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Jeffers, and 25 cows and calves to
John T. Parker, Hamilton.
Charlie Jones, Calgary purchased
a long yearling Paladin bred bull
from Monforton Herefords in mid
June. In his trip through much of
central and southern Montana, Jones
found a "lot of good cattle."
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will be Sunday, Sept. 16. Bayers has
been host to hundreds of 4-H boys
and girls, FFA students, commercial
ranchers and their wives as well as
fellow Hereford breeders at the field
A. C. Bayers, Twin Bridges, an
nounced recently that tjie date for
the annual field day at his ranch
day held annually. This year judg
ing teams from other states have
been invited to compete with those
from Montana, while officials of the
American Hereford association and
college and extension service spe
cialists will discuss beef type and
production in informal talks. The
field day is an all-day event
In Lighter Vein
The doubting patient asked his
doctor, "Are you sure I have pneu
monia? Sometimes doctors diagnose
i case as one thing and the patient
dies from something entirely differ
ent.
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The dignified doctor replied,
"When I diagnose a case of pneu
monia, you die of pneumonia."
A farm is a hunk of land on which,
if you get up early enough morn
ings and work late enough nights,
you'll make a fortune—if you strike
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Mr. Binks was busily engaged with
a spade in the mud beside his car
when a stranger hailed him.
"Stuck in the mud?" he asked.
"Oh, no," exclaimed Mr. Binks
cheerily, "my engine died and I'm
digging a grave for it."
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"Look, mother. Running Deer 'is pro
posing to me."
A small girl was taken to church
for the first time. When everyone
knelt down, she whispered:
"What are they going to do?
Her mother whispered back, "They
are going to say their prayers.
Little girl (looking up in amaze
ment, then in a loud voice): "What,
with all their clothes on?"
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Definition of an adult: A person
who has stopped growing—except in
the middle.
Psychiatrist to Worried Willie:
One must face the honest facts.
You do not have an inferiority com
plex! You really are inferior!
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Nose—Thai part of the body that
shines, snubs, snoops, and sneezes. .
She: "Do you think I show distinc
tion in my clothes?
He: "I'd say 'distinctly' would be
a better word."
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Cad Oidsen. fieldman
for the American Aber
deen-Angus association,
points out Angus type
features at the second
annual Angus field day
at the Creen Meadow
ranch. Helena.
Annual Angus Field Day
Draws Record Crowd
FROM NEARLY every section of
Montana and from four nearby
states several hundred Angus breed
ers and their friends gathered for
the second annual field day held at
Green Meadow ranch, Helena, June
16.
This year, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Harrer, owners of Green Meadow:
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gleed, Dillon;
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ginther, Har
lowton, and C. F. Stimson, Belgrade,
were hosts to the crowd.
Andy Anderson, Encampment,
Wyo., president of the American
Aberdeen-Angus association, attend
ed the field day and in a short in
formal talk told Angus breeders to
"continue to strive for a higher qual
ity product, insist on giving the buy
er his money's worth, and tell your
neighbor of the natural advantages
which the breed enjoys." Anderson
also described in detail the new ta
tooing and recording procedures
inaugurated by the association.
Carl Oidsen, field representative
Livestock Sales Dates
DOUGLAS, WTO.: Wyoming Columbia stud
ram and ewe sale, Aug. 31.
STEVENSVILLE: Porch's Three-Mile Hereford
dispersion, Sept. 22.
MILES CITY: Montana ram sale. Sept. 34.
RAWLINS, WYO.: Columbia range ram «ale,
Sept. 25.
GREAT FALLS: North Montana Hereford
association annual fall sale. Oct. 11.
CHEYENNE, WTO.: Wyoming Hereford ranch
annual sale, Oct. 5.
RAWLINS. WYO.: Sagatogo-Encampment an
nual Hereford sale. Oct. 12.
GRASS RANGE: N Bar ranch annual com
mercial and purebred Angus sale, at the
ranch, Oct. 13.
MALTA: North Eastern Montana annual fall
Hereford sale. Oct. 16.
