Middletown transcript., 1921-01-29
Public Sale

apeaAe CITY Md., IA mlies soutn u
flvot brage, /
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1921
AT ~ o'clock, a. m. snarp
The following personal property To-
wit:
IL HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
No. l.-W alter, bay horse, years
old, weigh lzvO lbs. sound, a gooo
worker aud drlver.
NO. Lou, gray mare, years OLD,
weighs HOO lbs, sound worker ana
duvtr, by MIR. faxson'S horse.
NO. 3.-Aorena, brown mare, ~ yrs
old. weighs llOU lbsrSeund, Will work
mas Leen orlven ny iaay.
| NO. 4.-vlolet, gIay mare, years
| old, kelghs lUoU lbs, sound, WILL work
anywhere, by Mr. faxson's horse.
| NO. o.-Allss Coppage, bay mare, a
years old, weighs lUoU lbs, sound
good worker, ny Ihr. Paxson's morse. |
NO. 6.-rrank, bay horse, coming
WIS. old, weighs l1UU 1Ds., sound, gooo
worker, a handsome colt.
NO. Lieut.. GOV. Eiason, bay
colt, coming yrs. old, work anywhere
sound, shows lots OF speed, has been
ROSS, registered mare.
No. S.-kex, brown colt, coming 3
yrs. old, sound weighs 1000 lbs, has
been hooked a few tunes, sired by Mr.
Moneys horse.
! No. Stray mare colt, coming 3
Syrs. old, sound, has been hooked few
tunes, by Mr.. Moneys horse.
! No. 1O.-Gray Mare Colt, coming z
tyrs. old, sound, by Mr.. Moneys horse.
I No. 11.-Ieddy, bay colt, years
"a HEAD OF GOOD CATTLE
Registered and High Graded Holstein
No. my bred sire, Leon Veemon
ISegis Fayne Pontiac, No. 24116O born
April II, 1918, a son of proven 50
lb. sire, his sire's dam and three
fourths sister, are both 33 lb. twice,
80 lb. COWS, his nearest dams al
, have records above 26 lbs, he is by a
great transmitting son OF a ~ ID.
worlds champion, 30-day- butter rec
ord 3h yrs. old, is a grandsos Of Beau
; ty Pietertje Butter King and King
veemon De Kol, who together have .
! daughters and granddaughters from
E 30 to 4O.1O lbs., his dam is grand
daughter of Brookside Pontiac Paul,
who has granddaughters above 30
: lbs.
No. 2.-Star Farm tontiac Steinser,
No. 242094, born April 10, 1914, she is
a a granddaughter of King Of the Pom
f tiac, the great premier sire OF the
world, will frehsen May 10, 1921, her
! last two calves have been heifers.
h No. .3.-Lepan Ruble De Kol, No.
46964a born March J., 1917, a well
: fired laughter Of Prince Elnora De
al Kol, the Sire is grandson Of Colan-
10 tina Johanna Lad, whose daughters are
y noted for their marvellous milk pro-
# duction, at present there are 30 with
II z day milk records above 600 lbs, this
number being IL more than that Of his
d nearest competitors, the dam comes
" from excellent producing and trans
: mitting blood lines, will freshen Feb
=" IL, 1921.
a No. 4.-Della Monroyia De Kol, No
20 244841, born July 27, 1913.
10 No. 5.-Haidee Angola King De Kol
No. 3664S3 born March %, 1916.
Il No. 6.-Haidee Clothide Segis No
q 41339O, born Feb. rs, 1917.
III No. 7.-Agness Aaggie Paul De Kol
/ NO. COO4CkS UO1u OV3 ASAVs -
Two bulls and heifer calves, Will b.
IL registered by day Of sale. 20 heat
~ ~ high grade Milk Cows, some milking
., heavy now, some with calves by side
If others close springers; heifers, l l.;
V years old This is an exceptional flint
=, lot of cattle, nicely marked, mostly
Il white and all young and perfect.
am glad to be able. to offer the public
-, a herd as will be found here. Dom
- miss this chance. / will be glad tx
keep any cattle until first of May fre'
e of charge if desired, will have plent!
= Of feed.
Id HOGS Sows with pigs by sidt
9 Shcats will weigh 100 lbs.
e, FARMING IMPLEMENTS &C
ne One 8-16 International Tractor, new
er last spring, in perfect order; one IA in
P. & o. Double Trac or Plow, new;
Tractor Disc Harrow, new; Kell!
Duplex Feed Mill, new; Tractor Belt
: 40 #. long, new; new Hollandso1
-, and frame, new; Fairbanks & Mors'
y Gas Engine, 6 H. p, in good order ant
~ - belts; / Iron water Tank, holds sol
a gallons, and lot Of Lead pipes, 3 Farm
:. wagons, Aspril Make in good order
q 2-horse spring wagon, l 2-seatet
s. carriage, 1 dearborn Il hay rake,
lis hay riggings, nearly new; Randall
pe harrow, 8-ft. Emerson mover, il
to lgood order; Deering binder, nearl.
to new; spring-tooth harrows, sulk,,
ng cultivators, in good order; l doubl
John Deere riding plow, nearly new
8 26 1-2 Wizard plows, in good order
16 Leroy Plow, 1 202 double War
walking plow.
HARNESS, &C-Three complet
sets of wagon harness and chains,
: sets good plow harness, II good brid
les Schuman make; II work collars,
hay derrick, new this year, track an
fork with it; I, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6-hors
: trees, carriage poles, track sulky
good as new; corn knives, hedg
knives, hoes, rakes, forks and shovels
IL good milk cans, L Borsco heater
"a, No. 16, in good order; 2 bedsteads an
nd mattress, couch, table, chairs, an
w. many other things too numerous t
iii mention. Also, hay by the ton. Cor
or by the bushel.
The ladies of Summit M. E. Churc
will serve dinner.
i TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $50 and less Cash; owe
he that amount a credit of 10 month
he will be given by purchaser givin,
tie bankable note with approved endorsel
interest added from day of sale. N
OF goods to be removed until condition
70 aer complied with.
te IRWIN SCHRADER
ng Racine & Blackburn. Auctioneers.
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