Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-02-26
Marshall Co. Farmers
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At the Live Stock sale held at Crooks
ton February 18th, Marshall county
farmers picked out the cream Of the
stock offered for sale. This new blood
added to their present well-bred herds
will do much to promote the livestock
industry in the county. At the sale 81
Shorthorns were sold at an average
price Of $240, the high price being 1915 ];
18 H0lsteins were sold, average $780,
high price $1,000; Guernseys 4, aver
age $3.50, high 1926; one Hereford at
1925. Duroc Jerseys 80, average $3.50,
high $500. Poland China 8, average
$50, high $3.50. Chester White 4, aver
age sos, high $4,000.
Farmers who brought home stock
with which to improve their herds are
as follows:
Nels Palm, Alvarado, Guernsey COW,
1926.
James Porten, Alvarado, Guernsey
bull, SITE
Munge and Son, Warren, two
Chester White gifts, sos and $50.
P. r. Benson, Stephen, Chester White
gilt, $780,
Ed. Rosendahl, Warren, Duroc Jer-
sey sow, $155.
Fred s. Clarke, Warren, Duroc Jer-
sey SOW, $3.50.
Chas. Frank, Warren, three Duroc
Jersey gifts, $235, $85 and $50.
Ward Clancy, Stephen, Duroc Jersey
SOW, sos, boar $50. ...........
w. J. Durbahn, Angus, Shropshire
ram, $35.
The Marshall county breeders who
sold stock at the sale are as follows:
Nordlum & Morris, Middle River, two
Shorthorn bulls, 1920 and $215.
VIM. G. Miller, Warren, ShOrthorn
COW, 1886, two bulls, 1926 each.
F. A. Green, Stephen, eight Duroc
Jersey sows, $1.375.
Fred s. Clarke, three Duroc Jersey
sows, sos, $S5, SIS.
A Holstein COW, Dora Johanna Fayne
Homestead, consigned by e. G.
Schroeder, of Moorhead, was the high
est priced animal at the sale, being sold
to r. T.. Buckler, of Cro0kston, for
G. N. Morkassel had listed his Short
horn bull, Chief Of elm Grove, but after
seeing the other animals at the sale
decided to retain him. 49,
Prize Winners at Live Stock Show.
Holsteins- year and under
2, Spaulding Farm Co., Warren, first
and second. Heifer, under 1 year,
Spaulding Farm Co., fifth.
Milking Shorthorns-Bull, under 1 |
year, Nordlum & Norris, Middle River,
second and third. -.- ~:
Shorthorns- 1 year and I'M
der 2, VIM. G. Miller, Warren, fourth
and fifth. er 1,!@
Herefords- Champion Bull, .Chas.
Franks, Warren; Bull, 1 year and I'M
der 2, Chas. Franks, first; Bull, under
l year, Chas. Franks, first and second
Heifer, under L: year, Chas. Franks.
first. -
Duroc Jerseys-Champion sow, F.. A.
Green, Stephen. Boar, year and I'M
der 2, f. A. Green second, G. NJ Nor
kassel, third Boar, under 1 year, F.
"A. Green, second. Sow, 2 years or over,
f. A. Green, second and third. Sow, 1
year and under 2, T. A. Green, second. !
Sow, under l year, f. A. Green, third. |
Herd, f. A. Green, second.
Poland China-Boar, under 1 year,
Harry Mellick, Strathcona, third.
Chester Whites-Champion SOW, NJ |
w. Munger, Warren Sow, 2 years or
over, NJ. w. Munger, first and second
Sow, under / year, NJ. W. Munger, sec
Dnu ana InlfO.
Market Hogs--G. n. Morkassel, sec
ond.
Shorthorns and Pool Durhams-Bull, |
three years old and over. G. N. Morkas-
sci, first. Cow, three years old and over,
6. n. Morkassel, second.
Duroc Jersey-Boar, one year and
slnder two, G. N. Morkassel, third
Prize Winners at Farm Crops Show.
Marquis Wheat-G. T. Peterson,
sweepstakes and first; Engen Bros, Sec
ond; NJ. w. Munger, fifth. - -
Macaroni Wheat G. f. Peterson,
first; Ole Qualle;, fifth;
Bearded Wheat--George e. Cops, |
first -
Six Row Barley-W. F. Tullar.
sweepstakes and first; Geo. E. Cops,
second. r q,
Rye-H. P. Morris, Middle River Sec
Ond.
Flax-W +. Tullar, first
Large White Oats William Timm,
Argyle, third: George C. Copp, fourth
VIM. Copp, fifth.
Early Ohio Potatoes-W. f. Tullar,
third.
Rural New Yorkers-Geo. E. Copp,
third.
Burbank Potatoes George Copp,
fourth; Otto Hje!le, Newfolden, fifth |
Special collective exhibit, largest |
number Of best quality exhibits-W. F.
Tullar, first.