Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-27
All Ribbons Arc Now Hung Up
on Pens at the Annual
Poultry Show
ATTENDANCE IS GROWING
More Interest Being Manifested in the
Show, and Indications are That FL
nanciaI End Will Be Cared For =
Cold Weather Has Been Against the
Attendance.

show of the Marshalltown Poultry and
Pet Stock Association, which will be
brought to close tomorrow night, af-
ter u weeks exhibit. have been nam
red or other colored ribbons indicat-
ing the premium money tho birds have
drawn, according to the scoring OF
Judge Shaner, of Lanark, LII. MI.
Shaner completed his work late Thurs
day afternoon, and at 1880 at night
lett for his home. Aside from the
prizes published Thursday and this af-
ternoon, there have been in the neigh
borhood of forty special prizes Offer
food houses.
The attendance at the show has In
creased during the past few days, and
the present indications are that the
show will De u success financially. 1t
will be no big money maker, but that is
not the object OF the association. The
association is seeking to stimulate in
terest In the breeding of good fowls
and the exhibiting of u class of birds
such as is shown at Finkle's hall, is
an inducement to chicken fanciers to
raise the standard OF breeding, even
for common uses.
The additional list OF prize winners
as announced by Secretary IL. q. Ham
sen, Is as followS:
White Plymouth Rocks.
Il. Il. Ray, Observation-Disclosures pen.
Gus Weber, Marshalltown - Second
Silver Laced Wyandottes.
j. w. Lynch, Green Mountain-Ftrst
pen.
White Wyandottes.
w. H. Ford, Marshulltown First
pen.
G. p. MoKinnon, Union--Second pen.
Partridge Wyandottes.
DIR. N. Il. Mighell, Marshalltown -
First pen.
Partridge cochins.
+. A. Beeks, Marshalltown = First
pen.
Buff cochins.
J. c.. Mitchem, Observation-Disclosures
cock; first, second, third and fourth,
cockerel; first, second and third pullet:
first pen.
Mrs. Il. Binder, Conrad-Second
cock fifth cockerel; fourth pullet; sec
ond pen.
Mrs. N. Ensminger. Gilman-First
hen; fifth pullet.
se Light Brahmas.
II. e. Brush, Marshalltown-Seco
cock; second hen.
DR.. N. L. Mighell. Marshalltown =
First cock; first, second, third, fourth
and fifth cockerel; first hen; first,
second, third, fourth and fifth pullet;
first pen.
Dark Brahmas.
Mrs B. l.. Clemens, Albion-Third
cockerel; second hen; second and fifth
pullet; second pen.
Mrs N. Ensminger, Gilman-Flrst
and fourth cockerel; first. second, third
and fourth pullet; first pen.
Rose Combed White Leghorns.
Nyce Bros, Liscomb-First cocker
ell: first and second hen; first and sec
ond pullet; first pen.
Black Minorcas.
]. e. Hansen, Marshalltown-Firs
cockerel; first, second, third, fourth and
fifth pullet; first pen.
w. A. Bun nell, Boone-Second COCK
erel; first hen.
White Minorcas.
NJ J. Hussey. Albion-First and
second hen; first and second pullet.
Fantail Pigeons.
II. r. Ray, Observation-Disclosures pair.
Pearl Guineas.
N. p. Hansen, Marshalltown-Firs
cock: first hen.
Pouter Pigeons.
Edward Lainson, Marshalltown =
First pair.
ToIouse Ieese.
E. j.. Robb, Observation-Disclosures
cock; first cockerel; first hen; first
pullet.
Belgium Hares.
Gus Weber, Marshalltown-First
buck; first doe.
Black Hebrew Hares.
e. L. Thayer, Marshalltown-Firs
huck. first doe