New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-27
POULTRY SHOW BIG SUCCESS
Exhibit Held at Opera House this
Week the Biggest ever Held in
Southern Minnesota.

southern Minnesota.
Silver Cups go to the Setter Poul-
try Farm of New Ulm and J.
w. Kollmann of Mankato. ;.
The second annual venture of the
New Ulm Poultry Association in the
show business proved a marked sue
cess.
The attendance, to be sure, was
somewhat disappointing, hardly ap-
preaching that of last year, but the
number Of birds entered was far be-
yond expectation-fully five hundred
of them and five hundred of the finest
birds you ever saw at that.
D. E. Hale of Rochester did the scor-
ing and it is generally admitted that
he was conscientious and fair.
The Setter Poultry Farm of this city
captured the silver cup offered for the
ten highest scoring birds of one color
and J. W. Kollmann of Mankato won
the other cup with the ten highest scor-
ing birds of more than one color.
The sweepstake prize of SIS for the
ten highest scoring birds in the show
room also went to Mr. Kollmann. who
happens to be one of the best informed
poultry raisers in the country.
A silver medal, offered by the Amer
lean Poultry Association for the high
est scoring cockerel, was won by L.
C. Diamond and the Zero drinking
fountain, offered by the Setter Poul-
try Fam for the best pen in the Amer
lean class went to Mrs. Jens Olafson
of Madelia.
The first and second prizes awarded
in the various classes were as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks-All first
and second prizes in this class went to
John H. Atkinson of Truman.
White Plymouth Rocks-Pen, Mrs.
Olafson of Madelia first and Setter
Poultry Farm of New Ulm second,
cockerel, Mrs. Olafson first and Her.
man Helm of New Ulm second; pullet
Mrs. Olafson, first and second; hen,
Setter Poultry Farm first and N. E..
Anderson of Traverse second; cock,
Setter Poultry Farm first and second.
White yandottes-Pen, Mrs. Olaf
son of Madelia first and w. J. Guderi-
an OF Malelia second; cock, P. G..
Christensen of Owatonna first and
Chas. DAWN of Porter second; cock
erel, W. j. Guderian first and Conrad
Alex of New Ulm second; pullet, Mrs.
Olafson first and second; hen, Ed.
Krienke of CORTLAND first and Conrad
Alex second.
Buff Wyandottes- J. J. Neu
decker of Clements first; cock, F. J.
Schisler Of Winthrop second: cockerel
J. J. Neudecker first and F. J. Schis-
Ter second: pullet, r. E. Alvin of New
Ulm first and second: hen, r. E. AL
win first and f. J. Schisler second.
Silver Laced Wyand ottes-Pullet
Ernst Sauer of New Ulm first an6
second.
Golden Laced Wyando
erel, Henry Vedder of New Ulm frs
and second; pullet, Conrad Dirks O:
New Ulm first and Henry Veddel
second.
Columbian Wyandottes - Cock
Tompkins & Squires of Owatonns
first; cockerel, Tompkins & Squjres
first and William Ricter of New Uln
second; pullet, Tompkins & Squires
first and VIM. Richter second; hen
Tompkins & Squares first.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds
Pen, J. H. Meurer of Nicollet first
cock, Jacob Vetter of New Ulm frs
and Rudolph Berndt of New Uln
second; cockerel, J. H. Meurer frs
and L. G. Diamond of Mankato sec
ond; pullet A. G. Westby of Porter
first and J. II. Meurer second.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
Cockerel, A, G. Westby first and sec.
ond; pullet, A. G. Westby first.
Light Brahmas-Cock, J. II. Meure1
first: hen, j. H. Meurer first.
Black Langshans-Cockerel, L. c.
Diamond first: pullet, Diamond first.
Single Comb Brown Leghorns-
Cock, Frank Huettle of Mankato first
cockerel, Ernst Sauer first; pullet,
Ernst Sauer first; hen, Frank Huettle
first and second.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns-Pul
let, r. E. Alvin first and second.
Single Comb White Leghorns-P.ul
let, Ernst Sauer first: hen, F. Stein