NEWS, COUNTY AUSTIN, MOWER MINN. (SECTION 1924. TWO) Thursday, July 24, Page Seven head provinces of Friesland this breed of dairy in the during cattle reached 10,000 lbs great have which easily in six consecutive An of Carmel, ages astronomer California, years ASSOCIATION HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN and North Holland. These Winthrop Chenery, cattle done by W. of milk yearly. reach lbs. 156,776 of milk containing was has invented that a camera 1904 Massachusetts, in shipped in Syracuse of Belmont, to A daily yield of lbs. for buterfat 74 ten equal were 6,141 lbs. of to | STATES UNITED GIVEN BIG START IN works eight times faster than the Previous via St. John, N. 8., where this they the 1861. days to considered phenomenal butter. were year was — swiftest known of kept in quarantine for today and had three small importations months, 1613-1625 when made by the Texelaar (51 camera cow, Importations of this breed reached after which they been made by the early Dutch spent ten days H. H. take pictures settlers, B.) in There 1866. by starlight alone. Secretary on can Frederick Houghton, are now their (By L. apartments. climax in the early eighties the journey Syracuse. and the West India Company; In to Nineteen large good number of that have moonlight one-second usually rightly and Holstein-Friesian Association The houses a cows of the and practically a exposure ceased in 1885; during are of them dropped calves by Hon. in and again in 1810 William quarantine. yielded 100 lbs. of milk with this in day and lens better will much in the Holstein-Friesian furnished artistically America, a camera of this period between 8,000 and This importation Jarvis, of Weathersfield, sold thousands give Vermont; by that perfect yielded in from detail was half-hour displayed than often as is auction being World,) year taste a 9,000 head as brought an from North were by the Breeders’ but little effort Consignment made 15,000 lbs. high with to 20,000 lbs. present-day as or no exposure of America. was the Netherlands in History as as Holland Motley his in and cameras. Friesland. Restrictive seen Sale Company Syracuse, maintain the purity of at June to the strain and in 2, several instances records of different from The stables “On that of solid surrounding registration are as of scrap measures says: 1904, brought and $14,155; value from the breed’s real standpoint 30,000 to 37,000 lbs. recorded no in America what accustomed an average even by human to rescued are imported ground, cattle by the Herdbook we are energy association be $283.10 for the placed 50 head, these with importations. og can upon well imagine. A the fertile from the most cow enacted health as one can and ocean, were were calves side of 18 dams. During the at period between It in is often untidy stable America To the world. in was reach 21,900 in On these lbs. in conditions also pastures Farms an prevented importation, a year requires this sale that the famous 1820-1830 small shipments Pietje of 22d, uninviting place. In Holland the and yield of grazed famous 60 lbs. day but from most and pastures this a a small foundation per then five old, animals brought sold for the SI2OO. to were years carefully stable is clean and over reach lbs. order 37,000 cattle in the world. An to the often give must cow as ox cow have 1,142,518 head and City sprung Property She later*made of buyers 7-day as appears in butter New York State and record a cared for other in the 100 lbs. weighed than day. 2000 pounds. room over as any per more by the number of registrations of the Delaware, but 31 pounds, highest again the blood became 7-day over The Holland stable house. The Advanced Registry produced The and three official two cow usually cows records which to be must added 165,- record by Listed mixed made with that imported With of Us other ever sixteen an contains from twelve of this breed beginning to calves time. In single at village in 1893 a a in 000 the Canadian Herdbook bred In breeds. 1904 representative of cow. a double stalls, the floor of which is show striking increase four thousand in kine all counted. classes a from were the foundation. This same the late Chas. Pierce D. of California, Chenery, raised about eighteen inches. In Mr. altho the Find Purchasers who had fat purchased Butter and cheese percentage changes but exported one to were makes grand total today of a 1,- visited Holland and selected 40 stable this portion of the floor in 1852, little if all, ranging bull the annual and at about value of million; salted one two 3.43. was cow a 307,518 head. The last a of the head for shipment census the to Pacific covered the with during in 1859 had the Supt. Gardner misfortune (Volume provisions incredible Holstein-Friesian to 41 to extent. summer cows says an United States Government shows Coast region. It is calculated that small white sea-shells; another, in it lose all these Herdbook, animals and The farmers their industrious, thriving 163): page progeny were 527,621 purebred Holsteins living in about 8,000 head of Holstein cattle covered with matting, while the through “When disease, the herd being properly fed and independent.” was and cows are the United States We in Sell the Best Land in 1920. have been imported into this behind floor the stalls of polished destroyed by properly handled, order of the testing for by historian Advanced The cattle referred the state to was country, and from this foundation The wood work in stone. all of officials the of Commonwealth Redistration develops known in America of the those the Best County in the are now capacity stock the registrations in the Holstein-Friesian the stalls neatly painted bright Massachusetts. In for production That the fall of from Holstein-Friesian. 