The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-04

But, If there is no other way open,
| the way to get just as good q bull as
| there is in the country is generally
| open to every community, with COM
| paratively few exceptions. That way is
for the farmers to combine and buy
one. A few hundred dollars, at most,
would accomplish the object and the
| outlay would not come heavy upon the
individual in any ordinary community.
There is steadily growing demand for
the best beef among domestic consum-
erS, and our export business must be
kept up by the best grades Of beef.
, The breeder of scrubs can have no
large part in supplying this growing
demand. He must be content to pro-
duce less numbereof pounds, with the
same or larger amount of food than
the breeder of good stock obtains, but
he must face the fact that he cannot
get the best prices that the market
offers. AS farmers are supposed TO
breed and feed cattle for the money
there is in the business, let them adopt
the common sense means of getting the
largest possible amount of money. Let
them breed up without delay, or sub
stitute thoroughbreds for their COM
mon stock.
It is through this association having
for its object the betterment of Min
| nesota's live stock interests that this
important industry can be made of su-
preme value. AS already intimated.
the good stock bred at home is more
desirable than the imported varieties.
because the local stock is adapted to
local conditions Our state already has
stockmen engaged in breeding nearly
every important variety of live stock
and poultry A list of these base been
| furnished T he Glob by Secretary
| Thomas Shaw, and it is of value to
! nPTSOn infprnCfpd in he
! OF the Northwest. The list is CLASH
| fed and we'll worth perusaI and preser-
walton. It will be noted that many Of
! the stockmen have their farms named
This is equivalent to the trademark
commonly used by manufacturers in
connection with staple articles Of mer-
| chandise. The trademark becomes
valuable, and farm we'll named and
managed becomes a center and has in
creased value and distinction by the
| fact of having name. The list of men
! Of Minnesota engaged in the benifcent
work of graduating scrub stock by sub
| stitutfng valuable varieties, as as fol-
| lows:
Horses.
. Standard Bred-Robert Crickmore,
29e Selky avenue, st. Paul; Peter Hagen.
Austin; Charles n. Howe, Riverview
stock farm; Aitkin; J.. H. Letson. Ever
/
| Horse company. p A. Chris Hanson sec
retary. LuveIne: Piper & Warner, MacIe
Row :, farm, MaInkato, R. F. D. l; DR.. N.
| Il. Reynolds, St. Anthony Park w. A.
Shields, Lake Stella stock farm. Darwin.
Trotting Bred-C. E Dinehart Maple
Lawn I1an1s stock tfd7- farm; s5ayton 3. F King,
wood, 491 Drake block. ST PauI.
Hambletonians-J. S. Anderson. Sum
nit nit Hi r,, farm, iAtwater; Peter Hagen.
AuStni CfiSIlss henning, OScsola; p. d.
/ Central
ellis.
Morgens-o. M. Carlson. Palmer: james
j: Hill, North Oaks farm. Cardigan; Nor
gan Horse company. p. A. Christianson,
Hackneys-G W. Baird. Edna. Mills.
= German Coaeh-C. o. Giibertson. Prairie
French Coach-B. F. King. Kings stock
farm. Dexter; Martin Petersen & Sons,
Percherons-LsM Bailey, WilIpy Dale
stock farm, Owatonna; G. s. Barnes, G..
| 8. Barnes farm, Glyn5on; Gustave j.
6f,,l. ~, sunny sunni size et9ck farm, Center
NJ. Carlson. Palmer. #. F. D. 8; L. S.
Hall &c Son, Fairmont; j. c. Hanley, High
| Grass Range, 400 Baltimore block, st.
Paul; s. Hawkes. & Son, Waseca; L. G.
| Hodgson. LuYerne; L. A. Huntoon, Moor
| head; Thomas Irvine, proprietor Clover
Dale at Lake Elmo, ST Dayton avenue,
St sr, Paul A = & ". Lasby, Cedar Grove
| green stock farm. Alexandria: H w.
Lightly Austin; A. II. Nickerson, Willow
| Lane stock farm, Elk River; L. w. Orr
Hillside farm. Alton; J. w. & F. T. Pc
terson. Brookville farm, Grove City; Mar
tin Peterson & Sons, New Sweden; Piper
| & Warner, Maple Row farm, Mankato
r. F. D. 1; George Potter, Springfield
| stock farm, Springfield; Albert Rentz
Evergreen Homo farm, Otisville; Rey-
nolds Percheron Horse company. Crystal
Spring farm, Cazenovia; e. @. Stone, 2S44
| Twelfth avenue south, Minneapolis
Thompson Cattle company Pleasant Val
ley farm, Page, 16e Western avenue, Min
neapclis.
Draft--Tsaac Lincoln. Lincoln farm, Alb
! erdeen. s. D..
| ClydesdaIes-N. p. Clark-Meadov
Lawn farm, ST. Cloud; J. H Duxbury g
Bro, North Star farm. Hutton; B. r.
Grey, Maple Grove farm, LintonvfIIe;
Thomas Whalen. Indian Lake stock farm
| winthrop; W, E. Wilson, Dover; L. Al
| Whitney. Hill Side farm. Stanton
English Shires-B. f. King, Kings
stock farm, Dexter.
Shetland Poaies-A. w. Edison. Edison