The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-15
1900 ATTEND
SECOND DAY
Of EXHIBITS
Premiums Awarded to Breed
ers of Pure Bred Stock
Many Exhibitors in Hog
Classes.
AUTOS FILL GROUNDS

Breeders fair, receipts Thursday
showed an attendance of over 1900
up to o'clock, with more autos pour
ing into the grounds from every direc-
ton.
1t had been predicted from the first
that the largest crowd would be seen
on the second day, on account of the
extra attractions offered then, includ-
ing the Richmond Legion band, the
pig club sale, and the fact that judg-
ing will be completed for all stock,
and especially for the placings in the
pig club. Another attraction which
weighed with some at least was the
chicken dinner offered by the lunch
con stand maintained by the ladies of
the Centerville Methodist church
Stock judging had been nearly COM
pleted by noon Thursday. Most of
the hogs were judged Wednesday, as
were all the cattle and the grade
horses. Sheep also had been judged
Wednesday, as had the exhibits in the
agricultural department
Premium Winners Follow:
Sheep = One-year-old ram, Clark
faucett, Milton, first; w o. Hodson,
carlos, second. Ram, under a year,
clark Faucett, first Lindley Baker,
cambridge City. second. Eve, over
year, Lindley Baker, first; Clark
taucett, second. Eve, under a year.
clark Faucett, first; Lindley Baker,
second. Best pen of any breed, Lind
ley BAKER, w. 0. Hodson, winner
In the trst-class, was a persistent
entrant and close contestant in all
classes. Dorset horned sheep were
the only ones shown. although provi-
sion had been made for other breeds.
Grade Horses-Mare or gelding.
over four years, Arthur Smith. Rich
mond, first; Elmer Warner, Center.
vile second. Mare or gelding. over
two years, John Simon, Green's Fork,
first; Omer Smith, Hagerstown. sec
ond. Mare or gelding, over one year,
John Simon, first; Omer Smith, sec
ond. Best grade farm team, Elmer
warner. Centerville. first; d. H Kent.
Centerville, second; Omer Smith. Ha.
gerstown, third.
Cattle
Shorthorns. bull over one wear
Wilson and Kinsey of Green's Fork
first. Bull under a year. Wilson
and kinsey, first; R. G.. Sallow. Cam
bridge City, second. Cow over two
years, Wilson and Kinsey, first and
second
Guernseys were shown by w. B
Strong OF Fountain City, and several
premiums awarded. He was the oply
exhibitor and received premiums for
COW, heifer. bull over a year. and
dairy herd
Poiled Angus cattle were exhibited
oy Z. G. Caldwell and Sons of Con-
nersville. the only exhibitors in this
breed also, and premiums were award
cd tnem Tor heifer, cows, and for bull
over one year. The premium for the
pest peer herd on the grounds was
also won py the cattle shown by this
firm.
Agricultural Department
Awards on ten ear exhibits of corn
were given to B. W. Wissler of Milton.
VINO won first, with A. w. Kerber TAX
Ing second. Charles T. Mccain won.
third. kerber also won second on the
single ear class. Horace Cole of Mil
ton won first on best 10 ears of old
corn. FIRST prize for sweet potatoes
went to Cal Davis of Centerville. Sec
ond prize to Charles Kellam. On Irish
potatoes, first went to Will Woodward
and second to Gaar Eliason.
Poultry premiums were won by the
following breeders: DR.. E C. Test
Cambridge City, white Leghorns. five
firsts and three seconds; H. t. Ken.
Ter, Cambridge City, two firsts and
three seconds; Mrs S. p. Pike. Cen
terville. first and second on Barred
Plymouth Rocks; Mrs. E. C. Kin
singer. first and two seconds on black
Langshans; Robert Beeson. Green's
Fork. six firsts and three seconds on
Speckled Anconas; Charles Overhol.
ser OF Richmond, first and second on
Rhode Island Reds; George Rother-
mel, Fountain City, first and second
on Barred Rocks. New Zealand and
Belgian hares also were shown.
Poland China Hoes-Best boar and
three sows: Jones and Pike, first:
Wood Eliason, second Sow: three tc
six months, Emerson Thurston, first;
ldris Hinshaw. of Fountain City. sec
ond Both are pig club members.
Best SOW. any age: Ernest Watt:
best boar. any age. F. A. Williams.
Estate champion board Clansman
Lunker)
Duroc Jersey Hoes-Best boar. anv
age, E. G. Caldwell and sons of Con-
nersville. Caldwell's took first in the
following classes: Best boar. two
years. boar three 10 six months; boar
and three sows; one year old SOW: six
months old SOW; best sow any age.
Best boar. six months, went to L. C.
Palmer of Williamsburg William Viii
coxen of Richmond took first for
two year old SOW. Leonard Duke of
Richmond was first with the three to
six months SOW class Horace Knode
of Greens Fork was second. Both are
pig club members.
Chester White Hoes-Best boar any
age, Clayton Wright first. Clyde Lever
ton second. Boar three to six months.
Clayton Wright first. Clyde Leverton
second. Leverton also took first with
a one year old SOW and for best SOW
any age.
Spotted Poland China-Baker and
Bertsch OF Cambridge City took first
in T. following classes: best boar and
three sows; best boar four months.
best boar Is months; boar three to
six months, best sow any age: best
SOW and litter. best SOW Is months,
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