Milford chronicle., 1933-11-17
Tuesday, November 28. 1888
AT Q O'CLOCK A. M.

AT O'CLOCK A. M.
If that day be very stormy. the sale
! will be held on Wednesday, or the next
clear day after Thanksgiving. the fol-
lowing personal property:
LIVE STOCK
One pair black mare mules, 5 and 6
years old, well mated and gated,
weight between 2lOO and 22OO pounds
! best disposition team i ever worked.
One pair mules, IL and 13 years old,
well mated except color, one grey and
one sorrel, weight about 2175 pounds
an extra good team in all harness.
Nineteen head of milk cows and
three heifers, range in age from eigh-
teen months to nine years, some Jer-
seys. some Guefnseys, some grade Hol-
stems, some nure bred and registered
Holsteins. These cows were all raised
by the owner and retained in the herd
on their merits of production-have had
all my cattle T. b. tested for the past
twelve years and have never had a re-
acter in this period. Some of these
cows will produce from SO to 65 pounds
of milk per day when fresh.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One McCormick-De -Deering 1920 trac-
tor in first class working order. One
Mccormick -Deering Farmall tractor in
first class working order. One steering
device for Farmall tractor, used when
plowing, nearly new; one seven foot
cutting bar power take-off mower for
Farmall tractor, nearly new; one Nc
Cormick-Deering Az foot mower for
team, nearly new; one Mccormick
Deering 8 foot double cultipacker for
team or tractor, nearly new; two two
row cultivators to use with Farmall
tractor, two Mccormick Deering riding
cultivators, nearly new; two sets of
fertilizer attachments for Mccormick
Deering riding cultivators; one Grow
bean and potato duster for Farmall
tractor; one set of Oliver No. 8 2-bot-
tom plows for Farmall or any tractor,
nearly new; one set of Oliver 2-bottom
tractor plows, IA inch; one 7-foot trac-
harrow, one 60-tooth drag harrow, good
as new; one 50-tooth drag harrow; one
3-section John Deere spring tooth har-
row, nearly new; two old Ohio riding
harrows. one Acme harrow. three fiuke
harrows, two walking cultivators. one
seed harrow, one seven-foot weeder,
one 12-disc Superior grain drill, nearly
new; one Deering New Ideal eight-foot
grain binder in good running condition;
one New Idea manure spreader, in first
class condition; one Hoosier corn and
bean planter, one Leroy bean puller
with new blades; one I. II. G. side de-
livery hay rake, in good order; one
Emerson one-horSe hay rake in good
order; one j. /. Case hay loader, good
as new; one Iron Age 4-row potato and
DedH SpTdyeFs one N1TllllIn q turner
barrel and pump sprayer; one wind row
mower attachment for cutting peas;
one pulverizer attachment for tractor
plows; two double barrel corn shelters.
one set of F'airbanks-Mo platform
scales, capacity 900 pounds; one good
2-horse wagon, inch axle; one good
2-horse wagon, TX inch axle; one tim
ber cart 2A inch axle; one pair fronts,
2 inch axle; one 1-horse wagon, two IA
foot hay racks; one 6-cylinder Chevro-
let truck. run less than 10000 miles; |
one Model A Ford pickup truck. sew |
eral sets of chain harness. lot of brides |
and collars; two sets of hip+strap lead |
harness. lot of blocks and falls, all |
kinds of chains. two, three and four |
horse swingle trees, nine corn knives.
lot of forks. hoes, shovels and many /
Several tons of alfalfa hay. Several |
tons of old fashioned clover hay. Sever
II tons of timothy hay.
400 baskets of yellow corn.
so bushels of Abruzzi rye.
500 bushels of soy beans.
100 bushels of wheat.
Lot of oil drums and barrels,
Lot of junk.
Nine 40-quart milk cans. one 20-quart
milk can. all in good condition. Five IA
quart fish mouth milk pals. One q
bottle Boston bottle washer. motor !
lriven.
SOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
ERNEST e. mcgee. Owner
Oickerson & Simpler, Auctioneers.
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