LEWISTOWN: Montana Aberdeen-Angus asso
ciation annual feeder calf sale, Oct. 15.
LEWISTOWN: North Rocky Mountain Aber
deen-Angus association annual fall regis
tered Angus sale, Oct. 18.
BIG PINET, WTO.: 4-H feeder sale. Oct. 1«.
TWIN BRIDGES: A. C. Bayers annual Here
ford sale, Oct. 22.
HAVRE: Bear Paw Hereford Assn, sale, Oct. »I.
PULLMAN, WASH.; XJnsey Staley annual
Hereford sale, Oct. 28.
GRASS RANGE: Woodard's Bed Barn Here
ford ranch first annual production sale,
Oct. 26.
ENNIS: Jumping Horse Stock ranch-Orr
Herefords combination production Hereford
sale, at Jumping Horse ranch. Oct. 27.
WORLAND, WTO.; Big Horn Basin Hereford
sale, Oct. 29.
KALISPELL: Northwestern Montana annual
Hereford sale, Oct. 27.
CASPER, WYO.: Wyoming Hereford Assn, an
nual sale, Not. 3.
KALISPELL: Northwestern Montana annual
Hereford sale Not. 3.
MILES CITY: Tri-State Hereford Futurity,
Not. 5.
BUTTE: Western Montana Hereford associ
ation annual fall sale, Nor. 9.
LEWISTOWN: Central Montana Hereford
association annual fall sale, Not. 10.
ALLIANCE, NEB.: Tri-State Polled Hereford
sale, Not. 12.
HELENA; Herrin Hereford ranch annual sale.
Not. 16.
VAUGHN: Archie Parkes Herefords annual
sale, Not. 17.
CASPER, WYO.: Wyoming Hereford aosoel
ation annual sale, Mot. 19.
MISSOULA: ;Top Out" Hereford annual
consignment sale, Feb. 4. 1952.
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with the association, gave a detailed
type demonstration discussion. B.
H. Lichtwardt, Helena, won the high
man award in the four-class judging
contest that followed. Mrs. Stanley
Glass, Bozeman, was top with a 385
out of a possible 400 score, in the
women's division. Donna Brown,
Helena, was top in her class of boys
and girls of high school age, while
John Munn won in the junior divi
s * on > boys and girls under 15 yearSp
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A field trip to view several groups
of cows and replacement females
was followed later in the evening
by a dinner and dance. All activi
ties of the day were held in or near
the huge Swiss-type barn at Green
Meadow ranch.
Milking Shorthorn
Sale Planned
PLANS ARE BEING made for a
Montana-Wyoming Milking Short
horn sale to be held next spring, ac
fording to Stanley K. Smith, secre
tary of the Montana Milking Short
horn Breeders association.
The proposed program was an
nounced at the annual meeting of the
association held at Bozeman June 11.
Bruce Pheasant, president of the
Wyoming Milking Shorthorn breed
ers attended to help plan the Mon
tana-Wyoming district show herd.
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ECKER HEREFORD RANCH
WILSALL. MONTANA
For Tested Registered Herefords
Quolity Size Scale Conformity
HALLROSE ORMSBY RUBE V. G.
Is praying his greatness by his daughters. He was from a great cow family and Is
passing It on to his offspring. We bave s few sons of these daughters for oale.
SHUMATE DAIRY
Box 534
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Yearling Ewes
Bring $35-$40
FIRST SHEEP transaction for the
season reported by the First Nation
al bank of Geat Falls involved 1,500
whitefaced yearling ewes out of the
wool at $40 a round. The contract
called for delivery of 500 head Aug.
1 and the balance Sept. 15.
In the Cut Bank area 1,725 black
faced yearling ewes were contracted
for July 15 delivery at $35.25, and
in the Cascade area 4,800 blackfaced
yearling ewes sold for $36, July de
livery.
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Circle H Ranch
Belgrade, Montana
One coming two-year-old Herd Bull
Prospect. Aha a lew well-groomed
yearling Range Bulls.
BODIEY HEREFORD RANCH
Montana
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NORTHWEST MONTANA
HEREFORD BREEDERS
Better Beef With Better Breeding
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