The Republican journal., 1906-01-11
WALDO COUNTY FARM STOCK.

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c. E. Dodge of Unity owns a f1ock OF d TX
1Ord Downs that have paid MIN $o.3o Pel
head the past year from the SAFE vi laI1ps
and wool. He also keeps about ~ mems tha'
nave paid him good profit.
G. A. Crosby of Unity owns fine pair OF
HOlSten steers two years Oh, tiiaI sl.h o
feet inches. They are thoroughly oloken
and in all ways fine team. In audlti'ii w
the steers MIR. Crosby keeps two cows that
have proved good investment ene past
year, paying him So per month pront.
E. K. Murch of Unity recently visited
TOgus and bought bull calf three weeks
old that is a beauty. He is hne type Oh
the H0lsteins, and has been given the name
Of Admiral Togus. He will head MI
C. E. Libby Of Burnham has flock OF 80
thoroughbred ShrOpshires that he VIII WIN
ter. This is Mr.. Libby's favorlte Dreed.
Mr.. Libby is still enthusiastic over the IN
CORA goats, and declares they pay better
than sheep. He uses one to run his cream
separator, with good results. lie nguIes
that all the flock pay him an average Oh Slo
per head.
0. Harrington of Burnham has six grade
Jerseys that have paid him S6 81 per neau
for the year. He also has flock OF nun
dred hens that are paying him we'll
Melvin Goodrich of Burnham has a herd
of four Durham COWS that have PAID MN
has White Chester brood sow that mas
given him $4O50 worth Of pigs the past
year.
C. E. Dodge of Unity has 10 Jersey cows
and heifers. He also has two very me
1ty,rr 1,.tF fln,s I'm
oped. Mr.. Dodge is well pleased with ms
herd and says they are constant source Vi
profit.
E. X. Murch of Unity has a head OF "a
grade iIosteins and Jerseys that have paid
him S45 per month for the year. When u Is
remembered that several OF these are hel1ers
it will be seen that the average Is very Sood.
MIR. Murch also raised the past year !oo
bushels of potatoes and 1870 bushels VI grain.
Melvin Goodrich of Burnham has fine
bay FLY two years old, that stands 10 and
weighs $50 pounds. She was sired by BUD
Wilkes, out of Il mare by a son OF Nelson.
She is very attractive hitched, and can
show IA three minute gait easily.
J.B Vickery & Son of Unity own a fine
pair of black colts two years old, sired by
Broomal Wilkes, dam by son OF General
Knox This is well matched team in
every respect. They stand 14-3, weigh o5o
pounds, and although green are fine actors
and very attractive. They also have par
of iron gray work horses that are matched
right up TO the handle. They were sired by
Jamaique, out of native mares. They staEd
IS hands, weigh 1900 pounds and are posi-
tive addition to any farm.
j. O. Pilsbury of Unity has a fine straw
berry roam gel(iing five years old, by Tyre
ic1 nf a s ii.
Here is great knee actor and one that
shows slick, and has a 40 gait right on tap
all the time.
Frank Mussey of Unity has a bay tilly
three wears old that he calls Empress
Wilkes. She stands Is hands, weighs 1000
pounds, and was sired by Emperor Wilkes,
out of mare by Dictator Chief ,.second dam
Fannie NJ, the dam of Ned Wilkes :: o9f
Mr. MuSsey raised Ned Wilkes, but thinks
that Empress Wilkes is the best one he ever
| produced
| C. f, Dodge of Unity has a fine black
mare three years old by Lyre Bird,
stands 10 hands, and weighs $50 pounds.
| Here is a FLY that has never been trained
| but has lots Of natural speed and is very
, shnWy.
/ W. II. j. Moulton & Son of Unity are
wintpring two pair of horses ana coitS.
| They have pair of black mares weighing
$500 pounds, and while they came from lhe
west they are as good a farm team as ever
! came out of that country. i hen lhey have
pair OF stone grayS, two years old, slreo
| by .Jamaique, out of native mai eS. They
| stand l5-2 and weigh 100 pounds, ana are
sure to make grand team in The very near
! future.
| c. f. Libby of Burnham mas fine black
mare by Eolus that stands 15-l, weighs a
| thousand pounds, and has a natural 30
| speed. Mr.. Libby recently bought qullt IA
! bulch of speed in Massachusetts,, IN Il bay
| geldng that has tTialed IA quarter IN IL
! seconds. lie stands 16 hands and weighs
l,10o pounds. Mir Libby also has back
! " Wilkes mare, standing 15-2, weighing LOCO
/ pounds, that has d lot of speed on tap
Mr. J. b. Vickery of Unity, an all ROUND
| farmer, is first and foremost breeder ol
good cattle, and he has a fine herd of young
cows and hefers at the present time, eieVeh
of the of them being in milk. In addition
| he had six yearlingS and four calves. ll's
! stock are all Holsteins and all good ones
| He lost IA two year Old hefer recently that
! girthed feet plump Mr.. Nickey has been
terribly afflicted with abortion in his herd.
1t affected him first three years ago, and he
had to sell Off his entire herd and begin all
over again. hence his present stock are all
young and well bred.-Turf. Farm and
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