—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 8, 1866
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Manheim Fair
STEER SHOW
Hosier Hereford Gets Hershey Holstein Grand
Grand Champion Title Champion At Manheim
The Manheim Fair steer A two-year-old cow, Hersh
show Wednesday evening was vale Supreme Hettie, shown by
won for the second consecu- Donald Hershey of Manheim
five year by a Hereford. Last R 2. captured the grand Cham
year, the Hereford win at P* on breed title at the Man-
Manheim decided the season’s beim Fair Thursday night.
Angus-Hereford deadlock (An- , a . bo me bred daughter
gus steers had won at the Eph- Sheffield Supreme Max, took
rata and New Holland Fairs, t c he t vot * sh ™ f Don
and Herefords at Lampeter H ° lste , m breeder from
end Solanco), but this year Easto "’ Pa ’ for best , udder "J
tte top steer titles favored the 35
Angus 3 to 2 Reserve titles T wo-hundred and ten days
this yeai aic in the same pro- j nto jj er present lactation,
portion, and also favor Angus Nettie has produced 12,400 lbs.
steers. of mJ ik and 410 lbs. of fat to-
Sfhowing the champ this year date,
was Michael Hosier, 17-year- The junior champion Hol
odd son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark stem title went to a junior
W. Hosier of Manheim R 3. yearling shown by Burnell
Mike, a senior at Manheim Buchen of Manheim R 3. Buch-
Central High School, showed en’s junior yearling also got
his 950-pound, Cotorado-bred the judge’s nod for 4-H and
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GRAND CHAMPION STEER at the Manheim Farm Show Wednesday night
was this 950-pound Hereford shown by Michael Hosier, Manheim R 3. You are
not seeing spots before your eyes; those white dots at top of the picture are
the show ring lights. L. F. Photo
Blo« fell fe.
TOP HOLSTEIN at the Manheim Fair was this two-year-old cow, Hershvale
Supreme Hettie, shown by Donald Hers hey, Manheim R 2. Hershey also had the
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