Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-11
CLEM0Ns BOY WINS
CLARENCE COOK. AGED IS, SHOWS
GRAND CHAMPION BARROW.
Member of Marshall County Boys
Club Takes First tIonsss at Mar
shalitown Swine snd. Corn Congress
--leGrand Exhibitor Shows Grand
pionship Pen.

To iS-year old Clemens Lad, Clsr-
cnce Cook fell the honor OF exhibiting
the champion barrow at the Marshall
town Swine and Corn Congress this
year The boy, exhibiting for the first
time, took highest honols from bis
field in the sharpest OF competition.
The prize winner il "a pure-brsd Du-
roc JERSEY. fed in the Marshall county
pig club contest.
Grand championship pen honors
were won by Charles i. Hbbs, OF Le-
Grand. who exhibited pen of pure
bred Hampshires. tllbbs also won re-
serve championship witha Hampshire
barrow, and Harry Brown, OF Laurel,
showed reserve grand Championship
pen, with Poland Chinas.
In the corn show chief honorS went
TO Eddie I.uN, OF Shalbyyiljc, Ind, IL
the single ear and tcn-oar contests.
and Krizer Bros. Of Eddyville, in the
eighty ear class. Lux has been an
exhibitor at the local show since the
congress was organized and has al
ways been in the list OF winners. !,
Boy Exhibitors Winners.
Many new faces were noticeable
among the swine exhibitors th!s year.
with the boy exhibitors winning q.
geodly share Of honors IN open c0mpc-
tition. Several outstanding pen eN-
hibits of fat baTrows were those Of
Clarence Cook. of Clemens, purc-
Durocsa J. II. Packer Clemens. Poland
Chines; Charles and [. I. Hubs. Not
LeGrand. Hampshires: Harry Brown,
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Smith, OF Clemens, Durocs. The prize
winners follow.
Grades and Crosses.
March barrows-First and fourth, 3.
A. Smith. Clemens; second and third,
J. w GranQmer, Liscomb; fourth and
tenth. Howard Ellis, state Center;
sixth, L. f. Johnson, LeGrand; sew
snth and twelfth, o. r Yetley, Gar
win: eighth. Morgan Bonzer Albion;
ninth and eleventh, f. C. Wetherbee.
city.
March pen-First. ]. ". Grammer;
second and fourth, B. A. Smith: third.
Howard Ellis; fifth, 0. T. Yetley;
sixth, E. C. Wetherbee: seventh. Ben
Putnam.
May barrow-Ffrst and sixth, Harry
Brown; second. D. II. Paul, Laurel;
third and tenth. Morgan Bonner;
fourth and eleventh. George W. Pow
ers, city; fifth and eighth, L. ". Ross,
Clemens: seventh and eighth. Howard
Moninger. city.
May pens-F1rst, Harry Brown; Sec
ond. Morgan Bonner; third and sew
snth, George Powers; fourth, L w.
Ross: fifth and sixth, Howard Nom
niger.
Champion grade barrow - 3. A.
Smith.
Champion grade pen-Ra,ry Brown.
+ Pure Bred Duroes.
March barrows-F1rst and second,
Clarence Cook; third and fourth. Ben
Putnam, Haverhal.
March pens-FYrst, Clarence Cook;
second. Ben Putnam
May barrows-First and second, 2,
H. Hodson, city.
May pens-First and second, P. Il.
Hodson.
Champion barrow-Clarence Cook
Champion pen-Clarence Cook.
Pure Bred Polands.
March barrow-F4rst and second, J,
II. Packer, Clemens.
May barrow-First and second, J. II.
Packer
May pens-Ffrst, J. H. Packer.
Champion barrow and champion pen
j H. Packer;
Pure Bred Hampshires.
March barrow-FErst and fourth,
Charles Hibbs, LeGrand; second and
third. L r Hubs. LeGrand.
March pens-Ffrst, Charles Hibbs;
second and third, L. T. Hibbs.
May barrow-First and second,
Charles Hibbs; thipd, L. T. Hibbs;
fourth and fifth, Morgan Bonzer; sixth,
L. T. Hibbs.
May pens-Flrst. Charles Hibbs;
second, Morgan Bonner; third and
fourth. L. 7. Hibbs.
Champion barrow and champion
pen-Charles F. Hobbs.
Pure Bred Chester Whites,
March barrow-First and second.
Gallentine Bros. city.
March pens-First, Gallantine Bros.
Champion barrow ard champion
pen-Gallentine Bros.
About 200 exhibitors competed al the
swine and corn shows, the list repre-
senting five states and many Iowa
counties. The show was one Of quail
NY thruout
Hog Siaughterins Denomination.
The hog Strengthening and DRESSING
demonstration this morning by H. D
Helser, Of Iowa State College, was we'll
attended. The more practical meth
DDS Of home butchering ere explained.
Mr.. Helser emphasized the Importance
of selection when fat hogs are to be
slaus htered. Medium sized hogs
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