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42ND AUGLAIZE COUNTY

SHORTHORN BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION SALE
FAIRGROUNDS, WAPAKONETA, OHIO
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1960
SALE 1:00 P. M.

Selling
7 BULLS
31 FEMALES

William Hoewischer, President, Sidney, Ohio

Leroy Egbert, Secretary-Treasurer, Botkins, Ohio

SALE COMMITTEE

Harvey Hoewischer, Sidney, Ohio

Leroy Egbert, Botkins, Ohio
Ned W. Place, Wapakoneta, Ohio
Sale Headquarters, Koneta Hotel, Wapakoneta, Ohio
 Information for the Buyer
Time—Saturday, April 30th, 1960—Sale at 1:00 p. m.

Location—The Sale will be held at the Auglaize County Fairgrounds,

Wapakoneta, Ohio.

Sale Headquarters—Koneta Hotel, Wapakoneta, Ohio.

Guarantee—The Standard Guarantee of the American Shorthorn

Breeders’ Association shall apply to all cattle sold in this sale. An-
nouncements from the auction box will take precedence over printed
matter in the catalog.

Terms—tThe terms of this sale are cash unless arrangements are made
in advance with the consignor from whom you purchase. Settlements
are to be made with the clerk at the conclusion of the auction. All
stock will be at the buyer’s risk as soon as bid off but the management
will attend to the loading on cars or trucks in compliance with instruc-
tions from purchasers. The above guarantee and terms shall constitute
a contract between the buyer and seller of each lot. Neither the
Sale Manager, Clerk or Cooperating Agencies assumes any liability,
legal, financial or otherwise.

Insurance—Full coverage may be secured effective at time of sale.

Registration—A certificate of registry will be furnished for each lot

sold for unborn calves a properly signed application for registry will be
furnished.

Footnotes—Are furnished by consignors or from information supplied

by same.

Accidents—We will not be responsible for any accidents that may occur
but will make every effort to provide for the comfort and safety of our
guests.

Auctioneers—Ned W. Place, Wapakoneta, Ohio; Ross Downing, New

Hampshire, Ohio.

Mail Bids—Those unable to be present and who desire to take advan-

tage of the buying opportunities in this sale may rest assured that
mail, wire or phone bids will be honestly and confidentially executed.
Bids will be handled by the following competent men:

Special Representatives—Jim Browitt, American Shorthorn Breeders

Association, Omaha 7, Nebraska. Horace Walker, The Shorthorn World,
16 So. Locust St., Aurora, II.

Sale Manager—Ned W. Place, telephone RE87123, Wapakoneta, Ohio.

Lunch—Lunch will be served on the grounds.

 42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS/‘N SALE 3

Calrossie Troubadour, the famous imported sire used

at Acadia that sired the 1956 International grand cham-
pion steer.

Lot 1—Bull Cyrus S. Eaton

ACADIA TROUBADOUR 48TH 3021-448
Tattoo LE CEH30

Red. Calved Feb. 21, 1959. Bred and owned by Cyrus S. Eaton, North-
field, Ohio.
Calrossie Highland Pride (275429)
Sire Red, J. & D. P. MacGillivray
‘Calrossie Troubadour 2832845
Dk. Roan, J. & D. P. MacGillivray Calrossie ElspethBroadhooks (373232)
Dk. Roan, Jean L. MacGillivray

Downsview Major 69th -307864-

Dam Red, E. J. C. Boake
Downswview Flossy 28th 2695196
Red, _ E. J. C. Boake Downsview Flossy 20th -377610-
Redaaet | 2G.sb0dake

ACADIA TROUBADOUR 48TH—By imported Calrossie Troubadour, sire of cham-

pions, who has won a lasting place of prominence in the all-time beef cattle hall of
fame, and thus half brother to PS Troubadour, 1956 International Grand Champion
Steer over all breeds. Also half brother to Acadia Flossy, top selling female in Acadia’s
1955 sale, purchased by Edellyn Farms for $1,900, and to Acadia Highland Fling, a
show winner for Acadia before becoming stock bull in the herd of the Ministey of
of Mines of Quebec, Canada.
4 42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS’/N SALE

Kinellar Napo'teon the $25,900 reserve senior champion

at Perth in 1956. Senior herd sire at Acadia Farm.

Lot 2—Bull Cyrus S. Eaton

ACADIA NAPOLEON 14TH 3021-458
Tattoo LE CEH44

Dark Roan. Calved Mar. 29, 1959. Bred and owned by Cyrus S. Eaton,
Northfield, Ohio.
Gallant Marshal (394338)
Sire Red, S. Campbell & Sons
Kinellar Napoleon 2911363
Dk. Roan, Sylvester Campbell & Sons | Kinellar Ury Maid 23d (328168)
( Dk. Roan. Sylvester Campbell

{ Calrossie Sportsman 2596247

Dam Red, J. & D. P. MacGillivray
Acadia Secret 4th 2800156
Red, CvrusS. Eaton Buttermere Secret 5th 2596250
Dk. Roan, Charles MacPherson
ACADIA NAPOLEON 14TH—A son of imported Kinellar Napoleon, $25,500 Reserve
Senior Champion and top of ie 1956 Perth, Scotland, Show and Sale, and thus half
brother to Acadia Lavender N, 1959 International Reserve Champion Female. The
Kinellar Napoleon Get stood 2d at the 1959 International, while Napoleon, sons and
daughters won numerous state and regional championships during the 1959 season.
 J E Cluny Crusader an excellent breeding son of Chapelton
Crusader. This bull has proved to be a sire of quality cattle
in the John Evans herd.

Lot 3—Bull John F. Evans

BROOKSIDE CRUSADER 17TH 2978-501
Tattoo LE E131
Red. Calved Jan. 24, 1958. Bred by Earl E. Evans & Son, Woodstock,
Ohio; Calved property of John F. Evans, Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
( Calrossie Supreme 2283903
Chapelton Crusader (348430) | Dk. Roan, John MacGillivray
White, Walter Biggar & Son
Paloma Clara (240825)
Sire Dk. Roan, Albert Jas. Marshall
J E Cluny Crusader 2674106
Red, Mrs. B. H. Linzee Gordon Ballechin Rodney (327093)
Red, R. Wemyss Honeyman
Cluny Rosewood 84th 2674105
Cluny Rosewood 54th (238380)
Red, Mrs. B. H. Linzee Gordon |Red, Mrs. B. H. Linzee Gordon
|Edellyn Royal Leader 2057560
Edellyn Royal Leader
! 19th 2247148 Red, W. McNair Snadden
Red, Thos. E. Wilson
Village Beauty A 4th 2115187
Dam
Roan, Arnold Bros.
Augusta of Don Hill 4th 2643223
Red, S.A. Donahoe
[ Cruggleton Proud Prince 2194063
| Red, Albert Jas. Marshall
Shore Acres Augusta C 2d 2322533
Red, Arnold Bros. Shore Acres Augusta C 2176340
Roan, Arnold Bros.
BROOKSIDE CRUSADER 17TH is an exceptionally good bull prospect. He is deep
thick and lowset and comes from a family that has done particularly well for us in the
show and sale ring through the years. The most recent, an eleven months old bull
calf out of a full sister was the top in this year’s Denver show at $1500. He was owned
by John Shuman of Deertail, Colorado and sold to William Hartley of Brewster, Kansas.
Our herd is brucellosis and TB accredited.

