Abingdon

A town at work

Valerie Fawcett.

Charters of Abingdon Abbey

edited by S.E. Kelly.

This annual spring consignment sale at Abingdon, Illinois: Friday, March 27th, 1942, will contain 19 good Scotch shorthorn bulls and 29 high quality, quick profit Scotch shorthorn cows and heifers, included in this sale will be the entire herd of twenty-five choice Scotch females owned by the veteran breeder, W.R. Jones, Big Rock, Illinois

W.R. Jones

Make your plans now to buy money-making cattle in the annual fall auction sale: Abingdon, Illinois, Friday, October 22, 1943, due to the large number that are to be sold, this auction will start promptly at 12:00 o'clock noon, females will be sold first and the sale of bulls will start approximately at 2:30 p.m., Hal Longley, sale manager, Aurora, Illinois

Hal Longley

Beans for breakfast: "my Abingdon"

Barbara Roark Frazier

The spring sale season always ends at Abingdon, Illinois: and buyers get more for their money than at any sale in the year, 31 rugged, block bulls--54 richly bred Scotch females, attend the season-end, big value auction sale at Abingdon, Illinois, Friday, June 18, 1943, due to the large number that are to be sold, this auction will start promptly at 12:00 o'clock noon, females will be sold first and the sale of bulls will start approximately at 2:30 p.m., Hal Longley, sale manager, Aurora, Illinois

Hal Longley

Sample prodedure for the preparation of population and dwelling surveys for cities and towns, as developed by the town of Abingdon, Virginia

Virginia. State Planning Board

From cows like these come the individuals that comprise the great annual season-end big value: "sale of satisfied buyers," Abingdon, Illinois, Friday, June 18, 1948, 81 money making lots, consisting of 26 rugged weight-for-age producing bulls...bulls to head the finest purebred herds...bulls to sire market topping steers for commercial herds, 55 profit making female lots, an unusually large number of young cows with free calves at foot, choice heifers in calf to the greatest sires of the breed, open heifers that can win back their purchase price in 1948 shows, the sale will begin promptly at 12:00 C.S.T., bulls will be sold first, the sale of females will begin approximately at 1:30, C.S.T., Hal Longley, sale manager, Aurora, Illinois

Hal Longley

Complete dispersion of the Fairwood Farms Scotch shorthorn herd: owned by M.L. Magee, McHenry, Illinois, auction sale, to be held at Abingdon, Illinois, in the pavilion owned by the Abingdon Sales Company, Saturday, Sept. 13, 1947, at 12:30 p.m. Central Standard Time, Hal Longley, sale manager

Fairwood Farms ; M.L. Magee ; Hal Longley, sale manager

Make your plans now to buy money-making cattle in the annual spring auction sale: Abingdon, Illinois, Saturday, March 24, 1945, due to the large number that are to be sold, this auction will start promptly at 12:30 o'clock, bulls will be sold first and the sale of females will start approximately at 2:00 p.m., Hal Longley, sale manager, Aurora, Illinois

Hal Longley