Middletown transcript., 1921-01-15
Public Sale F!


on the farm where he now resides Ia
mile west Of Armstrong Station on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th, Fl
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.
SIX HEAD OF HORSES
Nos. 1 and 2-King and George,
pair bay horses, 9 and IL years old,
well mated and will weigh about 27OO
lbs. to the team. A good farms team
or road team.
Nos. 8 and 4-Dewey and Mig, pair
black horses, and years old. This
is pair chunks, will weigh about 26OO
lbs. to the team. They are well mated
and an exceptional good team.
No. 5.-Hilda, bay mare, 8 years
old and all around good mare will
weigh about 1000 lbs.
No. edna May, Black mare 13
years old, will weigh about HOO lbs.
/ can't say too much for this mare she
is hard to trip.
Is Head of Registered and Grade
HOLSTEINS
King Rowland Pontiac Pasch, calved
Dec. 81, 1918. He is a grandson of
King of the Pontiacs. The sires dam
is an A. R. O. daughter Colantha Pom
taic Korndyke, who has fine list of
tested daughters. His dam has "a
lb. record as 10 year first test and
| is by a proven son of Paul Butts De
kol one Of the early century sires and
a brother to the former world cham
pion Aaggie Cornucohia Pauline. This
is wonderfully nice young bull
No. 2-Elzevere Sunbeam Ykema,
calved February IA, 1916. This A. R.
O. Cow is by proven son of King Of
the Hengervelds 5th, who has 80 lb.
daughter Win over 610 lbs. of milk.
He is double grandson Of Peitertje
Hengerveld's Count De Kol who has
four daughters above oJ lb. and was
the first bull to have 2 daughters
above 33 lb.' The dams dam has 25
lb. record and o57 milk. This cow has
a year old record of 1858 butter and
543 milk and cow testing association
record of 2115 lbs for % days. This
record was never broken. She has a
nice heifer calf by her side.
No. 3.-Charnita Hengerveld Prilly
calved Nov. 2, 1917. This heifer car
ries the State championship in seven
day division of 17.46 lb. butter and
399 1-2 milk. This record was made
in the hot days of June. She has an
excellent combination of breeding.
Every dam in her pedigree has rec
ord above 21 lbs. Her sire is by
good son of Friend Hengerveld De Kol
Butter Boy from a 80 lb. cow, with
over 1900 lb. butter record IN 1 year.
She is daughter of Pontiac Argie
| horndyke. Her dam has 81 lb. 3
| year old record and from % lb. COW
having 4 A. R. O. daughter. This
heifer will be fresh in March, was bred
to No. 1.
No. 4.-Segis Cornucopia Queen,
calved Sept. 20, 1918. his heifer is
by a son Of Sir Inka Prelly Segis. He
is becoming very popular at Winter
thur. He is one of the most promis-
ings sons of King Sigis the sire; dam
is 21 lb. daughter Of De Kol Butts
Segis 4th. He is the sire Of Emirita
Korndyke De Kol-who has record OF
nearly 1850 lb. Of butter and $4,000 lbs.
milk. The dam was never tested. This
heifer is milking now but has never
been on test.
| No. 5.-Elzevere Sunbeam Pontiac,
calued Dec. IA, 1918. This heifer
sired is son of Maplecrest Korndyke
Hengerveld, who combines in the clos
est degree the blood of world famous
long distance sires, Friend Henger-
weld De Kol Butter boy and Pontiac
Aaggie Korndyke their blood crossed
has produced more high record cows
than that of any other two sires. To-
gether they have ten daughters that
have produced an average of 124O.7
lbs. butter from 23443 lbs Of Al per
cent milk in one year. Her dam is
No. 2.
No. 6.-Sigis Cornucopia Queen
Beets, calved June "a, 1920. This is
a nicely grown heifer and is Of good
type, dam No. 4.
No. 7.-Aleratra Hengerveld Prilly,
bull calf, calved May Is, 1920. Here
is a chance for some one to get nice
herd sire. He is good enough to head
any herd in the State. His % nearest
dams average 27.18 lbs. Of butter in Z
days. His sire is a 81 1-2 bull and his
dam is No. 3. He is we'll grown and
as straight down the back as level.
Come look him over and also his pedi-
gree. All the pedigrees will be shown
on day Of sale. Also grade cows
that have average Of 1000 lbs. each
this year.
These cows consist of an accredited
hurd. This was the 3rd hurd in the
State that received government GER
tifcate they have been under govern
ment supervision for years and have
2 certificates which will be in the sta
BILE on day of sale. Come and buy
some clean cows and run no risk. You
have seen what has been done the last
6 months on this work through this
community. Stay on the safe side and
Uncle Sam will protect your herd.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 7-foot Deering binder, only cut
8 crops; l corn King manure spread
er, good as new; farm wagons, hay
higgins, l Thomas mower, good as
new; John Deere gang plow, l John
Deere corn planter with wire, l hay
loader, 1 11-hoe Bickman-Hoffman
grain drill, good as new; l lnterna-
ional sulky cultivator, run last year;
1 Oliver sulky cultivator, new last|
year; / Ohio cultivator, double-disc
harrow, 1 1-horse rake, land roller,
good as new; 1 3-section springtoot
harrow, new last year; 2-section
spring-tooth harrow, tomato riggin,
holds 60 baskets and springs, l dirt
scoop, / corn cover, 2 26 1-2-Wiard
plows, 1 1-horse plow, hand cultiva-
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