Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-09-11
COLLINS & TAYLOR
MAKE fine SHOW

Messrs. Collins & Taylor, of Rich
fat cattle at the state fair this week.
In addition to winning second prize
in the ring for best grass fatted car
load of pure or grade steers, they won
first prize for the best grass -fatted
single head steer, or spayed heifer in
District 8, and several other ribbons.
Nearly all of the winning feeders are
we'll known here. The complete cat
tie awards are as follows:
Championship for best grain
fatted single head, pure bred or grade
steer: Kenneth CALDWELL first prize
5000; James Caldwell, second prize,
500.
Championship for best grain fat
ted carload of fifteen head, pure bred
or grade steers: H. S. Caywood
North Middletown, first prize, $3.50;
James Caldwell, second prize, $3.50.
Championship for best grain fat
ted six head of pure bred or grade
steers: John Caldwell, first prize
$500; H. S. Caywood, second prize
5000. -.
Championship for best grass fat
ted carload of fifteen head of pure
bred or grade steers; James We'll
Lexington, first prize, $500: Collins &
Taylor, Richmond, second prize, 5000.
Championship for best grass fatted
six head pure bred or grade steers:
James We'll, first prize, 5000; Collins
& Taylor second prize, $780,
Championship for best fatted
single head of pure bred or grade
steer, spayed or martin heifer: Col
Inns & Taylor, first prize $40; James
We'll, second prize, $50.
Best carload steer feeders over 2
years old, pure bred or grade Sher-
rell & Lett, Chicago, first prize, $3.50;
Corners & Bro, North Middletown,
KY, second prize, $3.50.
Best carload of steer feeders, I'M
der 2 years old, pure bred or grade:
Caywood & Daniel, first prize, $3.50;
B. B. Button, second prize, $3.50.
Championship carload of steers, any
age: Sherrel & Lett, first prize $500;
Caywood & Daniels, second prize,
5000.
Best carload of heifer feeders, over
2 year old: Caywood & Daniels, first
prize, $3.50
Best carload of heifer feeders, un-
der years old: Caywood & Daniels,
first prize, $3.50; B. B. Button, second
prize, $3.50.
Championship carload of heifer
feeders, any age: Caywood & Daniels,
first prize, $500; second prize, Cay
wood & Daniels, 5000.
District 8
Best grain fatted carload of fif-
teen head pure-bred of grade steers,
H. S. Caywood, North Middletown,
first prize, $500; James Caldwell,
second prize, $3.50; j. D. Gay, Of Pine
Grove, KY, third prize, $3.50.
Best grain fatted six head of pure
bred or grade steers, James Caldwell,
first prize, $3.50; H. S. Caywood, Sc
ond prize, $3.50, and ]. d. Gay, third
prize, $100.
Best grain fatted single steer spay-
ed or martin heifer, pure-bred or
grade: Kenneth Caldwell, first prize,
$50; James Caldwell, second prize,
500, and H. S. Caywood third prize,
$50.
Best grass fatted carload of fif-
teen head pure-bred or grade steers,
James We'll, first prize, $3.50; Collins
& Taylor, second prize, $3.50.
Best grass fatted six head Of pure
bred or grade steers, James We'll,
first prize, $3.50, and Collins & Tay-
lor, second, prize, 500.
Best grass fatted single head
steer, spayed or martin heifer, pure
bred or grade, Collins & Taylor, first
prize, $500; James We'll, second prize,
SIS, and C. A. Squires, of Crossword,
third prize, $50.