Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-20
GATTLEDISPLAY.
FINEST EVER
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PRIZES FOR SHEEP, SWINE,
MILK AND BUTTER AWARDED
FRIDAY TO HIGH CLASS Ex-
HIBITS.

The ribbons and money prizes for the
best swine. sheep and butter exhibits at
the fair were awarded Friday and the
greatest display Of fine cattle ever seen IN
south was seen by thousands Saturday
after the blue ribbons had been hung over
the stalls OF the prize winners
The exhibits, according 20 expert cattle
men. are Tar superior 20 any live stock ex-
hibit ever seen in Atlanta and the fair
management deserves great credit for the
exhibition
In past years northern exhibitors have
brought down the finest cattle In the world
and taken al the prizes and ribbons az
the Atlanta fairs. where large and gen
erous purses were always offered by the
fair management. The lifting OF all these
prizes By the northern exhibitors resulted
in the sale OF many OF these prize cattle
to southern raisers and breeders and the
cattle displayed this year are all southern
breeds
The milk and butter tests were highly
satisfactory. and showed the superior
strain OF cattle In the show.
The sheep exhibit showed conclusively
that southern men were giving a great
deal OF attention 20 this important Indus
try and were giving 1t especial care and
study.
Prof. c. L wnloughby. OF the Georgia
Experiment station. at Experiment, Ga.
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judged the swine and sheep and expressed
himself as highly pleased with the show
Ing made by the southern men
Cow making best three-day butter rec
ord First. Belmont farm; second. Mrs.
Z. H Penn.
Cow making the best three-day milk
record. TO be tested on grounds First.
Mrs z. II. PENN second, W. D. Hoyt.
Holstein COW. making best one-day but
ter record First Mrs. E. II. Penn; sec
end. ". d. Hoyt-
Jersey COW, making best one-day milk
record. Belmont farm. first and second.
Jersey COW making best one-day butter
record First. Belmont farm; second. c.
s. Elliott
creamerles and Diaries.
Butter from creameries using regularly
% pounds ready for market First. James
T. Anderson
Butter from diaries using milk from
single herd and selling the milk regular
": not less than five pounds ready for
market First. James T. Anderson: second,
". r Joyner.
Butter from families where one or more
cows are kept for home use. and market
ing only the surplus irregularly; not less
than three pounds prepared for market.
FIRST. H c. Hudgins; second. William A
BeIlah-
For best sample OF butter exhibited.
without restrictions. First premium. sill
yer butter knife. H c. Hudgins.
misunderstanding
Boar. two years old fIrst. Arnold &
Jackson: second. Belmont farm.
Boar, one year old First. Belmont farm;
second. James 7. Anderson
Boar six months old First. Belmont
farm: second, ]. Frank Manning.
Boar. under six months. First, Belmont
farm: second. Arnold & Jackson.
Sow. two years old. First, Arnold &
Jackson: second. James T. Anderson
Sow. one year old. First, J. Frank Man
ming: second. Arnold g. Jackson.
Sow, six months old First. ]. Frank
Manning: second. Arnold & Jackson
Sow. under six months old. First. Ar
mold & Jackson: second. Belmont farm.
sweepstakes.
-Four head. get OF one boar. First. Bel
mont farm: second. Arnold & Jackson
Boar, any age. First. Arnold & Jack
son: second, Belmont farm.
Sow. any age First. ]. Frank Naming;
second, Arnold & Jackson.
Herds.
Herd. one boar and three sows one
year old First, Belmont farm; second.
Arnold a. Jackson.
Herd one boar and three sows. under
! year First. Arnold g. Jackson; sec
ond. Belmont farm
Sow with litter Of her own pigs under
months old: not less than 5. First, Ar
mold g. Jackson: second. Belmont farm
Essex.
Boar years old. boar under months
sow years old. sow l year old. sow
months old. SOW under S months. four
head get OF one boar. boar any age. sow
any age, herd OF one boar and three sows
] year old. herd Of one boar and three
sows under 1 year. SOW with litter OF
pigs under months. not less than five.
First prize In each class won by W. A
Bellah-
Poland China.
Boar. years old and over. First and
second. ]. ". Thrasher.
Boar. l year and under 2. First. I. W.
Thrasher; second. =. H. Penn
Boar. under s months. First. l. w.
fhrasher. second. I. w. Thrasher.
Sow. years. First and second. l. W.
fhrasher.
Sow, / year and under 2 First and
lecond. I. ". Thrasher.
Sow. months First. Z. II. Penn: sec
and. T. W. Thrasher.
Sow. under s months. I. ". Thrasher.
Sweepstakes.
-Four head. get Of one boar. First and
second. ]. ". Thrasher.
Boar. any age. First. I. W. Thrasher;
Sow. any age. First l. W. Thrasher;
second, e II. Penn.
Herds.
one boar and three sows. 1 year and
over. First. l. W. Thrasher: no second.
One boar and three sows under ! year.
FIRST. I. ". Thrasher: no second.
Sow with litter OF pigs under months
and not less than FIVE. First and second.
J. ". Thrasher.
Grand Sweepstakes.
Sweepstake herd OF ten owned by one
person or firm. First. Arnold & Jackson;
second, Belmont farm; third, l. w.
Thrasher,
Fat Swine.
Herd fat hogs. not less than five. weigh
ing not less than 80 pounds. First. Arnold
q Jackson: second Belmont farm