Neas v. Siemens

Plaintiffs had acquired the farm in question in 1913. They lived there and operated the farm for thirty-six years; they moved from the farm in 1949 and thereafter rented it for six years. The renter moved in March of 1955, and plaintiffs again operated, the farm until they sold it in August, 1955. About June of that year, Neas listed the farm for sale with Robert W. Lawton, a member of the United Farm Agency, who advertised the farm for sale in the agency’s “Fall Catalog.” The advertisement read, in part:

“Modern Grade A Dairy. No. 377. 100 acres $25,000. Buildings insured for more than total…