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The American Berkshire Congress,
whose purpose Is the promotion, good
fellowship and booster organization of
fifteen thousand
Berkshire
swine
breeders of the United States, opened
In the
Pavilion on ,the
Experiment Station Farm, Monday,
for a three-dasession. More than
twenty states were represented and
the registration was expected to exceed two hundred. Lexington was selected for this session, for the first
time that this city has been honored
by the Berkshire Congress, in recognition of the fine work being done by
the Experiment Station and the College of Agriculture to advance the
industry in this state.
The session was opened Monday
night at 7:30 with an address of welcome by Dean Thomas Cooper of the
College of Agriculture and a response
by the president, Mr. R. D. Jenkins of
Orleans, Ind. This meeting was well
attended and the addresses were interesting and instructive.
Dean C. F. Curtiss, president of the
Livestock Exposition,
International
Dean of the Iowa College of Agriculture, Ames, Iowa, and one of the leading authorities in this country on livestock, delivered an address Tuesday
afternoon on "The Outlook For the
Swine Industry."
Dally sessions were held through
out .the three days of the meeting
which terminated with a sale Weds
nesday afternoon of pure-breshipped here from all parts of
the country and from some of the
largest breedings farms, and a banquet
at the Phoenix Hotel Wednesday

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night.
Some of the features of the session
of
An
Berkshire barrows, similar to the
judging of livestock and slaughtered
beeves held during the Kentucky
Farm and Home Convention here two
contest
weeks ago; a
of the barrows open to everyone in attendance and the winners were awarded prizes, a lecture on soft and hard
pork, by Prof. E. J. Wilford of the College of Agriculture, illustrated by car
casses and discussion of the measures
necessary to convert soft pork to firm
meat; an address by E. Z. Russel,
swine expert of the Department of Ag
riculture, Bureau of Animal Husband'
ry, Washington, who is lecturing in the
interest of raising the standards in
the swine industry; his subject was,
"Establishing a Pure-BreHerd."
of swine for
Correct preparation
fairs, shows and sales so that they
will make the best appearance and
bring the highest prices, was demon
strated by N. D. Browning, of Jadcson,
Missouri, before the seniors in the
class is Beef, Mutton and Pork Production Monday afternoon and he lectured also at the session Tuesday
afternoon.
Swine from Georgia, New Jersey,
Indiana, Tennessee, Iowa, Missouri,
Okio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, South Carolina and from
several counties In this State were
shipped here and were on exhibition
prior to the sale at the close of the
session Wednesday afternoon when
Col. George A. Bain, of Lexington, presided at the sale and good prices were
sows.
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