The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-05

| ~AAASn 0AA AAt Dc Ne LIZ EMdys ukCCGS, OF
Clinton, Ia.
POULTRY SHOW MAKES MONEY
Notwithstanding the Many Handicaps the
Association Makes Money.
The second annual exhibit of the
kenosha Poultry Association came to
close Sunday night and contrary TO
the expectations of the management of
the exhibit. the show has proved d
paying proposition. Hundreds of peo-
pie visited the show on Sunday and the
deficit which had been planned for
was more than made up. Added to
this the association acquired mouey
enough to pay for the new coops which
were put in at the opening of the show
so that the profits were considerable.
Plans are already beingsmade for the
exhibit to be held next year and it is
expected that it will be even a greater
show than the present one has been.
The hall will besdeserted this evening
| and nearly all the chickens and
pigeons had been shipped by noon to-
day. During their stay in Kenosha
the chicken fanciers managed to dis
pose of many fine fowls and the show
will give n impetus to the chicken in
dustry in the county.
| Prizes for Chickens.
The prizes awarded on the poultry in
different classes were as follows:
Ed. Davidson, Racine, Anda1usians-
First, second and third hen.
E. ]. Christiensen-Firs cockere1
and first pullet.
Light Brahmas-Joerndt Bros, first
cock; George Kreuscher & Co.,
second cock; George Kreuscher & Co.,
fr.t, second and third hen.
Dark Brahmas-Josephine Griffith,
first hen, first cockerel.
Buff Cochins-George Kreuscher &
Co., first cock and first hen; George
Kreuscher & Co., first, second and
| third pullet.
Partridge Cochins-Henry Biehn,
| first cock; Joerndt Bros, second cock;
Henry Biehn, first and second hen;
Joerndt Bros, third hen; Mat. Brush,
first cockere1; c. Canon, second cock
ere1; Henry Biehn, third cockerel; Mat
Brush, first pu1let; Joerndt Bros,
second pullet; Mat. Brush, third pullet
Pit Games-Wil1iam Koss, first cock
and first hen. L. A. Grosvenor, first
cockere1 and first pullet.
S. S. Hamburgs and Horting,
first and second hen; ]. G. Jensen.
first second and third cockerel; J. C.
Jensen, first pullet; Haig and Horting,
second and third pul1et; Charles
Schend, first hen, first cockere1 and
| frs pullet.
Black Langshans-C. ]. Christian
sen, second cock; Kruescher and Co.,
first cock and first hen and first and
second cockerel and first, second and
third pullet.
White Leghorns-Henry Biehu, first
cock; Joerndt Bros. first and second
hen; William Cantwell third hen;
| Henry Biehn, first cockerel; Andrew
Werve, second cockerel; Joerndt Bros,
third cockere1.
Pu1lets-W William Hess and Henry
Biehn tied for first. Henry Biehn,
| third.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns-John
C. Schultz, first and second cockerel;
J. c. Watawitz, third cockere1; John
G. Schultz, first and second pullet; J..
re. Watawitz, third pullet.
S. c. Brown Leghorns L. Nelson,
first hen Kreuscher & Co., second
hen; Dexter Farm, third hen; Kreus-
cher & Co., first and second cockerel;
H., L. Nelson, third cockerel; Dexter
Farm, first and third pullet; Kreuscher
& Co., second pul1et.
Buff Leghorns-Joer Bros, first
cock and first hen; J. L. Pofah1, first
and second cockerel; E. E. Chessman,
third cockerel; A. w. Barsh, first
pu1let; Joerndt Bros, second pul1et;
]. L. Pofahl, third pullet.
Rose Comb Black Minorcas- Charles
F. Hartung, first cockere1 and second
| pullet.
| S. C. Black Minorcas-E. E. Chess
man, first and second hen and first
cockerel and first pullet; William w.
Hess, second cockere1, second and
third pullet.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-B. f. Rog-
ers, first and second cock; Gus. Their.
fielder, third cock; ]. L. Dowse, first
and third hen; E. c. Sabin, second
hen; B. F. Rogers, first and second
cockerel; J. L. Dowse, third cockerel
B. F. Rogers, first, second and third
pullet.
Buff Plymouth Rocks-John Nett,
first cockerel; sB. L. Newell, first pull
let: Frank Mathews, second pu1let.
White Plymouth Rocks-Mr. Bar.
telme, first.cock, first, second and third
cockerel, first, second and third pullet
Kreuscher & Co., first and second hen.
i White Crested Black Polish-Gus
Ruder, first hen, first cockerel and
first pullet.