Complete dispersion Henry Martin Estate shorthorn herd
greatest buying opportunity of a lifetime, Monday, September 26, 1955, at Steamboat Springs, Colorado, in the modern Yampa Valley Livestock Pavilion at west edge of Steamboat Springs, on the mainline of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, the sale starts at 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time, the largest dispersion of modern times, 325 head sell, 3 Canadian bred herd bulls - 40 yearling bulls, 105 cows with calves at foot and rebred, 29 bred cows and heifers close to calving, 43 open heifers, Della R. Martin, administratrix, Henry Martin, estate, owner, Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Mervin F. Aegerter, sale manager, Seward, Nebraska
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Contributions
- Martin, Della R. - Contributor
- Aegerter, Mervin F. - Contributor
- Wayne Caldwell Neely Collection of Shorthorn Cattle Catalogs - Contributor
Publication
1955 - Henry Martin, Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Colorado
Language
English
Word Count
30,500 words, Guess
Page Count
122 pages
Identifiers
- Internet ArchiveCAT109916379629307426
- OCLC Control Number1382580551
- Open LibraryOL49203369M
Alternate Titles
- Mardale shorthorns
- Complete dispersion Mardale shorthorns, Sept. 26, 1955
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