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strong, so—penning controls mat may be put on down at our Capitol—-beef cattle producers should receive good prices for feeder calves this fall. The Association re-elected the following officers: President, J. Rodea Brown of Sperryville; vice president, James E. Yates of Huntly; and secretary treasurer, John S. Browning of Flint Hill. Mr. Brown is chairman of the weeding committee, while Mr. Yates is chairman of the Sale Committee.
The group also worked out Rules and Regulations governing this year's sale which will he held October 17. Copies of these regulations- are being sent to every Angus breeder of the county. Between live and six hundred calves are expected to be consigned, which will be the largest number of head in the eleven year history of the sale.
In conclusion, the Association agreed to award four $25.00 prises to Rapahannock boys doing the better jobs in feeding out Baby Beeves purchased at their sale. Details in connection with these prizes are to be worked out later, however, it is wonderful to see .an organization offer unso(See
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