Lot 4—Bull Harvey Hoewischer & Son

CONQUEST COMMANDER 2993-765
Tattoo RE 8H26
Red. Calved Oct. 10, 1958. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937
Sire Red, House & Benroth
Willow Lee Conquest 2909174 {
Red, O.W House Drynie Nonpareil 49th 2832928
Roan, Robert Maclean

f Shore Acres Dunrel 2546607

Dam | Red, F. W. Harding
Dunrel Augusta Lady 4th 2920973
Red Harvey Hoewischer & Son |Commander's Augusta Lady 2665714
Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son
CONQUEST COMMANDER—You have heard us talk about the breeding ability of
the sons and da‘ughters of Shore Acres Dunrel. Here is a calf out of a daughter
of Dunrel and we are about ready to brag a little about him. Never have we had a
calf that has responded to feed any bettcr than this calf. He is really a lowset thick
package that bears down on the scales. We think he could do o good job in a lot
of herds. We have found that the blood of the Wonders blends very well with the
blood of Dunrel. Why not study this calf before you buy your next herd bull?
6 42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS‘’N SALE

Drynie Wonder, one of the great bulls used in the State

of Ohio. One of his famous sons was Willow Lee Wonder
17th. Nearly half of the pedigrees in this catalog can
be traced tc Willow Lee Wonder or Drynie Wonder.

Lot 5—Bull Harvey Hoewischer & Son

CONCENTRATION 3016-249
Tattoo RE 9H6

Red. Calved March 18, 1959. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer
& Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Drynie Wonder 2549781
Sire Roan, Robert Maclean
Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937
Red, House & Benroth Cluny Rosewood 74th 2428021
Red, Mrs. B. H. Linzee Gordon

Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937

Dam Red, House & Benroth
Wonder’s Hilda 2911320
Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son Dunrel Hilda 4th 2757508
Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son

CONCENTRATION—It was a last minute decision to consign this bull as we fully

intended to keep him to show this fall. However in order to build the sale it takes
bulls such as this. Few bulls are as rugged and thick as this one. You'll notice he is
the result of a Willow Lee Wonder 17th daughter bred hack to the 17th. Many timies
people have said that any good sire had to have a good mother. Well we think this
calf has a wonderful mother and a great maternal grandmother. Certainly this type
of background should help gavantee his performance. He has been a great doer and
weighed over 925 at a year old, Why not drive over so we can show you the mother
and grand mother of this calf?
 42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS‘N SALE 7

Lot 6—Bull Floyd Snavely

SUNNYBROOK WONDER 3035-980
Tattoo RE $7
Red. Calved Nov. 21, 1958. Bred by Mrs. W. L. Phillips, Rawson, Ohio;
calved property of Floyd Snavely, Pandora, Ohio.
( Drynie Wonder 2549781
Willow Lee Wonder 10th 2677419 | Roan, Robert Maclean
Red, OW. House
| Broadfields Emma 5th 2245838
Sire Red, Broadfields Farm
Elmdown Wonder 18th 2870924
Roan, H. D. Fleming Elmhurst Direct 2157051
Red, Edmund J. Murphy
Germanica Beauty 2453587
Red, Fleming & Williams Germanica 8th 2219095
sy
_————
Roan, Mrs. Fred Egbert

Lawton Upright 2535101

Upright Stamp 2641531 Dk. Roan, Willard Moser
Red, Floyd Snavely
Lavender Princess 82d 2521927
Dam Red, Floyd Snavely
Thistlewood Secret 2d 2802170
Roan, Mrs. W. L. Phillips Brawith Commander 2d 2458482
Red, Floyd Snavely
Lovely Secret A 2583708
Roan, Mrs. W. L. Phillips | Lovely Secret 2d 2005278
Roan, Benroth & Griffith

SUNNYBROOK WONDER is a good, thick, deep quartered, mellow hided bull sired
by an outstanding grandson of Drynie Wonder. His dam, an excellent Secret cow
that traces to Browndale Commander.

Lot 7—Bull Harold W. Weihi

ALERIC SOUVENIR 3036-001
Tattoo LE HW1

Red. Calved May 5, 1959. Bred and owned by Harold W. Weihl, Bowl-
ing Green, Ohio.
{ Greenwood Souvenir 2518715
Sire Red, David S. Graham
Clay Hills Souvenir 38th 2797287
Red, Carl H. Stander Clay Hills Gloser A 2589307
Red, ‘Carl H. Stander

Elcona Briliant Leader 2424164

Dam Roan, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Sims
Genlyn Rosewood 2573113
Roan, C.L. Smith & Son Strowan Rosewood G 8th 2285139
Roan, Benroth & Griffith

ALERIC SOUVENIR as a calf, this young red bull stood first in his class at three
county fairs. He has_ good size for his age and he should produce good growthy calves
with a lot of bone.
Lot 8—Female H. D. Fleming
ELMDOWN GERMANICA 7TH 3010-568
Tattoo LE 95F ;
White. Calved Jan. 20, 1959. Bred and owned by H. D. Fleming, Col-
umbus Grove, Ohio.
Drynie Wonder 2549781
Sire Roan, Robert Maclean
Wilow Lee Wonder 10th 2677419
Red, O.W. House Broadfields Emma 5th 2245838
Red, Broadfields Farm

y Edellyn Royal Leader 69th 2448877

Dam | Dk. Roan, Thos. E. Wilson
Leader’s Germanica 2640067
Roan, H. D. Feming Germanica Beauty 2453587
Red, Fleming & Williams
ELMDOWN GERMANICA 7TH. Probably not in high enough condition to bring her
true value, but from one of our old standby families. Her mother is an old cow that
has been a regular producer of good calves. We have sold four of ‘her calves, full
brothers and sisters in former Wapakoneta sales. Vaccinated for bangs and sells open.

