Beaver County News | 1921-03-16 | Page 5 | Dwarf Cattle

DWARF CATTLE ' A cow a yard high would look comical tO' us, here among durbtims and Holsteins, some of them reaching reach-ing ten bands high and nearly touching tou-ching the ton limit in weight. When we want a tiny animal that will both yield milk and graze on the barrens and live In the hencoop, we buy a goat. But there Is a strain of cjiws In England measuring but a yard in height and producing at their best five gallons of milk from sun to sun. Place your yardstick against our Guernsey's shoulder, then try ' to picture her so much smaller, and s b: rdy as a Shetland pony. Such Is the Dexter cow.