The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-28

Petersburg record had the local men
run all of their ads with the National
Dairy Exposition as the lead. They
are making dairy issues out Of this
lively little paper until the Dairy Ex-
position is over.
The Commercial Club of Nelson
County is sending farmer delegates
to the National Dairy Exposition, Oct.
TIA.
Business Men Of Richland County
will load their autos with farmers
and farm women and take them to the
National Dairy Exposition Oct TIA.
A big meeting Monday Noon at the
Gardner Hotel with farmers and bust
ness men from all over Cass County
is scheduled by Agent Guy.
The Mapdan Band of thirty-five
pieces will go to the National Dairy
Exposition. The nuttiest quartette in
the West will again be with US all
Of which is being financed by the
bankers Association of the State.
The Health Land Exhibit costing
$4,000 will be Of great interest to
the women and children. Never in
history has the like been tried.
Mr.. Forest Henry, dirt farmer of
Minnesota, has been sent into the
State to talk at meetings about the
National Dairy Exposition.
The North Dakota Agricultural
College is sending dairy stock judg-
ing team to compete with twenty 9TH
er State Teams at the National Dairy
Exposition Oct. Tia This is the first
time the College has ever entered a
College Dairy Judging team at this
show The North Dakota Dairy Ex-
nlblt to the National Dairy EXPOSE
ton, Oct. z Id which is being sent by
the Agricultural College is Dairy
Evolution in North Dakota" 1t con-
sists of IL animals, buffalo, a long
horned red cow, pure bred Holstein
Sire; first cross Holstein grade; a
high grade Holstein cow; purebred
Guernsey Cows; purebred Jersey
Ccws.
production, and the cost of the same
will be tabulated as the evolution has
been.
The creamerymen over the State of
North Dakota, according to the State
Dairy Commissioner, are sending a
fine exhibit Of butter to compete at
the National Dairy Exposition.
.: A. Barton, State Poultry Spe-
cialist, says large number of poul-
try breeders will be at the National
Dairy Exposition, as they are holding
A Poultry Show in connection.
The 500 grade dairy cows which
several states are bringing to exhibit
and to sell at the National Dairy Ex-
position will give North Dakota dairy
men chance to compare their own
stock and to purchase any if desired.
So far $50 grade Jerseys selected by
a committee from the American Jer-
sey Club will be an exhibit, and offer
ed TOR sale. A similar number of Hol-
stems will also be there, and likely
similar number of Guernseys.
The First National Bank of Hope,
n: D. and the Commercial Club of
Finley, besides several other such
places in the state, paid the transpor-
tatlon OF several farmers to the Ma
tional Dairy Show last year. Result
these farmers now own real dairy
cows and are actually interested in
dairying.
A. E. Anderson of Steele is running
a slide in his thoatro an +ba National
Dairy Exposition.
The State Dairy Exhibit will have
16 large pictures to show Dairy Evo-
luton in North Dakota at the Nation
al Dairy Exposition. A herd of buff
falos grazing on the prairies, herd
of red cows on a. homesteader's place,
a mixed herd on grain farm, pure
bred herd on dairy farm, hand
operated churn, a tread power churn,
a steam operated churn, an electric
ally operated churn, an old creamery
in the basement of a house, the. old
est creamery in the state, modern
creamery, centralizer, periods of
production, number of dairy cows and
valuation of products-these are some
of the subjects Of the pictures used
in the Exhibit.
There will be 1000 head of the
finest selected dairy animals the world !
has ever seen-representing the Jer-
sey, Guernsey, Holstein, Ayrshire and
Brown-Swiss Breeds at the National
Dairy Exposition.
LET'S GO.