Salisbury, Aug. 14 (AP)—Beginning with one registered cow in 1916, Steve Miller of Mt. Ulla in Rowan county, has built his heard up to 25 purebred animals, reports County Agent W. G. Yeager.
In addition to this increase, points out the agent, Mr. Miller has sold enough breeding stock from the herd to pay all costs of operation. In addition, he has made a profit from the sale of milk and cream.
On the farm are also purebred Polish and China pigs, Bourbon and red turkeys and Rhode Island chickens, declares Mr. Yeager.
From the front page of the Concord Daily Tribune, Saturday, Aug. 14, 1926
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