DH—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 27,1982
Pa. Polled Hereford
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Fairland, Okla. KHF Legacy 180,
consigned by Keithly Hereford
Farms, franktort, Mo., sold to Dr.
Jere Lowe, Cookeville, Tenn., tor a
price of $l,BOO for one-halt interest.
Keithley also sold one-half interest
in KHF Count 167 to John Sim
mons, Shelbyville, Mo., for $l,BOO.
G. Tufts and Sons, Hillsboro,
Texas, sold a Will-Via Justa V son,
T&S Jogger T 866, to D.E. Barnett,
Melvin, Texas; N.M. Barnett,
Melvin, Texas; and Wildfire
Farm, San Antonio, Texas, while
T&S Banner TBO9 went to Harold
McConald and Sons, Williamsburg,
Kan. '1866 brought $8,500 while
TBO9 sold for $2,250. A pair of bulls
consigned by Glen and Lillian
Allen, Hillsboro, Texas, were GLA
Victor B KBO M6B and GLA Victor
G NlO6, which brought $1,750 and
$1,850, respectively. Mr. and Mrs.
W.R. Price, Monticello, Miss., paid
for M6B, while Moran Polled
Herefords bought NlO6.
Alfalfa Lawn Farms, Lamed,
Kan., placed a bid of $B,lOO for
three-fourths interest in MLC Jog
Supreme 400, consigned by Marvin
Lee Cox, Scottsburg, Ind.
Falklands Farm, Schellsburg, Pa.,
and Thomas and West Farms,
Meadville, Mo:, teamed' up to
consign three-fourths interest in
TWF Vic JB 76Jf 016 which sold to
J.D. Grimes, Troy, Ala., for $3,500.
JK Pharmer brought $2,500 tor
John G. Rice and Sons, Inc.,
Sheridan, Myo., as three-fourths
interest sold to’David Brownell,’
Conrad, Mont.,Green Valley Farm,'
Advance, N.C.;, picked up $3,000
from Ernest, Arval and Galen
May, Hope, Ark., on GVF Justa
Victor B 3
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