Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 25, Decatur, Adams County, 31 January 1949 — Page 2

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COMPLETE CLOSING OUT Public Sale! t We have sold the farm and will sell our Personal Property at Public Auction 4 miles North and HU miles East of Bluffton. Indiana, or 2 miles South of Tocsin, Indiana. Tocsin is on I'. S. Road No. 224. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1949 Commencing at 9 A. M. Promptly 40—HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE—4O 16 Holstein Cows 3 yrs. old, Some to freshen in Feb , March and April. The balance are on Rood production. 2 Jersey cows 5 Ai S yrs. old, one is fresh, other to be fresh in March; 2 Holstein cows <S & 9 yrs. old, on good production; 10 coming 2 year old Holstein heifers. Some are bred; 6 Holstein Heifers 3 to k mo. old; 2 Holstein Bulls S mo. old. HERD HI LL--Little Brook Emperor Ormsby Beets 1145352. Dam has 3 records over 500 lbs. B. F. Sire's Dam has record of 61.» lbs. B. F. Herd is calfhood Vaccinated for Bangs. Certificate of Vaccination will be furnished. 108—HEAD HOGS—IOB 17 Brood Sows, farrow last of Fen and first of Marcn: '.to good feeder hogs 75 to ISS lb. These hogs all double immuned anil feeder hogs wormed; 1 Duroc Boar. POULTRY 5 dozen heavy hens; 2 dozen Australorp pullets. HORSES—Team mares, wt. 3lim. Fat. (loot! worker- and double set of work harness. GRAIN AND HAY R.mo Bu corn, more or less; smi Bit. Clinton Oafs, more or less; lObt) Bales good Mixed Hay; 100 Bales Wheat Straw. Ensilage. TRACTORS—COMBINE—CORN PICKER AND IMPLEMENTS McCormick IF ering 'll" Tractor with cultivators, new last spring; F-20 Tractor and cultivators, overhauled, in good condition; Little Genius 14" Tractor Plow; Mt Deering II" Tractor Plow; J. Deere S ft. Tractor Disc: Gl 8 ft. Tractoi disc ; McCormick-Deering FOUR ROW TYPE FERTILIZER CORN PLANTER: Graham Hoeme Field Plow on rubber, new: A. (’. 5 ft. Combine, quick detachable; General Implement one row corn picker, new last tall; McCormick-Deering Tractor ’Grain Drill with fertilizer attachment 13 hole, new last year: IHC Ma- i nure spread, r; McCormii k Deering pu.l type 7 ft. trac or mower; Tractor .-pike tooth harrow 2i ft.; 3 section Rotary hoe; culti inuieher: J. Deere corn binder, good; Paper Ensilage cutter with pipe for IS ft. silo; McDeering lo" Hammer Mill; Grain Binder 8 ft.; 5 ft. Tractor ! scraper; McDeering Hue delnery rake; .1. Deere hay loader; 2 rubber j tired wagons with grain bed. 1 steel tired wagon and grain bed; Power corn sheller; Tractor chains llx3S: McDeering fertilizer attach men! for breaking plow, End gate seeder. MILKER & DAIRY EQI IPMENT MeCormick-Deeriiig Doubl and Single Unit Milker; Water Heat er; Tank.;, 10 ten ga milk cans; Electric clippers; Bull staff and Bull halter. MISCELLANEOUS 300 gel. gas tank ami stand; Hog feeder-; Fountain; 13 individual hog houses; Brooder house 10x14: Electric Brooder stove; New 40 ft. drive belt: Weed burner: Butchering tools and kettles; 60 rod field fence; Small tools; McDeering I'.g h.p. gas engine, like new. HOI Sl' HOLD GOODS Living room suite: Living room chairs; Ri;g 11x123; 2 rugs SxlO; Scatter rug : Dining table and chairs: Antique cherry cupboard: Walnut cupboard: Walnut drop leaf tube; Odd chairs: Rollaway Bed and mattress: Clock: Radio; Ic Box; Canned Fruit; Dishes ami Cooking V'ensils; Articles too numerous to mention. TERMS CASH Not responsible lor accidents. Livestock will be sold inside. Lum h by Lam aster Chapel Ladies Aid. DWIGHT CALLAWAY, Owner Roy A- Ned John oil Auct.-. Alehin Liechty Auct. A- Sab- Equipment Farmers & Merchants Bank of Bluffton Clerk. 26 31 1 — |

