gasoline engine on trucks, sling ropes, '2: gang plows, ;hog scales, new electric motor, cream separator, cedar posts, shovels, for'c., 1000 beed bags, iron water bowls, pressure bowls, 2 new electric ren- ters, and many articles too nurser• ous to mention. Household Effects — Chesterfiele cupboard, bookcase, chairs, 2 large rockers, 2 beds, lounge, electric heater, kiehen clock, ,clarinet (new) , electric range, like new, and numer- ous fruit jars, etc., etc. Terms—Cash. Aaron Oestreicher, Proprietor. Reinhold Miller, 'Clerk. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. Registered Shorthorns DISPERSAL SALE Of Real Estate, Livestock, Tractors, Threshing machine, Implements, Hay, Grain and Household Effects, on the premises, South Half of Lot 12, Con.. 14, Hay l'wp., 1 s/i. miles west of Dashwood and 3 miles north. The unersigned Auctioneers .have received instructions to sell by public Auction on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7th, 1954, commencing at 12 o'clock p.m. sharp the following: Real Estate — Consisting of 55 acres, 'being West Half of Lot 10, Con. 16, Hay Twp. All tillable land, well 'drained, never failing water supply. An ideal grass farm. Terms of Real Estate — tO %o on day of sale, balance in 30 days. Sold subject to a reasonable reserved bid. Livestock — Reg. Shorthorns: 9 .cows, 8 open heifers, 7 small calves, Shorthorn Bull, sired by Klaymor In- demnity. The herd tarries many leading blood lines. Catalogues av- ailable. Grade Cattle — Part Jersey and Hereford cow, fresh one month; Hol- stein cow, carrying third calf due at time of sale; 2 steers part Holstein and Durham, rising two years old; Durham yearling steer, Durham yearling steer, Durham heifer, Here- ford calf. Cattle will be offered for sale at three o'clock. Horses — Black Percheron teary, true and reliaible. Hogs — Choice York Sow, with lit- ter of twelve. Poultry — 125 Rd. Is. Red year- Iing Hens. Tractor and Threshing Machine -- 77 Oliver Standard Tractor, live take off fully equipped; •66 Oliver row crop tractor, live power take -off fully equipped. Both tractors in, A-1 con- dition. Threshing Machine — Waterloo Belle City, all steel Thresher 24x40 on rubber, straight Iblorw. Used two seasons. Implements — McDeering 3 -furrow plow on rubber, Blab. 8 -ft. aprinri tooth cultivator, Mali double disc, 13 run fertilizer .drill; MoD. 7 -ft. cut binder on rubber; McD. corn binu.ek on rubber, MoD. 7 -ft, power take- mower, ake mower, Oliver side delivery e ra,:'i rulbber; lVLc . 10 -ft. weeder; MOD. drop head hay loader; McD. horse drawn manure spreader on rubber; M -H. 15 -inch cutting box equipped with 2 sets of pipes; M H. horse drawn bean snuffler and .puller; . 1 - home scuffler; IM -.H. dump rake, De- ering mower, 5 -ft. cut; 3 -drum steel land roller; 5 section diamond har- rows, 3 -section diamond harrows, 2 rubber tired wagons; 2, 16 -ft. racks, MeD. grinder 11 -inch plates. The above named implements all like new Speed jack, 20 -ft. endless belt; 40 -ft. endless belt, pr. bob sleighs; Clinton fanning mill; 2000 -lb. cap. platform Scales! 2 -wheel trailer, gravel box, ladders, 2 large water tanks, 500 cedar posts, various sizes; quantity of wood, cedar and hardwood; root pulper. Stewart horse clipper, Ketch- um 200 Tattooing outfit; 2 heavy seel chains, 21ight chains, 2 sets of sling ropes, quantity of lumber, bag truck, bag holder, 2 sets of harness, 50 large size onion crates, fattening crate, sap buckets, spilus, M -H. cream se'par ator; 2 electric fencers, John Deere power takeoff pump; forge, blower, anvil, 500 cap. chick brood- • er, grass seeder, barrels, chains, :forks shovels, and many articles too num- erous to mention. Hay and Grain — 400 bushels of choice Beaver seed oats, 1200 bush- els mixed grain; quantity of clover aped, 250 bales second cut alfalfa and alover hay: euantity of loose hay. Household Effects — Harristoii kitchen range. roal and wood; cir- cular heater like new; kitchen stove, bureau, kitchen cabinet, 2 dressers, wash stands, leather rocker, 2 couch- es, etc., etc. • No reserve, .as. -the . farm . is sold. This .being an extra large sa-e, sell- ing will start sharp on time. Terms — Cash Edward Stire, Proprietor. Stade & Weido, Clerks. Alvin Walper & W. S. O'Neil, Auctioneers.