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December 1, 1929
The Arkansas Farmer
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
What is this article about?
Conway Scott of Little Rock, AR, achieves honor by registering his Guernsey cow Cecil's Mary of Fairview for record milk and butterfat production while pregnant; plans breeding with gifted bull Douglaston Count Pulaski.
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Arkansas Has Good Guernsey Breeding
To Conway Scott of Little Rock, Arkansas goes the honor of entering the first Guernsey in Class CC. Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club. His three year old Guernsey, Cecil's Mary of Fairview produced 8,848.4 pounds of milk and 447.0 pounds of butter fat, during the year on official test, besides carrying a calf during her record.
Mr. Scott purchased the cow from Peter Cologna & Sons of Marshfield, Missouri and expects to breed her to the famous Douglaston Count Pulaski. the Guernsey bull which was taken by aeroplane from Pulaski, New York to Little Rock, as the gift of Captain Hugh Barclay to the Scott Community. This bull's dam has a record of 665 pounds of milk as a senior two year old on the Island of Guernsey, and the cross should give Scott some very fine progeny.
To Conway Scott of Little Rock, Arkansas goes the honor of entering the first Guernsey in Class CC. Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club. His three year old Guernsey, Cecil's Mary of Fairview produced 8,848.4 pounds of milk and 447.0 pounds of butter fat, during the year on official test, besides carrying a calf during her record.
Mr. Scott purchased the cow from Peter Cologna & Sons of Marshfield, Missouri and expects to breed her to the famous Douglaston Count Pulaski. the Guernsey bull which was taken by aeroplane from Pulaski, New York to Little Rock, as the gift of Captain Hugh Barclay to the Scott Community. This bull's dam has a record of 665 pounds of milk as a senior two year old on the Island of Guernsey, and the cross should give Scott some very fine progeny.
What sub-type of article is it?
Agricultural Achievement
Cattle Breeding
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Guernsey Cattle
Milk Production
Butterfat Record
Cattle Breeding
Arkansas Farming
What entities or persons were involved?
Conway Scott
Cecil's Mary Of Fairview
Peter Cologna & Sons
Douglaston Count Pulaski
Captain Hugh Barclay
Where did it happen?
Little Rock, Arkansas; Marshfield, Missouri; Pulaski, New York; Island Of Guernsey
Story Details
Key Persons
Conway Scott
Cecil's Mary Of Fairview
Peter Cologna & Sons
Douglaston Count Pulaski
Captain Hugh Barclay
Location
Little Rock, Arkansas; Marshfield, Missouri; Pulaski, New York; Island Of Guernsey
Story Details
Conway Scott enters his three-year-old Guernsey cow Cecil's Mary of Fairview into the Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club with a record of 8,848.4 pounds of milk and 447.0 pounds of butterfat while carrying a calf. He plans to breed her to the bull Douglaston Count Pulaski, gifted to the community.