The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-08-25

as good now as MS sire was al u IKE
age. He promises to be larger than
his sire and with his great size he is
active and strong on his feet and legs.
He is long. broad and very deep.
with a wonder ul hack and head and
very smooth shoulders. His ears are
a triAs large but are well set. He is
always in a good humor, always feels
well and is always ready to eat, quail
tiles which every practical hog man
will not fail to appreciate.
This bar is considered by compe
tent judges of stock to be as fine
boar as there is in the United States
and Mr.. Gentry is justly proud Of
him.
Mr.. Gentry has not only taken
premiums on his herd at Sedalia for
long number Of years but also at all
places where he has exhibited and he
has exhibited at all the principal fairs
in the United States. He is the most
extensive swine breeder in America
and his herd has attsined a national
reputation. His hogs bring the
highest prices and are eagerly
sought after. Mr.. Gentry always
makes fine display at the Missouri
State Fair and his enterprise is com
mendable, ss his herds add largely to
the a,tractiveness of the fair.
The following are some OF the
premiums taken by Mr.. Gentry's
herd:
Best bosr, two years old and over,
N. H. Gentry.
Best boar, one year old and under
two, N. Il. Gentry.
Best boar, six month and under
one year, N. H Gentry.
Best boar. under six months, N. II.
Gentry.
Best SOW, two years old aud over,
N. H. Gentry.
Best SOW, one year old and under
two, N. II. Gentry.
| Best SOW, Elk months and under
one year, N. H. Gentry.
Best SOW, under six months, N. H
Gentry.
Best boar, any age, N. a. Gentry
| Best SOW, any age, N H. Gentry
Best boar, and four sows, over ont
year, N. H. Gentry.
Bsst boar and four sows. owne,
and bred by exhibitor, N. H. Gen
try.
Following are some of the prem
iums in the cattle department, whicl
have not heretofore been reported:
Best bull. three years old and owe
-Monsees & Wiley FIRST, Falx sec
} ond.
Best bull two years old and unde
three-Falk first, M,usees Il Vile.
second.
; Best bull one year old and unde
tw,-Falk first, Monsees & Vile.
second.
Best bull under one year old Nor
! sees & Wiley first, Falk second.
II Best COW three years old and owe
I-Falk first, Chadwick second.
Best better two years old and unde
three-Monsees & Wiley first, Fal
ssc,nd.
i Best heifer one year old and unde
3 two -Falk finest, Monsees Il Vile
e second.
Best heifer and one year old Nor
!. sees e. Wiley first, FsIk second.
r Get of one sire best four calves
4 ether sex, under four years
Falk.
e Best COW, any age, and two of h:
9 Observation-Disclosures & Wiley.
Best herd, of one bull and four fe
Y males over two years of age-Fal
e first, Monsees & Wiley second.
q Best herd of one bull Il four f
e m lies under two years of age
!. Falk.
e Best bull. any age-Falk frs
II Mousees Il Wiley second.
r Best COW, and age-Monsees
d Wiley first, Falk second.
It GENERAL FAIR NOTES.
VI P. Carton will exhibit bis dra
d horses at the Higginsville fair ne
e week.
le The ladies' Of the Methodist chur'
y fel nearly 300 people at dinner alo'
!, Friday.
~ The ice manufacturing compal
Il gave a fine exhibit of flowers frcz
in in ice al the fair,
ID The eelalia Plsning Mill 'compa
OF display several very fine mantels
n the agricultural ball.
I'd Fred Pyle leaves Monday wi
he his horses for erosion, Iowa, whe
IN he will enter the races next week.
&C. Several magnificent cheeses viii
Lib - sko J,oDIov in cloca II. VIC