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• ' ' " r' r^\f Machinery It AT A GEORGE W. MAY AUCTION wit., RCSSEIA - ED. VOOEL My lease having expired, I will sell all my personal -property at Public Auction on the farm formerly itnowri -iijt the William Austin j?ai^ ; tiding1 the second form on the lyprth side of the road East Of Keystone Corners, 2% miles 8o\tthwe»tk>f Richmond, and 1 mile West of Jtihction 12 tod 31, on Thursday/ Feb. 24, 1955 re commencing at 12:00 The-following described personal property, to-wit: , 43 head of livestock, including 21 tfcod Holstein cows, 6 of which are^&ose springers, balance milk- ^thg vlery good; 11 Holstein heifers 12' to 18 months old, vaccinated; 15 h^ijPer calves 6 months old, vaccihtt& d; 1 purebred bull calf, 6 months old, 2 calves 4 months old. Thlg.;j$ .a good dairy of cows, and 1 ai^||^|pe they will give satis- 'factlOT^^ whoever buys them. 2 saddle houses; 1 spotted saddle mare, nicely broken; 1 2-yr. old colt. " FEED 500 bushels of ear com; a quantity of good mixed hay; 100 bushels rye. MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT McCorntfck Deering H tractor on rubber with starter and lights; 0 David Bradley silo filler, 40* of pipe; rubber tired wagon with - rack; McCormick Deering'plow; two section drag; McCormick Deering" roller bearing wagon and rack; 6' grain drill, 2 wagon boxes; 7* Tr. disc; squirrel cage; fork and rope; steel post driver; McCormick Deering P14 tractor ^jvith cultivator on rubber; McCormick Deering corn binder; side delivery rake;" four section drag With folding draw'bar; farrowing house;. John Deere corn planter; 6' horse mower; David Bradley manure spreader; 2 gas drums; forks and shovels. Many articles used in the operation of a farm too numerous to mention. * MILKING EQUIPMENT Double unit * Universal milking Machine; ' 2 hoist tanks; pails, strainers, milk cans, and so forth; single unit Universal milking machine; hot water heater. Terms: Usual bank terms. tot Responsible for Accidents LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS GEORGE . W. MAY, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking ember Federal Reserve System ederal Deposit Insurance Corp. The undersigned will sell at public auction on the Northwest corner of Route 47 and' Luedtke Brothers Farm, Hnown as the Marron Estate Farm, 2% miles South of Woodstock, and 1% mile North of the intersectfon of 47* -and 176, on Sunday. Feb. 20, 1955 Commencing at 1:00 The following described personal property, to-wit: MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT 1 John Deere "A" tractor; John Deere forage chopper, p.t.o.; John Deere row crop attachment; International 3 bottom plow; disk; new Model 45 I.H.C. hay baler; 10 bales of twine; new 7' Ford mower, rear mount; International Model c' tractor .and cultivator; John Deere hay attachment; International corn planter; 1953 wagon & deck; new Model No. 3 forage blower and 50' of pipe; Bell portable elevator. Also many other articles too numerous to mention. This machinery and equipment is all in good shape and was purchased by me on June 28th and 29th, 1954, when I had an.arrangement made for a share lease that did not materialize, and I have no further use for the machinery or equipment. I WILL DEVOTE MY ENTIRE TIME TO LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING. CALL MARENGO 792. TERMS: Usual Bank Terms. Not Responsible For Accidents Thor and Wilxna R. VaiL Owners FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Doing business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark.1 You are the only one who- knows what you are doing. FARMERS If you have something to Buy, Sell or Trade ADVERTISE in the PLAINDEALER LOOK Where People Advertise ADVERTISE Where PEOPLE LOOK The McHenry Plaindealer Hie Farmers Trading Post HOGS WANTED -- All classes and weight for highest net return. Monday through Friday 8 ajn. to 1 p.m. Marengo. Daily Hog: Market, phone Marengo 202. 