Jack L. Bush v. Mary Anne Whittaker Kramer

This is an action to recover the fair and reasonable value of pasturage which the plaintiff claims was furnished to the defendant
and William H. Whittaker, her late husband. A jury was waived and the action tried to the court. The trial court found that
the plaintiff should recover judgment in the amount of $2,984.40 together with interest and costs. The defendant's motion
for new trial was overruled and she has appealed. The evidence shows that the plaintiff and Whittaker entered into a written agreement on October 18, 1965, for the pasturing
of cattle upon the plaintiff's land. Whittaker agreed to deliver between 400 and 600 yearling steers to the plaintiff between
March 15 and May 1, 1966. The plaintiff agreed to keep the cattle until called for and furnish all labor except trucking labor,
salt, water, and fly rubs necessary for the sum of $3 per month per animal.