Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-30

In competition with the entire
state, Marshall countys boys and
girls, members of the baby beef and
pig clubs, led by County Agent w.
A Buchanan. captured most OF the
honors In the calf and pig classes
that had been awarded up to Satur-
day night. Their winnings included
thirty three prizes for total OF $766
In money and silver. trophy cup.
Their splendid showing and the num-
Der and Importance Of the prizes the
boys and girls captured made their
exhibit one of the sensations Of the
live stock division OF the fair.
Included in the prizes were not
only the firsts IN the Angus, Short
horn and Hereford classes, but also
sweepstakes and reserve champion
in the baby beef show, but in addi-
ton first second and fifth in the
carlot competition of baby beeves
and first in each of the Hampshire,
Duroc Jersey and Dhroc litter classes
in the pig club competition.
Swept Compctition Away.
The Marshall county team won so
many prizes-twenty three in all--in
the baby beef competition as prac-
tically to eliminate all the other
counties. In addition to the sweep
stakes and reserve champion and the
carlot prizes, the local boys and girls
won seven out Of twenty-three pos
sible prizes in the Shorthorn class,
three out Of forty In the Hereford
class and eight out of twenty in the
Angus class.
The champion calf of the show and
the winner of first place in the
Angus division was the calf fed by
Harry Haddocls, of Rhodes. 1t is said
this calf stands to win the sweep
stakes Of the entire fair in the open
class. to be decided later.
The reserve champion, Shorthorn
steer. was fed by Joseph Caputa, a
LeGrand boy.
List Of Baby Beef Prizes.
The list of the prizes in the baby
beef show won by Marshall county
boys were:
Angus Harry Haddock, Rhodes.
first and sweepstakes over all
breeds; John HolmqMst, city, third
and seventh; Ernest Holmqulst, city,
sixth; Lester Plummer, city, eighth;
Edward Neiderhauser, city, twehth;
Willard Hauser, Albion, fourteenth;
Frank Moninger Minerva, nine
teenth. There were twenty seven
Angus beeTes shown by county boys
in this class and the total entries
from the state were fifty-seven.
Shorthorns-Joseph Caputa, Le-
Grand. first and reserve champion of
entire show: Marie Fricke, State
Center, sixth; Harry Haddock,
Rhodes, seventh; Leo Piper, Le-
Grand, eighth: John Holmquist. city,
ninth: Cecil Waltemeyer, Melbourne,
tenth; LELAND Halter, Melbourne,
thirteenth. In this class seven calves
were shown by county boys and the
total entries numbered thirty.
Herefords-Floyd Myers, Lamoille,
first; Morris Butler, city, second;
Robert Collins, Liscomb, seventh.
County boys had three entries in a
class Of forty.
Carlot Winners.
In q class Of eight CARROTS entered,
Marshall county entered three, the
calves exhibited by the boys being
divided into three CARROTS Of ten head
each by County Agent w. A. Blu
chanan. In one carlot he placed ten
Angus calves and they won first. In
another car he, placed Shorthprn and
Hereford calves and they WIN sec
ond, and the. third car Of sAngus
calves took fifth place.
Pig Feeders Do Well.
In the pig club competition the
Marshall county boys and girls did
nearly as well. The prizes won by
them were:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hibbs, Le-
Grand, first boar, ninth gilt, and
first for litter of four.
Duroc Jersey-Cecil Waltemeyer,
Melbourne, first boar; Myron Tweed,
LeGrand, eighth boar: NARROW
Tweed, LeGrand, tenth boar Cecil
Waltemeyer, firt for litter Of four.
Poland Chinas-Fay Perry, Gill
man, sixth boar and third litter.
The county pig club demonstration
team won second place in field of
twenty teams.
The boys calves and pigs were