The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-08-07
Large Number Entries
For Cattle Club
Lists Close This Week---l2
Glasses To Be Judged---
Exhibit August Is


Entry lists for the Aug. Is show CT
the Cecil County, Md, Jersey Cattle
Club closed officially this week with
more than 20 animals tabulated in
the IL classes to be judged.
The committee in charge, express
sing qualification at the wide inter-
est evinced in the exhibition, to be
held at C. A. Beamer's Maple Shade
Farm on the southern edge Of North
East. wishes to stress that breeders
still may enter animals in any class.
However, as the catalogue has gone
to press. it will be impossible to list
such entries. They will be an
nounced before the judging of the
respective classes.
OF the total entries, about SO per
cent are owned by Cecil County All
Calf Club members. Maryland long
has been noted as Jersey calf club
State, and this county has been a
leader in such junior activity. Many
bows and girls, in fact, have built up
excellent herds over a period OF
years, to the point where they now
show in practically every class.
The Jersey Cattle Club, always
anxious to encourage All Calf Club
work, has arranged novice class,
bxya or
has not won prize previous to 1885.
Among the important regulations
for this, the sixth annual field day
and show held by the club, are the
following:
Timonium rules shall apply unless
otherwise stated In case OF doubt,
the decision of the show committee
shall be final.
Exhibitors may bring their cattle
to the grounds the afternoon of Aug.
IA. Animals must be on the grounds
by $3.50 a. M, Aug. Is. Judging
will start half an hour later.
Animals will be judged to four
classes.
Ages are figured from July /,
1886.
Get of sire to consist of three
animals, not more thar one u bull;
need not be owned by exhibitor.
Produce of COW to consist of two
animals, either sex, the produce of
one COW; need not be owned by
exhibitor.
Production class: Entries must
have mature equivalent record of
at least 300 pounds of fat in S65
days. These records will be accept
ed: Register of Merit, A. j. c. c.
Herd Test, Herd improvement AS
ISOLATION accompanied by certifi-
cate signed by the tester and County
AGENT.
The Cecil County Jersey Cattle
Club expressly disclaims any liability
for possible injuries to exhibitors or
patrons, or damages to exhibits or
other property.
c. A. Beamer, at whose farm the
show will be held, has been appoint
ed a member of the show committee
by David Wherry, president of the
club.
AS previously announced, the club
will hold two shows this year, the
second to occur Sept. 10 at the Fox
catcher Farms of William dupont
at Fair Hill, Md.
1t is expected that the best animals
from the first show will go on to
other exhibits, winding up their cir
cult at Fair Hill. While, on this
occasion, they will be in competition
with animals from all dairying sec
lions of Maryland as we'll as those
from other States, there will be an
award of a ribbon and SIS to the
highest ranking Cecil County entry
in each class.
Another special award at Fair Hill
will consist of a ribbon for the high
est ranking All Calf Club entry from
any State in each class. There will
be no cash award, but Mr.. DUPONT
has arranged to- give each young
owner 50 per entry.