The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-05-10
TO THE DAIRYNEN AND BREED
ERS OF LINES4OCk IN BIN0-
HAM COUNTY, IDAHO.


Several weeks ago visited .
group of counties in Eastern Idaho
and sold q car of pure bred Holstein
cattle. In Bingham county l sold
several head of cattle to A. e. Mer-
rill, E. M. Gregg, James Hansen and
H. w. Taylor. These cattle were
bought without having been prev
iously inspected by the purchasers,
who now write me that they are very
much pleased with the animals pur-
chased, and ii you are interested in
the purchase Of herd sire or some
pure bred females l would ask that
you visit the gentlemen referred to
and inspect the cattle purchased
from the Highland Grove Farm by
them, and II they appeal to you
will say that we have more cattle OF
the same breeding, type and confor-
nation. that we are Offering for sale.
For the benefit of those who are
not familiar with our breeding, will
say that orr senior herd sire is the
great Grand Champion show bull and
proven sire, Sir Bessie Fayne De Kol
Fobes. This bull has various
that have made over $50
pounds of milk and approximately
80 pounds of butter for seven days.
All daughters that have been tested
for one year have averaged better
than 1000 pounds of butter. The
latest daughter to have completed
q yearly test is Tillamook Daisy But
ter Kink De Kol, who made as a
32.45O pounds of milk
and 1852 pounds of butter, giving
her first place In class on the Pacific
Coast and second in the world. This
great COW not only enjoys the dis
.inctfon OF being q great producer,
but has the honor of having won the
Grand Championship at the Pacific
Livestock Exposition
'or the year 1922, and later Judge
Moscrip, in making q canvass Of the
'how cows appearing upon the show
circuits of America for 1922, pro-
claimed Tillamook Daisy as Ameri-
as greatest show COW. Our great
lerd sire had two daughters stand
ng second in produce OF dam class
early records averaging over 1000
with close to 10000 pounds
milk. His get or close kin have
opped the show rings of the Pacific
Northwest for years.
Our COW, Lady Aaggie Ormsby of
rock carries approximately SO per
ent of the same blood as Sir Bessie.
he won first prize aged COW, senior
nd Grand Champion, Oregon State
Fair 1921; first prize, aged cow,
enior. and Grand Champion Pacific
1921; first prize aged
ow with semi-official record, Paci-
C International, 1921; first prize
ged COW with two of her progeny,
1921; third prize pro-
uce of dam, Pacific International,
921. She is sired by a handsome
On of Queene Juliana Kirkje, the !
rst 1921 pound three-year-old hei-
,r of the breed. A photograph of !,
lis great COW will shortly appear
book being compiled and soon .
reatest authorities on the subject i
dairy cattle, as one of the great
It cows of the breed. This COW
rs record of approximately 10000 =
FUNDS of milk and LOO pounds Of
liter. She is the dam of our junior e
,rd sire who is a magnificent spec
len of the breed. .
Highland Grove show honors also q
clude the ownership of the Grand e
COW at the Southwest Is
ashington District Fair for 1922,
e Oregon State Fair and Tillamook G.
,unty Fair. Our farm has owned p
thin eighteen months six Grand "
show animals, all of whom "
e of our blood lines excepting one. CT
e have reached the coveted goal
which all breeders aspire, name OF
combining type and production ut
our animals. a'
We are Offering young bulls, heif- pi
and COWS of the above blood
es, delivered at your nearest ship
g point, at prices and upon terms
hin your reach.
HIGHLAND GROVE FARM
R. Beals, Prop. TillamOok, Ors. IN
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