The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-13
CATTLE sAaW lnO
RACES 1t lIS0n


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There was small attendance at
the 25th annual cattle show and fair
held at Somerset Park October 7th.
However there was q good dispIay OF
cattle, sheep and poultry, an excep-
tionally good midway, good races In
the afternoon proved the center of at
traction. While Aviator Jones from
Old Orchard made several trips over
the grounds. &s
22s CLASS TROT OR PACE PURSE
$4,000
Bingham, Big by Constantine
Jr.. c. w. Dutton, Bingham I 2 8 4 2
Peter J. Big by Peter the
Great, Henry Clukey. Milo Q 3 l
Winnedon Wilkes, Big by Lord
Wilkes, H. w. Gould, Farm
ington ................ 222
Braden. br & by Direct Rraden
Steward Webb, Norridge-
wOck ..-................ 3
Stormadair. Big, W. G. Rey-
nolds, Waterville ......5 8 4
Dr. McKenney, blk g by DR..
Jones, A. NJ. Wheeler, Gardi-
ner ................, So
Time 2.25A; 2.25; 2.2s4: 2.2s;
2.27h.
223 CLASS, TRoT OR PACE, PURSE
$l75.00
| Brown Stout. Big by Brown Braden,
]. Robert Clark, Watervil1e. -. / / /
Dora Mack Big by Wedgewood.
Carl Bowden, Dover ........2
Real Charlie. Big by Sterling.
Richardson & Kenney .......4 2 2
Modette. BIN by Moko, A. M.
| Wheeler ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 5
| Sister Todd, blk m by Maine
| Todd, Henry Clukey. Milo ..3 3
Time 2221a; 222A; 2.27A.
About nine Saturday the clouds
broke away and large crowd began
to gather in the forenoon, the hal
was the center of attraction where
there was an unusually good display
of fancy work, fruits, flowers and
canned goods. The Rainbow Branch
/. S. s. served lunches and nettel
about $50 for the treasury. Tag da.
was observed by the Red Cross also by
Madison high school. In the after
noon the Madison Boys Band furnish
ed music. A ball game was on be
tween North Arson and Madison
| which stood in the seventh inning 1
to 8 when the game had to be giver
up owing to a sever shower. The
trot had to be given up in the thirt
heat Of the 219 class when DR.. Brooks
Brown Stout and Hopalong Cassidy
got in mixup on coming around 6
curve, all three horses with theil
drivers were thrown and while thu
drivers sustained severe cuts no seri
Gus injuries resulted. Following II
the races for Saturday:
2.26 CLASS TROT OR PACE PURSE
$175.00
| WinnedOn Wilkes Big by Lord
Wilkes (Gould) Pennington q I
Sister Todd. blk m by Maine
! Todd (Clukey) Milo ......5
Dora Mack BIN by WedgewoOd,
J fBowden) Dover .........1 /
Braden, hr g by Direct Braden
! webb Norridgewock ...4 5
Modette, bp by Moko
| (Wheeler) Gardiner ........3 2
Time 2.23A, 2.26 227.
2.1s CLASS, TRoT OR PACE PURSE
$4,000
Sonora, BIN by Be Sure
| tWheeler) Gardiner 20
DR.. Brooks, blk & by Norchen
tWells) Readfield .......4
Brown Stout, bg by Brown
Braden Clark Waterville. 8 2
NH. Nc. oh 6 by McClintic
| Coburn, Pennington /
HOpalong Cassidy. By by Cochato
(Gould) Farmington) .....6 rt
Real Charlie, Big by Sterling
Richardson q Kenney, Gin
/ toh .''.........' ...'....o D
Time 2.25k; 2.24.
Cattle-Full blood Herefords: JohI
I. Walker. Madison herd, LIST; / bull
2 years, 1st: l COW. 4 years. 1st; !
heifer, 3 years, 1st; heifer 8years
list; 2 heifers. l year, LIST; l calf
mos. LIST. Full blood Jersey: HiltoI
Stock Farm, / bull, 1st. Grade Here