The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-06-24
AWARD PRIZES
. FOR SHORTHORN
CATTLE EXHIBIT
How THE HoNoRs WIRE DIVIDED
lfSAMoNG THE MANY FINE HERDS
III REPRESENTED HERE.
LEADING BREEDERS ARE PRESENT
Many Of the Best Known Cattle Men
Of the Country Take an Active Inter
est In the Display--How the Cattle
Were Judged--Awards. ,!

(From Tuesdays Daily Herald)
Ribbons and money prizes wer'
awarded In the big Shorthorn cattle
show of the South during Monday II
the presence Of large and very mucf
Interested crowd Of admirers of goot
beef cattle. Frank S. Wheeler of thi!
county was one of the winners,
The show Monday and sale toda,
are attended by some of the leading
breeders Of the country. a partial list
being: ~
Carey M. Jones, Chicago Col. ]. N
McCord, Lewisburg1 Frank W. Hard
ing, secretary American Shorthorr
Breeders Association; M. o. Cooper
secretary Tennessee Beef Breeders
Association; r. H. Scott. director
American Shorthorn Breeders Asso
citation and proprietor Lespedeza
Farm; Col. Robert Scale. Alabama; F.
!. Derby, York, Alabama; Will John
son, representing Shorthorn World
Chicago; r. M. Murphy, Knoxville,
field representative American Short.
horn Breeders Assomiation; Frank S
Wheeler. Mt. Pleasant; Col. Goddell,
of Duncrelth Farm, Forest Hill; e. j.
Barker, Readyville DR., J. Buford
White. Lewisburg; Capt. T. F. Peck,
commissioners OF agriculture; DR..
Wynn and J. W. Russworm, secretary
of the Tennessee state fair; ]. B.
Moore, of the Southern railway, Allan
ia, Ca: W. H. Mustaine, OF. the Louis
vile e. Nashville railroad; Herman
Dietzel, Union City; E, r.. Ditmore,
Newborn; E, o, Cherry, Newborn;
Geo. Eleazer, Dickson; E. E. Hart,
Flat Greek; R. W. Jones, Grenada,
Miss; w. L. Smith. Eutaw, Ala; Kala.
rama Farm, Springfield. KY; Cowan &
Cowan, Dickson; ]. /. Ornsby. Macon,
Miss. ]. w. Carter, Nashville; DR.. T.
L. Mastin, Huntsvilles Ala,
The; following prizes were award
ed 4ts., ooa.f, i. j ~ $50
Glass 1, bulls calved prior to Jan /,
191S-First, Frank S. Wheeler, Mt.
Pleasant: second, Cowan & Cowan,
Dickson: r. A. Tracy. Hickman.
Glass 8, bull calved between Jan. /,
1919, and Dec. /, 1919-First, Herman
Deftzel. Union City; third Lespedeza
Farm; fourth, bulls calyed after Jan.
|, 1920. w. l.. Smith, Eutah, Ala.
Glass 4-First Lespedeza Farm
second, Herman Deitzel, also third
fourth, Lespedeza Farm.
Glass 5, Cows with calves at foot
First. Cowan & Cowan. Dickson;
second, cowan & Cowan, Dickson;
third, Kalarama Farm, Springfield.
KY; fourth. DR.. T. L. Mastin, Hunts
vile, Ala; fifth, E. E. Hart & Son,
Flat Creek, Tenn.
Glass s, cows and heifers calved
prior to jan l, 1919-First. Lespedeza
Farm; second. w. l.. Smith, Eutah,
Ala; third, w. l.. Smith. Eutah; fourth,
Lespedeza Farm; fifth, Cowan & Cow
an. ..t. Aus. s,u.u a. %to l.s
Glass q, cows and ,heifers. calved be-
tween Dec. 81, 1918 and Jan. /. 1920
First Beuna Vista Farm, Macon,
Miss. second, Benua Vista Farm;
third. w. L. Smith: fourth. Benua Wis
ia Farm; fifth, Herman Deitzel.
Glass s, heifers calved after Jan. 1,
ls2O-First, Kalarama Farm, Spring
field, Ky; second, J. w. Carter, Nash.
vile; third, E. r. Ditmore, Newborn;
fourth. Herman Deitzel; fifth, e. r.
Ditmore.
Glass 9. bull and three females, any
age, entered by one consigner, won
by Lespedeza Farm.
Class 10. best pair, bull and female,
entered by one corcern. won by Kala.
rama Farm.
Glass IL, champion bull. won by Les
pedeza Farm.
Glass IL, reserve chamuion bull, won
by Frank s. Wheeler, Mt Pleasant.
Class is. champion female Kala'
rama Farm.
Glass IA. reserve champion female
Beuna Vista Farm.
Class Is, best three head by one
consisner Lespedeza' Farm. s7ii
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