I'llll.ll SIH Wo. th. uttth I' i-ttf 1 having deci led to quit farming and going to Iqi’si'l Engineering school. will -e.| the following at public auction at tyy tsi Itaii■<•. located I mile west of Hockford. Ohio, also 3' 2 miles cast and 3’* miles south of Willshiie, Ohio, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1949 Starting at 12:30 O'clock P. M. 2 — CATTLE — 2 O|U* J* year old Jersey and Gurin ey cow. with calf S weeks o|i hy side, a u*<»o 1 on<* MACHINERY lHli Farina I II tractor or. good rubber, fully equipped with powet li f t. lights starter, with corn plow attachm ids; 1942 Faunall B line tor. on rubber full equipped with power lift, lights. starter corn plow at aehment lntcrnatiin.il mount 'll lertili:;er corn Jan! r and ben cultivators all with power li.t. r'arniall I’ 2<t tractor on rubber in A 1 condition, wi h high speed load gear, with manual lift, corn plow tit tachinent Mi !) ering No. ti 2. t>' combine with scurfy ( leaner and motor, on rubber itt A I comiition. Melte<r>ng 12 disc fertilizer grain drill, like new, mounted 7' cut Ahitecring power niower, one 12" and one 1 1 ' 2-1 o tom Al I ras tta< tor plow ■ ; two set < oiler*; I heavy and j 1 liplr duty d'scs. 7on side Is' Imw chemical prayer, .ike mw. . . lubber tire wagons, with 11' bay ladder t ill grain bed eomldlV'd. good ■ condition; new eel name nbb rti e wagon, steel tire wagon g“ar it Melteering 9' cul ip.n ker; rotary hoe; 3 wing spring tooth harrow 3 wing flexible steel h now. 2 wing -tool harrow: 1 wing sod (Utter. 2 whe 1 Farm Easy tractor with attachments; llarvett Handler if, portable elevator wi h motor; two tractor weeders; good t>" Burr ' Alii ; Wayne air comprrs or with At.' air hose, n*ed 2 years; steel (lump rake, cool se I frame implement traibr. buzz -aw: 2 wheel end* ate seeder; I Heat Hoti'er and I Coptiorler tractor covers; |o ton hydraulic jack; corn .‘■heller, I'mu o>. pl.it ornt s'ales. otir 3l'-pe sitpei quality .‘Octet set from 9-:i2" to 1 i In": IxV.'t' tarpaulin; .‘>mt cl:ic’r • Icctii- broodtr: It' ebetri- dril ; s” vise; 13 II I’, motor; .*> grease gun . drum oil healer; 2 ireawtre pump oil can ; elec rie -.oldcriir iron; lire* gauge 20' eaten i-u co/l: wire ciib fence; la' double I bel . Alamit pressure gun; barrel oil pump; 5 gal. No. I I't transmit; sion g ease; 1 gal. Ceti I’e-l'o motor Klerz. live .30 gal. drum*; foil corn planter wire: 12’ wire cable; 1«»* log ch tin; 2 log chain ; ro! building paper; large fi'iincl -cyllie; woolen barrels: 1 gal. flexibl ot dipper; extra Easy Hide tractor .eat; three'titm lli tires and nhes 3 wrecking bars; bov's bicycle; do tb| • shoe I plow; h p. moto und pimp Jack; »<onp shovel, dynamite anger; single trees; small tools; 2 new teo-hi t'lievroief whe«l«; chicken feeders; iron bid and U rings; good Gio-Maid rarge; toi.ibtna ion bottle g.is and c0..l ringemery grinder and motor. FEED bn. good jtt l ow corn in crib: !."0 Im. of Clin on oaths; 4 > Pt. Io bushel: 12 hu. o y How sweet clover seed, cleaned; 100 It's oi" shciled yellow pop c«‘rn: bales of ■ lover and timothv ha' mixed: 12 beg* 2-12 12 fertilizer; two li'xlt* brooder hoaes. double floor, wired. 137 FORD TRUCK ON GOOD RUB3ER. 6'/xl2’ DUMP BED 26'SIDE BOARDS WITH SECTIONAL STOCK RACK IN Al. CONDTION. This machinery is ail in A-1 condition. Li case of l.ad w<ath i. sale will l»* h- bl under corer. TEU.’IS GF SALE CASH. Not responsible for accident*. LADOYLE AND LADGYT RUMFLE, Owners Put 1 1- 44 Cl'ro —Attc ioreers* Eatl Lae—Clerk 31 ■

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WESTERN : (Coat. From Page One) New Mexico Montana and Californiia. States of emergency declared in six states Nebraska an i Utah, and parts of Nevada. Arizona. Wyoming and South" Dakota. As the great storms swept across the plains, snow bank piled on sm.w bank. Hitmans froze to death. Hundreds of cattle and sheep died in their tracks and were buried in Hie snow. So ne died alongside ice-

• filled troughs. Entire cities were I snowbound. Hard-packed drifts as ’ high as 40 feet blocked rescue workers in Nebraska. In New Mexico, a murder suspect froze to death while hiding in a shark. In Wyoming. Andrew Archuleta died on a prairie trying to ! go for help for Ills wife and five-; year-old daughter. The bodies of J tile wife and daughter were found, later buried in snow — inside the' family car. Today the air force and army pushed an all-out effort with “op-

eration haylift’’ in Nevada, I tali, Wyoming and Nebraska, and op- | eration bulldozer'' in Nebraska and South Dakota. The weather had' wanned a bit Sunday but anothei ' cold wave and storm was moving ' .n from Canada. More than 100 private, National | Guard and air force planes, includ- ' ing 28 C-S2 "flying boxcars," swept back and forth across the ranges dropping feed to cattle and sheep marooned without food. May. Gen. Lewis A. Pick, commanding a fifth ‘ army disaster .force, sent scores of 1

'men, tractors and buldozers into! snowbound distress areas. It was : biggest buldozer operation > since he'directed the 'building of the famed Ledo road in Caiua durI ing the war. Air reconnaissance was underway to spot blocked roads and distress sigaais. Ihe Red (toss sent out ski-equipped planes to towns where signals for aid were sighted. Despite all the hardships, wheat and corn states saw future benefits from the storms. The great snows protected -wheat in Die ground. The

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