Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 3

DAIRY CATTLE SALE After long hard tedious work and promotion I have succeeded in securing a carload of real dairy cattle HOLSTEINS, JERSEYS, GUERNSEYS, and SHORTHORNS from 5 to 6 years of age, all pure bred but unregistered and will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION SALE ,§ On the Felix Martzen ranch joining the town of Cotton- wood, Idaho and absolutely without reserve on Thursday, October 4, 1923 Commencing at 1:30 p. m. sharp 32 Head of the Four Breeds erent ne et ee en RT CRS Ia CI CITIES AR In Se Ip came SiS Sino MANY OF THEM ARE FRESH AND THE BALANCE DUE TO CALVE ‘THIS FALL AND WINTER. THEY ARE ALL FEDERAL TUBERCULIN HEIFERS FROM THE BEST FARMERS IN OREGON. THEY ARE NOT WORN OUT COWS, BUT ALL YOUNG READY TO PAY A DIVIDEND. BUTTER FAT GOING UP EVERY WEEK. NOW IS THE OPPORTUNE TIME TO BUY A FEW GOOD COWS AND UTILIZE THE CHEAP FEED AND TURN IT INTO A PROFITABLE CHANNEL. THESE COWS ALL HAVE GOOD UDDERS FILLED WITH MILK THIS MAKES THE FOURTH LOAD I HAVE SOLD IN IDAHO CO. THIS YEAR AND CAN GIVE YOU THE NAMES OF THE MEN WHO HAVE BOUGHT AT FORMER SALES AS TO THEIR SATISFACTION. q : TESTED AND A CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH WITH EVERY ONE. : a im REPRESENTATIVES OF THE TWO BANKS IN COTTONWOOD AND THE TWO BANKS IN FERDINAND WILL BE AT THE SALE TO TAKE CARE OF THEIR RESPECTIVE CUSTOMERS. SO SEE YOUR BANKER AND TALK WITH HIM. TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH, BUT THE ABOVE MENTIONED BANKERS WILL TAKE CARE OF THEIR CUSTOMERS FOR 1 YEAR, WELLS AND NOT BIG FAT UNDER UDDERS, THEY ARE ALL MILK TYPE, FEMINIE IN CHARACTER AND JUST IN GOOD CONDITION. THEY CAN BE SEEN AT MR. MARTZEN’S RANCH THE DAY BE- FORE THE SALE AND MR. CRANKE WILL BE THERE IN PERSON; TO TELL YOU ALL ABOUT THEM. A NICER COLLECTION OF WELL BRED DAIRY CATTLE HAVE NEVER BEEN SOLD IN ONE SALE IN THIS COUNTY, SO COME AND I HAVE SECURED THIS CONSIGNMENT OF DAIRY COWS AND sia 3 inet Cacia hated, TS ee ce eee ee Lee Sip ei ei ipl Sie ee ne ig inet Cine Ieee Ie I I Ie Aes HARRY C. CRANKE, Agent And Auctioneer ween