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45 YEARS AGO
Nelson Boothe of Sweetwater, Texas, has sold his lambs
to Jimmy Maddox, Maryneal ranchman, at 16 cents per
pound. Calvert, Maddox and Allen of Maryneal sold around
1000 lambs to Price Maddox of Sweetwater at $10 per head.
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Ed Brown of Tuscola, Texas, has bought around 400
lambs weighing 66 pounds from Billy Sayles of Lake
Abilene at $15.50 to put on feed.
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Bill Frazer of Pampa, Texas, is reported to have
bought a short load of mixed calves from Dr. Worl of
Pampa at $16 straight across for Oct. 10 delivery.
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Rog Logsdon of Hollis, Oklahoma, is reported to have
bought 50 cows and calves at $140 per pair from J.W.
Lemons of Palo Pinto, Texas, for September 21 delivery.
These were four and five year-old cows with big calves on
them.
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Byron Hunter of Amarillo sold 55 heifer calves
weighing 435 pounds and delivered them this week to
Wallace Locke of Amarillo at 13 cents per pound.
40 YEARS AGO
J.D. Hance of Clovis, N.M., recently bought 1860
crossbred Brahman type steers expected to weigh 650
pounds from the M-L Cattle Co., located on the 4-V Ranch
at Las Vegas, for Oct. 25 delivery at $22 cwt.
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Red McFarland of Friona sold 100 Hereford yearling
steers at $25 and 100 mixed breed steers at $23.50, all
weighing 650-700 pounds, delivered this week.
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George & Gary Simms of Panhandle, Texas, sold 119
plain quality, mixed breed steer yearlings weighing about
800 pounds at $21.90 for Oct. 1-10 delivery to an
Amarillo buyer.
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Jack Brown of Hereford, Texas, sold 65 long age Angus
steer calves averaging 500 pounds at $34, delivered Oct.
17 to an Amarillo buyer.
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From the Classifieds: For Sale 53 heifer
yearlings bred to good black registered bull: 22 blacks
and 31 whitefaces. $200 per head. John W. Jarrott,
Lubbock, Texas
35 YEARS AGO
Philmont Scout Ranch, Cimarron, N.M., sold 250
Hereford mixed calves expected to weigh about 410 pounds
at $28 and $30 for Oct. 23 delivery to Fermon Willis of
Springer.
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Ike Wiggins of Wagon Mound, N.M., bought 100 heifer
and steer calves weighing about 400 pounds at $27.50 and
$29.50 from W.C. Littrell of Cimarron, N.M.
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Sterett Hawes, Springer, N.M., has leased winter
pasture for 300 cows, some already with calves at side,
to Vern Harris of Trinidad, Colo., at $3.50 per month per
cow. These cows are being brought down from the
Leadville, Colo. area.
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Leonard Zielke of Amarillo bought a string of 725
choice Hereford steer yearlings, all one brand of cattle
at $24.25 for Oct. 1 delivery in the Amarillo area. They
are to weigh 725 pounds.
30 YEARS AGO
Faced by the first fever tick outbreak since the early
1930s, South Texas cattlemen are busy cleaning out idle
dipping vats that few ranchmen under 45 can even remember
seeing used. Special state and federal inspector forces
are busy inspecting all the cattle they can reach in
Dimmitt and adjoining counties.
Not a single case of fever has been found in an animal
in the affected area, though ticks have been discovered
on three premises in Dimmitt County.
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Roy Wood, Farley, N.M., sold 250 Hereford steers
weighing about 630 pounds at $26 to Dimmitt Feed Yards,
Dimmitt, Texas.
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Tulia Feed Yards, Tulia, sold 140 steers weighing
1025, grading 70 percent choice, at $27, and 60 good and
choice 776 pound heifers at $26.25 to Texas packers.
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Jim Hickam of Springer, N.M., and Ray Shollenbarger of
Albuquerque sold 1500 No. 2 Okie steers expected to weigh
600 at 425.50 for Oct. 2 and 8 delivery to Dick Walden,
who bought them for Farmers Investment Co., Tucson, Ariz.
