Books by Western Shorthorn Breeders' Association
Total count: 8
The Western Shorthorn Association seventh annual fall saleBrush, Colorado, Saturday - October 31st, show at 8:30 a.m., sale at 12:30 p.m., at the Brush livestock sale pavilion, E.T. Sherlock, auctioneer, selling 36 bulls, 20 females, Mervin F. Aegerter, sale manager, Seward, Nebr., sponsored by Western Shorthorn Breeders' Association, Brush, Colorado, Saturday, October 31, 1953Western Shorthorn Breeders' Association1953-01-01
Western Shorthorn Association eighth annual fall saleSaturday, November 6, 1954, at the Lamont pavilion, Denver stock show grounds, Denver, ColoradoWestern Shorthorn Breeders' Association1954-01-01
Get off the fence, come to Brush!for real beef making shorthorn bulls and females, 9th annual fall sale, Monday, May 7, 1956, Brush, ColoradoWestern Shorthorn Breeders' Association1956-01-01
Registered & commercial shorthorns for you in the Western Shorthorn Association annual spring saleBrush, Colorado - Saturday - April 25, 1959, show - 9:30 a.m. - judge, Paul Kurtz, Scottsbluff, Nebr., sale - 12:30 p.m. - auctioneer, E.T. Sherlock, St. Francis, Kans., Brush Livestock Sale Pavilion, selling 75 head, 35 registered shorthorn bulls, 2 registered polled shorthorn bulls, 16 registered shorthorn females (10 open heifers, 6 bred heifers), 22 commercial females, Mervin F. Aegerter, sale manager, Seward, NebraskaWestern Shorthorn Association1959-01-01
Western Shorthorn Association fall saleregistered and commercial shorthorns, Brush, Colorado, Joe Winkler III, sale manager -- Friday, November 6, 1959 -- 85 lots registered shorthorns - 12:30 p.m., auctioneer: E.T. Sherlock, St. Francis, Kansas -- Saturday, November 6, 1959 -- feeder show - 9:00 a.m., classes for pens of five: steer and heifer calves and yearlings, pens of tens: steer and heifer calves and yearlings, carloads: (20 head) steer and heifer calves and yearlings (trophies and ribbons will be awarded), 50 individual club steers sell - 12:00 noon, auctioneer: Fred Sherlock, St. Francis, Kansas, pens of five, ten, and carloads of commercial steer and heifer calves, yearlings and cows sell - 12:30 p.m.Western Shorthorn Association1959-01-01
Registered and commercial shorthorns for you in the Western Shorthorn Association fifteenth annual spring saleBrush, Colorado - Saturday - April 23, 1960, show - 9:00 a.m. - judge, Otto Maul, Kiowa, Colorado, sale - 12:00 noon - auctioneer, E.T. Sherlock, St. Francis, Kansas, Brush Livestock Sale Pavilion, selling 124 head, 51 registered shorthorn bulls, 4 registered polled shorthorn bulls, 15 registered cows with calves at foot, 14 registered bred and open heifers, 40 head of commercial heifers, fancy quality, Mervin F. Aegerter, sale mgr., Seward, NebraskaWestern Shorthorn Breeders' Association1960-01-01
Registered and commercial shorthorns, 16th annual Western Shorthorn Association spring saleBrush, Colorado - Saturday - April 22, 1961, show - 9:00 a.m. - judge, Dewey Carnahan, Iowa, Colo., sale - 12:00 noon - auctioneer, E.T. Sherlock, St. Francis, Kansas, Brush Livestock Sale Pavilion, selling 180 head, 51 registered shorthorn bulls, 4 registered polled shorthorn bulls, 17 registered cows with calves at foot, 36 open heifers, 3 registered bred heifers, 10 commercial shorthorn - close to calving, 40 commercial heifer calves, selling in pens of five, fancy quality, 20 shorthorn and crossbred shorthorn-Angus steer calves, show prospects, Mervin F. Aegerter, sale manager, Seward, Nebraska, sponsored by: the Western Shorthorn Breeders' Association, pres : Charles L. Kimzey, secy.-treas. Ray BurkeWestern Shorthorn Breeders' Association1961-01-01