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Sharon by Rcl'iner 377210, is out of Minnie 37tli 

 bred by Aln-ani Rcnick and sired by bis splendid 

 bull, The Professor. Tliis cow, in Mr. Stodder's 

 herd, was an excellent producer of high-class 

 show stock. Ml'. Bueliele also has a daughter of 

 Minnie Sharon b.y John B. Potter's Avondale 

 bull, Rosewood Dale, foimerly much used by 

 Park E. Salter. Other coavs of approved breed- 

 ing are in the little herd which is headed by Red 

 Warrior 612235 l)y Hampton 2d, a son of Hamp- 

 ton's Demonstrator. 



CHEYENNE COUNTY 



R. K. Standish, Saint Francis. — It will doubt- 

 less be a surprise to many to learn that in the ex- 

 treme iKU'thwest coi'iier of the state is found a 

 well cai'cd for herd fuult from very excellent 

 foundation stock. Private sales have taken care 

 of the surplus as rapidly as it could be produced. 

 A silo is to Ije l)uilt and a show herd started out 

 this season (1920) and occasional choice addi- 

 tions will be made l)y xDurchase. The herd now 

 consists of f oi'ty females. Lady May was bred b}' 

 Ra])p Bi'os. and is !)>■ the sire of American Royal 

 and state fair ])rize wiimei's, Gladstone, an excel- 

 lent breeding son of AVliitchall Sidtan. Victoria 

 Beauty 3d is l;y Gloster's Favorite, a bull of the 

 chdiccst l))'eedir,g, an<l Jier dam is <»f the best 

 Idodd lines. Lady B. was lircd l»y Geo. Allen and 

 her sire, Victor Sidtan, I'auks with the best of 



