The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-26
SWINE.

4erd boar and three sows. under ont
ear: first prize, champion boar; firs
.rize, champion SOW; first prize, age'
,oar; first prize, aged SOW; secont
prize, young boar; first prize, youn,
,ow, six MONTHS first prize, pig unde
! me year; winning a total OF sever
irst and two seconds.
In the same class J. R. Williamson
of Culleoka, won the follOwin,
awards: Second prize, aged here
boar and three sows over one year
first prize, young herd boar and three
sows under one year; second prize
aged boar; second prize. aged SOW
first prize, young boar; second prize
pig under one year.
In the Yorkshire class the Ewel
Stock Farm, of Spring Hill, was thu
biggest winner, with the following
awards: First prize, aged herd, boa
and three sows. over one year; frs
prize, champion boar; first prize,
champion SOW.
Sheep. %
The Ewell Stock Farm won frs
prize on Dorsett sheep; and Gus Sow
ell won first and second on Southdowr
sheep. V. A. McClanahan, of Gross
Bridges, won first prize on Hampshire
sheep and J. A. English won SECOND
on this class.
Girls And Boys Poultry.
In the Girls and Boys Poultry Clut
exhibit, Clarence Kerr won first or
Barred Plymouth Rocks and Marga
ret Harlan won first on Rhode Island
Reds.
In the keen competition in the col
lective school exhibits the Hampshire
school won the first place, with Cul-
leoka second Enterprise, third, and
Mt. Pleasant, fourth. About seven or
eight schools were entered in this de-
partment and each exhibit was a mar
vicious display of the industrial and
vocational work that is being done in
the schools of Maury county. The ex-
hibits were beautiful and complete in
every detail.
The Hampshire Boys Corn Club
also won first place in the collective
exhibit in that department. Ed Har-
olson was winner of the prize for the
best 10 ears of corn in the Boys Corn
Club exhibit with Ashley Pog2e sec
ond; John Benderman. third, and a
boy from the Ettaton club, fourth.
Miss Louise Watkins won the first
prize for the best needle work.
Other awards Friday were:
Baby Show.
".rgaret Allen Lusk, first Silver
Cup.
Spofford English, Jr., second, Silver
Cup.
Pony Show And Races.
Best Stallion, any age-R. W. Akin
Fest Mare. any age-J. S. Frierson,
first; Allie kittrell second
Best Stallion. Mare or Gelding-R
w. Akin.
Several pony races were run, in
which R. W. Atkins pony was the Win
ner of most of them.
Horses And Riders.
Best Gentleman Rider-John- Pat
terson. first; A. W. Kittrell, second;
F. S. Wheeler, third.
Best Stallion. Mare or Gelding,
three gaits-A- W. kittrell.
Best Plantation Saddle Horse-F. S.
Wheeler
Cattle.
Herefords-Bull, three years old and
over, V. A. McClanahan; butt, one
year and under two, Alsonia Farm,
owned by w. A. Kittrell: bull, under
one year. Alsonia Farm first; Hugh
Dyer, second; COW, three years old
and over, V. A. McClanahan; heifer,
one year old and under two, V. A. Nc
C!anahan; heifer, under one year, V.
A. McClanahan.
Shorthorns-Bull, three years old
and over, Frank S. Wheeler bull, two
years old and under three, e. B. Shan
non: bull, under one year, Frank S.
Wheeler, first and second heifer, one
year old and under two, Frank s.
Wheeler: heifer, under one year old,
Frank S. Wheeler, first; ]. A. English,
second.
Aberdeen-Angus-B three years
old and over J. W. Ridley, first; w. P.
Ridley, second: bull, one year old and
under two, j. W. Ridley; cow, three
years old and over, W. P. Ridley, first;
w. Ridley, second; heifer. one year
Id and under two, Chas. w. Alexan.
err: heller, under one year old, ]. w.
Ridley.
Jerseys-Bull, ]. F. Davis, first;
ask Bros, second; COW, ]. F. Davis
riFa- +wo wars old I F Davis