Lot 9—Female H. D. Fleming

ELMDOWN PRINCESS ROYAL 3010-571
Tattoo LE 94F
Red. Calved Jan. 28, 1959. Bred and owned by H. D. Fleming, Co-
lumbus Grove, Ohio.
Drynie Wonder 2549781
Sire Roan, Robert Maclean
Willow Lee Wonder 10th 2677419 {
Red, O.W. House Broadfields Emma 5th 2245838
Red, Broadfields Farm

College Leader 2d 2699128

Dam |Red, Michigan State College
S R Princess Royal 3d 2845654
Red, Purmort & Cowgill Willow L Princess Royal 4th 2677426
Roan, O.W. House
ELMDOWN PRINCESS ROYAL from the Kildun Princess Royal family that has
done so good for the Dr. House herd. She is a very rich colored red heifer in just
ordinary condition as we did not know about this sale in time to put on much finish,
We think she will make a nice cow as her mother has developed into a fine cow that
has one of our top bull calves this spring. Sells open and is vaccinated for bangs.

Lot 10—Female H. D. Fleming

ELMDOWN SECRET 14TH 2954-963
Tattoo LE 89F
Dark roan. Calved Oct. 18, 1957. Bred and owned by H. D. Fleming,
Columbus Grove, Ohio.
Drynie Wonder 2549781
Sire Roan, R. MacLean
Willow Lee Wonder 10th 2677419
Red, O.W. House Broadfields Emma 5th 2245838
sams
aia
cee Red, Broadfields Farm

Edellyn Royal Leader 69th 2448877

Dam | Dk. Roan, Thos. E. Wilson
Leader’s Secret 3d 2640069
Red, H. D. Fleming |Elmown Secret 2d 2335434
* Red, 6H. D. Fleming
ELMDOWN SECRET 14TH a heifer of very pleasing type, low set with a lot of depth
and spread. A very femine heifer with all the prospects of a good brood cow. She
has been wintered with the cow herd and is in ordinary flesh. We have several of
these Dorsey Jones Secrets in our herd and they have been good producers.
She was bred August 14th to a son of Femco Better News 18th, he by the great pro-
ducing bull, Camson Better News. Vaccinated for Bangs. Look her over sale day and
you will want to own her.
 Dunrel Rosebud 4th sold for $600 in the 1958 Hcewischer
& Katter Sale to Harold Frey of Oxbow, Saskatachewan.
A full sister was grand champion at the 1955 Ohio State
Fair and sold for $1000 to J. Mallory Nash at Warrenton,
Virginia. Lot 11 is from this famous Rosebud family.

Lot 11—Female Harvey Hoewischer & Son

CONQUEST ROSEBUD 2D 2993-760
Tattoo RE 8H17
Red. Calved Sept. 2, 1958. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937
Sire Red, House & Benroth --.
Willow Lee Conquest 2909174
Red, O. W. House | Drynie Nonpareil 49th 2832928
l Roan, Robert Maclean

Shore Acres Dunrel 2546607

Dam Reds oP WrHardme
Dunrel Rosebud 2695920
Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son | Stamp’s Rosebud 2d 2472778
| Roan, Harvey Hoewischer & Son
CONQUEST ROSEWOOD 2ND—If you want wide ribbed good doing cattle I believe
this heifer could start such a family on your farm. She came into the barn off ‘pasture
last November and ceriainly has responded to feed. We remind yom this is the same
Rosebud family as the heifer which was grand champion at 1955 Ohio State Fair and
champion sale heifer at Internaticnal. She carries a long service date to Scotsdale
Masterpiece, a buil we are placing a lot of confidence in. Vac.

Lot 12—-Female Harvey Hoewischer & Son

DUNREL CLIPPER 4th 2993-750
Tattoo RE 8H23
Calved Sept. 2, 1958. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer & Son,
Sidney, Ohio.
Glassel Dura 2501153
Sire Red, C.G. A. Salvesen
Shore Acres Dunrel 2546607
Red, F. W. Harding | Nonpariel Ursula 2480336
| RWM,_ Albert Jas. Marshall

Good Will Carmeronian 2316132

Dam | Red, K. C. Gray
Millbrock Clipper 7th 2671789
Roan, Roy T. Johnson Millbrook Clipper 4th 2504346
Roan, Roy T. Johnson
DUNREL CLIPPER 4TH—Here is one of the three daughters of Shore Acres Dunrel
we are offering. Without a doubt Dunrel has been the greatest breeding bull we
ever owned. He sired gocd cattle of both sex that always made happy customers. This
Clipper heifer is no exception. She is a straight lined good legged heifer with an
acceptable head. Certainly the service of Scotsdale Masterpiece should make
her a good investment in any herd. Vac.
10 42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS’N SALE

Lot 13—-Female Harvey Hoewischer & Son

CONQUEST ROSEWOOD 2D 2993-764
Tattoo RE 8H30
Red. Calved Nov. 6, 1958. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937
Sire Red, House & Benroth
Willow Lee Conquest 2909174
Red, QO. W. House Drynie Nonpariel 49th 2832928
——Roan, Robert Maclean

( Helfred Twilight 2118512

Dam | Red, F. W. Hubbell
Raphoe Rosewood 2d 2247595
Red, Estate of W. T. Miller Raphoe Rosewood 2140825
Red, Raphoe Farms & Marion Miller
CONQUEST ROSEWOOD 2ND—This is the last daughter of Raphce Rosewood 2nd,
a cow that produced until she was 15 years old—don’t forget longevity is inherited.
This is not a highly fitted heifer but one that is just in good breeding condition to
go on and do well for you. Note this heifer is by Willow Lee Conquest the good
breeding son of the 17th that Andy Miller ts using. She will carry the servicd of our
great young bull Scotsdale Masterpiece. Calfhood Vac.

Lot 14—Female Harvey Hcewischer & Son

WONDER’S VIOLET 2993-756
Tattoo RE 8H31
Red. Calved Nov. 7, 1958. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Drynie Wonder 2549781
Sire |Roan, Robert Maclean
Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937
Red, House & Benroth | Cluny Rosewood 74th 2428021
Red, Mrs. B. H. Linzee Gordon

Rothes Royal 2229930

Dam |Red, Conner Prairie Farm
Rothes Violet 2557934
Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son Miles of View Violet 2d 1973003
Red, Mb3les of View Farms
WONDERS VIOLET—The maternal grandmother of this heifer produced the sire of
the dam of our Dunrel Hilda 10th heifer. He was tht top bull in the same sale a
few years ago when he sold to Dr. Smith of Harrisburg, Ohio for $1100. This heifes
has settled with cme service to Scotsdale Masterpiece. Vac.

