Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
.S1ORTHORN SAlE !.
TOTALS S8,8S5
FiFTY,rhREE HEAD SELL At
AUCTION At AVERAGE
or oies.
s,xTeeNrH ANNUAL OFFER.
ING or ORGANIZATION
Classy String Of euIis Brings Prices
Ranging From $500 to $3oo-Top
Figure, $3ss, Paid for Vssrlins Bull
From crsekshank ksrd-Brssdsrs
Outside County Heaviest Buysrs.

Good prices ruled "Wednesday
afternoon at the sixteenth amman
slle of the Marshall County Snort
norm Breeders Association held at the
" es, End feeu uarn. when ifty-
tnree head were sold for $685.. or
at an average o, sl6s O mead. Tue
sock. especially the youns bulls,
was Grassy. Most Of the buyers. all
OF w.om W.re from WITHIN the state,
were here from points ou.s.de ol
MAI sn4Ii counly. Very lIttie oI Tue
s,oeS remained ait hone.
r ihe top prile vas soSoS paid oy
William Bazaar, OF NeilsDurs, for
Graceful tiil;.ger, "a earring BAN from
the herd Of 4. NJ CrooN4 nank. Gree
Mountain. P. ID. WcstIall, of Tama,
was the heaviest purc"as.r He paid
close to $500 Tor five ANIMALS. Buy
IRIS were present :rom GladDrook
vlnton, We.lsuurs, Tama, TOLEDO,
Rockwell b lie Paine, kanawna.
McC.l.seurs, tiarwin and Steamboat
Roc. I'D buena Vista county. in adj
ui,ion " Marshall county towns.
Whsrs the Cattle went.
The animals bringing higher pric-
es the nam, OF the purchasers and
sellers were The following:
Fancy " Ilue!es 6-year-old COW,
owned by W. A.. AcLelanu, city, sold
TO Fred Meler. tiater..iiL the former
owner, for y235. Mr.. .MCLciand ha',
one of the large offerings at the
sale
Daisy NJ. g.. carol COW. also
owned by W. E. McLeland, sold to
August Hanchildt. Glaabrook. for
s205.
Snowflake. z5-year-old COW. also
from the MeLeland herd. sold to +.
D. Westtah Tama. for s21O.
Edith M, 5-s ear-Oid COW, from the
McLeland herd. also bought b!
Westfall, 1925.
Orange Countess, 5-year-old COW
from the McLeland herd, sold to
John NJ. Peters, Rockwell, 5000.
Bulls Bring Good Prices.
Silver Flash, 2-year-old bull. own
ed by F. E. Fricke, State Center, sol4
TO r. j. Bardwel, Belle Plaine, for
1210.
- Baron Hampton, yearlins bull
owned by e. A. Fricke. sold to J. h
Ions city, tor $3.50.
Graceful Baron Second, yearlins
bull, also from the Fricke herd, SCI!
to Pringuilz Bros, kanawha. ror
$3.50.
Mays Chief, coming 2-year-oll
bull, owned by H. G. Bosch, Haver-
hill, sold to G. Robell, Rockwell, foR
1890.
Diamonds Prince. coming 2-year-
old bull, owned by ii. G. Bosch, sold
to J. NJ. Maxim. McCallsburg, for
1925.
Roam Diamond 4-year-old bull
owned by H. G. Bosch. sold to c. H.
Filler, Garwin, for 1865.
Sultan Lord, 4-year- old bull. own
ed by ]. l.. Reece, New Providence,
sold to Arthur ZiseK, Golman, for
S21o.
Twenty Breeders in Sale.
- ANIMALS lTUIN t"cAty ilCi oS We
offered Those who consigned ami
mails were Dale c. Cole, GladbrooK,
J. c. Lloyd, city; c. H. Filler, Gar
win; w. E. McLelanu, city; A. NJ
Crook hank. Green Mountain; F. E.
Fricke, State Center; A. F. Pike,
Rhodes; T. Wogan, LeGrand; l.. D.
Beeman, Conrad; E. "A. Frick.,
State Center; J. Q. Whites Rhodes;
William Saak. Baxter; H. G. Bosch
Haverhill: Ralph Eibs. Harerhii; r
E. Richeson, State Center: r. J. Eios,
Laurel; George Appel. Vancleave; +,
A. Clemens, Clemens: r. l.. Reece,
Now Providence, and Rose b. Cleln-
ons & Son. Clemens.
>. C. @. Mason and assistants were
the auctioneers. and ". e. McLeland
was clerk. The prices brought were
in the main wholly satisfactory and
the sale was regarded as very sue
cessful.