Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-19


viii sell at public auction on the
Henry Yeages farm or better known
as the old Lew Miller farm, situated |
mile south and 11s miles east of
Wauseon, on
Thursday, Sept, 25, 1919
Commencing at 1000 a. m. the fol-
lowing described property:
HEAD OF HORSES straw
berry roam mare coming years old,
weight 1850; 1 bay mare coming s.
years old, weight 1880 This pair is
sound and right well broke and an
extra good span; black gelding
om.ng years cd, sound and broke;
5 year old pacing horse, buggy and
.arness.
HEAD OF CATTLE-Consisting
of 4 registered heifers. No. l.
Princess Beauty, Clothilde, DeKo1
No. 495323, calved Oct, 1918, Sire
King Johanna Beauty, DeKol No. 1866
226, Dam Princess Champion Clothil-
de No. 230654. No. 2 Grace Colan-
tina, DeKo2 End No. 508331, calved
Nov. IL, 1918, Sire King Johanna,
Beauty DeKol, No. 165226, Dam,
Grace Colantha DeKol, No. 23O65o.
No. 8. Grace Johanna Belle, DeKol.
| No. 495322, calved Oct. 81, 1918, Sire
King Johanna Beauty DeKol No. 1866
1885, Dam Lady DeKol Johanna Belle
No. 230652 No. A. A well marked
heifer and good type, papers in tran
sit, will possibly be here by day of
sale, Sire Wauseona, Homestead
Pontiac No. 164282, Dam SUSIE Mar
guerite DeKol, No. 17S524. None of
these 4 heifers bred. Extended
pedigrees furnished on day of sale.
The cows are good ones. They were
selected especially for my own herd
3 grade cows: 1 red white COW yrs.
giving milk, will be fresh about Dee.
Is. 1 black and white COW years
Old giving milk will be fresh about
Feb. 1. 1 black and white COW 6
years old giving milk will be fresh
about Feb. 1.
8 HEAD OF HOGS-Some spotted
| Poland China's. / Boar Prince r
No. 1887, farrowed June %, 1918,
Sire Ohio Boy, No. 1897, Dam Ohios
Beauty, No. 1886; 1 brood sow Hazel
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1918, Sire Hamlet, No. 7165, Dam
Ethel, No. 23334. This sow is bred t.
Prince R. will farrow about Oct. Is
1 male pig farrowed April 21, 1919
Eligible to registry, Sire, Giant Mel
son 1st No. 6175, Dam Hazel R. 1st
No. 4OO16. Also sow pigs. There
were 8 pigs in this litter. 1 Duroc
brood sow pigs by side of her on date
Hof sale. 1, O. I. C. sow, pigs by side
| CHICKENS-5O White Wyando+te
,r-lets, 40 Brown Leghorns, 40 Rock
, hens.
4 FARM IMPLEMENTS = Nisco
manure, spreader, new, Deering binder
good as new; C. B. @. corn painter
; new; Key Stone hay loader, good as
new; New Century cultivator, new;
8 section steel drag, new; Deering
disc good as new; Oliver breaking
,, plow, new; John Deere sulky pillow
: good as new; Hercules 114 horse gas
engine; feed grinder and pump jack
! all good as new; low down farr1
wagon; hay rack 7x15 #. new, Wagon
box, good as new; brass trimmed farm
harness nearly new; set of buggy
harness, set of fly nets, 1 buggy net
S tooth cultivator, corn shelter, single
,, and double shovel plows, rs gal. gas
or oil tank, iron kettle, tank heate'
r 8 metal chicken coops, 80 grain SACKS
3 or sets double trees, neck yoke
> scoop board, set of s-ne' horse even
er, l set double blocks, 1900 lbs
capacity, 1 set double blocks 1000 lbs
! capacity, Luther cycle grinder, 25 lbs
twine, 35 ft extension ladder, Buffalo
incubator, 240 egg size, 80 gal. cider
! vinegar, mud boat, 2 stable blankets
2 street blankets, 2 harpoon forks
storm front, crow bar, " Dbl. salt,
: log chains Is ft. long, hog crate
grass seeder, hand corn planter, rub
ber tire Cron buggy, Richland fertil
izer grain drill, Deering mower, goot
as new and other articles too numer
Gus to mestion.
HAY AND FEED-About tons O
alfalfa, 2 tons alsike, 8 tons timothy
tons mixed hay, about 400 shock:
of good corn, about $50 bushels oats
Terms made known on day of sac
REUBEN A. SPEISS, Prop.
Lewis Ryan, Auctioneer.
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