. La storia di Hereford bovini : dimostrato in maniera definitiva la più antica delle razze migliorate . Hereford bestiame. 33: LA SUA T 0 è Y DEL II E R E E 0 D bovini devono temere solo theiiiselves. Lasciate che ogni chiedergli- self la domanda "Per che cosa sto allevamento':'' la sua risposta alla domanda che dovrà dichiarare se egli sia un nemico o un amico all'interesse. "William WAitFiELy).""IMl Oiri'zione di GUDGiOLL & HIMI'SSU. Il 15 aprile 1882, Ondgell & Simpson, di indipendenza, Mo., sbipped 71 capo di tlioroufrhbred Hereford bovini da. CHAMPION ox A SMITHFIELD, 18S4. Croce-incrociato Hereford sire, Shorthorn dam.

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. History of Hereford cattle : proven conclusively the oldest of improved breeds . Hereford cattle. 33: HIS T 0 It Y OF II E R E E 0 It D CATTLE need fear only theiiiselves. Let each ask him- self the question, 'For what am I breeding':'' His answer to that will declare whether he be an enemy or a friend to the interest. "William WAitFiELy)." IMl'Oiri'ATION OF GUDGiOLL & HIMI'SON. On the 15th of April, 1882, Ondgell & Simpson, of Independence, Mo., sbipped 71 head of tlioroufrhbred Hereford cattle from. CHAMPION ox AT SMITHFIELD, 18S4. Cross-bred Hereford sire, Shorthorn dam. Age 3 years C months. WeiRht 2(;i7 lbs. Fired by Chas. Doe, Shropshire. Exhibited by R. Wortley, Norfolk. England to quarantine them at Quebec. They came by the way of the steamer Texas. Mr. Vaughn was in charge of these cattle.âBreed- ers' Journal. ME. B. HERSIIET's IMPORTATION. "Wallace's Monthly" has the following to say of an importation of Hereford cattle: "Our friend, Mr. B. Hershey, of Muscatine, la., has been across the water and has made a large im- portation of Hereford cattle, numbering some sixty odd heifers, and eight or ten young bulls. They were selected under his own eye, and the best of judges who saw them on their arrival at Quebec, pronounced them a very choice lot. The special object in going so largely into this breed is their supposed better adaption of the vicissitudes of ranch life on the plains. It is claimed that the comparison between this breed and the Shorthorns, on the plains, has been fully made and satisfactorily settled, and that the Herefords are altogether better. This corresponds with our own judgment of the two breeds. There can be no doubt, that as a tribe, they possess more vigorous constitutions and are better able to take care of themselves than the Shorthorns, but a^ intimation of this kind to a Shorthorn man is like intimating to Char- ley Foster that some of the Lexingtons have gone blind, and he hurls back at you suc

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