Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-19
BEEF ANIMALS
ATSTATEF FAIR
AMONG BEST
Dairy and Swine Depart.
ments Also Good, Aggie
Men Say.

Fargo, N. D., July 19.-"Ih1S years
exhibit of beef, animals at the state
fair is equal to any e shown in
North Dakota, and in the past you
have had some Of the greatest beef
animals in the world on exhibition
here, your dairy exhibit is away
ahead Of anything ever before shown
In North Dakota and your swine de-
partment simply outclasses all other
years" said Prof. John T. Dinwoodie
of the Dakota Farmer, who has Cow
cred" every fair in the northwest for
years. 81 =,
This opinion was verified by many
other stockmen of the northwestern
states, attracted to North Dakota by
livestock. y
Your dairy department does not
need to take q back seat for any state
fair ever held. in Extraordinarily, said
George CIRCUIT, manager OF the Joan
Duluth farms at. Duluth. Mfin., and
knoe nsthroWghout sthesanatiDDtsas one
[ef hss. ..,ul.asndi ems
Your Jersey class especially is one
to be proud Of. There are some ex-
cellent animals there, many in fact
which would be outstanding IL shown
at the national dairy show. But this
Is true also Of practically every other
dairy class" 80. ~
Judges Astonished.
All of the judges have expressed
establishment and admiration as they
have been faced with class after class
of outstanding animals.
The Iowa State College.
H. H. Kldee Of Ames, Iowa, judge
OF the dairy cattle, stated that the
competition in, some Of the dairy
classes has made his work almost "a
dinlcult as If he wete judging at. q
national show.
Your progress in dairying. has been
remarkable" said Mr.. Kildee. Your
Jersey, Holstein and Guernsey classes
have brought together some of the
finest animals of the northwest"
Frank Smith. junior member of the
firm of Smith & Sons, S%horthorn
breeders. Of st. Cloud, Mimi. who
is judging the beef animals, said that
for quality of the beef stock dis
played, the 1922 North Dakota fair
had an exhibition that had never been
surpassed in the northwest.
One OF the animals on display in
the bee department is the youn,
Aberdeen Angus COW, owned by the
Hartley stock farm at Page, N. d..
which won the sweepstakes prize at
the international stock show in Chi
q last november being proclaim
ed h greatest animal at the show
and the most perfect type OF beef ami
NAL that he had ever seen, by the
Scotch judge who placed these
One o Sthe classes that is attract
iRg unusual' attention this year is the
Polled Durhams, which were judged
yesterday. j.. #. Mclaughlin .of
Mitchell, S.. D., has unusually fine
animals on display in this class,
whch in years past has not been 40
we'll filled.
Proud Marshall, owned by Mr.. Nc
IAughlin. won the Junior sweepstake
at the international livestock show "a
Chicago in 1917 and has been grand
champion at seven fairs since. He
was beaten for the grand champion
ship yesterday by his son., Royal Mar.
shall. q junior yearlfng, whose. weight
at ~ months was l ,1SO pounds.
Praises A. @. Demonstration.
The: best thing on the Eruunds."
said Professor Dtnwoodie; Comment.
Ing on the, show, from practical
standpoint, is the 'demonstrai on that
is being Y ON. by he North Dakota
agricultural college. If
This exhibit Of 11rcows lis getting
the Interest OF the average dirt Arm
or. IT arousesN his sporting instinct.
cHnches his attention and eets him
thinking about dairy. coWs and that's
tne best thing this show can do for
the state p E4 n s.IFef 4,