Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-10-09
Were the Animals, Fowls and Prod
uCtS Herein Noted
AND SEENAT TEXAS STATE FAIR.
iiOrses, Hogs, Cattle. Poultry and Vegetation
that Have No Superiors on txhibi-
ton nj ibe Great Show.

Individual that the Lone Star state is
not in the front row when it comes to
raising fine stock and farm and garden
products that are in Glass A, a visit
to the Texas State Fair and Dallas ex-
position will soon dispel that opinion.
In that department of the livestock
department set apart for horses we find
l.omo Alto Stock farm, located in Dali
las county, has hS1f a hundred head of
animals of high pedigree and hand
some appearance. There are the ia
nous Electric stock whose reputa-
Tons on the race track need no com
mendation at our hands.
The Electioneer Stock farm, also in
Dallas county, exhibits fourteen ami
mails, headed by Electryon 1851, who
has record of 2;24& and was sired
by the great Electioneer,
Bluebull Stock farm of Blum has
three snowy and serviceable horses.
A. E. Buck of Mckinney has ten
horses in his stable. the chief being
Reno Clipper, who has. a record of
2:1711.
In the cattle department there are
truly numbers of beauties, among them
the following:
j, F. Green & Co of Encinal have
twenty-seven shorthorns and Red
Polled Durhams.
w. c. McKamy of frankfort, Collin
county, exhibits eighteen Red Polled.
From the farm of Dr. w. r. Clifton
of McLennan county seventeen tip-top
Red Polfed have been placed on exhibit
ton. They are beauties.
Camp Clark Red Polls. who came
from Martindale, six miles from San
Marcos, are nine in number. A 5000
bull is superb creature.
B. @. Rhome of Fort Worth has
twenty-eight of as fine Herefords as
one would expect to see.
The ]. w. Burgess company OF the
same city exhibit seventeen shorthorn
and double standard Polled Durham
most excellent specimens of these re-
spective breeds.
w. r. Spann shows twenty-three
beautiful little Jerseys, as gentle as
they are valuable.
- w, B. Buckner of Dallas presents
atxtaox, booutif,,I To,ro,,e
U. s. Wellington, who has ranch
in Childress county, points with par
donable pride to herd of Herefords
that are we'll worth a visit. They are
truly examples of what can be done il
fine cattle raising here in this great
state.
From Denton comes w. A. Ponder
with sixteen superb specimens of cat
tie in the way of Jerseys.
]. c. Cobb of Dodd City contributes
eleven head of Holstein-F reisan cat
tie. excellent appearing animals.
Beeville is ably represented by fiv,
shorthorns, the property of Messrs
Wangeman &C. Kruger.
Cedar Hill, Dallas county, has OIL
hand twenty shorthorns, or, rather, n,
horns, as they are dehorned. w. P
Bryant is their owner.
j. f. Lewis brought from Sweetwate
eighteen Herefords, noble animals o
this species.
An exhibit of Angora goats, fou
in number, by j. w. Richards of Perry
Vile, Wood county, is a pleasing
feature.
When it comes to hogs the porker
shown are equal to any. Grayso
county contributes III of the 1913 o.
exhibition, certainly record to
proud of.
The Highland herd of Sherman con
sists of twenty-six Duroc Jerseys an
twenty-one Poland hinas.
Elan Grove farm, Grayson county
is represented by twenty-seyen Berb
shires
From seguin comes G. P. Lillar
With Berkshires, thirty-four in nun
berA
j. w Floyd of Dallas county ha
thirty Poland-chinas, known as tn
Richardson herd.
The Cedar Vale herd Of Poland
chinas thirty in number, is the prod
uct OF Collin county and the swine AZ
something to be proud