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Do minion Shorthorn Breeders' Assoc meets in Toronto
Annual meeting held February 14 in Toronto reports assets up $3 587 21 with total membership rising to 4 793 in 1921. Grants to exhibitions rise. constitution amended for Ontario ballot directors. a 3.00 membership fee proposal defeated. A 160 000 copy Shorthorn breeding booklet to be issued instead of calendars and year book. Dispersion sale at Markham netted 18 head average 270 and top 905. gala at Union Stock Yards West Toronto sells 42 females average 451 and 16 bulls average 2 374. high prices include 1 025 for a heifer calf and 800 for a bull. Cattle bought and sold with no reserve. sale managed by W A Dryden. Also a quick sale advertisement for 320 acres near Hamjette with equipment and stock offered.
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Dominion Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Toronto
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Ontario
Prof. Day
Canada
A. N. Pedit
Burlington
Hop. Duvecan Marshail
Ottawa
Jol Guardhouse
Weston
Oxt
HM Pedit
Dascan Marehall
W. A. Dryden
Jas. Siouglas
Caledonia
Geo. Isaac
Markham
T A. Russell Kerr & Davidson
Harry McGee, Dryden & Miller
Geo. W. McLaughlin
Russell
Campbell & Amos
Harry McGee
W. A Dryden
E. R. Mooney
Edgecote
Edgecote Shorthorn Co
Banbury
England
Jones, Amos and Wanklin