Sale of farm stock and tools in Reading township
The owner plans to quit farming and sells at public sale on the Klinedinst farm one mile north of Hampton along the Menallen road. Items include 7 head of horses and mules, 6 milkc cows with calves, farming implements, and miscellaneous goods. Sale begins 12 30 p m with terms 10 months credit or 5 percent off for cash. clerked by Bensor Aud lyvans & Chronister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Township
Hampton
Menallen Road
Klinedinst
John Deere
Milwaukee
Osborne
McCormick
Eleven Cripples Measured at Gettysburg Red Cross Clinic
Eighteen crippled children from Gettysburg and nearby towns attended a Red Cross orthopedic clinic in Gettysburg led by Emil Gervert of Philadelphia. Eleven were measured for braces and six children may undergo operations in Harrisburg next Tuesday with Dr. Rugh performing the procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Littlestown
Guernsey
Cashtown
Hampton
Red Cross
Emil Gervert
Philadelphia
Gervert
Harrisburg
Rugh
House passes bill to make Armistice Day a legal holiday
The House at Harrisburg Thursday passed the bill making November 11th a legal holiday to be known as Armistice Day without a dissenting vote. A horse driven by Dr. L. H. Sterner of Hanover dropped dead near Marburg one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
L. H. Sterner
Hanover
Marburg
Public Horse and Cattle Auction at Mt Pleasant Township
A detailed sale notice from H L Sponsorller lists 10 horses and colts including Colonel Decaster the Belgian stallion, 21 head of dehorned cattle with multiple Guernsey and Holstein animals, 21 hogs, and various farming implements. Sale Monday at noon with 10 months credit or 4 percent discount for cash, held near New Oxford and New Chester close to Conewago schoolhouse in Mt Pleasant township. Free dinner for all on Wednesday February 28 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Myers
New Oxford
New Chester
Conewago
New Chester Road
Mt. Pleasant
Colonel Decaster
Guernsey
Durham
Red
Public Sale of Farm Implements and Livestock Near New Oxford
The undersigned sells at public sale at the Hen ry Emlet place near New Oxford to East Berlin. Items include 8 head of horses and mules, 250 chickens, wagon, binder, plows, harrows, corn gear, harness, and farm furniture. Sale begins 12 o'clock M with 12 months notes or 4 percent cash discount. PIUS I. LONG. R. M. Straley, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountville
Public sale of Mary E Smith's Mt Pleasant property
Saturday February 26 1921 at 12 o'clock the owner Mary E Smith sells at her Mt Pleasant township residence along the Bonneauville road near New Oxford a list of personal property including a Mileh cow a No 1 milker 100 chickens buggy tools furniture and many household and farming items terms announced by auctioneer Charles Rinehart with clerk G D Sheely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Township
Bonneauville Road
New Oxford
Public Farm Sale Set for March 10 1921 in Adams Co
Clayton N. Berkheimer announces a public sale at his farm in Oxford township Adams county on March 10 1921. Sale features head of horses and mules 25 cattle 20 sheep farming implements harnesses household goods and related items. Sale starts at noon with terms 12 months credit and 5 percent cash discount. Further terms available day of sale.
Public sale of farm property at Sisters' farm McSherrystown
Personal property listed includes 12 horses and mules with ages and roles, 15 head of cattle with milch cows and calves, 6 hogs with pigs, about 100 chickens, several wagons, binders, mowers, hoes, and farming gear. Tools, implements, and teams described, with a 12 month credit. Sale starts at noon. Frank C. Smith signs, Reigle and Topper clerks.
Rural Farm Auction Listing at Smiths Mill Tyrone Township
The undersigned will sell at public sale at Smiths Mill Tyrone township on the road from Roudebushs Mill to Gardners Station one mile from the former and two miles from the latter. Items include seven head of horses and colts, eighteen cattle, sixty hogs, four wagons, several farm implements and harnesses. Credit of 12 months offered. terms announced by EH Keefer with Prosser Audt Hykes Weidner as clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Mill
Tyrone Township
Roudebush's Mill
Gardners Station
Guernsey
Chester
Berkshire
Farm sale at Mt Pleasant Township Adams County 1921
A move to New Oxford prompts a public sale at the seller's residence on the Old Johnnie Shultz farm in Mt Pleasant township Adams county. Items include livestock horses cows and calves various wagons tools farm implements household goods and farm equipment. Sale starts 12 30 PM with 12 months credit or 5 percent cash discount. Geor A Moore Ira G Herman Aud Sheely & Sheely clerks. No smoking around the barn. Thursday February 24 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Mt. Pleasant Township
Adams County
Knob
Cedar Ridge
Johnnie Shultz
Public sale of farm property at John Ke Krug farm Oxford Two
Charles Hull and A Martin auction personal property at the John KE Krug farm midways between McSherrystown and New Oxford on the Oxford Two road. The sale lists 2 black mules 8 and 12 years, 3 mules 2 years, a grey horse, 18 head of cattle including 12 milch cows, 75 hogs with sows and shoarts, wagons harnesses and farming implements, house goods and dining room furniture. Sale starts 12 30 p m sharp with 4 percent discount for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherrystown
Edge Grove
Robert
Jack
John KE. Krug
Oxford
New Oxford
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George Street
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Adriance
Syracuse
Thomas Grain
Ray Guise
Chester White
Milburn
Deering
Auburn
H. L. Sponseller
G. R. Thompson
H. Deatrich
C. Brame
East Berlin
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Cross Keys
Henry Emlet
Susquehanna
H. P. International
Pius I. Long
R. M. Straley
Mary E, Smith
Chas. Rinehart
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Oxford Township
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Frank C. Smith
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Reigle
Topper
Clerks
Ontario
Walter A
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EH. C. Keefer
Prosser, Audt
Hykes & Weidner
Surrey
Osborne Mowery
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Geo. A. Moore
Ira G. Herman
Charles Hull
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