The Abingdon kind
the great annual season-end big value "sale of satisfied buyers," Abingdon, Illinois, Friday, June 16, 1950, 80 money making lots, consisting of 37 rugged weight-for-age producing bulls ... bulls to head the finest purebred herds ... bulls to sire market topping steers for commercial herds, 43 profit making female lots, they include cows with calves at foot, heifers in calf to the great sires, open heifers that can win back their purchase price in 1950 shows, the sale will begin promptly at 12 noon 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
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Contributions
- Wayne Caldwell Neely Collection of Shorthorn Cattle Catalogs - Contributor
Publication
1950 - Hal Longley, Abingdon, Illinois, Illinois
Language
English
Word Count
15,500 words, Guess
Page Count
62 pages
Identifiers
- Internet ArchiveCAT109916354632807426
- OCLC Control Number1362484380
- Open LibraryOL47079410M
Alternate Titles
- "Sale of satisfied buyers," always a dependable source of supply
- Annual season-end big value auction sale
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