Milford chronicle., 1929-10-11

Paradise.
Had 1 the genius of all these old
masters,
Had a harp with a thousand
strings,
1 would sing with all my heart and
soul of the COW.
81 would proclaim her virtures
and perpetuate her name to the re-
motest corners of earth.
''If 1 were a sculptor, 1 would
search the quarries of the world for
the purest marble and somewhere in
an enchanted land, 1 would carve
out my dream of love and duty.
81 would bid the cold marble speak
for me as 1 piled the chisel, until at
last there stood revealed that kind
eyed, gentle creature,-the COW, in a
posture of patient waiting to give
the rich contents of her swelling I'D
der and bless the receivers with
strength, health and joy.
II would rear a structure upon
which this creation of my dream
would stand and around its rim L
would carve the figures of babes,-
their little hands and eXpectant faces
raised upward to their best friend in
all the animal world, the friend that
never fails them. The friend that
puts the firm, pink flesh upon their
tender frames, the friend that
brings dimples and smiles like the
touch of an angels wing when the
sweet, life-giving milk trickles in a
velvet streak down their tiny throats
and then sleep comes to carress and
hold them in its protecting arms.
"The cow is the uncrOwned queen.
Her kingdom is the land between the
seven seas"
The Poultry Show promises to be
one of the best ever held anywhere.
There are already several thousand
fine fowls entered, and the show be-
ing under the supervision of Charles
X. Cullom, who is one of the best
poultry show managers in the United
States, is sufficient guarantee that it
will be a big success. The poultry
industry in the United States is one
of our billion dollar industries. AS
the old niger sage remarked
Chickens, sab is de most usefulest
animal dar is, cas- yo' can eat 'em
fo' dey is born and eat 'em after dey
is daid."
"The old setting hen is the only
living critter that can sit still and
declare dividends"
The National Horse Show to be
held in connection with the Dairy
and Poultry Show, is attracting
great deal of interest and entries
have already been sent in from the
leading stables in the whole United
States. The horse show will be held
each evening in the great Arena"
where comfortable seats will be pro-
vided for $4,000 visitors.
This National Dairy and Poultry
Show will be one of the greatest ed
ucational exhibitions ever staged
anywhere for the promotion and up
building of the Dairy and Poultry In
dustries of the whole country.
What will this National Exposition
mean to the United States? I have
studied the possibilities in many sec
tions of the United States for dairy
ing and poultry raising, and must
say that while great strides are be-
ing made, the undeveloped resources
are great for these two industries. 1
have visited nearly every state in the
Union in my educational work help
ing the farmers and poultry raisers.
I have had the pleasure of judging
the live stock and poultry as num-
ber of Fairs, and am thoroughly con-
WINGED that fine dairy cattle and
poultry can be raised in practically
every section of the United States.
The perfect highway systems that
are being built throughout the coun-
try will bring our dairy and poultry
products to the very door of the best
markets.
I want to impress on my many
farmer, dairymen and poultry friends
the Importance of attending this
great national exposition. Won't you
come? Meet me in st. Louis-meet
me at the show. October IL to 10.
Those Model T Fords seem to be
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