The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-09-25

horses, Mules ana JACKS.
Standard and Roadsters - Stallion
3 years old and upwards, Chas. Nc
Culloch, oskaloosa, first, and VIM
Tindall second; horse foal, Geo. Nor
row; brood mare and sucking colt
VIM. Tindall, first, and Geo. Morrow
second; mare foal, VIM. Tindall, first
and second.
Coach, Hackney and Work Horse:
Stallion years old and upwards
Saunders and Hardman, Montezumai
horse foal, Chas. Steddom, Lacey;
FLY years old, Norvil Richards; FL
~ year old, Burl Richards.
Clydes, Shires and Grades-Stallior
Q years old, o. A. Latchem; brood
mare with sucking colt, Walter Allen
FLY 3 years old, Walter Allen; filly
years old, o. A. Latchem; mare foal
Walter Allen, first
Normans, Belgians and Grades
Stallion years old and upwards. j
HI. Allen; blood mare with sucking
colt, Burl Richard, first, and VIM. Tin
dali second; FLY 8 years old, Burl
Richards; FLY 2 years old, Arthur
Cope, first and David Jones second
tilly / year old, Burl Richards; mare
foal, Arthur Cope.
Buggy Horses-Team, Dan Gordon
Ewart, Ia, first and Paul Wehrle sec,
ond; single driver, C. F. Ferguson
first and Walter Allen second.
Shetland Ponies Stallion, Frank
Hull; single driver, Frank Hull.
Carriage Horses - Team, Homer
Durbin, first and c. A. Beaver second.
Draft Horses - Pair, VIM. Tindall,
first and Walter Allen second.
Jacks and Jennets - Jack years
old, ]. U. Jones.
Mules-Two years old, Burl Rich
ards first and VIM. Tindall second;
pair, A. B. Gregson first and U. Steph-
ems second. ...
Sweepstakes-Best stallion showing
three or more colts, VIM. Tindall;
Stout first and Mrs. A. Broyles sec
best brood mare and two of her colts,
Walter Allen first and Burl Richards
second; best road brood mare, Burl
Richards.
Cattle.
Shorthorns - Yearling bull, c. Z.
and r. L. Latchem; bull calf, II. II.
Darland first and c. E. and R. z. Lat
chem second; COW years old and
calf, C.. Z. and r. E. Latchem first
and H. H. Darland second; heifer 2
years old, C. Z. and r. E. Latchem
first and second; heifer year old,
same; heller calf, H. H. Darland.
Jerseys-Cow and calf, Tom Steph-
ems; heifer year old, same; heifer
calf. same.
Sweepstakes-C. E. and R. Z. Lat.
chem
Sheep.
1 To
Schooley first and Hugh Steddom sec
JAS Schooley second; eve l year old,
Jas. Schooley first and Arthur Cope
second; eve lamb, Arthur Cope first
and Jas. Schooley second.
Sweepstakes - Arthur Cope first
and Hugh Steddom second.
Swine.
Jersey and Duroc Red-W. S. Golly
took first and second prizes in each
of the six entries in this class, also
sweepstakes in both old and young
hogs.
Poultry.
Barred Rocks-Will Wymore took
first on cock, cockerel and pullet;
White Rocks, J. G. Stout first and
second on cockerel and pullet; Black
Langshan, Chas. W. Phillips first and
second on cock and hen and first on
pullet; ]. G. Stout, second on cockerel
and pullet; White Wyandotte. Leslie
Stephens first on hen; White Leg
horn, j. G. Stout first and second on
cockerel, hen and pullet; Brown Leg
horn, Joy Cox first ON cockerel and
pullet; Ancona, Chester LeCocq first
and second on cockerel and pullet;
Rhode Island Red, VIII Wymore first
and second on cockerel and hen, first
on cock and second on pullet, Harold
Shaw first on pullet and second on
cock; Rose Comb Rhode Island Red,
Will Wymore first on cock and hen;
Silver Spsngled Hamburg, VIII Wy
more first on cock and first and sec
ond on hen; Indian Runner ducks,
Ray Durbin; Brown Bantams, Harold
Shaw first; Arnold Fitzgerald first;
White Bantams, Ennis Holt first on
pair, viii Wymore first and second on
fowls and chicks and also sweep
stakes: Toulouse Geese, Will Wy
more first and second; Partridge
Cochin, Miss Ella Galbreath first;
Buff Orpington, Tom Stephens first
and second on hen, cockerel and pull.
let.
Grains, Seeds and Vegetables.
Grains and Seeds-Yellow seed corn,
Mr. Yer Steeg. of Pella, first and Fred
Groves second; white seed corn, Dav-
id Farmer first and Yer Steeg second;
speckled seed corn. Joe Essex first
and j. G. Stout second; late sweet
corn, Noryil Richards; popcorn, Norvil
Richards; broomborn, Ray Latchem
first and second; winter wheat, Ray
Latchem; oats, N. j. Darland first and
Ray Latchem second; winter rye,
Clark Schooley; timothy seed, Ray
Latchem; best collection, Will Wy
more first and Clarence Wymore sec
ond; best 10 ears Of field corn. David
Farmer: best single ear field corn,
Byron Smith.
Vegetables, Root Crop-Irish pota,
toes. late. J. b. Roach; Irish potatoes,
early. Mrs Richard Blagdon first and
Ray Latchem second: carrots, Mrs j..
c. Caudle first and Ray Latchem sec.
oud; table beets, Jno. Lewis first and
Elmer Schenck second; vegetables
not named. Mrs. Julia Duboc first
and second: best collection, VIII Wy
more
Table Vegetables - Cabbage, John
Lewis; tomatoes, Jno. Lewis; Hub
bard squash, Mrs. Elmer Schenck;
marblehead squash, Monroe Ridpath;
display of peppers. Mrs. Elmer