Middletown transcript., 1921-01-22


HERD SIRE
"LIEUWKGE LYNFIELD KORN-
DYKE DeKOL," H. B. No. 2391s2,
born Dec. 9th. 1917. With the excep-
ton of his own untested dam, every
| dam in this pedigree Is A R o, four
| having records above 80 Tbs. His two
granddams have records that average,
butter, Z days, 33. 81 lbs The records
| of the six dams in the pedigree average,
| butter, 7 DAYS. 27.79 lbs. A young bull
whose sire is full brother to and
| whose dam is daughter of Lieuwkge
Lynfeld Pleasant Valley Kate (36. Is
| lbs.) The latter has 34.34 Id. sister,
and also has 75% the same breeding as
32.1 ID. 4 year old. HIS sire is by a
81 ID. son. of King Pontiac Konigen,
with three daughters above so lbs. and
a 81 10. son of the only double. century
sire, King Of the Pontiacs, 30 daugh-
ters from 30 to "A lbs. This is splen-
| did smooth, handsome animal nicely
broken, can be handled by anyone.
| Beautifully marked. A rare chance to
secure very high classed animal, good
enough for the show ring
| PURE-BRED COWS
No. 1. Stellaris Belts Ross. No.
4S3422, born May 13, 1917. Now in full
flow of milk, alright in every way.
No. 2. Helen Waldorf DeKol, No.
4S342l, born March. 13, 1917. In all
probability will have calf by side day of
| sale.
No. 8. Sarina Fague DeKol, ID, No.
483420, born March 3, 1917 Giving
plenty of milk now, mighty fine cow
No. 4. Mutual Urenagel Beets, No.
4S3419, born March l, 1917. Now has
c If by side, fine cow in every par
ticular.
| No. s.. San Jose Arts Lyons, No
14O286O, born April 10, 1917. This is a
very fine COW, with calf by side.
No 6. San Jose Arts Mildred
Vague, born July 8, 1917, No. 4O28b1
Now milking, will be fresh about April
l. No. z. San Jose Mildred DeKol,sNo.
5645O9, born Dec Is, 1917. Giving con-
siderable milk, will be fresh about
April l.
No. 8. San Jose Lyons Posh, No.
4O2S62, born March IS, 1917. Giving
some milk, close springer.
532224, born Nov. 81, 1918. Close
springer, probably freshen by day of
sale.
No. 10. Pansje Hartog Korndyke,
No 57OS63, born Nov. l, 1918. Has
heifer calf by side.
No. II. Inka Fayne Korndyke Vista,
No 485421, born Jan. 10. 1918 Close
springer, will freshen by day of sale.
| Nos IL and 13, Two heifers, dams,
Nos 3 and 4. Papers in full furnished
day of sale.
Nes. IA, IL and 16. Three yearling
bull calves Papers with them.
Nos. II and Is. Two bull calves,
three weeks old Paters with them.
No. 10. Registered heifer calf, born
Jan. IA, 1921, dam Nc. 10 in list,
GRADE CATTLE
Eight grade cows four with calves
by side now, others giving considerable
milk. Six two year old heifers that are
as fine as grows. All by registered bull
with calf to farm herd sire. One year.
ling grade heifer.
| HOCS-Three Poland China brood
sows, will farrow about first of March;
Is fine shoats. weigh 80 to 100 lbs.
POULTRY-Fifty Plymouth Rock
hens, four turkey hens and one gobIer.
CORN, HAY, &c.-lOO bus. corn
by the bushel, 10 to IL tons good mixed
hay by the ton, lot of meat by the
pound, potatoes by the basket.
IMPLEMENTS
Three good farm wagons, hay rig
gings, Warner make. in good order; l
creamery wagon, by J. C. Green, good
shape; 2 manure .spreaders, New
Idea''; farm roller, by Hyland; 4
wheel cultivators, e Buckeye, l Ohio,
Roderick); 2 hand cultivators, three
section spring-tooth harrow, l wood
frame harrow, iron harrow, Randall
harrow, gang plow, Oliver No. SO;
Oliver walking pIows, No. 40; now
ers, Thomas make; side delivery rake,
] hay loader, Keystone make; 2 Deer
ing binders, one nearly new. the other
in good order; l grain drill. ID spout, B.
& H.; corn thinner, l corn shelter, l