New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
MOORE'S GUERNSEYS
 AT NATIONAL SHOW
Four Bl0Oded Cows Shipped From hoOrland Farm to Philadelphia

Four Guernsey sews whose value
 may FnR anywhere from s5aa la s,eea each, and possibly more. al- though their owner declines to place valuation Of any kind an them, We're shipped al noon today from inc hefiln station to the national GueFn- sey show at Devon, Pa,
 The cows are from the famous MaeFland herd, owned by F, Allen Aa0re, chairman of the hoard Of directors of the Stanley Works, Each animal appears 10 he as nearly per- Feet as COW can he and comes from stock whose pedigree runs back to the Island of Guernsey.
 The show is held on the famous Devon horse show grounds, which are located in one of the most beautiful sections Of suburban Philadelphia, Guernsey breeders are permitted to shin only those which are selected hy a committee, This committee sent out by the National Guernsey Breed. CTS association enters herd and after careful inspection drafts the best or the flock, Of the four se- ieeted from the Mnnfland farm, three are animals of international reputa- lion. and all four arc from pedigreed stock known to Guernsey breeders all over the world, They are shipped in q special car in charge Of c. R. weid- man, superintendent Of The farm. Mr. Weidman will remain in the car. Keeping an eye on the cows at all Hines, feeding and otherwise caring Tor them. and supplying water along the route.
 Record Of Cows.
 One Of the four is the famous Moorland Aurora" which has m ad- 'aneed registry record. according 10 Y. s. government statistics Of i0.- ?9S.io pounds of milks. including | bsa.7t pounds Of butter fat content | in one year. She is registered in | class FF among the worlds Guernsey breeders and holds second prize won at the Connecticut state fair in 1919, second prize at the Connecticut agri- cultural fair in 1919 and third prize the daughter Of "Langwater Soldier" a prize bull owned and bred by Mir. Moore and still on the farm, which its owner says is practically priceless. The grandsre. "Langwater Warrior" sold for sl5,000 while 23 of his off, spring brought on an average of s3,S31 each.
 Another famous COW which is one f the four is Moorand "Amiable lue Bell" who in 339 days, accord
 g to government test. produced Ill., II pounds of milk. including 500.2G onnds of butter fat. She is in class G, and is another daughter of
 .angwater Soldier" She won sec nd prize at the Connecticut state iir in 1920. She is the granddaugh- CT as is Aurora" of the famous Dolly Dimpe," who holds the I worlds unchallenged record for pro- ! ucing 1S,45S.S0 pounds of milks and H6.So. pounds of butter fat at the
 of 3la years. f
 Eighth Best Cow in World. $
 eighth COW in the world at ,
 present time, now in class FF on i
 roll of honor, which comprises f
 third of the quartet is Fannie" f
 Moorland Farm, with an advanced C agistry record of 12,S12 pounds of t lilk with 64S.30 pounds of butter fat | -ithin a year. n The. last of the bunch is Moorland o Amiable Mona,' another offspring Jf I.angwater Warrior" that sold for ( 5000.
 Cattle will be on exhibition at this c low from as far west as the Pacific { past and all are aavilable for sale ls hen entered. a One of the animals to be entered t