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Tomson Brothers shorthorns: our 1939 sale will be held at our farm at Wakarusa, Kansas, Saturday, November 11th cover

Tomson Brothers shorthorns: our 1939 sale will be held at our farm at Wakarusa, Kansas, Saturday, November 11th

Tomson Bros

Tomson Bros., sale of shorthorns: 100 club calves, 50 registered shorthorns, 200 commercial females, Saturday, September 26, 1953, the auction will begin promptly at 11:00 a.m. by selling the 100 steer club calves first, 4 miles southwest of Wakarusa, Kansas cover

Tomson Bros., sale of shorthorns: 100 club calves, 50 registered shorthorns, 200 commercial females, Saturday, September 26, 1953, the auction will begin promptly at 11:00 a.m. by selling the 100 steer club calves first, 4 miles southwest of Wakarusa, Kansas

Tomson Bros

Tomsom Brothers big fall sale: Tuesday, November 12, 1957 - 12:30 p.m., at Tomson Brothers farm - 4 miles southwest of Wakarusa, Kansas, C.D. Swaffar, auctioneer cover

Tomsom Brothers big fall sale: Tuesday, November 12, 1957 - 12:30 p.m., at Tomson Brothers farm - 4 miles southwest of Wakarusa, Kansas, C.D. Swaffar, auctioneer

Tomson Bros

Welcome to Wakona sale: 193 lots, 20 bulls, 153 females, 20 club steers, including guest consignment from Floyd Hughes & Son, Thursday, November 15, 1973, at the farm near Wakarusa, Kansas, 12 miles south of Topeka

Tomson Brothers ; Wakona Farm ; Jim Tomson, Clint Tomson

Tomson Brothers 50th anniversary shorthorn sale: the offering selected for this sale represents the established blood-lines of the herd--all bred on the farm--ranging up to six generations of Tomson breeding, thirty-five heifers and fifteen young bulls, the sale will be held at the farm four miles southwest of Wakarusa which is twelve miles south of Topeka on main line of Santa Fe and U.S. highway 75, sale starts at 12:30  noon, Thursday, November 4, 1937, Tomson Brothers, Wakarusa, Kansas cover

Tomson Brothers 50th anniversary shorthorn sale: the offering selected for this sale represents the established blood-lines of the herd--all bred on the farm--ranging up to six generations of Tomson breeding, thirty-five heifers and fifteen young bulls, the sale will be held at the farm four miles southwest of Wakarusa which is twelve miles south of Topeka on main line of Santa Fe and U.S. highway 75, sale starts at 12:30 noon, Thursday, November 4, 1937, Tomson Brothers, Wakarusa, Kansas

Tomson Bros

Tomson Bros. great premium sale of shorthorns: commercial & registered, Saturday, Oct. 5, 1968, 10:00 a.m., Tomson's Wakona Farm, 4 miles southwest of Wakarusa, Kansas

Tomson Bros

Tomson Brothers shorthorn sale: the sale will be held at the farm four miles southwest of Wakarusa which is twelve miles south of Topeka on the main line of the Santa Fe and U.S. highway 75, starting at 12:30 noon, Saturday, November 5, 1938, Tomson Bros., Wakarusa, Kans cover

Tomson Brothers shorthorn sale: the sale will be held at the farm four miles southwest of Wakarusa which is twelve miles south of Topeka on the main line of the Santa Fe and U.S. highway 75, starting at 12:30 noon, Saturday, November 5, 1938, Tomson Bros., Wakarusa, Kans

Tomson Bros

Wakona Farm, tradition sale: 127 lots, 18 bulls, 84 females, 25 club steers, Saturday, November 20, 1971, at the farm near Wakarusa, Kansas, 12 miles south of Topeka

Tomson Brothers ; Wakona Farm ; Jim Tomson, Clint Tomson

Tomson Bros. shorthorns: annual calf sale, Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1916, at farm, Wakarusa, Kansas, Postoffice address, Carbondale and Dover, Kans cover

Tomson Bros. shorthorns: annual calf sale, Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1916, at farm, Wakarusa, Kansas, Postoffice address, Carbondale and Dover, Kans

Tomson Bros

Tomson Bros., sale of shorthorns, May 29, 1947: 71 lots, 71 lots, 7 bulls, 20 cows with calves at foot, 24 bred heifers, 20 open heifers, field men--Clint Tomson and Pete Swaffer--the American Breeders Association, Merve Aegerter--Shorthorn World, Wally Gladish--Drovers Telegram, Gene Watson--Kansas Stockman, Jesse Johnson--Kansas Farmer cover

Tomson Bros., sale of shorthorns, May 29, 1947: 71 lots, 71 lots, 7 bulls, 20 cows with calves at foot, 24 bred heifers, 20 open heifers, field men--Clint Tomson and Pete Swaffer--the American Breeders Association, Merve Aegerter--Shorthorn World, Wally Gladish--Drovers Telegram, Gene Watson--Kansas Stockman, Jesse Johnson--Kansas Farmer

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