1861 was a to SEW year AND WITH name SAVE as Herdbook have blue. passed Some elaborately Best State in the appointed. Union. Mr. Chenery rival imported the bull that there is of Hollander, increase.” result of are constant is the two year, so a merger a the million mark. On the floor of stable and four On the and Associations These animals he also Herd-Bood one was cows. same page around each stall Development. of china together Previous that with their “The of the states, in 1885. to adopted was a row system success progeny plates, and the end of at each division formed the The in the known foundation improvement of generally of the breed they past 25 has great as witnessed our were year years rested parlor plate. The breed is first of these in America. The first degree self-evident. When the animals sold of When it Holsteins. a in a dairy husbandry Southern Minnesota progress was and other living adopted by Holstein-Friesian Mr. Chenery brought here from Holland purchased by which cattle forefathers rooms are separated any were were could cow our from the stable by that single have could Charles Houghton, not produce lbs. of several the first Secretary 25 which is anticipated. of butter country cow As a the to a type partition. Best of in Holstein-Friesian 7 days Six Cord Spool Cotton collectively called the and considered small Treasurer of the Association states, breed remarkable; Land was Company itself, a certain and it of Holland, they ,of Breeders of Thoroughbred modification before Kingdom When had winter of the plates, the Holland was years were we comes DRESSMAKING 30-lb. HINTS have Now One Holstein cattle, and father type have Dutch cattle. of these shells of Frederick known doubt end and a removed. The cow. carpets resulted we and no no as are of these 30-lb changes Houghton, the is known Friesland L. 49 in the small 40-lb. states present primarily arranged in the stalls cows, due are as secretary are cows are to so For valuable book Cummings Bldg., Austin • on change class. Likewise in the the specimens, of the Holstein-Friesian Association character yearly found best producers and there that the largest in the of the soil dr—nalrim. are aood 4c. ones are center, to on of which milk butter of America. they and the have and of foundation thus most giving the herd reared from crept uniform THE SPOOL COTTON that of CO.. are Dopt. up O a more 315 Fourth New At*., York the by low, until thence imported, between marshy have stock lands 148 and them year causing of year Holland; now we was From the 1865 onwards appearance year a and also that have produced thousand differing thousand and nine make to 24,000 lbs. eight pleasing to impression methods cows of I feeding number of animals imported a more were milk and and the 204 that have I previous the 1885. character produced head, and prospective buyer. to Since of the year Holland upon from into Massachusetts, a so concentrates above 1,000 lbs. of butter.” and of these Motley’s description cattle of the sold for to general dairy environment. York, Jersey and Illinois. many New New cows are The Today these late figures S. Netherlands Mash is rather Hoxie largely of the this important increased. cattle, stated in or bull, are purposes, In 1870 the Earl of Middlesex 1903 a in towards certain qualities the in the dairy to points question: management. answer “I think item brought into Pennsylvania, was it has An departed outstanding instance is size, in of which their fame due; individual degree to from by Early being purchased the Doyelstown some Importations. .lie yield milk that and is of Tilly productiveness. fecundity and flesh form, Alcartra vigor, the ideal Agricultural and Mechanics Institute. of From 1621 1664 the to eastern Holland who (up breeders.” 