Books by Carl L. Retzlaff & Sons
Total count: 7
If you want to travel the route to profit, you will make plans now to attend the Retzlaff anniversary saleWednesday, October 31, 1945, at the Omaha horse and mule barns, Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Nebraska, featuring richly bred Scotch shorthorns, 40 head from the herd of Carl L. Retzlaff & Sons, Walton, Nebraska, 10 head from the herd of Ernest H. Retzlaff & Sons, Walton, Nebraska, Mervin F. Aegerter, sale manager, Seward, NebraskaCarl L. Retzlaff & Sons1945-01-01
Retzlaff's "investment in quality" saleWed., October 26, 1949, Walton, NebraskaCarl L. Retzlaff & Sons1949-01-01
Retzlaff Ak-Sar-Ben Acres, Hyde-Away Farms shorthorn sale51 head, 10 bulls, 41 females, Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1952, sale starts at 1:00 p.m., Carl L. Retzlaff & Sons farm, Walton, Nebraska, mailed by: Mervin Aegerter, sale manager, Seward, NebraskaCarl L. Retzlaff & Sons1952-01-01
You will find "breeding that continues to produce" in the Retzlaff-Ak-Sar-Ben Acres-Hyde-Away Farms shorthorn saleTuesday, September 23, 1952 -- Walton, Nebraska, Mervin F. Aegerter, sale manager, Seward, NebraskaCarl L. Retzlaff & Sons1952-01-01
Now, more than ever before, quality pays dividendsget it in the Retzlaff-Hyde-Away Farms annual shorthorn sale, Monday, November 2d, 1953, Walton, Nebraska, the sale will be held under cover at the Carl L. Retzlaff & Sons farm, Walton, Nebraska, at 1:00 p.m., (7 miles east of Lincoln and 2 miles south on hard surfaced road), for hotel reservations, write - Lincoln Hotel, Lincoln, Nebraska, or ask the sale manager to make them for you, selling - 50 lots, 13 bulls, 26 bred cows and heifers, 8 cows with calves at foot, 3 open heifers, here is your opportunity for herd improvement, through - individuality, ancestery and progeny, Carl L. Retzlaff & Sons farm, Mervin Aegerter, sale manager - Seward, Nebraska, auctioneer - J. E. HalseyCarl L. Retzlaff & Sons1953-01-01
Your opportunity for herd improvement through individuality - ancestry - progeny in the Retzlaff shorthorn saleMonday, November 1, 1954, 1:00 p.m., Walton, Nebraska, the sale will be held at the Retzlaff farm, 7 miles east and 2 miles south of Lincoln, selling 14 bulls, 27 females, now more than ever before quality pays dividends, take advantage of the 50 years of breeding progress behind every bull and female that sells, farmers, commercial cattlemen and purebred breeders alike will find these good doing shorthorns will fill their herd needs, everything sells T.B. and Bangs tested and fully guaranteed, Mervin F. Aegerter, sale manager, Seward, Nebraska, auctioneer - J.E. HalseyCarl L. Retzlaff & Sons1954-01-01
If it is quality and reliable breeding you are looking for - - you will find it in this sale where it is backed by over 50 years of top shorthorn breeding and "know-how", Retzlaff annual shorthorn saleThursday, October 6, 1955 - 1:00 p.m., Walton, Nebraska, this sale will be held at the at the Retzlaff farm, 7 miles east and 2 miles south of Lincoln, selling 10 bulls, 34 females, Carl Retzlaff & Sons, owners, Walton, Nebraska, Mervin F. Aegerter, sale manager, Seward, Nebraska, C.D. Swaffar, auctioneerCarl Retzlaff & Sons1955-01-01