The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-17
ohio MAN RECEIVES
SWEEPSTAKES CUP
S. S. Farquhar Gets Big
Prize on Best Bird Ex-
hibited At Show.
AWARD ALL TABLETS
Many School Children At
tend Annual Poultry
Show Today.
AWARD ALI TABLETS

The sweepstakes cup for the best
bird in the poultry show, given by
the Richmond Pet Stock association,
was awarded to cock owned by S.
S. Farquhar, Pleasant Ridge, Ohio.
The bird scored 95a4 points.
All cups, ribbons, and tablets were
awarded today. Following the exhi-
show will close, this being the largest
and most successful given under the
auspices of the association.
This morning groups of school child
rem took advantage of the free admis-
sion and attended the show. The at
tendance has been good from the be-
ginning. Last night there were 25O
paid admissions.
G. w. Richards, of New Paris, was
given the pen of white leghOrns, by
the association last night. Another
pen will be given away at $50 o'clock
tonight
Cups Are Awarded.
The cups were awarded as follows
for best bird in show. $25 cup, S. s.
Farquhar, Pleasant Ridge, Ohio; for
best display Of ducks, SO cup, Walter
Hiatt, Winchester; for best pen of
birds in show exhibited by lady, $40
cup Mrs. Albert Radcliffe, New Castle
cup offered by Jenkins & Co.; for best
pen in show, $25 cup offered by Mer-
chants association, S. S. Farquhar,
Pleasant Ridge, Ohio; for best pen
rose comb Rhode Island Reds, SO cup
by Second National Bank, L. S. Gray;
for highest scoring bird, $40 cup offer
ed by Mrs. Lamar Monarch, S. S. Far
quhar, Pleasant Ridge, Ohio
For the best displays and pens in
their classes, the following received
so silver cups:
S. S. Farquhar. Pleasant Ridge
Ohio; l.. p. Cellar, Milton. Ind; J
w. Moore, Cambridge City, Ind A. E
lHietuhcr. I-"Wisburg, Ohio; S. S. Far
Quhar, Pleasant Ridge, Ohio; l.. p
Zei.ar. Milton; Jesse Meyncke Wind
fall: S. S. Farquhar, Pleasant Ridge;
W O. Newton, Newcastle; l.. p. Eel
lar, Milton; w. A. Oler, Dublin: S. S
Farquhar Pleasant Ridge; e. E. Cart
wright, city; w. L. Ginder, city; Mrs
S. p. Pike, Centerville, Ind; Jesse
Meyncke, Windfall; w. A. Hawley
New Paris; John G. Otstot, Muncie
A. Z. Fletcher, LeWisburg: Alma and
Dorothy Waidele. city; w O. Newton
New Castle; Jesse Meyncke, Wind
fall; S. S. Farquhar Pleasant Ridge
Premiums awarded yesterday after
naan are:
Barred Rocks.
d w. Foster, second and fourth
cocks; third cockerel; first and second
hens; fourth pullet; second and fourth
Ia
first cock, first cockerel, fourth hen
third pullet, first pen. r. +. Lyst
Farmland. second cockerel, first anC
second pullets. George Harvey
Son, third cock, fourth cocEerel, frs
hen, third pen.
Black Lanqshan.
r. G. HOugl, third cock. second hen
third pen. A NJ Elliott, rural route
No. s; second pen. J, w. Moore, Cam
bridge City, first and second cock
first, second, third and fourth cock
erels, first, third and fourth hens; frs
second an dfourth pullets; first pen
Anconas.
Alma and Dorothy Waidele, frs
cock, first cockerel, first, second, thirC
and fourth hens; first pullet and frs
pen. J. E. Moore, Cambridge City, sec
ond, third and fourth pullets.
White Cochin Bantams.
w O. Newton. Newcastle, first ant
second cocks; first, second, third ant
fourth hens; first pullet.
Buff Cochin Bantams.
Albert Hawkins, COnnersyille, frs
cockerel; first, second and fourth pull
lets; second pen. Mrs. S. P. Pike
Centerville, first cock. second cocker
ell. first, second, third and fourth hens
third pullet first pen.
Omar Whelan and J. Runge & SOr
had exhibits of all kinds of CHECKER
feed during the show. Irwin Reed &
Son exhibited incubatOrs and feet
pans. The Standard Pattern company
had a display of farm engines.
Only One "RROMo oU!NiNE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUI
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