1919) to the Home. world’s was the During of 1879, 1880, of the years of New part state York was Before champion for the six years’ introduction production, of this Dutch authority Solomon Hoxie modern 1882 and 1884, of A upon the Dutch colony of New Netherlands. breed from .3500 to 4000 pounds Hengerveld, Prof. G. J. Yorkville, N. Y., and Irwin Langworthy cattle, these yearly During this period Holland many regarded were extremely Massachusetts agricultural as high selections in in made personal writing farmers settled a along the Hudson for the averages of this direct “I Holland, acting cows in 1873, Mr. Hoxie agent country. says: river and in the as paper rich valley of The production average the reader the of the Valley Breeders’ attention to for Unadilla Stock the Eats the Mohawk. or They probably brought yield the result as of the and Batavians. Friesians of his of of the Association. One coming use cattle with them from purchases their native Holstein-Friesian blood has the oldest inhabitants been former numbered head, including The 100 were land, and crossed them with cattle increased by 1500 to 3000 lbs. Holland and of of the bull, Mooie. In noted 1881 were purchased from the other colonies. milk within the breed itself where hunters and herdsmen, Smith, known ing R. the W treasurer present Of thing there is as certainty, for one a well fed and cared for herd back history Their fishermen. of The Holstein-Friesian Association aver- goes after, the cattle of the many years We Christ. before and Like Austin! yi&ited Holland 300 of America, far years Mohawk Valley as as called Dutch were later, 200 for shipment Batavians purchase of 11 head ■ The made years came cattle, and especially esteemed a were ★ although they and known dairy the Rhine; the well farm down to for their superior milking qualities. First herdsmen they likewise Powell Syracuse, N. Class of Smith & at occupied The first importation of which were we particularly Sylvester themselves of 1882 Y The have more positive knowledge saw year any Our bakery was opened few months a fishing. ago and Hamilton, N. Y., in Holland hunting Burchard of with made than hundred later. more a years SERVICE Friesians —When of the by Mr you’re hungry lands head chosen The and 217 comprised It consisted of six and cows and the folks have whole York patronized sh pped New well. the country to Burchard ; They to like bulls, and two in by wer» sent, 1785, us was ■ the Rhine far the various wellknown of older of north the state to the as Holland as Land Company, well which want you is what * Tacitus North Sea. * the Lackawanna shores of farmers. The * goods and then owned large do in the we We bake tracts complete state our so we. a Batavians: and Friesians of Waverly, of the Breeders’ Assoc.ation of New York, their says to John agent, seasoned and well excelling in cattle, Stone, owned represented by J. L. “They not Pa., | Linckiaen of Cazenovia. As described line of eatables. We also Lunches at SELL serve further number.” He but in head in 1882, and beauty, brought 39 by of the early over settlers of one cooked food, served that Caesar, does Julius Baldwin, the following Cornelius in states, that village, “the as year of the cows were all hours. | paid each Batavians and Ohio, purchased 60 the Frisians of Nelson, of size their colors clear black oxen; properly. That’s and and sheep goats Phe’.pt other in Holland for Messrs. head in and white in large cows, patches; very their children Michigan likewise and Seeley, weil-known to as handsome bodies and gave straight limbs; Wentworth’s Bakery the yoke, adapted to made dowry, and Tlios. B. Wales breeders, what the horns get at oxen middling size, but gracefully you When and horses. cattle Holland in the and plow direct from purchases their | necks set; seemingly too were the conquered by Friesians the slender were to their heads.” same year. carry centuries of the first in A. O. NORDIN, Romans Prop. our In importations importation of 100 country the Following our were Mower County derived much the thus conquerors made early of Aurora, era, 1621 and with head in by Geo. E. Brown 1884 as as ★ in wealth the cattle from advantage perceptible effect in the localities shipped 111., Albert French to over Friesians imposed the and upon which they taken, but which Ohio, and in head 111 went to were no systematic of tribute consisting annual cow an attempt made he secured the 70 Lumber to next Co. was more preserve year they chose while hides and meat; the purity of these importations Smith, from Holland. During 1886, STAR LUNCH warriors from valient their most until they begun in Lamb brought Powell of Syracuse, & were a Batavians.” the small by Winthrop among W. Chenery heifers of the Artis yearling 21 way over lineal of Holland dairymen The are of Belmont, Mass., in this 1859 and 1861 The importations of family. Austin, Minn. Austin, Minn. Friesians ancient of the descendents and later. In there 1870 less during the period from 1881- firm were descendants lineal cattle their and than are of owning small the extensive reaching 1887 most a score men were them bred by the cattle of over purebred herds and these gentlemen upwards 2,000 head. Eight importations to the From thousand two formed ago. years association known the between 1880-7 be to an as are have cattle these earliest accounts Association of Breeders of Thorobred credited B. B. Lord & Son of New to dairy developed for and used been Holstein Cattle and issued their York Among others who state. contributed l * herd book the following purposes. containing the seed stock of America’s THE OLD ESTABLISHED