. La race de Guernesey. Guernesey bovins. 126 La race Guernsey delphia, Pa., John H. Williams, Waukesha, Wisconsin (Etats-Unis) ; J. B. Hag- gin, Lexington, KY., F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y., W. S. Dixon, Brandon, au Wisconsin ; Charles A. GrofT, creamery, Pa ; II. Byron Scott, Detroit, Michigan) ; Mme Scott Durand, Lake J-'orest, 111. ; J. L. J-lope, Madison, N. J. : Granger Farwell, Chicago, 111. ; et I. C. Blandy, Greenwich, X. Y. C'est bien- impossible de mentionner tous les hommes qui ont joué un rôle dans l'introduction du sang de bovins de l'île le meilleur pour ce pays.. p'shipnic •grand-nt de Alderne&gt ;- à

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. The Guernsey breed. Guernsey cattle. 126 The Guernsey Breed delphia, Pa.; John H. Williams, Waukesha, Wis.; J. B. Hag- gin, Lexington, Ky.; F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y.; W. S. Dixon, Brandon, Wis.; Charles A. GrofT, Creamery, Pa ; II. Byron Scott, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Scott Durand, Lake I-'orest, 111.; J. L. I-lope, Madison, N. J.: Granger Farwell, Chicago, 111.; and I. C. Blandy, Greenwich, X. Y. It is well- nigh impossible to mention all of the men who have played a part in introducing the blood of the best island cattle to this country.. p'irst large shipnic-nt from Alderne>- to America. Reaily to embark. Mention has been made of the females only in these im- p(.)rtations. Because a bull has so wide an influence, due to his greater ability to beget descendants, it seems wise to men- tion individually some of the best island bulls that have been brought to this country. Probably the first one that attracted marked attention was the bull Sir Champion 38, imported by Thomas Har-ey & Son in 1871. He had I.t sons named after him, Sir Champion 2d to Sir Champion 16th, and dozens of other sons, nearly all of which were used in pure-bred herds. It has been said that more animals are traced to Sir Champion than to any other smgWsAtK&slibi Mlpi^i^reed. His son, Jeweller. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Hill, Charles Lewis, 1869-. Waterloo, Iowa. : F. L. Kimball Co.

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