New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09

Full herd, lst,i Huelskamp q sons
End, Henry Diepolder.
r Grand champion bull, Theo. Thor
mtodson. Nt AH"E
i.".i Dutch Belted..
Aged bull, y, 1st, NJ NJ g g. Werner s1 : !!
Searles.
Aged COW, LIST, N. g. Werner. /
Hiefer under l year, LIST. N. e..
Werner.
Bull under i year, LIST, M. c. Werner.
q BEEF CATTLE
The Aberdeen Angus, the Short
horns and the Herefords, represented
the mature beef cattle classes and there
were numerous interesting exhibits.
Ribbons went to the following:
Aberdeen Angus.
,Heifer under 1 year, 1st, Clarence
Schultz, Sleepy Eye.
S@s Shorthorns.
Bull 8 years and over, 1st, John.
Potter, Springfield, End, A. G. Matter,
Lamberton.
Bull under 2 years, LIST, Joe. Altman
& Sons, New Ulm.
Bull under I year, 1st,, Joe. Altman
& Sons, End, Henry B New Ulm
Bird, Joe Altmll,anl+i& Sons. ~
Aged COW, 8 years and over, 1st and.
End, John Potter, Bird, A. G. Matter.
Cows between. 2 and 5, list, John
Potter, End, Joe Altman & Cons, 3rd,
A. C. Matter. :
l. Heifers between / and 2, LIST, John.
Potter, End, A. C.. Matter.
Heifer,s under l year, 1st, John.
Potter, End, Henry Biebl, Bird, A.. e..
| Matter. !"
Herd, list, John Potter, End, A. C..
Matter.
Grand champion bull, John Potter.
Grand Champion COW, John Potter.
Hereford.
Bull 3 years old LIST, Robt. Runck,
New Tim, End, John Faltis, Sleepy
Eye, 3rrd, H. Pfaender,, New Ulm. 9
Bull calves, LIST and End, John
Faltis, 3rd, Robt. Runck. ~. |Af"
Aged cow, LIST and End, John Faltis,
3rd, Robt. Runck.
Cow between 2 and 3, LIST. Robt.
Runck. ''" o.
Heifers between / and 2, LIST, Robt.
Runck. - ~ 80
Grand champion bull, Robt. Runck.
Grand champion COW, John Faltis.
Altogether there were 1855 head Of
cattle shown, So Of which were beef
cattle, rs dairy cattle and q dual
purpose animals. OF horses there
were Al shown.
Brown County does not goin heavily
for sheep raising and there were but
10 entries. all Shropshires and awards
were made as follows: ~ -r''f
Ram / year and over, LIST, Roy
Current, Sleepy Eye, End, Otto Triton,
Sleepy Eye. ''"" '"'' F" "'@'- ~
+ Ram lambs; LIST and End, Otto
schreyer & Sons, New Ullm.
Eve, j year and over, LIST, Otto
schreyers & Sons, 2nd, Roy Current,
Ord, Roy Current.
Eve lambs, 1st, Roy Current, End,
Otto Schreyer, 3rd, Roy Current.
Hog Quarters Crowded.
If the sheet, ' exhibits were few, the
swine entries made UP for them as
there were more hogs than all the
other animals counted together. In
fact, there were 266 entries Of swine and
they overf1owed in improyised pens
allJover the "pig lot" the accommoda-
tionls not being sufficient for half the
Ientries. First in the list of blue ribbon
winners the County Agent gives the
Boys and Girls Pig Contests:
Sow and litter, LIST, Marvel Schultz,
Sleepy Eye, End, Ralph O'Toole,
Sleepy Eye
Individual pig contest. Pigs fed by
either a boy or girl between the ages
of 8 to 10. Records were kept for
-four months as to feeding. Rate Of
gain n cOSC Ol gain. OOAAo11AldClO
counted only so per cent and the $re-
naming 40 per cent counted on the
above record: The winning pig and
also the winner gets a free trip to the
State Fair. LIST, Phyllis Johnson, Evan
End, .Tracie Faltis, Sleepy Eye, Bird,
Marvel Schultz ntz, Sleepy Eye 9Th,
Shirley Johnson, Evan, 9Th, Selma
Schultz, Sleepy Eye, 9Th, Aldrich
Faltis, Sleepy Eye, 7th. Fredella Som
merfeld, Sleepy Eye, 9Th, Theo.
O'Toole, Sleepy Eye, 9th, Ralph o..
Toole, Sleepy Eye. 1
Various Breeds Shown,
Of the swine exhibited there were
Chester Whites. .'Duroec Jerseys, Poland
Chinas, Spotted Poland Chinas, Berk-
shires and Hampshires, with the follow
ing awards:
rsf 4sft Chester Whites.
Aged boar, list, A. P. Rams, Spring
field, End, Me1ker Bros, Hanska, 3rd,