Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-13

Wilson Grammer, OF L.scomb, one o,
the younger exhibitors, with the cham.
pion barrow and champion pen, carried
away chief honors at the second Mar
shalltown Swine and Corn Congress
which closed Thursday afternoon
Grammer virtually swept the platter
IN the grade or cross breed class
Further honors were won by the Lis
comb exhibitor. when his champion
baxrow was sold at auction at 80 cents
a pound. to the Midland Packing Com
Tany, Of Sioux City. worlds RECORD
price. The former record price was
1 &c cents a pound, fat bid Grammer 5
Prize winner weighed in at $50 pounds
! The sale Of barrows resulted in eN-
I ceptional prices. the hogs being divided
INTO car lots of fifty hogs each and
sold by lot. Car No. /. made up OF
/ rogs. exhibited by Packer Hudson
! Scurr. Robinson. TWsdt, Grammer
| Bolts and Wnltermeyer. was sold to the
! Sinclair Packing Company. of Cedar
| Rapids, at s17.25 pee hundred weight.
| The second car. with hogs exhibited
! by Brouchard. Lewis. Cook. Elliott,
! FssCus. Penn berton. Beane. Howard and
! Allen. was sold to 4. F. Steward &
| Co, Chicago. at sl7.05 per hundred.
Pork in Big Demand.
So many requests were made for
choice parts of the hogs used for de-
monstration PURPOSES by Prof H. D.
Helsor. Of Iowa State College. that the
carcass was cut up and sold by the
piece. bringing s46
4. F. Steward. OF the firm of A. F.
Steward & Co. Of Chicago. declared
merit. and predicted a bigger and bet
ter show next year, when Iowa's only
barrow exhibition became more widely
heraIded. as a result Of the excellent
show this year
+. H. Hudson. Of this city. exhibiting
for the first time. Won first place with
his pen OF three Duroc- Jersey harrows
in competition with Oldest and most
successful exhibitors in the country.
Miss Pauline Bolts. OF Clemons. the
only girl exhibitor at the show took
down second honors for grade bar
row narrowed between April Is. and
July /. 1918.
n 7 R-crhard df Colo, showed the
champion barrow in the Chester-White
class and his prize winner would have
been awarded the premium as reserve
chamnion had such a prize been Of
fered The Brouhard entry was de-
clared to be the second best barrow at
the show
The Prize Winners.
The list Of prize winners follows:
Pure bred Poland Chinas-
Barrow. farrowed between March
and April y. I9Is-J. H. Packer.
Clcmons. first; George Lewis. city.
second: J. II. Packer. city, third
George Lewis. city, fourth.
Barrow. tarrowed between April -
and July !. 1sls-Roscoe Ffscus, Lis
comb. first: J. H. Packer. second: Ros-
coe F.scus. third; ]. H. Packer. fourth.
Pen OF three barrows, narrowed be-
tween March ! and April ID. H.
Packer. first. George Lewis. second.
Pen Of three barrows narrowed be
tween April = and July II II.
Packer. first; Roscoe Fiscus, second.
hampton barrow. H. Packer.
Champion pen-J. H. Packer.
Pure bred Duroc- Jerseys.
Barrow. farrowcd between March l
ana Anrjl ii. NJ. Twedt. LeGrand:
IT, p Waltemeyer & Son, Melbourne,
second and third. J. NJ. Twedt, fourth.
Barrow. rarrowed between April Is
and Jy,v J =. Waitenever K Son,
frs. 2. II. Hudson. second and third:
.J . WalteInever & Son. fourth; ]. N.
Twadt, fifth and sixth.
Pen Of there barrows. farrowed be-
tween March and April l5-J. D.
W-3lterneyer & Son, first; J. VI. Twedt,
second.
Pen nj three barrows farrowed be-
tween ADril Is and July In. H. Hud-
son. 6rst. J. D, Waltemeyer & Son,
second. z. II, Hudson. third.
Chan1pion barrog-J, D. Waltemeyer
&, som
CHAMPION zen Of barow;-R. H.
Hudson.
Pure bred Chester Whites
Rarrow. farrowed between March
and ADrl 10 + Rrouhard, Colo,
6rst. J D. Waltemeyer g. Son, sec
ond.
/Rarrow. narrowed between April Is
and July 10. J. Brouhard. first and
second: J, D. Haltemeyer e. Son, third
and fourth.
Pen of three barroHs. farrowed be-
tween AnriI Is and July 10. J. Brou-
hard. first: J. D, Waltemeyer &, Son,
second
Champion barrow-O. :. Brouhard.
Champion pcn-O. J, Brouhard.
Pure bred uampshire-
Barrow. farrovvca between March
and Anril l5-R. T. Pamberton. L.