The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-15
EXPECT LOCALS
AT STATE MEET
Kenosha County Holstein
Breeders to Attend
Association.
HAVE A BIG PROGRAM

Kenosha county live stock breeders
and especially those who are interest
ed in the raising of Holstein-F riesian
stock, are expected to join with Hoi-
stein enthusiasts from all parts of the
state of Wisconsin and the middle
west in the conclave to be held at the
Auditorium in Milwaukee at ten o.
clock next Monday morning.
The business session of the Holstein-
Friesian association will open with a
toast of welcome to Our City" by a
representative of the Milwaukee asso-
citation of commerce. S. H Bird of
South Byron, president of the state
association, will respond. Reports of
Treasurer F. J. Bristol of Oakfeld and
Secretary L. L. Oldham of Madison will
conclude the mornings business.
In the afternoon, D. D. Aitken of
Flint, Mich, president Of the National
Holstein-Friesian association, will ad-
dress the convention on the Future
of Milk and It's Relation to Holsteins.' 2
r. J. Schaefer of Appleton will talk to
the assemblage on "the relation be-
tween national and state associations. .
M. J, Norton of Carnation Farms, who
always has something worth while, will
be on hand to give the audience the
benefit of some of his thoughts on the
milk situation. A business meeting
will follow the program in the after
noon.
In the evening, there is big ban
quet in the Hotel Wisconsin, and along
with the good things to eat, there will
be plenty of music and other enter
tainment. Every breeder in Wiscon-
sin who can possibly get away, should
plan to attend.
Third Annual Sale Big Event.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, April
Goth and 21st, the third annual sale of
the state Holstein breeders associa-
ton will be held in the Auditorium.
At this time there will be offered to
the public some of the finest Holstein
animals ever sold at public auction in
the history of this country 1870 head
are listed by AT leading Wisconsin
breeders. These men are standing in
back of their entries with the strong
est of guarantees, making this sale in
reality a guarantee sale. Among the
| choicest might be mentioned three 30
pound cows, five 29-pound cows, ga
pound bull, 31-pound bull, and scores
of other males and females with fine
yearly records, and from splendid
yearly record dams. Blood lines that
have made Wisconsin famous and ami
mails that will be heard from in the
future in show circuits, as we'll as in
recorded production are consigned
Wisconsin, the HoIstein State.
In the past, Wisconsin has been the
distributor of high class animals from
practically all we'll known families.
Breeders from all of the states and
Canada as well as South America,
Japan and Europe have come to Wis
consin for their Holstein breed. In
recent years, Wisconsin has come to
be known as the Holstein state in
America because of it's foundation fam
lilies. This reputation will be kept up
IN this years state sale. Animals of
many respected families and carrying
the blood of noted ancestors will be
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and will go into other hands in great
many states to make other owners IA
nous and bring renown to their breed
ers in Wisconsin. The consigners to
this sale are exceedingly anxious that
/ the buyers attracted to this sale be
thoroughly pleased in every way pos
sible. Beside giving a guarantee OF
health, every animal consigned has
been selected and approved by repre-
sentative of the Holstein-F riesian asso.
citation of Wisconsin. Anyone coming
to this sale will have the assurance
that the best to be had in Wisconsin
is offered them.