The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-10-12
b, S and Girls
Take Many Prizes
REDWOOD COUNTY FAIR VISIT
oRs SEE MANY FINE ANIMALS
AND GOOD DEMONSTRATIONS.

The boys and girls Clubs Of Red
wood County contributed much Of in
terest and education to the Redwood
County fair exhibits. The barn form
Eerly used for horses was used for the
display of calves, pigs and poultry
and daily demonstrations of the bread,
cake, canning and garment clubs were
made in the main exhibit building.
In the bread baking contest Lam
berton won IN the Glass A team con-
test and the Lamberton class Of boys
won in the Glass B contest, with Lam
bertUn grade schools girls taking sec
ond place in this demonstration and
Delhi boys the third place. The LAM
berton team Of three girls also won
FIRST place inAt1e cake making demons
tratiOn.
In the canning demonstration Bel
view took first place and Redwood
Falls took second.
Individual bread bakers who took
prizes were Florence Gerth Of Lam
berton, Amy Keller of Lamberton and
Gladys Boleke of Lamherton in the
Glass A contest and Hugh Robinson
Of Lamberton, Fanny Hawes of Red
wood Falls, Douglas Duncan Of Lam
berton and Mollie Cantine of Walnut
Grove in the Class B contest.
In the special school exhibit Red
wood Falls had no competition in the
High School class, but the work exhi-
bited BY this school was Of such excel
lent quality that the Judge stated it
was deserving Of first prize and the
prize was SO awarded. -
In the grade school work, Belview
took first place, Milroy second and
Delhi third. In the semi graded class
Lucan took first place and Seaforth
second. In the rural school class the
school in District 36, taught last year
by Miss Anna Falks took first place
and District 81, taught last year by
Miss Emma Knudson took second. In
the sewing club work which was new
this year District 81, taught by Miss
Elsie Gaedy, took first place and the
Clements school took second.
In the Baby Beef Club the winners
were as follows: Virginia Scanlon,
Belview, Cletus Riordan, Lamberton,
Lawrence Boklep, Belview, Arthur
Olson, Sanborn, Erwin Mckay, Delhi,
Katherine Shoeman, Walnut Grove,
Lois Hoover, Redwood Falls, Eva
Hoover. Redwood Falls, Ruth Met
calf, Redwood Falls, Ebert Meyer,
Springfield and Mildred Olson OF San
born.
The Dairy calf club winners were
Edna Hanske Of Wabasso, Herald
Hanske Of Wabasso, Richard .Bous--
check Of Vesta and Merle Campbell Of
Redwood Falls.
Pig Club prize winners were Gus
tave Kumlifi, Redwood Falls, Walter
Batzloff, Lalnberton, Frances Riordan,,
La1nberton, Geo. Stern, Sanborn, Dora
Hoover, Redwood Falls, Gerald Stanc-
er, Morton, Willie Scanlon, Belview,
Fred Wyman, Vesta, and Eva Hoover,
Redwood Falls.
Herbert Whittet Of Redwood Falls
raised q Chester White hog which was
given the honors of the county Thi
hog was selected to represent Redwood
County pig clubs at the pig show to be
held in connection with the Baby Beef
Show in st. Paul This entities his
owner to a free trip to this show, with
all his expenses paid. This is the
white pig that attracted SO much adj
miration IN the stock parade at the
fair grounds.
In the Poultry Club Andrew Mckay
of Delhi and Dwight Coulter Of Lam
berton took prizes on geese and the
following took prizes on chickens;
Andrew Mckay, Delhi, Joe Scanlon,
Belview, Ed. Harrington, Lamberton.
Dwight Coulter, Lamberton, Donald
Tiffany, Redwood Falls, Walter Grem-
ert, Walnut Grove, Robert Scott,
Vesta, Malcolm Tibbets. Delhi, Her
bert Raddatz. Redwood Falls, Helmuth
Hagen, Redwood Falls, Terrence
Hagen, Belview, John Krieger, Red
wood Falls. Floyd Jensen, Wabasso.
Florence Neudecker, Clements and
Irene Flaig, Redwood Falls.
In the Corn Club the winners were
Alfred vohs Of Morton, Peter Koitin
OF Marshall, Elmer Hines. Delhi, Roy
Steinlicht, Delhi, Henry Boklep. Bel
view, and Henry Steinlicht Of Delhi.
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