The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-25

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No, l. Cow, age years color dark
yellow with some white. milk average
per day 20 lbs, test Ga. Last calf born
Jan, q. 1915. Heifer. Also dam OF Nos
Y and II in this sale. This COW Is
No. 2, Cow. age 10 years. color fine
creamy yellow, milk average per day 28
lbs, test 49, Last calf born December
l. 1915, Heiter We think that this is the
best COW all around we ever owned. She
In one week.
No. 8. Cow, age 10 years, color brown
with some white, milk average per day
% lbs. test 60. Freshened November 20.
1915. Dam Of Nos. and IL In this sale.
Daisy has been one Of our stand-bys Civ
ing US many day better than two lbs
No. T. Cow. age 3 years. color grey
fawn, milk average per day 20 lbs, test
go. Produced heifer calf, November ~,
1915. Also dam OF No. IS.
4 typical Jersey gentle as a lamb, and
a money maker.
No. g. Cow, age years. color reddish
win freshen In April. Here's a 4O-lb. a
day mixer with 4 per cent. test, She is
only rs Jersey. Large and hearty.
No, 6, Cow, age years color gray
fawn; milk daily average n lbs, test 4.6
Freshened October 20, 1915. This COW Is
a little thin now, but she Is a producer
ana very persistent. She untortunately
lost her switch, but II one had herd l0e
her he needn't care whether they had any
tails or not. She IS pure bred and we
will furnish pedigree, Dam Of No. 10,
No. Z, Cow age 10 years, color brown
and white milk average per day 20 lbs,
test go. Freshened October 30, 1915.
Three quarter blood Jersey. Fine large
thrifty COW. Buy her II you want a get
ter OF good big calves and plenty Of good
milk.
No. 8. Cow. age years, color dark
fawn milk average per day 20 lbs. test
5.6. Freshened November 20, 1915.
This COW was surely built for business,
having a good rOOmy middle and a good
full udder with nice teats well placed
No. 8. Cow, age years, color solid
brown, milk average per day 10 lbs, test
60. Freshened November 20, 1915. TAX
ing into consideration quality, quantity
ana economy Of production, this little COW
holds first place; she Is small and homey,
but she viii give upwards Of 500 pounds
Of butter in a year.
No. 10. Cow. age 6 years. color fawn
bs 5oS test TnS s d SdFass ReeT esr c
No. 26 October, "a, 1915. Also dam OF No.
Il. A nice dispositioned COW. and an ex-
No. II, Cow, age 3 years. color gold
en- yellow. Milk average per day 16 lbs,
test 81. Freshened Nov. 8, 1915. This
little COW is just quality all over. Daugh-
No. i, Cow, age years. color black
and white, milk average per day II lbs
test 81. Freshened January T. 1916. The
daughter ids e of Of No o. 1t, l. A good heifer with
No. 13. Cow, age 2 years, color fawn
Milk average per day, Q lbs. test 60
win freshen again in June. A trim little
COW. We carelessly left the calf run with
ner and let one-quarter of her udder dry
up, but no doubt it will come all right
when she freshens again.
No. Il. Close up springer, color cream
and white. Daughter of No. 10.
No. is. Heifer, color fawn. Daughter
OF No. g. VIII furnish pedigree.
No. 16. Heifer, color creamy yellow,
daughter of No. 2.
No. II. Heifer, color reddish yellow,
daughter of No. l.
no. IS. Heifer, color Guernsey daugh-
ter of No. 4. 15Guernsey
No 19. Heifer, color yellow. A regis
tered grand daughter of probably the
best registered Jersey COW that was ever
In these parts.
No. 20. Hifer, color red. Y blood red