Jasper County Democrat, Volume 7, Number 24, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 September 1904 — MILLIONAIRES NOT IN IT [ARTICLE]

MILLIONAIRES NOT IN IT

Their Fine Cattle Has to Take a Hack Seat —Wisconsin Man Wins the Aged Hull's Prize. St. I.ouis, Sept. 15.—Flying Fox’s Foxhall. Thomas W. Lawson’s entry in the class for aged bulls at the World's fair cattle show, could get no better than sixth place, and the nominations of George Vanderbilt and the Ladd estate, the other millionaire competitors in the Jersey events, were not in the money. Merry Maiden’s third son. o\VHed by H. C. Taylor, of Oxfordville, Wis.. was the animal that lowered the colors of the beads of the millionaire herds. The winner is a descendant from Brown Bessie, who won first prize dairy tests at the Columbian exposition. TuyJor values him at SIO,OOO.