to year of antiquity the Notwithstanding entries of bulls 59 and 67 herd Holsteins J. of A. great cows. are that herdbook first breed, its this The was introduction of Holstein-Friesian m head in Frye, into Massachusetts 20 breeders in 1872. American by issued MUSIC HOUSE cattle into America, which had C. Hunt 1888; F. of Manlius, N. Y., the by in followed This one bearing the development was of yearling heifers in Ward 15 1903; any upon later Five 1875. Netherlands in years the breed, dates back 1795 when to Stevens, A. Mitchell, H. T. L. Bronson, (Dutch-Friesian) another Keenan’s Music Store was importation made | to H. A. Stevens Moyer, Brothers an agent was an by America established in association of the Holland an Land Company Cazenovia, of New York and F. P. Knowles at state objected who to breeders of Choice New Toilet York but of Massachusetts. Items state, the Ward Stevens and they which by Holstein the first really practical work name of intro A. Mitchell T personally selected 50 this Full Line known in A of Sewing Machines generally country. were also herdbook The Friesian was and Perfumes America Thus begun in 1875. was Business Directory 2nd Door South of Court House of Holland the breeding embody first to register permanent cattle in BBBBBBBBBBBB* a 1H ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B ■ B ■ ■ ■ list f establish first and also to j> a We Also Handle Lowe individual of yields authenticated Register. Advanced cows—the Brothers’ Paint DR. M. J. HARDY land the where Here is country Dr. B. T. Johnson a SI,OOO SSOO from to is worth DR V. CULLEN an R. I RIGHT naturally DENTIST and in cases Visit many Our Soda acre, Fountain DENTISTS Illinois much of than better our no Austin Nat’l. Bldg. Office Wold Bank Drug Store their people over these Yet land. pay DIAL ! 2603 Dial 2150 Austin investment the interest rents on or IN THE EAST SIDE DRUG which STORE cheese and *- producing butter by markets European the they place on ► * that with competition ♦> successful in Frederick Dr. Bromley Johnson Drug Company ! less of land Paul A. America produced in on HERE, FOLKS! The secret Eye Sight Specialist value. one-fifth the than Robertson, M. D. understood easily is their of success Over W’oolworth’s Store words— few ❖ stated in be and a may DIAL 2508 Over New York Fashion excellent Shop cooperation, care, efficient cows, Phone of 2576 quality superior and We Have the Food cheese. and butter that Kennedy states J. W. Prof. Summer’s AUSTIN CLINIC For Hungry and Fair Visitors feeding of system Dutch the is cattle Holstein-Friesian rearing Kearns Electric Shop turned The itself. simplicity are DR. C. F. cows LEWIS During first. May about pasture to Expert DR. E. Electrician C. REBMAN Premier of early days damp the cold, DR. C. C. ALLEN the in blankets the spring Dunlap’s wear cows E. Water Restaurant 116 Street DR. W. B. GRISE the from them protect to pasture DIAL 2709 DR. J. G. W. HAVENS they milking time At weather. are Dish DR. CLARENCE KJOS E. milked barn, but the driven to not are 125 East Bridge Street and paddock, in the pasture or a EABCOCK BUILDING, AUSTIN horse back with brought milk the a the approach At and dogs cart. or EARL W. R. November the winds of cold of the from the pasture taken FUNERAL cattle DIRECTOR are nd nourishing* yet food especially if and let stable not out into a ar.d put Business Residence J.F. FAIRBANKS spring. following the until again Phone J 2512 Phone 221 HOTEL DYCKMAN ; the farmer by is done feeding The AUSTIN, MINN. . the best given and the cows are Puritan carefully curried Street, 6th between Nicollet They I of and Hennepin are care. day | HOMMEL hour scarcely Dealer and ELECTRIC In or passes, an * Minneapolis, Minn. visited the not night, that are cows ■ CO. I They attendant. watered, I by are an COAL, WOOD, LIME, 1 with the milked greatest fed and NORTH 203 MAIN STREET Strictly Fireproof ® j g comfort given regularity, and for Expert CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, Electrician The every Best Cream Made called often the possible. Holland is DIAL 26 BRICK AND WALL 7 9 well deserves paradise and it 8 cow’s Located in the of the shopping center 1 ♦ * the name. PLASTER. a and Theatre District ■ for It is stranger to not easy a I home, but it Holland gain to ♦ a access a both visits ■ good fortune | DONOVAN Every Room With & GOSLEE Bath on was our « Office East Bridge 301 St. Holland, in with interpreters ; RATES 1 $1.50 to PER DAY Funeral AND UP company Directors I and AUSTIN DAIRY PRODUCTSICO. who acquainted in the Embalmers were & homes inside of Day Calls: First class vicinity, Phone to get 2188 Phone: cafe and quick Main ■ lunch 32 service, many coffee Holland, where the house North shop in featuring complete luncheon $» 45c. Dinner at ■ ■ a at NIGHT CALLS: under Chatham roof. and stable The Street 65c. | are one 1 Austin, Minn. Austin, Minn. | T. W. Donovan H. L. Goslee building contains the stalls, cow one I m 5914 ■ 2708 shed, hay loft, living and . wagon lIIIIIIOIIIBBIIiaBai33 I3S 2 E 3 ■ ■■■ "■