Gresham outlook., August 28, 1914, Image 5

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Percheron Prize W innen Raised in Northwest.
In the sturdy Percheron horses pictured above may be seen the qualities which are estab­
lishing their popularity with the fanner. Massive but not awkward strength is shown in every
line. These horses, while costing much more than those of common breed, often prove an econ­
omy. When there is heavy work to be done, a Percheron horse is nearly as efficient as two
ordinary beasts, while his upkeep is not much more than the cost of one. In the illustration
the animals are grouped to show the rem arkable development in m uscular power which gives
these animals their value.