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The members of the Northern Virginia Angus Association are proud to offer a high quality consignment of registered Angus cattle at the Northern Virginia Springtime Sale on Friday, April 25, 1980 at 7:00 P.M. at the Fauquier - Livestock Exchange, Marshall, Virginia. Included in the consignment are cattle from the herds of P. T. Mclntire & Sons, White Post, Bellevue Farm, Boyce, Bleak Hill Farm, Woodville, Ellerslie Farm and Ginger Hill Farm, Washington.
The purchase of Angus cattle is a prudent decision for the owner of small country property in these times of high prices for everything. An Angus cow and her calf will mow the grass, provide fertilizer for the grass and garden, and meat for the table and freezer to help beat the high cost of living. With adequate care an Angus cow can be expected to continue producing for eight to ten years in the future. Interested? join the members of the Northern , Virginia Angus Association * *art Marshall On'April 25. * t. ■ < ■ • • ... .
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