Lot 15—-Female | Harvey Hoewischer & Son

CONQUEST ROAN LADY 3D 2993-763
Tatteo RE 8H32
Red. Calved Nov. 7, 1958. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937
Sire Red, House & Benroth
Willow Lee Conquest 2909174
Red, O.W. House Drynie Nonpareil 49th 2832928
Roan,
——— Robert Maclean

{ Shore Acres Dunrel 2546607

Dam | Red, F. W. Harding
Dunrel Roan Lady 2876083
Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son Roan Lady 73d 2499491
Red, W.E. Henkener
CONQUEST ROAN LADY 3RD—Again th‘s too is a very dependable prolific family.
Although this is just a heifer’s first calf the grandmother is now ten and has never failed
raising a calf every year and has never been aided ai calving tinic, Bred to Scotsdale
Masterpiece, Reserve Junior Champion 1958 CNE. Vac.
 11

Dunrel Hilda 4th and Dunrel Broadhooks 4th.

Hilda 4th on the left stood second in a strong class
at the 1954 International and was the reserve
senior champion at the 1955 Eastern National.
Female, lot 16 is directly related to this famous
Hilda family.

Lot 16—Female Harvey Hoewischer & Son

DUNREL HILDA 10TH 2993-749
Tattoo RE 8H34
Red. Calved Dec. 5, 1958. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
( Glassel Dura 2501153
Sire Red, .G. A. Salvesen
Shore Acres Dunrel 2546607
Red, F. W. Harding Nonpareil Ursula 2480336
RWM, Albert Jas. Marshall

Upright Goldspur 2612965

Dam Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son
Upright Hilda 2 A 2723277
Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son Upright’s Hilda 2d 2586842
Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son
DUNREL HILDA 10TH—We sold a full brother, Dunrel Victor, in the International
sale a couple years ago to George Lighthall in North Dakota where he has made a
splendid record. We wanted to kerp this heifer as we are a bit proud of this Hilda
family since it has been in the herd since its beginning. The dam of this heifer is a
maternal sister of our great show heifer Dunrel Hilda 4th, We hope you will appreci-
ate this heifer even though she is not highly fitted. Certainly a good calf should re-
sult from her mating with Scotsdale Masterpiece. Vac.

Record of a Few of Shore Acres Dunrel Calves

1953 Gr. Ch. Female, Ohio State Sale.
Top Bull, Georgetown Sale.
Res. Ch. and Top-Selling Bull, Auglaize County Sale.
1954 Gr. Ch. Bull, Ohio State Show.
Gr. Ch. Female, Ohio State Show.
2nd Prize Sm. Yr. Heifer, International.
4th Prize Pair of Females, International.
4th Prize Get of Sire, International.
3rd Prize, Polled Shorthorn Sr. Calf, International.
1955 Res. Ch. and Top-Selling Bull, Ohio State Sale.
Gr. Ch. Female, Onic State Show.
Res. Ch. Bull, Ohio State Show.
Gr. Ch. Female, Ohio State Fair.
Res. Ch. Female, Michigan State Fair.
Res. Sr. Ch. Bull, Eastern National.
Res. Sr. Ch. Female, Eastern National
Gr. Ch. Female, International Sale.
2nd Prize Sm. Yr. Female, International.
3rd Prize Pair Calves, International.
4th Prize Get, International.
4th Prize Pr. Females, International.
1956 Gr. Ch. Bull, Auglaize County Sale.
1957 Gr. Ch. Bull, Ohio State Sale.
Top Selling Bull, Columbus Grove District Sale
Although the above points out a few of his top offspring, his greatest value as a sire
has been his ability to sire calves of excellent type and uniformly high quality.
12

K M Capacious Queen 3d,

lot 20 is a half sister to this
excellent heifer, and lot 19
is another half sister. The
lot 20 cow was a member
of our winning get of sire
in Michigan in 1956.

Lot 17—Female Harvey Hoewischer & Son

W W CAPACIOUS QUEEN A 3016-248
Tattoo RE 9H3
Red. Calved March 10, 1959. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Drynie Wonder 2549781
Sire Roan, Robert Maclean
Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937
Red, House & Benroth Cluny Rosewood 74th 2428021
Red,
+—_——— Mrs. B. H. Linzee Gordon

Kair Monarch 2769827

Dam Dk. Roan, Mathers Bros.
K M Capacious Queen 2876086
Dk. Roan, Harvey Hoewischer & Son Dunrel Capacious Queen 2784502
Red, Harvey Hoewischer
WW CAPACIOUS QUEEN A—This solid dark red daughter of the 17th is typical of
the beefy sons and daughters of this great sire. You'll like the feeding and breeding
capacity that this heifer displays. She is a great hearted heifer and has always been
a great doer without the aid of extra milk. We think she is a very practical kind of
a beast to have. Be sure to look this heifer over closely. Vac.

Lot 18—Female Harvey Hoewischer & Son

W W AUGUSTA CHRISSIE 3016-252
Tattoo RE 9H4
Red. Calved April 1, 1959. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Drynie Wonder 2549781
Sire Roan, Robert Maclean
Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937
Red, House & Benroth Cluny Rosewood 74th 2428021
ets
Sy
Red,
SBSe
Mrs. B. H. Linzee Gordon

Aldie Mainliner 2501777

Dam | Red, Finlay MacGillivray
Augusta Chrissie 7th 2743079
Red, Mathers Bros. August Chrissie 2d 2496280
Red, Albert Jas. Marshall
WW AUGUSTA CHRISSIE—Here is another young heifer by the 17th and out of a
$1100 Mathers bred cow. Actually we should be keeping some of these heifers but the
last minute we just dug deeper, in order to have enough cattle for the sale. This solid
red, good headed heifer should hoid up the tradition of this famous family. Vac,
 13

Dunrel Gladys 2d—one of

the good heifers by Dunrel
that sold in our last year’s
sale.

Lot 19—Female Harvey Hcewischer & Son

W W CAPACIOUS QUEEN 3016-251
Tattoo RE 9H5
Red. Calved April 2, 1959. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Drynie Wonder 2549781
Sire Roan, Robert Maclean
Willow Lee Wonder 17th 2724937
Red, House & Benroth Cluny Rosewood 74th 2428021
Red,
—eroros—, Mrs. B. H. Linzee Gordon

Broadfields Revenue 2245834

Dam Red, Broadfields Farm
Revenue Capacious Queen 2544881 |
Red, A. L. Hodgson Barrage’s Capacious Lady 2455748
* Red, <A. L. Hodgson
W W CAPACIOUS QUEEN—This family has produced well for us. You'll notice the
cow in our consignment is out of same cow as this heifer. Another daughter went to
McLynn Plantation in Georgia. Then too another daughter of the old cow is the
grandmother of WW Capacious Queen A. Look this group over and perhaps you too
can use one of this prolific family. In addition to the maternal back ground she is
by the great breeding bull Willow Lee Wonder 17th. Vac.