These have been summered on the John Mitchell ranch at
Springer.
25 YEARS AGO
Bar 2 Ranch, Encino, N.M., sold to an Oklahoma buyer
700 native Hereford steers weighing 745-785 pounds at
$50.
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Charlie Winters, Clovis, representing Texas Livestock
Marketing Assn., Ft. Worth, bought and received in the
Raton, N.M. area 300 No.1 Okie and better steers weighing
about 725 pounds at $48.
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Deaf Smith Feedyards, Hereford, sold 800 steers
weighing 1075 lbs., 80% choice, $39.25-39.50.
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Cactus Feeders, Dumas, sold 103 steers weighing
1100-1125 lbs., 70% choice, $37.50.
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Tulia Feedlot, Tulia, sold 270 steers weighing 1100
lbs., 70% choice, $38.15.
20 YEARS AGO
W.E. Shott, Silverton, bought in South Texas 190 No. 1
Brahman cross steers weighing 420 pounds at $70.
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Bar T Bar Ranch, Flagstaff, Ariz., sold to a Nebraska
buyer 275 choice Hereford bred heifers, 17 months old, at
$400 per head.
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LaMunyon & Bryant Cattle Co., Laverne, Okla., sold
to an Iowa buyer 155 Hereford, Angus and black baldface
steers weighing 805 pounds at $60.50.
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Furr Ranch, Jayton, sold to an Amarillo buyer 275
Angus, Brangus and a few Hereford heifers and steers
weighing about 500 and 525 pounds at $57.50 and $67.50.
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Ralph Britten, Groom, bought in the Roll, Okla. area
200 No. 1 steers weighing 625 pounds at $61.50.
15 YEARS AGO
Texas Livestock Marketing Assn., Fort Worth, bought in
Central Texas 154 good three-way cross steers weighing
683 pounds at $59.
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Hartsell T. Ash, Throckmorton, bought in the Spur,
Texas area 300 heifer and steer calves, about 85 percent
black baldfaces and the balance Simmental crosses,
weighing 430 and 460 pounds at $53 and $64.
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Texas feedlots were selling fed lambs mostly at a weak
$50-51. Wichita, Kan. had a $48 posted price on shorn
lambs.
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Dimmitt Feed Yard, Dimmitt: 57 steers, 1100 lbs.,
65-70% choice, $59; 56 steers, 1150 lbs., 40% choice,
$58.
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Master Feeders, Hooker, Okla.: 74 heifers, 950 lbs.,
50% choice, $57.25.
10 YEARS AGO
Skip Godwin Cattle Co., Athens-Malakoff, sold on a
delivered basis to a Kansas buyer one load of No. 1 Okie
steers and bulls weighing 510 pounds at $89.37.
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Si Watkins, Fort Worth, sold out of the Shawnee, Okla.
area to a Llano, Texas buyer 100 Brangus and Angus good
age cows weighing 1000 pounds, pregnancy tested to calve
this fall, at $695 per head.
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3K Cattle Feeders, Hereford: 80 heifers, 1025 lbs.,
60% choice, $67.50.
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Walter Lasley & Sons, Stratford: 162 heifers, 1000
lbs., 65% choice, $67.50.
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Seven X Feedyard, Summerfield: 43 heifers, 1000 lbs.,
60% choice, $67; 82 heifers, 975 lbs., 30% choice, $66.
5 YEARS AGO
Vann-Roach Cattle Co., Fort Worth, bought in Western
Oklahoma two loads of No. 1 Okie and crossbred steers
weighing 750-775 pounds at $85.
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Recent stock ewe sales included yearling whitefaces in
Texas at $65 per head, yearlings to three year-olds in
Texas at $51-56 and in Billings running age ewes $45-75.
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XIT Feeders, Dalhart: 4000 steers and heifers, $73.50.
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Clayton Cattle Feeders, Clayton, N.M.: 293 heifers,
1000 lbs., $72.50.
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Lykes Brothers Feed Yards, Edroy: 130 heifers, 1000
lbs., $71.50-76 steers, 975 lbs., $71.50.
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