Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-11
LAUREL NAV WINS
IN SWINE CONTEST
HARRY BROWN SHOWS GRAND
CHAMPION AND CHAMPION
PEN OF BARROWS.
ALTOONA EXHIBITOR MAKES
SWEEP IN CORN EXHIBITION
|. e. Proudfit Wins All Championship
Honors at Swine and Corn Con-
qress-E. r. and f. 3. Goecke, of
State Center. Win Championship
of Marshall County.

grand championship with Poland
China barrow sired May /. He
also exhibited the grand cham
pionshp pen OF barrows. Brown
showed the reserve champion at the
1919 show. The reserve champion
ship this year went to O. w. john
son, OF LeGrand, who showed
Hampshire. Charles Hibbs, of Lee
Grand. showing Hampshires. had the
reserve championship pen. The best
pen of ten was shown by G.. c. john
son, OF IeGra4l.
I. f. Proudfft, OF Altoona, made
clean sweep of the championship
honors IN the corn division. showing
the champion bushel. champion ten
ears and champion single enr in the
classes open to the state. f, +. and
f. B. tioecke, of State Center, won
championship honors in,the Marshall
county classes.
The prize winners in the swine di-
vision were as wollow:
Poland Chinas.
Barrow narrowed between March
and April 1s--C. c. DanneR city,
first and second; J. II. Packer. Glenn
ons. third and >fourth: T. G. Paul,
city, fifth.
Barrow narrowed between April Is
and July ii. H. Packer. first and
second; c. c. Damien. third and
fourth; F. G.. Paul, fifth and sixth.
Pen OF three barrows farrowed be-
tween March ! and April 15-C. c.
Damien, first: J. II. Packer. second.
Pen Of three barrows narrowed be-
tween April Is and July il IT.
Packer, first: c. C. Damien, second;
f. c. Paul, third.
| champion barrow-C. c. Damien.
champion pen--C. c. Damien.
Duroc Jerseys
! Barrow narrowed between March
| and April &c. c. Damien, first
and second.
| Barrow narrowed between April Is
| and July 1-R. II. Hudson, city. first
and second.
Pen Of three, farrowed between
April is and July 1-R. II. Hudson.
Charapion barrow and champion
penn. H. Hudson.
| . SnSSter WINES.
Barrow narrowed between March /
and April 15-Elmer Gallentine, CITY,
first and second. n-
Barrow narrowed between April Is
and July Elmer Gallentine.
| Pen of three narrowed between
March l and April Is, ana pen OF
three narrowed between April Is and
July ELMER Gallentine.
Champion barrow and champion
pen-Elmer Gallentine.
Ham pshires.
Barrow farrowed between March /
and April 80. w. Johnson, Lee
Grand, first; Charles Hibbs. Lee
Grand, second and third; II. V. Meier,
Melbourne. fourth; R. l.. Pemberton,
LeGrand, fifth; G. C. Johnson. Le-
Grand, sixth.
Barrow narrowed between April Is
and July II. L. Pemberton, first
V. Meier, third; o. w. Johnson. fifth
and sixth.
Pen Of three. narrowed between
March ! and April 15-Charles
Hibbs, first; G. c. Johnson, second;
H. v. Meier, third; r. l.. Pemberton,
fourth.
Pen of three narrowed between
April Is and July &c. G.. Johnson,
first; Q. w. Johnson, second.
Champion barrow-O. w. Johnson
Champion pen-Charles Hibbs
Grades and Cross Breeds.
Barrow narrowed between March l
and April 15-Charles Jay, Clemens,
first and seventh; J. E. Handorf, city,
second and fifth; Ben Putnam, Hav-
erhill, third and fourth; Carl Hiatt,
city, sixth and eighth.
Barrow narrowed between April Is
and July HAIRY Brown, Laurel,
third and sixth; Ben Putnam, fourth
and fifth: Frank Moninger, city, sew
enth and tenth: r. e. Rogers, Haver-
hill. eighth and ninth.
Pen OF three, narrowed between
March :. and April 15-Ben Putnam,
first; ]. E. Handorf, second; Charles
Jay, third; Carl Hiatt, fourth.
Pen OF three narrowed between
April Is and July Harry Brown,
first; +. D. Packer, second; Ben
Putnum, third; r. E. Rogers. fourth
and sixth; Frank Moninger, fifth.
Champion barrow and champion
pen-Harry Brown.
Pen group of ten grade or pure
bred barrows narrowed after March
1, not shown in other classes-G. C.
Johnson.
Winners in Corn Classes.
The winners in the corn division,
classes open to the state of Iowa,
were as follows:
Champion ear. champion ten ears
and champion eighty ears or b1shel
i. E. Proudfit, Altoona, with Reeds
Yellow Dent.
Ten ears white-H. Hilton, Nal
vern, first; John Justice. Ankeny,
second: W. r. Utterback. Sigom ney:
third; c. A. Rhine, Belknap. fourth;
Amons Bailey Ottumwa, fifth; Mack
Utterback. Sigourney, sixth: Harold
Brown, Ottumwa, seventh: j. D. Wal
temeyer, Melbourne, eighth.
Ten ears yellow. f. Proudft,
first; c. w. Packer, Altoona, second:
z. L. Pearson, Mitchellville, third: c.
z. Hiatt, Mitchellville, fourth; Z. F.
Goecke, State Center, fifth; c. G.
Soldering, Mitchellville. sixth: Sam
Farlow, Ankeny, seventh; Krizer
Bros, Eddyville, eighth. In this class
he entries We've the greatest in num-
Der ever shown in this city, there
Being seventy-five.
Single ear white-Amos Bailey, OF
tumwa. first; John Justice, second:
E. l.. Williams. city. third: Ernest e.
Peterson, HHarcourt. fourth: III. Hi
ton, Malvern, fifth; Russ; Hudson,