50-tf R. M. FLEMING & SON PLUS NEW IDEA-- PAP1&U DEALER TRACTORS SALES & SERVICE A Complete Farm Implement • Service. PHONE McHENRY SS 4 522 Waukegan Road WANTED -- Down and cnLppled cattle at better cash prices. Orville Krohn, Woodstock. Phone t IMl-R-l, collect. *15-t£ GEO. P. FREUND Authorized Dealer for SALES A SERVICE •I COMING SOON The All New CASE "400" The only all new tractor in Its class since the war. PHONE McHENRY 420 Mi Crystal Lake Road ATTENTION FARMERS Need a tool shed, loafing barn, hog "|»oultry house? You can have a 12 sow portable hog house for $850.00. Save today on Doane Designed low cost buildings. For further information call or write j$rnold May, Richmond, Illinois. Offk* 4381 - Res. 4744. 18-tf Am looking for good dairy farmer willing to care for eight, young, purebred Brown Swiss cows and a bull; finest breeding. Farm is sold and must find place at once. Terms include all milk and sharing ownership of calves. For further information, please write Box 9 care of Plaindealer, at once. 41 £ ' McHENRY COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. Ful-O-Pep Super Greens Pellell Extra Vitamin Boost For Your Layers, Sprinkle On Top Of Regular Mash. 2 to 4 Lbs. Per Day Per 100 Birds. PHONE McHENRY 739 523 Waokegan Road Dead Animal Removal WHEELING RENDERING WORKS Be Legal, Keep a Clear Conscience Prompt Service, Day or Night Sundays and Holidays - No help needed to load. Operating under State Inspection Made by Dept. of Agriculture. Highest cash prices paid. Phone Wheeling 3, collect 4ft-tf McHENRY EQUIPMENT CO. SALES SERVICE GUS FREUND PHONE McHENRY 185 SOS W. Elm St. (Basement) Blumhorst Trucking and Grain Service. Corn shelling, grain buying. Livestock. Local and long distance hauling. McHenry R.R. 4. Phone 777-W. 16-tf THOSE WERE THE DAYS ByART BEEMAN NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH l^ThS AnoU HEANQNS filO/ I'VE GOT TO WATCM MY CALORIES // WHAT ABOUT A MAN NEED WANT MASHED POTATOES FOR SUPPER 'TONITe, HENRY ? ALREADY/ MOW Q& SEfWAH IM THE DWS, FATHER WAS ABLE TO ©VJOy HIS FOODHOSSFACE HANK Dy riuuiN inunuw COWBOY S LIFE WAS LONEIX, BUT FREE AS A WILD GERANIUM, NTIL THEY STARTED TO CRAWL AROUND. LOOKING FOR IFC URANIUM! K PERSON WITH AVEfcAGB-LENGTH LEGS WALKS "3 MILES AN HOUIS r-P W A 7 >H / / / / • (ABOUT 90 STEPS A MINUTE!) mGOisNsEio n." ',\ w fe -'-r (tMitiwS "There r;- 43 Kwdf, of PA/HS IN THS NSCKf SONNY SOUTH /AM FELL FOH TH'OLDEST GF\6V INTWriaHT GAME - HE SAIOYCR SHOE LACE IS UNTIED-AN* WHEN By COURTNEY ALDERSON Mary G4UNNERD0SE,a 71-near*-old fceleptone exctawqe operator* of NEwgBRN, IOWA, has been on the ttmejob SINCE SHE WAS REMEMBER WHEN J DON'T TCELSO BA0.SONNW A THAT HAS BEEN PULLED ON \ AH WASN'T EVEN . WeARlNJ' SHOES/ A LOT Cf FIGHTERS SMARTER ah looked down- ZOWJE' THAN YOHBy A! Smith RURAL DELIVERY By AL SMITH J I WANNA S EE L, H0RTENSE, BUT T0NI6HT T JUST DON'T FEEL LIKE BE INS KICKED OUT AGAIN/ . I CANT MAKE UPMV MINQ' SHOULD r GO TO H0R+ENSE HOUSE OR SHOULD'I 60 HOME?/~~TZ LOVE H0RTENSE, BUT HER OLD MAN ALWAVS KICKS ME OUT/ HE THINKS I'M NOTSMART ENOUGH FOR HIS DAUGHTER.' HOME / THE EARLY TWENTIES COLLEGE BOyiS m 'YA CAN T SET AWA/ FROM IT -- COLLEGE GIVES A Guy CLAgS* TAKE THIS OLD Guy F'RIKSTANCE ME WAS OlK. IN HIS WAy I S"P0SE,B<JT IF rtE'O A HAD A COLLEGE cuJAcATi&N HE AAIGKTA SONE PLACES.' i < LITTLE FARMER By KERN PEDERSON LIBRARIAN OFF MAIN STREET By JOE DENNETT 0H-0H / WE BROKE MOMS BEST V/ASE/ BUT WHERE l <?AH WE 60? WE'LL HOLE UP IN HERE UNTIL. THE HEATfe OFF4/ GOOD IDEA/ J\ & fei tty 1UM OKA DEEMS By BRAD ANDERSON WANTEP GRANDPA'S BOY founp w mm WOE/WEI? TOPAyrn Uncle Too many (oiks are like squirrels, always worryin' about "Nuttin". • • • With machines doin' all the work these days how come we're so tired? • • • Some drummers have too much wind in their sale^. v • • • Women are usually tryin' to take off weight, put it on or rearrange it • * • Tobe is stayin' home now since he come home late the other night and his wife yelled out; "is that you Harry"? • • • Sometimes we wonder how tender little, babies kin grow up to be such tough old men. Epiftrins ' Now that we have chloro* phyV O breath where It thy •tlngr t • • Some fellers would be happy if theV just had a thin dame. • • • Yep, most gals who flare up •re harder to match. • • • The way that some fellers are egged on is no yolk. • • • Fellers who storm because they want to reign will never be mist. • • 0 The number of folks who really git drunk is staggerin*. • • • Sometimes a quick temper goes with a slow mind. --REV. CHARLEY GRANT B-2-55 ACROSS 1. Existed 4. Wand 9. 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