Montana farmer-stockman. [volume], October 01, 1948, Page 35, Image 35

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Dairy Course, Show
Set for Nov. 15-17
THE 13TH ANNUAL Dairy In
dustry Short course and dairy prod
ucts show will be held at Montana
State college Nov. 15-17, according
to Dr. J. A. Nelson, head of dairy
industry. Instruction will cover pro
duction trends and developments in
dairy products processing and mar
keting, and efficient plant operation.
An imposing group of faculty
members from outside Montana will
supplement the local dairy industry
faculty in the short course instruc
tion. Out-of-state instructors are Dr.
G. Malcolm Trout, Michigan State
college; Dr. H. C. Olson, Oklahoma
A & M college; Dr. Dwight Espe,
North Dakota State college; Russell
Fifer, executive secretary, American
Butter institute; A. O. Dahlberg,
technical director, Consolidated
Dairy Products company; E. L. Cole,
biological engineer, Ü. S. public
health service.
The dairy products show will in
clude butter, Cheddar and cottage
cheese. Products to be entered in
the show must be shipped to arrive
at Bozeman not later than Nov. 12.
The show is open to everyone.
State Holsteins Finish
Production Tests
AMONG REGISTERED Hol
stein-Friesian cows in Montana
whose recently completed produc
tion records were recorded by the
herd improvement registry depart
ment of the Holstein-Friesian Asso
ciation of America are the following;
Owned by R. A. Shumate & Son,
Helena—Long Grove Romeo Flossie,
644 pounds of butterfat, 17,271
pounds of milk, 365 days, 2 milk
ings daily, 6 years 2 months of age;
and Montvale Inka Mary Heilo, 625
pounds of butterfat, 19,984 pounds
of milk, 365 days, 2 milkings daily,
4 years 1 month of age.
Owned by Laurence G. Christie,
Bozeman— Bridger Jane Walker, 606
pounds of butterfat, 17,253 pounds
of milk, 365 days, 2 milkings daily,
4 years 9 months of age; and Bridger
Elizabeth Paul, 583 pounds of but
terfat, 17,246 pounds of milk, 362
days, 2 milkings daily, 3 years 6
months of age.
Testing was supervised by Mon
tana State college, in co-operation
with the Holstein-Friesian Associa
tion of America.
State Entries Listed
In Feeder Show
FIRST ENTRIES for the fourth
annual Chicago feeder cattle show
and sale, scheduled for Oct. 28 and
29 in the Chicago stock yard, in
clude the names of six well-known
Montana cattlemen.
They are Walter B. Hiller, Living
ston, who will show two loads of
Angus steer calves; John A. Willard,
Augusta, who will exhibit a load
each of Hereford steer calves and
heifer calves; Herman Duerr, Cas
cade, who has entered three loads
of Hereford yearling steers; M. K.
Gordon, Cascade, who will show five
loads of Hereford yearling steers;
Armstrong ranch, Livingston,
showing three loads of Hereford
yearling steers; and Alfred Hicks,
of Wolf Creek, who will exhibit
two loads of Hereford steer calves.
Permanent immunization of pigs
against cholera is no longer a ques
tion. It can be done for about 40
cents a head when they are small.
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Your Needs at Glasgow, Oct 19th
★ Herefords
★ Aberdeen-Angus
'k Shorthorns
76 HEAD
SHOW—9 A. M.
SALE-1 P. M.
F, A, RALSTON, Judge
NORMAN WARSINSKE, Auctioneer
GLASGOW LIVESTOCK SALES PAVILION
Consignors
Lewis C. Archambault
R. C. Black & Sons
Richard Radke
Oliver Shipp
George Overby
Wayne Lowthian
N. J. Cummings
Ike Bivins
Stephen Wagner
Anders Madsen
Gabin Wagner
Becker Hereford Ranch
Lund Hereford Ranch
Higgins Bros.
H. A. Huffman
Neil Taylor
Clarence Johnson
L H. Sheldon
Here is a good selection of working cattle. Herefords, Shorthorn« ond Aberdeen-Angus bred
ond raised by breeders who know how to produce ond sell cottie without fuss ond feathers.
The Glasgow Livestock Purebred Breeders' Association was formed in 1946 to improve the
livestock industry in that territory. Its first sole held lost FoH offered some very outstanding
animals ond we ore sure you'll be pleased with our offering on October 19th.
For Catalog, Write
C. H. Brocksmith, Acting Secretary, Glasgow
Glasgow Purebred Livestock Association
GLASGOW
L H. Sheldon, President
MONTANA