The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-11
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II. d. Beal bought Of J. c. Dor
ward last Friday so head Of calves:
]. c. Dorward bought one car OF
calves from Will Reed and shipped
them to market Tuesday from Big
Spring.
n. NJ. Clayton will ship several cars
Of cattle Of Kansas City tomorrow.
c. /. Keen viii ship sixteen cars
Of cattle to the Kansas City market
Saturday. 49,,
j. c. Dorwood bought Of J. r: Miles
100 head Of calves last week and
shipped them TO market last Friday
from O'Donnell.-Gail Gazette.
Messrs. c. b. Snyder and Will II.
Roach are now making preparations
10 ship ten cars Of Shackleford coun-
" calves to Kansas City. These calves
will be on exhibition at the Kansas
City Royal Show, one Of the largest
stock shows in America. Then they
will be placed on the market and sold
to the feeders Of Kansas, Missouri,
Iowa and Nebraska.-Albany News.
Dalhart. Nov. III. T. Sacra of
Ell Paso has purchased for cattle
feeders of the Imperial Valley in
California TOO head of two year old
steers from W. B. Mitchell of Maria,
Texas, at 5 cents a pounds These
cattle have been on pasture near Dali
hart. For the past year many fat
cattle and hogs have been shipped
from the Texas Panhandle to Cali
fornia for slaughter, recently cattle
men Of that section have been coming
to this section to buy feeders as they
have discovered that the quality Of
the Panhandle cattle is equalled by
none.
Girard, Texas, Nov. 3.-Raldo New
man, who owns a large ranch near
this city has sold his 1921 calf crop,
consisting of six hundred head of
steer and heifer calves, to Missouri
cattlemen at $25 a head. This is
said to be the highest price that calves
have brought this year Cattlemen
are iubilant over the increased ac-
tivity that is being displayed and
they are sure that the cattlemen will
come into his own again soon.
Brownfield. Nov. 3.-R. Brown
field Of this city has purchased from
I local parties five hundred head Of
steer and heifer calves at $3.50.
J. II. Bradfield Of Olpe, Kan, has
bought 4i0 head Of steer calves from
the A. B. Robertson Estate Of Slaton
at S23.75 a head. This is said 20 be
one of the highest prices paid fol
calves in several months.
4 The Double U Co are having theil
last roundup Of the season this week
Mr.. Hartford reports turning over
TO J. W. Jackson and sons one hun
dred and fifty calves this week max
ing in all two hundred and seyent,
Of the Double U Co. cattle on feed
They are also feeding six hundred
and forty lambs.
We wish Mr.. Jackson all the sue
cess that is coming 20 him for start
ing tthis wonderful industry in thi
country. Mr. Hartford also report
the feeding % the Double u yea
old steers doing most excellent.
Mr.. Lon Cross. north west Of tow
delivered 10 the Double U Co. feeding
nen, thirty-three good feeding hogs
Rem Cross delivered twenty-five I,
the same place
II is reported there are three thou
sand cattle on feed near Post Cit!
and reports are good.
Last week G. NJ. Boren shipped I
car Of finished heifers to the Kansa
City market.
\ J. B Slaughter also shipped sew
eral cars Of oalves 10 market las
week -Post City Post.
Colorado, Texas, Range cattle
are in excellent condition, and ar'
entering the Winter under most fav
orable circumstances. John Brown
manger Of the Reynolds ranch. stat
ed here today. Brown reported that
while the range was dry and in some
/ instances surface tanks were be
coming low. the physical aspect OF
I the cattle industry is good. Rair
/ will be needed however, Brown con
/ tinued. and that within the next few
weeks, If the cattlemen Of this sec
ton are to have guarantees Of carry
ing their range herds through the
I Winter without loss. Because Of IN,
hot, dry weather prevalent here dur
/ ing the Summer and early Fall month
/ the grass is becoming very dry anc
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