Milford chronicle., 1928-12-07

AuCSOoyS OSCSnDST - 1873
At my farm, three and one half mile
west of Milford on dirt road to Law
Church, the following described prop
erty. Sale starting at 10 a. m, rain O
shine.
, WONDERFUL SALE OF COWS
16 High Grade Cows and High Grad
Heifers
No. 1-Fine Guernsey heifer, Il
months old, with the best of breeding.
No. Ozark Jersey, two years old
! gentle and very good mill1er.
No. 3-Dark Jersey, three years old
has beautiful udder, and is practically
fresh.
No. 4-Grade Holstein, seven year.
old and fresh. Gave over 10000 lbs. o.
milk last year.
old. fresh and test high in fat.
, No. 6-Guernsey COW, two years old
and heifer calf. This is a fine anima
and has a very promising future.
No. 7-Grade Holstein, years old
gave 1900 lbs. milk last January, will
be fresh day of sale.
No. S-Guernsey COW, two years old
fresh and is exceptionally good.
No. 9-Grade Guernsey, years old
fresh' now milking 40 lbs. to so lbs.
No. 10 Guernsey cow, two years old
fresh, nice easy milker.
NO. l1-Holstein COW, coming years
old, out OF so Id. COW, easy to milk
No 12-Guernsey COW, coming three
milk.
No. 1S-Jersey COW, two years old, be
fresh January 5th
No. 14-Holstein, eight wears old
fresh, always to be depended on.
NO. 15-Pure bred Holstein, three
years old, with the very best of breed
ing; VIII make wonderful cow.
NO. l6-Young Guernsey and Hol-
stein, fresh day of sale.
HEIFERS
The six heifers are all from pure
pred bulls and from the very best cows
in my herd.
HORSES AND MULES
Brown horse, 10 years old, very very
gehtIe, and works quiet in all harness.
one pay mule, years old, sound, very
sentle' and works quiet in all harness,
makes good mate to the brown horse.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Farm wagon, made by Webb; three
inch tires 1913 in A No. 1 condition;
dearborn, made by Webb; New Idea
manure spreader, giving good service;
Satley corn planter, all ready to go;
Deering mower, 5-foot cut; John Deere
wheel harrow, nearly new; Deering
reaper foot cut, ready for service,
tractor or horse equipped; new steel
roller new wooden roller, Bickford
AoHman 11-spout disc drill, 10 foot
Deerlng rake, Ford truck, convertible.
good rubber and motor; one three-sec-
tlon drag' nearly new; two No. 10 Oil
yer yer ploWs' one No. A Oliver plow, cul-
tlVators, rear spring for Ford, four ga
turn buckles, two blocks and falls,
I9fks: shoVels and hoes, single trees of
an Kinds, two corn shelters, new hay
rack, tomato rack, marker, two hand
corn planters, 100 5-S brace baskets.
Iots OF tools, Ford tractor, in A No. 1
condltlon; eight foot tractor disc. A No.
l condition; Oliver tractor plows, Deer
ing nay tedder, Q-2 interest).
DAIRY
Milk cans. buckets, strainer steriliz-
er' canvas cover, for "a cans; churn
ana print, set of silver milk tubes.
FEED
Four tons bright Alsike clover, three
tons bright Scarlet Glover, all in loft;
100 baskets short corn.
MISCELLANEOUS
40 baskets Red Skin Potatoes.
Two Brooder Stoves.
Two Rayo Lamps.
Two Biddy Fountains.
One set Beams (300).
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Dining room suite, couch. othello
range, large Radiant Home heater,
small airtight heater, four meat bar
rels, large dinner bell, good mail box, |
single folding iron bed, X IL rug. And |
many other things found on a well
equipped farm.
3. B. VINYARD
R. w. Slaughter, Auctioneer.
Fl. w. Moore, Clerk. n30-2tp |