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A IllS'l'dliV OF SlIOIi'l'IKIHNS IN KANSAK 



sl(M'k scciii-iiiL!,' sonic of ilic hciix'i- aiiiiiuils from 

 1li(' ! jo()k;ih;in^li ;iii(l IJcllovvs herds. Aiiiori^' 1 lie 

 best I'ciiialcs secured was Parkdale (Hippci- Hlli, 

 a roan by Ibai exccllcni, beil'cr L!,'ctt,ei', (/Uiiibcr- 

 land Diamond, well known in Kansas as chier 







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IMjKASANT A('l!h;s SIU/I'AN 



li(ii-d ))idl owned l).v K. L. Stunl<cl. Parkdale 

 ( 'li[)|)cr was in calf to Village Supreme and bci' 

 bcifci- calf From the hitenialioual L^rand cbam- 

 j)ion was I'irsi ai botb 1be Kansas and Oklahoma 

 s1a1c Tail's and siood second in a (dass of twenty- 

 ei^-bt at the Kansas National Sliow in 1*)2(). l!e- 

 tore lliis beii'ei' was a ycai' old, Jj^l^GOO bad twice 

 been refused Tor ber. y\no1bei' exccllcni: cow is 

 (!i-imson's Dau^-hter, a stretchy ml that is \'ery 