Lot 20—Female Harvey Hoewischer & Son

DUNREL CAPACIOUS QUEEN 2D 2872-373
Tattoo RE 5H18
Red, calved Sept. 2, 1955. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Glassel Dura 2501153
Sire |aL fe. re OSes
Shore Acres Dunrel 2546607
Red, F. W. Harding Nonpareil Ursula 2480336
RWM, Albert Jas. Marshall

|Broadfields Revenue 2245834

Dam Red, Broadfields Farm
Revenue Capacious Queen 2544881
Red, <A. L. Hodgson Barrage 's Capacious Lady 2455748
Red, A. L. Hudgson
DUNREL CAPACIOUS QUEEN 2nd—This young cow was a member of our show herd
as a senior calf and was a member of our winning get at Michigan. We think her
heifer calf is a good rcommendation for her. The young cow has many useful years
ahead and is due to calve againin May. Calfhood Vac.
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D B Beauty is an example of the quality

of the Hoewischer catt!e. She sold in
last year’s Willow Lee Hoewischer Sale
at a high figure to Hollis Hanson of
Connersville, Indiana.

Lot 21—Female Harvey Hoewischer & Son

P MC QUEEN 3033-853
Tattoo RE 9H16
Roan. Calved July 5, 1959. Bred and owned by Harvey Hoewischer &
Son, Sidney, Ohio.
Calrossie Troubadour 2832845
Sire Dk. Roan J. & D. P. MacGillivray
Panel Royal Minstrel 2927558 |
Dk. Roan, Pancake Ridge Farm Aberfeldy Rosewood Rita 2841695
Red, Reford W. Gardhouse

|Shore Acres Dunrel 2546607

Dam Red, F. W. Harding
Dunrel Capacious Queen 41 2872373
Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son Revenue Capacious Queen 2544881
Red, A. L..Hodgson
PMC QUEEN—This typy young lady certainly should be evidence of a cow’s ability
tn produce. We think a lot of this heifer calf and the other calves we have by the
Troubadour bull. They are a nice lot. Unfortunately, however, we lost the Troubadour
bull this spring and we hate to see these nice females leave the farm. We hope you
will appreciate this heifer and her mother. Vac.

Lot 22—Female Emil Meyer

MAPLELAWN RED LADY 2D 3036-000
Tattoo LE M76
Red. Calved Mar. 10, 1959. Bred and owned by Emil Meyer, Holgate, O.
( Saltoun Royal Crest 2642817
Sire | Red, A.M. T. Fletcher
Edellyn Royal News 2833535
Red, Thos. E. Wilson Acadia Primrose 3d 2726751
Red, Cyrus S. Eaton

Woodshade Upright 6th 2659970

Dam Red, Geo. N. Fisher & Sons
Maplelawn Red Lady 2839246
Red. Emil Meyer Prairie View Red Lady A 2760811
Red, LeRoy F. Egbert
MAPLELAWN RED LADY 2D a very good thick heifer from a good dam. The red
lady family has always been good for me.
 42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS‘N SALE 15

The females lots 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26 are all being consigned by Emil
Meyer of Holgate, Ohio. A very fine group of heifers sired by the
good breeding bull, Edelyn Royal News by Saltoun Express. Please
look them over carefully at sale time.

Lot 23—Female Emil Meyer

MAPLELAWN MAUD 3D 3035-998
Tattoo LE M79

Red. Calved Apr. 3, 1959. Bred and owned by Emil Meyer, Holgate, O.
( Saltoun Royal Crest 2642817
Sire Red, A.M. T. Fletcher
Edellyn Royal News 2833535 |
Red, Thos. E. Wilson Acadia Primrose 3d 2726751
Red, Cyrus E. Eaton

|Elcona Banker Bounce 2638880

Dam Red, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Sims
Elcona Maud 4th 275530
Red, Mrand Mrs. Ernest M. Sims | Hillb-ock Maud 20th 2073243
| Red, John E. Greig
MAPLELAWN MAUD 3D her mother was bought frcm E. M. Sims herd. Mr. Sims
bought her grandmother from the Greg herd for $1500. She will be a good buy.

Lot 24—Female Emil Meyer

MAPLELAWN LASSIE 5TH 3035-999
Tattoo LE M78

Red. Calved Apr. 3, 1959. Bred and owned by Emil Meyer, Holgate, O.
Saltoun Royal Crest 2642817
Sire Red, A.M. T. Fletcher
Edcllyn Royal News 2833535
Red, Thos, E. Wilson | Acadia Primrose 3d 2726751
| Red, Geo, N. Fisher & Sons

, Weodshade Upright 6th 2659970

Dam | Red, Cyrus S. Eaton
Maplelawn Lassie 2797779
Red, Joan Meyer Maplelawn Coronatia 2486231
Red, Quinton F. Wells
MAPLELAWN LASSIE 5TH this is a very decp bodied heifer. Her grandmother was
a champ‘on 4H heifer for my daughter. Her mothcr is a top cow in my herd.
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Lot 25—Female Emil Holgate
MAPLELAWN BELLE 8TH 3035-996
Tattoo LE M81
Red. Calved Apr. 6, 1959. Bred and owned by Emil Meyer, Holgate, O.
Saltoun Royal Crest 2642817
Sire | Red, A.M. T. Fletcher
Edellyn Royal News 2833535
Red, Thos. E. Wilson Acadia Primrose 3d 2726751
Red, Geo. N. Fisher & Sons

| Woodshade Upright 6th 2659970

Dam | Red, Cyrus S. Eaton
Maplelawn Belle 3d 2797781
Red, Emil Meyer Ridgewood Bella 4th 2290273
Red, B.Cadmus
MAPLELAWN BELLE 8TH this heifer is from a family that probably has made me
more money than any I ever owned. They are the good doing kind.

Lot 26—Female Emil Meyer

MAPLELAWN LUSTRE QUEEN 2D 3035-997
Tattoo LE M80
Red. Calved Apr. 8, 1959. Bred and owned by Emil Meyer, Holgate, O.
Saltoun Royal Crest 2642817
Sire |Red, A.M. T- Fletcher
Edellyn Royal News 2833535
Red, Thos. E, Wilson Acadia Primrose 3d 2726751
Red, Cyrus S. Eaton

f Woodshade Upright 6th 2659970

Dam Red, Geo. N. Fisher & Sons
Maplelawn Lustre Queen 2877744 |
Red, Emil Meyer | P V Lustre Queen 2695605
‘ Red, W.F. Sherman
MAPLELAWN LUSTRE QUEEN 2D a very smooth heifer. A full brother was high
selling steer, calf in the 1957 Columbus Grove Sale. Well worth looking at.

