South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-15
ANNOUNCE WINNERS
IN STOCK SHOW AT
INTER STATE FAIR
Competition Keen and Judges
Draw Closely in Award
ing Prizes.
BY JAMES HINES.
News-Times Farm Editor.


state Fair. Winners in home pro-
jet work for boys were also an
nounced.
Notre Dame and c. I. Reamer.
North Liberty. divided honors and
the money in the Holstein class.
I The former won one grand cham
pion. seven firsts. eight seconds and
one third prizes. Reamer landed
/ one grand champion. six firsts, two
seconds and three third class rib
/ bons
I. ]. Beemiller & Son, Elkhart,
with their Jersey heads carried off
/ Is firsts and three second prizes.
/ j. G. Sailor & Son, Wakarusa, nine
/ seconds ana three third prizes in this
class. For Ayrshires. J. a. Delton.
Oconomamac, Wis, received all the
/ honors. There was no competition
in this type.
Mathews Swine Win.
Great interest conferred in the
awards for various breeds Of hogs.
In the big Poland China type. Char
les B. Byers, Sumption Prairie with
| Clansman Image, weighing 1000
pounds easily won the grand cham
pion money. This hog was declared
/ by experts TO be the finest and best
| finished specimen of the breed ever
/ exhibited on livestock circuits.
1 Clansman was shown against two of
his sons and won over both. The
offspring received second premiums
The stock was obtained by Byers
from Thomas Jackson, who lives
west Of South Bend on the Lincoln
highway. c. F. and G. R. Relish.
Cedar stock Farm, Lakeville also
had a long list OF entries Of this
class and received the grand cham
pion prize for the best brood SOW.
They also were awarded several ad-
ditional first ribbons for various
other classifcations Of the same
breed. c. II. Mathews. South Bend.
r. r. No. 3. also had swine OF this
type which took blue ribbons.
Grand champion prize for Berke-
shires went TO I. J. Bemiller & Son.
Edwin Barnett, Logansport, also re-
ceived prizes in that class.
Armstrong and George, CassopOlis,
Mich, for Hampshire's won first and
second prizes.
! Russell c. Slough, Bremen, Ind,
with his bunch of Chester Whites
cleaned up the grand champion pre-
MUM for brood SOW, herd champion
ship and FIVE first prizes Noble
Truck, Nappanee, Ind, had little
competition against his entry for
herd boar.
Great Orion Defender. grand
champion Jersey Duroc boar. weigh
ing LILO pounds was an easy first
winner in his class. He is owned
by w. n. Willoughby. Kewanna, Ind.
Heaney and Stoneburner. Wheaton,
H.. took first, second and third rib
bons in several classifications of the
same breed. G. II. Mathews received
the premiums for Shropshire sheep.
MOchel Best Judge.
These St. Joseph county boys were
declared winners in home project
work: Calf-Harry y. Whitmer.
Liberty ownship; sheep. Howard
Rumble; hog, Willard stump. Dairy
cattle Judging First, Omer MocheI,
Madison township; second, Claude
Dewitt. German township: third,
Raymond Yoder. Greene township.
The winner in the latter contest
has the choice of either a trip to
Purdue university or thoroughbred
bull calf.
Here is a summary OF dairy cattle
awards:
Produce OF one COW, Lady Bird
Pinder, first; Orchards Home Janna.
second, both owned by J. a. Dalton.
Holstein bulls, three years old
and over. Notre Dame farm, first;
]. L. DePoy. New Carlisle, second.
Bull, one year old and under two
years. won by G. ]. Reamer, North
Liberty, Ind.
Bull calf. two entries. c. I. Ream-
er, first, Notre Dame farm. second;
champion bull Of all ages "Pontias"
of Notre Dame farm, winner; cows.
years Old and over. c. 1. Reamer,
winner; heifers two years old and
under three years, Notre Dame win
ner: heifers one year old and under
two, first prize, Notre Dame; heifer
calves, six months old. first prize,
Notre Dame farm; heifer calves I'M
der six months, c. 7. Reamer, first
prize; champion female won by c. I.
Reamer; offspring OF one sire, four
Of either sex, Notre Dame farm.
first, G.. 7. Reamer, second and third.
Produce of one COW. two animals,
Notre Dame first. &. l. Reamer sec
ond and third
Breeders young herd. c. I. Reamer.
> first; Notre Dame. second
Jersey bull. three years and over.
first prize. l. J. BemiIler, Elkhart;
second Sailor and Son, Wakarusa.
Jersey bull. one year and under
two years, I. J. Bemiller first prize.
Yearlins bull. I. J. Bemiller first
prize Bull calf under six months
old. 1. J. Bemiller first prize, Sailor
& Son. second prize.
Cows and heifers. years and
over, I. 7. Bemuler. first and second;
Sailor and Sons, Wakarusa. Wis.
third. over two years and under
three years. 1. j. Bemiler. first and
/ second. Sailor and Sons third. one
year old and under two years I. ].
? / Bemiller. first and second, Sailor and
Sons, second. second.
Calf. under six months old. I. ].
= BemilIer hrst. sailor and Sons, sec
, ond. Calf under six months. Bemil-
= Ter first. sailor. second.
Four animals. get Of one sire. Be
miller first, sailor, second.
Two animals produced Of one COW,
) Bemilier. first and second. Sailor,
third.
Exhibitors herd Bemiller. first.
sailor. second. Breeders young herd,
BenVler first. Sailor second
Champion bull any age. Bemiller
FIRST prize Champion COW. any ago.
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