Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-24
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T. COUNTY AGENTS NOTES. !,
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Winners at County Show.

The annual Live Stock Show OF!
the Oconee Jersey Bull Association
and the County Club Show were both
held at the Court House in Walhalla.
on Friday last, Nov. 10. Both the
exhibits and the crowds who witt
messed them proved the show suc-
cess. In the opinion Of the judges,
the exhibits of ten ears Of corn would
have won first place at the State.
Fair, especially the ten ears exhib-
ited by George Taylor, Of Oconee
Creek.
In Judging the pigs exhibited by
club members, Mildred Mcdonald, of
Richland, won first, but it was found
too difficult to determine the winner
OF the second prize, so the judges
voted tie and gave prize each to
Mary G. Fowler, Of the Fairfield
school, and to Claude Brewer, of the
Flat Shoals school.
In the Jersey Bull Association con-
tests the three bulls were in better
condition for show than the COWS
and heifers, and this condition should
be improved upon before the next
show, in the opinion Of the live stock
judge.
Only two pure-bred heifers were
exhibited. and these were exhibited
by Mr.. LeCroy, Of Ebenezer, who
won first and second prizes, the Sd
prize not being taken. The exhibit OF
heifer showing greatest improvement
over mother (both shown) was won
by w. r. Cobb, OF Oak Grove, and in
the opinion Of the Judge, Mr.. La
Master, this was one Of the outstand-
ing features of the show.
Exhibits by tho, Girls.
The exhibits Of canned goods, sew
ing and poultry, exhibited by men,
bers Of the Girls Clubs, made most
creditable showing. w. II. McJunkin,
Duroc breeder of the South Union
section, brought three fine registered
pigs to show the club members. He
viii give similar pig to the county
prize winner in the Pig Club next
spring, and will offer $500 cash
prize for the best DuToo in next
years club. .RSt
The judges were: 81
j4.-s.Corn,tt cowpeas, fgss ssand@peanutsGns
A. A. McKeown, district agent, OF
Rock Hill, and B. o. Williams, Boys
CLUB Agent, sof Bishopyille.
| Bull Association Show. p. La
Master, dairy husbandman, Of Glenn
son College,
The merchants, business men and
others who contributed prizes for
| TINS SHOW deserve great deal of
| credit for its success. Mr.. Wilson,
owner Of The Rex Theatre, entertain
ed the crowd royalty with a free pic
tnre show, consisting Of five-recl
feature, Hearts and Jerseys" a pic
ture show. consisting Of flve-reel
| Cattle Club, and one-reel picture
on Pig Club Work, obtained from the
U. S. Department Of Agriculture.
Bull Association Winners.
Winners of the Bull Association
prizes were as follows:
Best kept Association Bull--1st
prize, bull staff and $500 cash, won
by John Brandt; I'd prize, bull staff
and $3.50 cash, won by p. A. Brown;
80 prize, bull staff, won by w. r.
Cobb.
Prize OF $500 cash was won by w.
R. Cobb on bull showing greatest
improvement since last show.
Grade daughter Of Association
Bull, under months old: 1st prize,
Seneca Grocery Co.. $500 sugar,
plus cash 5000 $1,000, won by w.
r. Cobb; I'd prize, Westminster
Hardware CO, one calf yoke, and
Stonecypher Drug Co., half dozen
Potato Bug Killer, won by Frank
Huskamp; Sd prize, w. L. England,
48 pounds stock feed, won by w. r.
Cobb.
Grade daughter Of Association
bull, over months old: 1st prize,
c. w. J. e. Bauknight, merchln-
disc plus cash $500 (7.0O), won by
II. w. LeCroy; I'd prize, Kelley
Bros. merchandise $500, won by j
w. LeCroy; Sd prize, Cash Grocery
Co., lard $2.75, won by II. A. Wood
Pure-bred daughter Of Association
Bull, any age: LIST prize, f. l.. MINI
mons, merchandise. $500, won by
| T. w. LeCroy; I'd prize, J. J. Ansei.
rocker $3.50, won by T.. w. LeCroy:
"d prize, Norman Co., $500 mer-
chandise. not taken.
Grade daughter Association Rull.
in milk: 1st prize, r. O. Mattison,
merchandise $500, plus 50 (s7.00),
won by r. NJ. Holland: I'd prize.
Adams Hardware Co., merchandise
| SIS, won by John Brandt: Cd prizn
Barron C Burley Bros, merchan-
disc $3.50, not taken.
Pure-bred or Grade daughfer of
Association bull, any age: 1st priza.
K. X Nimmons, lap robe $1,000, won
by w. K. Cobb; I'd prize. M. A. Wood
& Co., rocker $500. won by n. w.
LeCroy; 81 prize. Moss & Ansel, ,mer-
chandise $3.50, won by T. w. Le-
Croy
Daughter showing greatest i'm
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