Lot 27—Female Gerald Miller

BOLIDO’S ROAN LADY 2999-780
Tattoo LE 018 RE 018
Roan. Calved Sept. 5, 1958. Bred and owned by Gerald Miller, Luckey,
Ohio.
Morphie Les 2750210
Sire Dk. Roan, W.L. Anderson
Polido Beau 2208186
Dk Roan, Willard Moser Lavender Princess A A 2453421
er
5
ee White, Willard Moser

| Weodshade Diamond 2d 2604685

Dam {| Red, H.E. Hackenberger
Singing Water Roan Lady 2d 2732608
Roan. Ward E. Bricker Singing Wa‘er Roan Lady 2604972
Roan, Ward E. Bricker
BILIDO’S ROAN LADY a very stylish, short legged, extremely thick heifer that speaks
for herself on her past show record. She was junior and grand champion female: at
the 1959 Lucas County Fair. Grand champion female and 4H champion female at the
1959 Wood County Fair. At the 1959 Ohio tate Fair, she stood 5th in the senior, calf
class, 4th in the Ohio Futurity Class. She won her class in the junior show and was
the reserve champion female in the 1959 Ohio State Fair junior show. She is an out-
standing individual that should do well for someone on the show circuit this fall. Vac-
cinated for Bangs and sells open.
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Lot 28—Female Merle Miller

PASSENGER’S HILDA 3D 2997-847
Tattoo LE MM10
Red. Calved Aug. 20, 1958. Bred and owned by Merle Miller, Lima, O.
, Beathton Utility 2757532
Sire |; Dk. Roan, Beath Farms
Utility M 2880605 !
Dk. Roan, Geo.N. Fisher & Sons ' Woodshade Augusta C 20th 2793901
| Red, Geo. N. Fisher & Sons

Aldsworth Passenger 2541657

Dam | Red, William Garne
Passenger’s Hilda 2704695
Red. Ohler Bros. Stamn’s Hilda 8th 2376541
| Red, Harvey Hoewischer & Son
PASSENGER’S HILDA 3d a growthy heifex with plcaty of size. She sells bred since
January 17 to Banquo Baronet. Vaccinated for Bangs.

Lot 29—Female Merle Miller

BANQUO’S GERMANICA 3013-202
Tattoo LE MM11
Red, Calved Feb. 9, 1959. Bred and owned by Merle Miller, Cridersville,
Ohio.
( Morphie Democrat 2755003
Sire | Red, W.L. Anderson
Banquo Baronet 2859417
Red. Willard Moser | Bonnie Broadhooks 3d 2698845
Red, Willard Moser

Banchory Macebearer 2849090

Dam Red, H.S. Black
Mackbearer Germanica 2921713
Red, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Katter Koneta Germanica 2674340
Red, Ohler Bros.
BANQUO’S GERMANICA this heifer is out of a good cow that I purchased in Martin
herd and the best family of cows in the Egbert herd. Vaccinated for Bangs and sells
Katter’s sale. The Germanica family was the best family of cows in the Ohler Brothers
open.

Morphie Democrat, the grandsire

of lot 21 and 35 and 36. He was a
very good imported bull used by
Willard Moser of Pandora, Ohio.
He was the sire of rugged, good
doing cattle.
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Lot 30—Female Floyd Snavely

LAVENDER PRINCESS 121ST 3023-835
Tattoo LE S8
Red. Calved Oct. 11, 1958. Bred and owned by Floyd Snavely, Pandora,
Ohio.
f Drynie Wonder 2549781
Willow Lee Wonder 10th 2677419 | Roan, Robert Maclean
Red, O.W. House
Broadfields Emma 5th 2245838
Sire Red, Broadfields Farm
Elmdown Wonder 18th 2870924
Roan, H. D. Fleming Elmhurst Direct 2157051
Red, Edmund J. Murphy
Germanica Beauty 2453587
Red, Fleming & Williams Germanica 8th 2219095
Roan, Mrs. Fred Egbert

Pittodrie Upright 2380873

Upright Commander 2595519 |kked. R. Laidlaw Smith
Roan, Floyd Snavely
Lavender Princess 56th 2048766
Dam White, B. B. Snavely & Son
Lavender Princess 104th 2806243
Roan, Floyd Snavely Brawith Lawton 2241861
Red, Willard Moser
Lavender Princess 74th 2405556
White, Floyd Snavely | Lavender Princess 39th 2270693
Lt. Roan, B.B.Snavely & Son
LAVENDER PRINCESS 121ST is a pleasing, typy heifer with a lot of depth and good
quarter. She comes from a good, long line of Princess cows. Many of this same family
have been standby cows in herds wherever they have been found. Vaccinated and sells
open.

Lot 31—Female Floyd Snavely

LAVENDAR PRINCESS 122D 3023-836
Tattoo LE S9
White. Calved Dec. 25, 1958. Bred and owned by Floyd Snavely, Pan-
dora, Ohio.
Drynie Wonder 2549781
Willow Lee Wonder 10th 2677419 Roan, Robert Maclean
Red, O.W. House
Broadfields Emma 5th 2245838
Sire Red, Broadfields Farm
Elmdown Wonder 18h 2870924
Roan, HD: Fleming Elmhurst Direct 2157051
Red, Edmund J. Murphy
Germanica Beauty 2453587
Red, Fleming & Williams Germanica 8th 2219095
Roan, Mrs. Fred Egbert

Brawith Boy of Hawthorn 2128917

Brawith Lawton 2241861 Red, T.E. Beals & Son
Red, Willard Moser
Carobill Goldie 2077763
Dam - Roan, J.D. Allen
Lavender Princess 87th 2572362
Dk. Roan, Floyd Snavely Browndale Commander 1835125
Roan, Woodruff Farm
Lavender Princess 57th 2048747
Red, B.B.Snavely & Son Lavender Princess 37th 1887504
R&W, B. B. Snavely & Son
LAVENDER PRINCESS 122d another good Lavender Prncess heifer, sired by a
breeding son of Willow Lee Wonder 10th. Vaccinated for Bangs and Sells open.
 42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS’‘N SALE 19

