Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-18
A GREAT CATTLE SHOW
Will be the Star Event at the
Iowa State Fair Next
Week.
Partial List Of the Entries The
Galloway Class to be Strong
This Year.
There Will be More Cattle Elk,
hibited Than at Chicago In
ternational Show.

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will open Friday Of this week and prep
aIa.ions have been made TO excel the
show given last year which was UNI
doubtedly the best ever presented on
the grounds. Besides AN exceptional
machinery dsplly, good races and
Fsine's spectacular fire works, the cat
tie show this year Will be the finest
ever seen in Iowa. 1t Will eclipse the
exhibition of a year ago, which up TO
that time was L record breaker and
was compared to the great exhibitions
of Chicago and Kansas City. 1t is not
the entries in the cattle department.
The partial list here published. how
ever indicates that the best breeders
cf the country are taking an interest in
the Iowa fair. There will be about 100
entries, 100 more than at the lnterna
tional> show at Chicago. The Hereford
and Shorthorn breeds will be especially
numerous There will also be a re-
liaarkable showing of Galloways. The
Galloway show at the fair this year.
said Secretary Simpson Saturday. will
be the biggest exhibition of CialloWays
ever seen in this country. | am not
giving this on my own Judgment alone.
hut i am so informed by leading stock
men,
A part of the entries in the cattle
j. s.il in no fln of
Superintendent Packard. In addition.
too. to those that have entered, there
viii be a number of leading stockmen
who will bring in herds and make en-
tries at the last moment. The same is
trle as to entries in other departments.
The following entries are already on
the books in Secretary simpsons office
in the cattle departments:
Shorthorns-A. Alexander Morning
Sun, Iowa G.. NJ Casey, Clinton. Mo;
George Harding & Son. Waukesha.
Wis: c. +. Rice Indianola, H.: Il. Is.
Tomson & son. Dover, kas. George
Ward, Chatsworth, Iowa: L. j. Normal
& Son. Liberty, Mo-: G. T.. Mitchell.
Shenandoah. Iowa; George Boutwell,
Nettleton, Mo-; NJ. +. Bunker, Upton
Iowa.
Herefords-J. c. Adams. AIowequa.
H.: j. Iunkhouser, Plattsburg. Mo-:
George T. Henry. Goodnow, Ill.,. u. T.
ard Emporia. Nas.; Stewart e Hutch-
ms. Greenwood. Mo-: w. T.. Van Nat
tn. Fowler, Ind: w Beckwith, Mount
Pleasant. lowe; C. 7. Mebb. Mount
Morris Mo; George Redhead Des
MONIES.
Angus-Baker & Smith. Mount Yer
non. Iowa; c. II. Gardner Blandns-
vile. H.; a. w. McHenry. Dllison,
Iowa: A. c. Binnie. Alta, Iowa; w. b..
Seeley, Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
Red Polled--J. II. Crowder & Son,
Bethany, H.; A. button &; Son, Trem-
reauleau, Wis
Galloway. Rowland & Son. Rose
Hill, Iowa: j. L. Sales & Son, Stock
port, Iowa; Brooksde Stock Farm,
Fort Wayne. md; A. Rollin. Rose Hill,
Iowa; Elmer III. White. E.stherville.
Iowa; c. N. Moody, Atlanta. Mo: A. II.
:swigert. Champaign, ILL.,. Thompson &
Son, Nashua. Mo.
Holstein-John b. Irwin. Minneapo-
lis, Mimi: w. Il. Barney. Hampton,
The list of entries in the horse de-
partment Includes a number of the
leading horSemen of the country. SUI
Terintendent Brown, of this depart
rlent. looks for a much better show
than last year. The prospects for the
sheep department are already flatter-
ing. The entries in the swine depart
ment are so numerous that no attempt
has been made to publish them. The
have entered in the horse and
sheep departments. and a number more
are expected before the fair opens:
Horses-J. G.. Truman, Bushnell.
ILL.,; Finch Bros, Verona, ILL.,: j. II.
Peek, Winchester. H.: c. T.. Cameron,
Alta, Iowa; r. Lunchen, Upton. Iowa:
Il. S. Ross. Colfax. Iowa; Swan &
Peck, Indianola, Iowa.
Sheep-C. III. Ballinger, Lexington.
MS, A. l.. Green. Orchard Lake.
Mich: George Harding & Son. Wauke-
sha. Wis; Morgan farm Beloit. Wis;
Robert Taylor Abbott, Neb.; Boynton
& Welch. Dexter, Mimi; w. O. Fritch
mann, Muscatine. Iowa; G. Howard
Davidson, Millbrook, n. y.
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