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Home and Farm M agazine Section
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
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Three-Year-Old Champion Steer.
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Though the fair season is now virtually half over, there remains to be seen some of the largest of the shows,
particularly in livestock exhibitions. The Oregon State Fair at Salem, beginning September 28; the Western
Washington fair at Puyallup, beginning September 29; the Northwest Annual Livestock show at Lewiston,
Idaho, beginning November 30, and the Pacific International Livestock Exhibition at the Union Stock Yards a t
Portland, Oregon, beginning December 12, all offer opportunities for the breeder of fine stock to exhibit tho
results of his training.
Every breeder who has pride in the stock he can produce should he represented at one or more of the annual
fairs. Not only is it of value to him because of the prizes he may capture, but also because of the value of
association with other breeders. Many pointers may be secured in conversation with other men interested in
the same lines of work, and every breeder owes it to himself not only to exhibit his stock at the fairs, but to
attend the shows in person.
The handsome animal shown above was bred in the Northwest and is a splendid specimen of three-year-old
steer. He is a cross between a Hereford and a black Poll and is the winner of numerous ribbons and medals.
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