Lot 32—Female Floyd Snavely

LAVENDER PRINCESS 123D 3035-979
Tattoo LE $10 RE 3V9
ae Calved Jan. 28, 1959. Bred and owned by Floyd Snavely, Pandora,
hio. eetsata
( Drvnie Wonder 2549781
Willow Lee Wonder 10th 2677419 Roan, Robert Maclean
Red, O.W. House
Broadfields Emma 5'h 2245838
Sire Red, Broalfie!ds Farm
E'mdown Wonder 18th 2870924
Roan, H. D. Fleming Elmhurst Direct 215/951
Red, Edmund J. Murphy
Germanica Beauty 2453587
Red, Fleming & Williams Germanica 8th 2219095
Roan, Mrs. Fred Egbert

Kirkton Baronet (335904)

Morphie Democrat 2755003 Dk. Roan, K. P. MacGillivray
Red, W.L. Anderson
Millhills Rosebud 6th (323282)
Dam Dk. Roan, Duncan M. Stewart
Lavender Princess 116th 2919443
Red, Floyd Snavely Upright Commander 2595519
; Roan, Floyd Snavely
Uavender Princess 96th 2738733
Red, Floyd Snavely lavender Princess 57th 2048767
Red, B.B. Snavelvy & Son
1} AVENDER PRINCESS 123d a good dark roan heifer sired by Elmdown Wonder 18th.
Her dam, a wonderful brood cow sired by Morphie Democrat. Lavender Princess 57th
the great grand dam in this pedigree was sired by Browndale Commander, one of the
most prepotent sires of the Shorthorn breed. Used very successfully in the Snavely
herd. Vaccinated for Bangs and sells open.

Lot 33—-Female Arthur Weihl

ROSEWOOD MAID 18TH 2517994
Tattoo RE Cll
Red, white marks, calved Aug. 14, 1948. Bred by Ward E. Bricker,
Perrysburg, Ohio. Owned by Arthur Weihl, Perrysburg, Ohio.
Browndale Stamp 1916749
Goldspur’s Stamp 2085045
[ Red, 8B. B.Snavely & Son
Red, Tudor Bros,
Lavender Goldspur 3d 1956502
Sire |Red, _ T.E. Beals & Son
Rosewood Stamp 2253912
Red, Ward E. Bricker Bugler’s Mayor 1932143
Red, James Douglas & Sons
Rosewood Maid 12th 2115363
Red, Ward E. Bricker Rosewood Maid 10th 1928581
Roan, Fink & Hosler

|Cruggleton Bugler 1831196

Bugler's Mayor 1932143 Red, A. J. Marshall
Red, James Douglas & Sons
Browndale Wimple 3d -265063-
Dam Red, James Douglas & Sons
Rosewood Maid 12th 2115363
Red, Ward E. Bricker Monarch’s Browndale Jr. 182470
Roan, J. A. Diller & Sons
Rosewood Maid 10th 1928581
Roan, Fink & Hosler Rosewood Maid 3d 1829067
Red, Fink & Hosler
An aged cow with a red heifer calf at foot, calved February 10, 1960 by Green Brae
Barone: 2D. She should be rebred to the same bull before the sale. This cow could
be a good buy for someone since she is still a good producer.
20 42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS‘N SALE

Greenwceod Souvenir, a famous son

of imported Scotdale Autocrat that
made such a sensational record at
Clay Hillis Farm. Purchased at $4900,
tcp price of the 1949 International
€a'e Shorthorn herds from coast to
ccast have been improved by his get.
Grandsire of lots 34 and 33.

Lot 34—Female Arthur Weihl

W Y L CLIPPER MAIDEN 3000-318
Tattoo RE W26
Red. Calved Mar. 20, 1958. Bred and owned by Arthur Weihl, Perrys-
burg, Ohio.
Greenwood Souvenir 2518715
Sire |Red, David S. Graham
Clay Hills Souvenir 38th 2797287
Red, Carl H. Stander | Clay Hills Gloster A 2589307
Red, Carl H. Stander

|Edellyn Royal Leader 18th 2247147

Dam Red, Thos. E. Wilson
Chipper Maiden 18th 2695570
Red, Benroth & Hartman Stamp’s Clipper 2527416
Red, Benroth & Hartman
This is a good rugged heifer that has not been to well fitted but should do someone
some good since her, dem produces a calf every 10 months. She is bred since August 1
to Bolido Jubilee, son of Bolido Beau, the herd sire used by Ward Bricker.

WHY SHORTHORNS?
Shorthorns, the oldest and the best of the recognized beef oreeds,
have occupied a vital place in agricultural economy for almost a century
and a quarter. These good-going gentle red, white and roan cattle are
readily adaptable to the most practical farm programs. No other beef
cattle provide a greater potential for profit and pleasure. Shorthorn
bulls produce big rugged calves that set records for rate of gain. Short-
horn cows make ideal mothers. Whether you choose purebred or
commercial beef cattle, you'll find that Shorthorns are truly best in
every weigh!
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Lot 35—-Female Arthur Weihl

EMMA BARONET 3036-789
Tattoo RE WW29

Red. Calved Mar. 10, 1959. Bred and owned by Arthur Weihl, Perrys-
burg, Ohio.
Morphie Democrat 2755003
Sire |Red, W.L. Anderson
Green Brae Baronet 2d 2923857
Red, Willard Moser Clay Hills Augusta 3d B 2768422
Red, Carl H. Stander

Aldsworth Passenger 2541657

Dam Red, William Garne
Red, Ohler Bros.
Koneta Emma 2d 2694457 Koneta’s Emma 2529761
Red, Parm E. Ohler
EMMA BARONET a nice thick rugged heifer, just old enough to breed. She is sired
by a grandson of the famous Kirkton Baronet, and she comes from a very prolific dam.

Lot 36—Female Arthur Weihl

W Y L ROSEWOOD 2D 3036-794
Tattoo RE W29

Red. Calved Mar. 20, 1959. Bred and owned by Arthur Weihl, Perrys-
burg, Ohio.
( Morphie Democrat 2755003
Sire | Red, W.L. Anderson
Green Brae Baronet 2d 2923857
Red, Willard Moser Clay Hills Augusta 3d B 2768422
Red, Carl H. Stander

R LC Royal Broadway 2721575

Dam Red, R.L. Copeland
W Y L Rosewood Maid 2873197
Dk. Roan, Arthur Weihl Rosewood Maid 20th 2656751
Roan, Ward E. Bricker

W Y L ROSEWOOD 21 a nice growthy heifer by Green Brae Baronet son of Morphie

Democrat, the bull that sired those good calves for Willard Moser.

