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Live Salesmen
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We sort them right We till
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We treat pit customers ri - lit
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sign our next shii ment f ithev
T. J. DONAHUE, Cattle Salesman
Cattle, Sheep or Hojjs
to u. Write or wire us t - re!'i
ahle m irket information It's
here for the asking.
ALI.KN J. HANDALL, Cuttle Salesman
BEST FOR THE WEST
The cattle shown in the picture below were bred, fed and marketed by Edward Leonard, Spalding. Nebraska, and sold
by Donahue-Kandall & Co., May 6, 1916, at $10.80 per cwt., at that time being the highest price ever paid on the South Oma
ha market for a load of cattle. They averaged 1,446 pounds.
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Since breeders and feeders of good cattle are invariably good managers and men oE good judgment, it is fair to pre
sume that they display the same wisdom in selecting their commission, firm.
Donahue-Randall & Company
SOUTH OMAHA
ROOMS 100-102
EXCHANGE BUILDING
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"If we' take the total Income or tnejthe worlc or tne woiumi.
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