Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
FINAL REPORT MADE on NARsn
COMPETITION ron DAIRY
nREGps.
DAIRY WARD, a ovERMsev.
WINS FIRST PLACE AND $3.50
Another Waterloo Cow Wins Second
and cris~oid Animal Third-eal.
anes Of $1,000 Of Prize Money ois.
tribu4sd Among Ten Owners Of VAR.
Gus 0reods-1heir Records.
Special to Times-Republican.

have been completed on the nrst years
work in the Marsh contest to deter
mine who owned the best COW in Iowa.
and second places are pretty well
known, but the full detailed report will
doubtless be interesting.
A partially complete-and also only
partially correct-report was printed
some time ago. The results as they
appear below are believed to be COR
rect by the secretary Of the Cow Cul-
ture Club. as well as by the extern
sion department of the Iowa State
College.
Dairy Maid of Pinehurst, q Guern-
sey COW. owned by w. w. Marsh. Of
Waterloo, with production OF S52.s9l2
pounds OF butter-fat for the year and
a credit with her allowance for age ac-
cording to the rules OF the contest Of
1O6e.l1SS pounds. wins first place and
the accompanying prize OF $3.50. This
COW will also receive a silver cup from
the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
The second prize Of $3.50 is won by
Jedetta of Ptnehurst, Guernsey cow
also owned by w. w. Marsh. Of
Waterloo. Her total production of
butter-fat for the year was 774.2s37
pounds.
The third prize Of 800 is won by
,Mollie W., a grade Jersey, owned by
Charles B. Kirby. Of Griswold, Iowa.
She produced 466.21s0 pounds of but
ter-fat with a total credit on account
OF her age Of 63s.71Ss pounds. Glen
Goes Bopeep. q Guernsey, owned by
w oF Vat ~
place with production Of 622.5653
pounds. but the rules of the contest
provide that no single breeder can re-
ceive more than two Of the cash prizes
OF the Marsh fund. Therefore, no
money 10 awarded this COW.
Other Prize Winners.
The balance Of tho $1,000 cash prize
fund Is divided amongst the next ten
cows In accordance with the amount Of
butter fat produced by each. The
names Of the cows. Of the owners. and
tho amount OF money each L. entitled
to are as follows:
Jersey ". owned by F. W. voor-
HES. Fairfield, $53.3s.
Laura Nethsrland Gerben. owned by
c. A. Nelson. Waverly. $53.2S.
De Kol Sen-Sen Clothilde, owned by
r. b. Young. Buffalo Center. 35o.s7.
Euryoia's Victoria, owned by J. J.
Richardson. Davenport, $5O.12.
Johanna Ideal De Kol, owned by T.
J. Julian. Algona, $49yo7.
Nutula Fobes. owned by Mckay
Bros. Buckingham. 1886.
Angle Johanna. owned by Marion
c. Miller. Osterdock. 1891.
Creeta II. "a. Spot "a. owned BY J.
G. Guthrie. Shenandoah. $4s.55.
Minnehaha Gerben De Kol owned
by G. A. Nelson. waverly, 1855.
Witske Orsnsby De Kol, owned by
w. b. Barney & Sons. HAMPTON
$685.. ''
Jervey v. is a grade Jersey. Fury.
bias Victoria is pure-bred Jersey.
and the balance Of the above ten cows
are pure-bred Holsteins.
The Holstein- Friesian Association Of
America will duplicate to the extent
Ut so per cent all March prize money
won by Holstein-Friesian cattle.
The American Jersey Cattle Club viii,
duplicate all cash prizes in the Marsh
contest won by registered Jersey cat
tie.
Silver and bronze medals will he
awarded by sthe Iowa State Dairy As
ISOLATION to the nrst three cows In the
contest -'s,' go.
s; E: Ross. creston. owning the best
Grade Holstein (star) is awarded a
Holstein bull calf donated BY ". r
Barney 4 Sons. Hampton.
". B. Loveland. GAINESVILLE. owning
60 :ond best srade Holstein (I.ady
Hoyt) 10 awarded Holstein bull calf
donated by r. b. Young. Buffalo Cen.
ter.
Barnhart & Cox. Independence
owning the best grade Guernsey
(Maud) are awarded Guernsey bull
calf donated by Wilcox 4 Stubs.
]. c. Charlson. Leland, owning the
best shorthorn (Ruby Of Blackwood)
10 awarded . Guernsey bull calf donat-
ed by w. q. ouarton. Algona.
John A. Smith, Oeterdock owning
the third best grade Jersey Jersey
Lily 10 awarded Jersey bun calf do
mated by Charles Howell. Of Rockford
A. Tietjens. Mason City. owning
fourth best Grade Jersey (Jessica) 10