River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-10-05
County Agent Notes

work done at the reduced price. APP
plications are still accepted.
Three big sales are scheduled for
October. A joint Shorthorn Sale will
be put on by p. N. Collins and w.
L. Doe on October 10. Pure-bred
males and females will be sold. This
is fine chance to get good breeding
stock for men who are in the beef cat
tie business. The Pierce Co. Guern-
sey breeders are going to hold a quail
| ity sale of grade cows and pure-bred
| bulls on Octobe II. The Holstein
breeders of this county are going to
put on a Sale of good grade COWS and
pure-bred bulls on Oct. Is. Cows with
good butter fat records will be sold
at both sales. Some of the cows have
butter fat records of over 400 pounds
per year. Begin now to build up
| fine herd of grades. Replace that
scrub by purebred. The demand for
good grades is far in excess of the
supply and this demand will continue
! for years to come. These two dairy
! sales give the man interested in dairy
cows a fine chance to buy some worth
while animals. Prosperity follows
the Dairy Cow is no idle slogan.
Winners in exhibits of garden pro-
ducts, field crops and poultry made
by Club Members at the county fair.
Beans: 1st-Olaf Beastrom; End.
Inza Martin.
| Cabbages: 1st-Howard Campbell;
2nd.-iSuxine Johnson.
/ Rutabages: 1st-Millard Bonney.
Turnips: 1st-Myrtle Smith.
Ripe Cucumbers: 1st-Myrtle
Smith; 2nd-Donald Ingli.
Smith Green Cucumbers: 1st--Viv
ian Richardson.
Green Tomatoes: 1st-Bessie Haw-
kinson; 2nd-Suxine Johnson.
Rer Tomatoes: 1st-Suxine john
son: 2nd-Bessie Hawkinson.
Onions: 1st-Henry Dammann; End
i-Inza Martin.
Carrots: 1st-Henry Damman; End
l-Suxine Johnson.
Beets: 1st-Henry Damman;; End
Anna Frank.
| Pie Pumpkin: 1st-Lorenzo Nee
cham; 2ndd-Donald Ingli.
| Squash: 1st-Howard Campbell;
2nd-Vivian Richardson.
| Popcorn: 1st-Inza Martin; End
Ellswrth Ames.
| Best Collection of Garden Products:
l1st-Arnold Barnes; 2nd-Rueben
Hauschildt.
Potatoes: 1st-Lorenzo Meecham;
2nd-Frank Yanisch; 3rd-Henry
Damman.
Ten ear corn: 1st-Bessie Hawkin-
son; 2ndd-Mayme Hawkinson; Bird
Howard Campbell.
Bushel of Corn: 1st-Maynle Haw-
kinson; 2nd-Bessie Hawkinson; Bird
Roy Borchardt.
Plymouth Rock Cockerel, 1st--Le-
land Kraus; 2nd-Rueben Hauschildt.
Pullet: 1st-Leland Kraus; 2ndd-In-
"a Martin.
Wyandotte Cockerel: 1st-Floyd
Flanders; Pullett, 1st-Floyd Flanders
Rhode Island Reds. Cockerel: 1st--
Carvel Morton; 2nd-Pat McAndrews
Pullett: 1st-Carvel Morton; End
Pat Nc Andrews.
White Wyandotte: Cockerel, 1st-
iRueben Hauschildt; 2ndd-Pat. Nc
Andrews.
Leghorn: Cockerel, 1st-Floyd Mark
2nd-Floyd Marks. Pullet, 1st-Rue-
ben Hauschildt, 2nd--Floyd Flanders.
II Cornish: Cockerel, 1st Carvel Nor
ton. Pullet, 1st--Carvel Morton.
Buff Orpington: Cockerel, 1st-
Floyd Flanders. Pullett, 1st-Floyd
Flanders.
Blue Andulusions: Cockerel, 1st--
Luther Arnold.
Black Leghorn: Cockerel, 1st-
Rueben Hauschildt, 2ndd-Pat Mean
drews.
Bantans: Cockerel, 1st-Leonard
Grant, 2nd-Carvel Morton. Pullet,
l1st-Leonard Grant, 2nd-Carvel Nor
ton.
| Only few Club Record Books have
been turned in. In order to get pins
a club member must turn in a Record
book.
had the opportunity to visit with
Mr.. Skinner, Mgr. of the National
Dairy show, for a few minutes the
other day and he said 'If your people
ever want to see the Show without
going a considerable distance, this is
their last chance for some time to
come" We shouldn't miss the show
this year, especially as arrangements
have been made for big delegation
from this county that will go on Oc-
tober 18th. This isn't a mems trip
only, take the family.
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