The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-09-21
William
Tell
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| with stock to show; Charles Ellis 1st, l.
w. Murphy, End. Best trottlng or driv-
! ing brood mare with stock to show; A.
G. Kimball, Carmel, LIST, L. A. Stuobs,
| Brooks, End.
Three year old draft gelding or filly:
Hugh Robinson, Bangor, LIST: c. Fl. Glenn
! ents, Monroe, 2Dd.
Draft two-y ear-old gelding or filIy s:
L. w. Murphy, lst; C H. Clements.
2rd; Clifton Moore, Monroe, 3rd.
| Year old driving gelding or filly: A.
! G. Kimbal. lst
Driving colt: A. G. Kin. ball, 1st; L.
A. Stubs, Brooks, End
| F. l.. Kicker, Monroe. showed pair
of gray percheron horses. Henry Haley
had gentleman's driving horse on ex-
hibit. Happy Sister by Alclayone, 220
IA. The dam was Happy Girl by Happy
| Gotherd.
Merton Haley showed fine driving
mare in the same class, Lady Clayone,
by Alclayone, dam by Nelson's Wilkes.
r. E. Delloway, East Dixmont, had a
fine pair of black percheron mares en-
tered 10 draft horse class.
! mare bay Percheron, with colt, entered
for best brood mare with stock to show.
He also showed a two-year-old colt of
same breed.
Merton Haley, Henry Haley, j. S.
Palmer, A. P. Reynolds and R. S. Little
field of Belfast showed four year old
gentlemen's driving horses and Messrs.
kimbaH and Holmes three-year- old driv-
ing gelding and Glly. George Ryder en-
tered three horses under the four-year-
old driving class.
The following was the scale of points
to be observed: Disposition, 80 per cent );
conformation. Is per cent. action, ,25 per
cent; speed, 20 per cent.
A Fine Display of Cattle
Some good stock was on the grounds,
the quality gaining a little over past
years. each of the breeders present
striving to work up to the pure bred
Freeman Kicker, Monroe, entered the
following pure bred stock of the Hol-
land Paul, sire, Taurus Komdyke Cream
ellie and dam Do. Clio, sired by Neither
land Paul Pieterje, the dam being Mar
guerite DeKol Duchess; Olo End, sired
by Pauline DeKol Lillith Posch and the
dam being Olo; Queen Pollyanna, sire,
Brigsdale Queen Prince I'd, and dam
Belle Clay DeRol; Belle Clay DeKol
sired by AZubah Prince and dam Bryar
Beauty
F. H. Quimby of Brooks had herd of
II pure bred and five grade Ayrshires
and also several Holstein- Friesians,
part of his herd of 81 The milk of the
herd goes to Hood s creamery and Tur-
ner Center. His cows average about
S12 per month He has one heifer of
Holstein breed, two years old, pure
blood, which he values at about 5000.
He bought her in Vernon, N. Y, at the
Henry Phelps farm. Her papers show
that Copia Korndyke Butter Boy, her
full name, was bred by I. j. Sturtevant
of Oriskany Falls, N. Y. Her sire was
Korndy DeKol Copia and dam White
Rose DeKol Butter Boy The head of
| the Holstein herd is Rex Clay DeKol,
| l41590. At the head of the Ayrshires
was Envious Prince, purchased of John
| A. Ness, Auburn. The sire was Chap
! manton Envious and the dam Lady May
| flower. 2nd, of Maple Grove.
! F. w. Gibbs of Brooks had herd of
nine Guernseys on exhibition, his whole
herd being ~, the greater portion being
| grades. He started with a pair of pure
/
| ing up his herd. His milk goes to Hoods
creamery, the product testing on the
| average 4.9. Some milk is reserved at
| nome for the growing of young stock
He feeds roots and green fodder and has
an acre and half Of ensilage corn which
he Will cure this year, hoping later to
build silo. He raises what grain he
can. The head of the herd is one recent
| ly purchased, Larlot's Beauty Boy,
raised in Belfast by a. H. Applin. The
sire was Frances Heirloom, the dam.
Lorlot's Beauty.
l.. w. Murphy of Monroe had two
grade Holsteins out of here of nine
ard Is working up to pure bred. He
Selleved this breed to be better for veal,
Tor meat and milk; it makes good steers
and is the best all around beef. His
cream goes to Hoods branch creamery
at Belfast.
Horace Lane, Frankfort, showed a
shorthorn herd Of II, all pure bred He
chose this breed because of being good
| for steers and beef. The cows also pay
In cream, which goes to the Hood 8 cream
cry in Brooks. His cream test has been
about "a all summer. He separates at
| home and feeds out the skim milk to
calves. He showed four pairs of steers
and had fine pen of calves whose con-
dltlon sustained his belief in the breed.
One heifer at....eight months girted four
feet eight inches on skim milk, supple
mented with bran. The head of the herd
was Royal Fernsdale, Primrose being the
dam and Model of Meadowbrook, the
| sire, the latter.bred by Charles Chapman