Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-13
Cattle Exhibit.

of the grounds is said to be bigger than
that at Lewiston, and accordingly in
this respect at least the WaterviTie fair
may be said to be the largest fair in
Maine this year. The number of head
on the grounds is about 400.
One of the finest Of the cattle exhi-
bits is that of the Morey Stock Farm,
Mechanic Falls. The herd is headed
by the bull Aspen Forfarshire, scoring
9GIs points out of possible 100. There
are 20 head in this herd.
Hopkins Bros, Fort Fairfield. are
showing 26 head Of pure bred short
horn cattle. with the bull Duke of
Lookout at the head of the herd. He
was the winner of first prize for a bull
and two of his get. and was also a prize
winner at the Lewiston fair.
The Kcene Stock Farm, Palmyra, ex-
hibits 30 head of Holsteins with G. r.
Homstead in charge. One yearling
bull, and three bull calves, the remain
der cows. heifers, and heifer calves.
To those who admire the Jersey
stock the fine herd shown by the AS
penherst farm. Windam, Joseph L..
Robinson proprietor. is very gratifying.
Mabers Poet, an imported bull, valued
at $4,000. heads the herd
John F. Buker of Bowdoin Center has
20 head of Jerseys and ,Guernseys.
Canada's cJwcll, a big Guernsey bull,
heads the herd and has been prize
winner at - state fairs. Thirteen
Gucrnseys and seven Jerseys comprise
the herd.
The following exhibits are also de-
serving of special mention:
Hackctt Farm. Levi L. Hackctt
| Kcnts Hill-four full blood Jerseys
Walter Gleason. Oakland-Hcreford
bull. two Holstcin heifers, two Here
ford cows.
+. l.. Allen. Hcrmon Center-Polled
Angus stock, one bull six cows.
Q. y. Rose, Greene-Jcrsey stock, l.
full blood and two grade Jerseys
Highlawn Stock Farm. Auburn
Mass-Holstein stock, II registered
This exhibit occupies a tent at the
| right of the entrance to the cattle de.
partment and is we'll worth seeing.
| G. G.. Bingham-Devons, 10 head.
| c. l.. Pcaslcc, Alna-Four yoke o.
Duchan and Holstcin oxen; one yok,
of Hereford steers.
L L
Hcrefords.
Luther II. Maxim, Bowdoin post
office. Bowdoinham-Seven Dcvons
two brown Swiss.
| G. H. Tibbetts, Romc-Yoke of heav.
red Durhams.
II. +. Danforth & Sons Hereford
Stock Farm, Madison-Six yoke grad
workers.
2. /. Estes, Palmyra-Yoke of train
ed steer calves.
ID. Fl. Tinglcy & Son, Littleton-1
full blood Herefords. There are sever
al prize winners in the herd, particular
ly one of the COWS, Ingleside Berind
I'd, never defeated at any exhibition
since she was a calf.
| Elmer E. Gilc, Fayette-Nine full
blood Hcrefords.
| Il. G. Burleigh. Vassalboro-Nine ful
blood Herefords.
| Levi Mosher, Farmington-Fiv
ly"kcs calves. one, two. three and fou
! years old. Grade Herefords.
clyde Luce. Farmington-Three yol1
grade Hereford steers.
s. II. Rhoades, Winslow-One yOk
black oxen, one yoke grade Hereford.
one YOKE grace hereford calves, on
Jersey bull.
A. NJ. Gerald, Clinton-Two yoke
full blood Hereford steers. two year
old; one yoke yearling grade Hereford
+. B. Brooks, Clnton-Three yoke
trained steers, grade Herefords.
John Y. Hcrrick, Sidney-One yok
of three-year-old Hereford steers.
| ID. j. Walker & Sons, Madison
Grade Hereford stock
Il 5. w. Nelson, Bowdoinham-Te
head of dark red Sussex; four bull
six cows and hcifcrs.
G. II. Weston, Skowhegan-Eigl
head Of Guernscys, headed by the two
year-old bull, Prince Willswood.
Good VIII Farm, Hincklcy-Eigl
Ayrshircs, a very fine exhibit.