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About Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1920)
(Formerly known as the J. D. Gordon Stock Farm) APRIL 20TH Having sold this farm, beginning at tO o’clock a. m. sharp, with a FREE LUNCH AT NOON I w ill sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder on the farm, one and one-half miles south east of Dundee, the following described property! * - ■ ~ • - ■ — 3 0 Registered Hampshire Ewes and Lambs, 2 Registered Hampshire Rams, 1 Registered Cotswold Ram. 2 Grade Corridale Rams. 3 Pure, bred Hampshire Rams, 1 Grade Hamp- shire Ram, 12 Grade Wethers. 1 Team Mares, wt. 3155; 1 Team Mares, wL 2 5 8 5 | 1 team, mare and horse, wt. 2 9 8 5 ; 1 Team Mares, wt. 2 6 7 0 ; 1 Team Mares, wt. 3 0 0 0 ; 1 Driving Mare, wt. 9 0 0 1 Stewart No. 12 enclosed gear pow er Sheep Shearing M achine, 2 Shoats, 3 Guineas, 1 JOHN DEERE CORK PLANTER 2 1 PEERING TEDDER 3 1 1 SUCCESS MANURE SPREADER OLIVER RIDING CULTIVATOR ONE 1 1 I OLIVER W ALKING CULTIVATOR 1 DUNHAM CORRUGATED ROLLER ONE ONE 6-14 HQOSIER SINGLE DISC DRILL W ITH GRASS SEEDER ATTACHMENT 14-18 DISC DOUBLE HARPOON H AY FORKS SINGLE HARPOON H A Y FORKS SETS HAY SLINGS BUCK R A gT. 3 SETS DUMjP BOARDS 1 26 IN. DOUBLE DISC PLOW TWO 2 1 1 6-9-10 IN. SINGLE PLOWS S 1 SPIKE TOOTH CULTIVATORS WING SHOVEL PLOW 1 SHARPLES MOTOR CREAM . m* * * T SEPARATOR W ITH ELECTRIC CIDER M U X 1 1 COOKING V A T .___ ____________ ___________________ M 11 BLIZZARD SILAGE CUTTER ON TRUCK lilH * CHICKEN COOPS OLIVER GANG PLOW 12 IN. BOTTOM P. A . 0 . 1 4 IN. W ALKING PLOW ; '“*"**’*.*.y .j-1 .1 McCORMICK BINDER 7 FT. CUT McCORMICK H AY RAKE TWO 5 FT. JOHN DEERE M 0W ER8 ONE 5 FT. SW ATHER 1 PULVI »» j MANY MANURE. H AY, STRAW AND POTATO FORKS 2 KITCHEN SINKS 1000 BRICK CHICKEN, WOVEN AND BARB W IRE FENCING , 1 KIM BLE 1 CLOD MASHER 1 PORTABLE FORGE, AN VIL AND VICE 1 SET ARMSTRONG DIES 1 1 2 20 5 1 2 1 6 1 LARGE W ATER TROUGH 6 SCOOPS AND SHOVELS 5000 FT. TIMBERS AND LUMBER 2 DRAG HARROWS * 11 ^ SEVEN 10 PAL. B A R R E LS' 3 PIPE CUTTERS 3 PIPE WRENCHES 1 1 HERO FAN MILL PUSH CART ONE 4 HORSE FRESNO SADDLES 2 RIDING BRIDLES 100 LBS. CLOVER SEED 75 LBS. TIMOTHY 2 TONS SEED OATS 10 20 CORN SHELLER SPRAY PUMP SILAGE CART MILK CARTS COW STANCHIONS * SETS HEAVY HARNESS HEAVY SINGLE HARNESS WITH BREAST COLLAR 2 STORM APRONS, 1 LAP ROBE 30 SACKS W HEAT SCREENINGS TWO 10 BY 12 TENTS 10 CORDS WOOD 2 SINGLE BUGGY HARNESS THREE 50 G A L OIL TANKS 1000 GRAIN SACKS 5 POST HOLE AUGERS AND DIGGERS TWO HUNDRED 4 IN. DRAIN TILE 1 1 1 Jfl l l H 60 G A L BARREL CHURN 3 WHEELBARROWS ONE 100 GAL. IRON KETTLE 4 SLIP SCRAPERS 1 CASE ZENOLEUM 1 ELECTRIC BATTERY FOR BLASTING 10 SEAMLESS SACKS 1 1 CABLE W ITH GHOCKER SNATCH TWO 5 SHOVEL CULTIVATORS 1 DOUBLE SHOVEL 2 PLANET JR. GARDEN 1 WOOD RACK TEN 10 GAL. lfTT.lC CANS TWO 5 GAL. MILK CAN8 222 OLIVER W ALKING PLOWS THREE FT. 1 IN. STEEL BLOCK ETC. ONE 10 G A L BARREL CHURN ONE 6 TINE GRAPPLE H A Y FORK 3 H AYRACKS 2 H A Y SLIPS FT. % IN. M ANILLA ROPE 3 2 2 1 314-4 IN. TIRE IRON W HEEL WAGON H EAVY SPRING WAGON, CAMfcXBACX COVER FAIRBANKS MORSE PLATFORM SCALES 1000 LB. CAP ACITY ONE BALANCE SCALES 10 LB. CAPACITY COUNTER SCALES H AY CARRIERS 125 GRASS sran-E Ttg 100 ONE 6 IN. IRON W HEEL HANDY WAGON TWO S i/« FARM WAGONS 1 RUBBER TIRE BUGGY 1 1 3 INCUBATORS 126 EGG SIZE 4 Hens with chicks TONS MIXED HAY SACKS CHEAT SEED SACKS SEED POTATOES SAWS, HAMMERS, LEVELS, COULTERS, NAILS, SQUARES, CHAINS, W IRE STRETCHERS CROSSCUT SAWS, PEAVIE8, ROLLING CROW BARS, AUGERS, BRACES AND BITS, LEATHER PUNCHES. RIVETING MACHINES, PLANE8 ETC. 3 OUTFITS OF FURNITURE FROM TWO TENANT HOUSES, ALSO OTHER FURNITURE CONSISTING OF STOVES, BED8, BEDDING. CHAIRS, TABLES, CRIB, DRESSERS, MIRRORS, ____ DAVENPORT. uunaug;— busk — nNoauMiKSras, and OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. JU N K :— SACKS, AUTOMOBILE TIRE8, TUBES OLD RUBBER, BRASS, COPPER, 200 FT. GAL VANIZED PIPE, CASTINGS, IRON AND STEEL, AND OLD RAGS. TERM S: All sums o f $20 and under cash in hand. On sums over $20 a credit o f 6 months will be given, purchas er giving note bearing 8 per cent interest, with approved security. All good« to be settled for before b«ing removed from premises. N. P. NELSON, Auct N E W B E R G , O R E ., P hone 1 9 * 2 5 S. L. PARRETT, Clerk C. W. ALTMAN. Owner
