The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-12
BOYS CLUB SHOW
A GREAT SUCCESS
Large Crowd Attend Ex-
hibit of Farmer Boys.
SOME FINE PIGS IN SHOW
State Agent Nelson Says the
Prettiest Bunch of Pigs
Seen This Year.

, me ONO county Boys ACricul-
tual Club exhibited their products
on the north side OF the square Fri
day, and it is conceded by everyone
that the quality of everything exhib-
tied was fully so per cent above that
| shown last year, which is evidence
of the fact that the Doys are taking
an interest in the club work. which
is so zealously pushed by County
Agent w. w. Browder.
Mr.. 8. G. Nelson, Safe Agent BOYS
Clubs, Of Hopkinsvlle, was Judge Of
the show, and he admits that there
was about the prettiest bunch of pigs
exhibited he had ever seen, and that
it was a difficult matter to pin the
"blue."
There were 20 pigs exhibited, one
Poland China, two Berkshires and
twenty-six Durocs. The Poland Chi
ma won the sweepstakes, being con-
sidered by Mr. Nelson as the best
pig IN the snow.
Below is the order in which the
prizes were awarded
DUROCS-Clark Maddox, Beaver
Dam, best Duroc pig, SIS, by John
Allen Wilson.
POLAND CHINA-Fred Deane,
Dundee, best Poland China pig, SIS,
by Squire w. S. Deane.
BERKSHIRE-Lelan F.. Carson,
Hartford, Route 3, best Berkshire
pig, premium Berkshire pig, SIS, by
Henry NJ. Pirtle.
SWEEPSTAKES-Fred Deane, Po-
land China pig, So cash.
Best Pi" Porker-Duroc. Paul
Maddox, Hartford, Route 4, 81 cash.
Best Pig, Sd choice-Duroc, Lyman
Allen, Hartford, Route 5, 81 cash.
Best Pig, 4th choice-Duroc, Wavy
Wilson, Olaton, Route l, $3.50 cash.
Best Pig, 5th choice-Duroc, Ken
meth Tinsley, Hartford, Route 5, So.
Best Pig, 9th choice-Duroc, Geo.
Brown, Rockport, $3.50.
Best Pig, 18th choce-Duroc, Otis
Maddox, Hartford, Route 4, $500.
Best Pig. Sth choice-Duroc. Ray
Maddox, Hartford, Route 4. $1.5O.
The following boys had pigs in the
show that were very fine indeed, and
every one Of the pigs did honor to
the bows who gloomed them for tho
show: a -.,-~a-,
John Tanner, Hartford, Route 7:
Alney c. Tanner, Hartford, Route 7;
J. c. Lindley, Centertown, Route /;
Lottye f. Maddox. Hartford, Route
4; Griffith Mitchell. Dundee; Donald
Mitchell. Dundee; Russell Brown,
Rockpolt: Delbelt Nowcom. Hart
ford, Route .; jesse Smith, Hartford,
Route /; Maurce Chinn, Beaver Dam;
Evan G. Render Centertown. Route
/; d. j. X. Maddox Hartford. Route
:; Clifton Richardson, Beaver Dam.
Route 2: Delma J, Newcom. Hart
ford Route 5; Hannawalt Bennett,
Hartford, Route Z; Hubert Bennett,
Hartford, Route 7; Siebert d. Multi
Kin, Beaver Dam. Route 2; Edwin
Shaver. Hartford. Route 2.
POULTRY-D. Kell Carson. list
premium, 81; Raymond Yeiser, I'd
premium. $3.50.
POTATOFS--Ravmond Yeiser, LIST
premium, SO; w. r. Carson, Jr., I'd
premium. $l.50.
SOY BEANS-HasIcll Bennett, LIST
premium. SO; John Tanner. I'd pre-
mum. $3.50 watch.
The premiums were made ND by
he following parties: Beaver Dam
Deposit Bank. Beaver Dam Milling
o., r. p. Barnes 3 Bro. Bank of
Hartford, Ohio County Fiscal Court,
2. C. Her. ]. B. Tapapn. Carson &
o., Fair e. Co.. James II. Williams.
ohm Allen Wilson, II. NJ. Pirtle, W.
!. Dean, Heavrin & Barrass. Rock
ort Deposit Bank, L. f. Everly, Ma
anzas.
After the judging of the farm pro-
ucts and pigs was over. and the
rize winners announced. through
he courtesy of the management of
he Star Theater, the boys were adj
lifted to the picture show free.
There were other boys of the club
no did not bring their pigs in. The
'rn and tobacco boys will have their
<hibit later