The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-01
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Quality of Exhibits This Year
r. Emphasized By Po'-
Fancier Brown
BOYS AND GIRLS MAX
: :. EXCEPTIONAL SHOW
Awards, Both Merchandise
!. Cash, Are Well Distributed
Among Entrants A.

!. Cash, Are Well Distributed
Among Entrants
The Sixth Annual Beltrami county
poultry show closed Saturday after
four-day exhibit which ranks high in
comparison to previous shows. Quail
ity was evident by the fact that c.
E. Brown, expert fancier and judge,
declared that the show contained no
culls. Membership in the associa-
ton is increasing and indications are
that next years show will be even
better.
; The prizes awarded have been an
nounced as follows: Winners of the
five silver cups offered by the four
local banks and Mrs. E. H. Smith
White Leghorns, Mrs. Smith; Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds, John
Smith,, Barred Plymouth Rocks, Mrs.
E.. X. Anderson; Rose Comb White
Leghorns, A. T. Boo; and Wyandot-
tes, Mrs. e. P. Mcmahon.
The special. awards are as follows:
Largest turkey, G. F. Schroeder, sub
scription to The Pioneer; best pig
cons, Blue Ribbon Poultry yards,
Fergus Falls, subscription to The Pho
neer;' exhibit brought the longest
distance by Ford, one inner tube Of
fered by C. w., Jewett Co., won by
John Smith, travelling seven miles;
best Barred Rock cockerel, 81 poul-
try supplies by Boardman Drug store,
won by Carl Miller, Fosston; best
Rose1 Comb Brown Leghorn cockerel,
81 poultry supplies by Boardman's,
won by C. F. Schroeder; best Single
Comb White Leghorn, five pounds of
coffee by Troppman's, won by John
Patterson; best cock in the show, SO
cash by Bemidji Creamery company,
won by Hillside Poultry Farm, Walk
er;; best exhibition type hen, 81 nit
tens by o. J. Laqua, won by Mrs. E.
X. Anderson; best egg type hen, three
pounds OF; coffee by Henry Miller,
won by Blue Ribbon Poultry Yard;
best Wyandottes, solid coler, IS by
Penney Co., won by Mrs. E. P. Nc
Mahorl; best display of Leghorfs, IS
sweater by Shavitch Bros, won by
C.. F.. Schroeder; pen brought longest
distance by team. IS cash by Koors
Bros, won by John Patterson; best
pen of Rhode Islands, all classes, IS
sweater by Gill Bros, won by A. T.
Doe; best pen of Single Comb Rhode
Island, thermos bottle by O'Leary-
Bowser, won by John Smith; best pen
of Barred Rocks, 40 pound sack of
Hour by Sunshine grocery, won by
Carl Miller, Fosston; best pen of
Barred Rocks, 10 pounds of coffee,
won by Mrs. E. X. Anderson; highest
scoring pen of White Wyandottes,
five pounds of coffee by Clifford "
Co., won by Mrs. E. P. Mcmahon.
Special tor boys and girls were won
as follows: best -pullet entered by a
girl, 81 worth of stationery by City
Drug Store, won by Dorothy Patter-
SON.. best .cockerel entered by boy, 81
in trade by Given Hardware Co., won
by John; Smith; best trio by girl, IS
in silverware by G. T. Baker Co.. won
by Dorothy Patterson; best trio by
boy, IS kodak by Barker's Drug and
Jewelry store, won by Gordon Smith;
trio brought the longest distance,
hand sled by Battles Hardware, won
by Hazel ,Jarchow; best trio Of Sim
gle Comb White Leghorns, SIS box Of
candy by Peoples Cooperative store,
won by Gordon Smith; best trio of
Single Combed Rhode Island Reds,
.rood coop by Charles Nangle, won
by John Smith; sweepstakes, best
trio Of any breed, John Smith.
The awards in the school exhibits
entered by boys and girls are as fol-
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Walter Breen, Dorothy Jarchow, and
Vincent Johnson; Single Combed
Rhode Island Reds, John Smith and
Ruth Woodward; Rose Comb Brown
Leghorns, Milton Shaddegg and Billy
Schroeder; Rose Comb Rhode Island
Reds, Lester Boo; Golden Campines,
Leonard Rafferty,; Gold Laced Wyan-
dottes, Lillian Martin; Single Combed
White Leghorns, Gordon Smith, Doro-
thy Patterson and Vicent Johnson.
Other awards, prizes for which
were offered by the association, are as
follows: Light Brahmas, cock, Blue
Ribbon Poultry Farm; hens, Blue
Ribbon Poultry Farm; cockerel, J.
e. Bunker and Blue Ribbon Poultry
Farm; pullet, J. E. Bunker, first, Blue
Ribbon Poultry Farm, second and
third, and J. E. Bunker, fourth; Rose
Comb Brown Leghorns, cock, c. F,
Schroeder, cockerel. G. F. Schroeder
first, second, third and fourth, pullet
first, second, third, fourth, fifth and
sixth, C. F. Schroeder, also first and
second pen; Single Comb White Leg
horns, cock, Hillside Poultry Farm
John Patterson, Mrs. E. H. Smith,
and Hillside Poultry Farm. pen. John
Patterson, Hillside Poultry Farm
Mrs. Smith, and Hillside Farm
cockerel, Mrs Smith, Hillside Farm
Blue Ribbon Poultry Yards, Otto
Brose, John Patterson and Hillside
Farm; pullets, Mrs. Smith. Hillside
Poultry Farm. second and third