The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-06
DAIRY SHOW
.C0NVEkBStI
!. SYRACUSE NY.
Exposition Brings Together
Fine Display of Cattle from
. u. s. and Canada -

Syracuse, N. Y, Oct. GA, compre-
hensive cross-section Of the dairy
industry, the great branch Of aeri-
culture is shown in This city. the
National Dairy show and Worlds
Dairy congress convenes.
Emphasis will be placed on the trc-
mcndous part the industry plays in
national prosperity and welfare; u,
its economic importance in bringing
81, AGO. OO, 900 to the dairy farms Of
the country annually and a greater
stability to agriculture, and on pro-
ductive methods Of still further in
creasing the industry's stability and
prosperity. s..,,,.s..s lgf
The exposition will bring together
more than 1900 Of the United States
and Canada's finest dairy cattle;
machinery and equipment for dairy
farm and dairy factory valued at
$4,000 900; 900 of the country's finest
horses: the latest scientific facts
and discoveries in the relation OF
milk and it products to human well
fare, and scores of educational ex-
hibits for the study Of farmers in
betterment Of their farms. M
Distinguished scientists and re-
search specialists, delegates from 40
foreign countries, will deliver adj
dresses dealing with improvement
and greater efficiency in farm pro-
duction, manufacture of dairy prod
ucts, transportation and marketing.
Another important phase taken up in
detail will be the vital and essential
part PLAYED by milk in the welfare
] Of mankind.
| Recent discoveries have establish
ed the fact that in milk are certain
qualities which make it necessary
and complete food for humans. 1t is
known to be especially essential fol
the young, in adequate development
Of both brain and body. i
Among the delegates will be Dr.
Hugh G.. Cumming, League of M.
tions; Professors Sato and A: Miya'
walk. .Hokkaido Imperial university
Japan; Senior F. S. Latour, Ministe,
of Guatemala; Abduflah Entezan
. secretary of the Persian legation q
| Washington; C. Holmes Dennis, Roy
al college for Science, Ireland; Haa
kon Issachsen, Royal Agriculture
College, Norway; Robert Burri. di
E rector Of the Lieberfeld Experiment
station, Switzerland.
AZ Four special trains will bring tn
. delegates and visitors from Washing
!, ton, where the congress will be for
< mally opened by President Coolidge
FL A total of 1929 dairy cattle enter
r ed at the exposition will show tn
3 highest perfection to which breeder
end scientists have arrived in thi
country and Canada in seeking per
fection Of type and conformation TO
the economical production, Of milk
: In the number will be several world
champions, blue ribbon winners fror
every state, splendid specimens Of tn
five leading dairy breeds, Holsteir
;. Ayrshire, Jersey, Guernsey an
Brown Swiss, which will demonstrat
& to visitors what points should b
sought in breeding for heavier pre-
duction.
Il Every division of the expositio
- has been designed to inspire dair
!. Ifarmers to practice more economics
e and resultful methods. Great EN-
e phasis will be, placed on bette
a breeding; its necessity is indicate
!, by the fact that the average produe
= ton of milk per COW in the Unite
:: States is only little more than 400
: pounds year, when it has bee
E, established there is seldom prof