Middletown transcript., 1920-01-31
50 Head of
Cows, Heifers, Bulls

LynIelQ hOfnOyke DeAOl,
No 239112, born Dec. 5, @0
1917. The records of the six dams in
his pedigree average: Butter in days,
27.79 lbs. His two granddams have
records that average: Butter in days,
80. 81 lbs. A young bull whose sire is a
full brother to and whose dam is q
daughter of Lieuwkje Lynfeld Pleasant
Valley Kate. (36.15 lbs.). The latter
has "a Id. three-fourths sister, and al
so has 75% the same breeding as 81
lb. year old. His sire is by 81 Id.
son of King Pontiac Konigen, g daugh-
ters above 80 lbs.), a 81 Id. son of the
only double Gentry sire, King of the
Pontiacs, go daughters from 30 to
No. No 2. Cow, Arts Korndyke Wayne,
born Feb. 8, 1915, No. 311079, fresh
last August, has heifers in this list.
No. 8. Cow, Arts San Jose DeKol,
No. 351l25, born March Is, 1916, fresh
No. 4. Cow. Arts Korndyke Wayne
Lyons, No. 351124. dam No. 2, born
June %, 1916, has her second calf by
her side.
No. 5. Cow, San Jose DeKol Korn-
dyke, No. 349829, born July 4, 1916, has
second calf by her side.
No. 6. Cow, San Jose Mildred Lyons,
No. 4O2858, born Dec. "a, 1916, has Sec
ond calf by her side.
No. Z. Cow, San Jose Lyons, No.
4O2859, born Jan. 9, 1917, will drop Sec
ond calf in March.
No. 8. Heifer, Arts Korndyke
" ayne, I'd, dam No. 2. born August 10,
1918, with calf, No.5257l7.
No. 9. Heifer, Arts Korndyke
Wayne, Sd. born Aug. Is, 1919, No.
525718, dam No. 2 in list.
No. 10. Arts Korndyke DeKol
Lyons, No. 525719, born Feb. 4, 1919,
dam No. 4.
No. IL. Heifer, San Jose Wayne
Korndyke. No. 52572O, born Feb. 6,
1919, dam No. 5.
No. IL. Bull. San Jose Lyons Wayne.
No. 2S2258, born March II, 1919, dam
No. 6. Large enough for service.
Nos. 13, Ia, Is and 16 are young
calves that will be registered by day of
sale.
Eighteen Grade Holstein Cows,
cows years old, rest younger; 6 Grade
Guernsey Cows, large; Heifers, 2
years old, with calf; Grade Bull, large
enough for service. Will show proven
statements what these cows have paid
in IL months. ! will show each COW s
extended breeding and pedigree on day
of sale.
HOGS-Eight fat Hogs, will aver
age 300 lbs. each; 5 Brood Sows, pigs
by side; 46 Shoats, will weigh 60 to 100
lbs. each; l Registered Poland China
Boar, will weigh 500 lbs. All of these
hogs have been inoculated.
GASOLINE ENGINES-One 4-horse
Waterloo Engine, 8 4-horse Water
loo Engine and Pump Jack, ! 2-horse
bulls Eye Engine, New Holland Feed
Mill.
Farming Implements
Four farm wagons, Asplil make; !
Aspril dearborn, new; l horse cart and
harness, | Deering binder, Osborne
binder. l Deering mower, cCormick
mower, Keystone hay loader Key
stone side delivery rake, l dump rake,
/ Bickford & Hoffman drill, 2 Rangle
harrows, roller, l New Way corn
planter, 8 hay riggings, sulky culti-
| vators, 4 walking cultivators. No. SO
double gang Oliver plows, l, 2 and g.
horse plows, 3-section spring-tooth har-
row, 6O-tooth harrow, l iron harrow,
corn cutter, corn thinner, grinds tone,
grain fa', corn shelter, l set scales,
farm bell, l, 2, 3, 4, and 6-horse trees,
horse troughs, 40 lods Page wire. pig
tight; hay fork with so #. track and
puIleys; large canvass to cover wheat
stack.
Side meat by the pound, hay by the
ton, and corn by the bushel.
CARRIAGES and HARNESS. One
enclosed York carriage, used but little;
| set carriage harness, l set dearborn
harness, sets wagon harness, l. set
handmade; 13 brides, Schuman make;
13 good collars, 8 hand. made; leather
halters, stable blankets.
DAIRY FIXTURES-Th Thirty six milk
cans, large milk cooler, milk box, hold
10 cans; Is gallon churn, Sharpless sep
| orator, cow chains.
HOUSEHOLD GOODs-One organ,
Story & Clark; Pen Ruby double
heater, No. 16; l Hazel double heater,
No. IA; extension table, 10 #; 8 cook
tables, 8 kitchen bedsteads and bedding,
chairs.
Terms of Sale
All sums Of $40 and under, cash: over
that amount a credit of Eight Months
will be given by the purchaser giving q
bankable note with an approved en-
dorser, interest added from day of sale.
No goods to be removed until conditions