Highland Hereford Breeders report two Texas feeder sales
The Highland Hereford Breeders Association of Southwest Texas held its first sale near Decatur on Oct 18, selling 1 004 head for an average 35.67. Buyers from Illinois Indiana Michigan and three other states attended as cattle from Marfa were shipped 1700 miles. The second sale in Indianapolis Oct 22 drew about 3000 attendees with 1 270 calves and 70 yearlings selling from 7.60 to 10.15 per hundred, averaging 8.45, reflecting strong interest despite cautious bidding.
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Highland Herefordreeders Association
Marfa
Pexsas
A American Hereford Journal
Highland Hereford Breeders’ Association of
Missouri River
Hlinots
Indiana
Michigan
Texas
Decatur
Maria
F. A. Mitchell
Kansas City
Imboden & Son
Fred Reppert
A. G. Seyfert
Danville
Highland Hereford Treeders — Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Warren T. McCray
Hereford Sale Opens With Strong Calf Demand
An optimistic sale opening praised Hereford cattle as prime for feeding lots and cheap feeds. The governor led a top consignment purchase of 30 steer calves at SIO.45, with 35 head from J. B. Gillett & Son selling around 9.85. Two lots of 50 from FOAL Mitchell and 49 from A Murray also hit strong bids as demand rose. Fred Reppert sold the stock with Tarl Gartin assisting in the ring. Marfa officials were in the box and Easterling ensured smooth operations.
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J. B. Gillett & Son
A. \. Murray
Fred Reppert
Assistanc
Tarl Gartin
John IG. Imbo
Red Cross Budget Allocates Millions for Veteran Aid
The American Red Cross outlines its current year budget totaling millions for veteran relief, with $8,000,256 allocated for work on behalf of disabled ex service members and families. Other increases support hospital care, disaster relief, and overseas famine programs, while overall domestic appropriations show reductions from the previous year.
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Washington
United States
Atetican Red Cross
Tore Chan
Lois
Red Cross
Ures
National Headquarters
Veterans’ Bureau
Army
Navy
European Relief Council
Europe
Russia
China
Trustee's Sale Notice for Sheep Property in Brewster County
Ade Fred Clark, trustee, announces sale of 1000 head of sheep, 20 bucks and 980 ewes, at public auction between 10 AM and 4 PM on November 8, 1921, at the courthouse door in Maine Brewster County Texas. Property on No O Pierson ranch 12 miles north of Hammond. Note secured by deed of trust dated March 20 1920 for $17000 with 8 percent interest and attorney fees.
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Brewster County
Texas
WL KE Lawson
DB. Shackelford
Geo. W. Page
W. F. Sansom
Th. Shackelford
Geof Page
ET Wells
Marathon State Bank
Marathon
Southern Trust and Commerce Bank
San Diego
State of California
WE Sansom
T. GB. Shackelford
Geo W. Page
Maine
No O. Pierson
Hammond
Ade
Fred Clark
Tresspass Notice from Alpine Light and Ice Company
Warning to trespassers in O2 pastures for taking wood water or grass. Manager H T Fletcher warns prosecution. Notice also cautions against tampering with the lighting circuit without notifying the office, with full legal action for theft.
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H. T. Fletcher
Alpine Light and Lee Company
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