If you are interested in No other breed can provide greater

greater weight for age proof of more perfect beef form.
healthy, normal calves
No other breed can provide more
top quality carcasses
sufficient milk for convincing evidence as to rate and
calves economy of gains. Join the swing to
Milder Dispositions Shorthorns and Polled Shorthorns!
Crossbreeding pre-
potency
then switch to Short-
horns.
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Lot 37—Female Harold W. Weihl

SOUVENIR MISSIE 2889-566
Tattoo LE H W 5

Red, calved March 23, 1956. Bred and owned by Harold W. Wiehl,
Bowling Green, Ohio.
Scotsdale Autocrat 2381633
Greenwood Souvenir 2518715 | Dk. Roan, James Durno, Jr.
id S. Grah
Spr neh Ceres Cluny Rosewood 63d 2438062
Sire Red, Mrs. B. H. Linzee Gordon
lay Hills So ir 38th 2797287 : ,
Be irises Millbrook Diamond Mason 2392434
j ; Red, Roy T. Johnson
‘Clay Hills Gloster A 2589307
RUSE lerxdiiak Genuts, Lochmoor Gloster 2403737
Red, H.E. Hackenberger

( Woodshade Diamond 2508493

Woodshade Diamond 2d 2604685 Red, Geo. N. Fisher & Sons
Red, H.E. Hackenbergtr
| Knowle Clipper Ann 3d 2408348
Dam Dk. Roan, F. W. Furness
Diamond’s Missie 2797042
Red, Harold W. Weihl { Mercury’s Goldfinder 2d 2497493
ay: Red, Strowan Farms
Singing Water Missie 267971
Red, Ward E. Bricker Brawith Missie B 2569435
Red, Homer Van Scoyoc
This young cow was Grand Champion female at the Lucas County Fair and Reserve
Champion female at the Wood County Fair in 1958. She sells with a good heifer calf,
sired by Green Brae Baronet 2d, and will be rebred to this same bull before sale
date. Date announced.

Lot 38—Female Harold W. Wiehl

WAPAK SOUVENIR 3014-546
Tattoo LE HW9

Red. Calved May 5, 1958. Bred and owned by Harold W. Wiehl, Bowling
Green, Ohio.
( Greenwood Souvenir 2518715
Sire ; Red, David S. Graham
Clay Hills Souvenir 38th 2797287
Red, Carl H. Stander Clay Hills Gloster A 2589307
Rd, Carl H. Stander

Elmhurst Upright 3d 2512222

Dam Red, _ F.S. Davidson
Wapakoneta Rosewood 2697689
Roan, W. F. Sherman Meadowview Rosewood 18th 2316483
Red, W. F. Sherman
A heifer of good size for her age. Bred since November 7, to Bolido Jubilee, This young
roan bull served as Jr. Herd bull for the Weihl herds until recently when he sold to a
new Shorthorn breeder.
42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS‘N SALE

Americas Greatest

Crossbreds (Hybrids)

Are Sired By

Shorthorns

and

Polled Shorthorns
24 42nd AUGLAIZE COUNTY SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASS‘N SALE

STANDARD GUARANTEE
Ol haee

American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association

1. Proper care must be given by purchaser to protect breeding qualities and
health of guaranteed animals.

2. All bulls are guaranteed breeders, provided they are not allowed to serve
when under 14 months of age, or allowed to run with the herd when under 20
months of age. In case of failure of a bull to be a breeder, notice shall be given
to the seller within six months of date of purchase, or by the time the bull is 20
months of age, if purchased under 14 months of age.

3. With the exception of heifers sold under 14 months of age, all females
are guaranteed breeders. Heifers under two years of age shall not be served by
a heavy or old bull. Cows or heifers sold as bred, or safe in calf, not proving to
be in calf must be reported to the seller within three months after date of sale.
Females over 14 months of age sold open, not settling within six months after
date of sale, shall be promptly reported to the seller.

4. When an animal fails to comply with the above guarantee the seller has
the option of substituting an animal of equal value to the satisfaction of the pur-
chaser, or of having the animal returned for a trial for a period not to exceed
six months. The expense of freight in such case is to be paid by the seller. If
the animal is then proved to be a breeder beyond doubt it shall be returned to
the purchaser at his expense. In case of dispute the return of the full purchase
price, without interest, to the buyer will be considered full settlement and satis-
faction of all claims. No charge for feed or maintenance shall be made by either
buyer or seller. Salvage shall go to the seller. It shall be understood that the
same guarantee given for the first animal shall likewise apply to any animal
later substituted.

5. All animals catalogued have been tested for T. B. and are clean, and have
also passed a test for Brucellosis thirty days prior to the sale, or are accompanied
by a Bangs Vaccination Certificate. Announcements will be made covering ani-
mals not clear from vaccination.

6. Certificates of registry and transfer will be furnished with each animal

sold. A signed pedigree application for unborn calves should be furnished with
bred females, showing names and record numbers of sire and dam, as well as
service date.

7. Shipment will be made as soon as possible after the close of the sale, but
at purchaser’s risk of loss or injury after animal is bid off. Where cattle are sold
at private treaty the above terms should apply as well as for sale at auction.

All prospective buyers should check health requirements of their states.

As a safeguard to prospective buyers, every animal has successfully passed a
clean abortion blood test within 30 days prior to the sale, or will have Certificates
of Bangs Calfhood Vaccination, and those that are not from Accredited herds have
passed a clean Tuberculin test within the same period. Health certificates will be
provided with each lot sold.
 ATTEND THESE SALES if

Auglaize County Shorthorn Breeders Sale

| Saturday, April 30th
Fairgrounds — Wapakoneta, Ohio

Annual Oakwood Polled Shorthorn Sale

_ Monday, May 2nd
_ Oakwood Stock Farm—Ashville, Ohio

Annual Ohio Polled Shorthorn Breeders Sale

Monday Night, May 2nd
| : Circleville, Ohio

__ INDEX TO CONSIGNORS
Consignors ; | Bulls Females
Cyrus S. Eaton, Northfield, Ohio We |
John F. Evans, Mechanicsburg, One rn]
EET, Flemias Goniabue Grove, O. : 8, 9, 10
Harvey Hoewischer & ae Sidney, O. 4,5 been 5, Fa 1O Tb 17 at 8,
| mee | | ST WOR SOO i
EEA Mdver: Hol datee ORO aln ae ivtke a ee 29, 23, 24, 25, 26
Gerald Miller, Luckey, Ohio 27
Merle Miller, Lima, Ohio CS | as :: 28, 29
Floyd Snavely, Pandora; Ohio 6 . 30, 31, 32
Arthur Weihl, Perrysburg, O. RY. 33, 34, 35, 36,
Harold W. Wiehl, Perrysburg, Ohio 7 | 37,38
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