New Ulm review., 1922-11-08
new ULM BOYS TO
SHOW THEIR PETS
ARMUND SCHEIBEL AND LOUIS
scHUGEL WILL EXHIBIT
AT ST. PAUL.
SEVEN YOUNG FOLKS GOING
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! Seven boys and girls of Brown coun-
ty are impatiently waiting for the long
days to pass between now and No
vember 18th, which is the opening
day Of tie Fifth Annual Junior Live
stock Show to be held at South St.
Paul. These young people, as cham
pions of thisc ounty in juvenile cattle,
pig and sheep breeding and feeding,
have entered their pets in the Junior
Livestock Show
Two Boys From New Ulm.
Going to the show from this county
are: Armund Scheibel of New Ulm
with his Grade Hereford Calf, Louis
Schugel Of New Ulm with his Purebred
Shorthorn Calf, Aldrich Faltis Of Sleepy
Eye with his Purebred Hereford Calf,
Joe Isaksen CT Springfield with his
Grade Hereford Yearling, Lloyd Ar
derson cf Sleepy Eye with his Grade
Shorthorh Yearling, Zelda johnson Of
Sleepy Eye with her Purebred Chester
White market pig and Elmer Isaksen
ct Springfield with his Grade Here
ford Calf.
The Junior Livestock Show is the
windup cf the years club work when
the boys and girls fri m all over the
state, whose calves and pigs and sheep
have won prizes in their own county
shows, come together and contest fol
the state honors.
Entertainment Planned.
The first day of the show, Wednes.
day the 18th, will be given over to
final preparation ct the animals for the
show ring. They will be grocn.ed and
"prettied" up to the last degree. On
Thursday the. Judging will take place
and following that, in the evening
the young folks will be banqueted and
entertained at the st. Paul Athletic
Club as guests Of the St. Paul Asso.
ciaticn. Governor Preus has beer
asked to present the trophies won il
the show, in addition to making talk
Prominent men and officials of the
Twin Cities will be present to dc
honor to the boys and girls, who, by
their good work at home, won the
right to enter the state show.
Sell Calves at Auction.
On Friday the beef calves, pigs and
sheep will be sold at public auction,
and then the young folks will be sent
hcne with the proceeds in their pock-
cts. Last year, a 15-year-old girl
had the grand cham pion steer, and the
cash prizes won and the sale cf the
steer amounted to almost $500.
Thoughtful people regard the Junior
Livestock Show as one CT the big
forces for agricultural bettelment in
the State CT Minnesota. The motive
underlying the Promotion Of livestock
raising among junior farmers is two
fold: first, to teach the young folks the
value Of improved livestock, their
care and manage ment; second, that
the youngsters may serve as an in
spiration to their elders.
State Needs Livestock.
It means something in the future
welfare CT the state when several
thousand boys and girls each year are
laying the foundations Of careers as
successful farmers, as they are in club
work. AS we older people look back
over our own lives we can appreciate
what it would have meant had some
such lesson been implanted in us
during our early youth. We are told
and verify believe that what this state
needs is more good livestock that will
consume the roughage and grains
produced in a system of diversified
farming and convert these feeds into
beef and pork and wool and milk
cheaply and quickly. Given know
ledge Of feeding and management and
good livestock to work with, you have
the ingredients Of success and profit
in farming. This, briefly, is the
lesson that the Junior Livestock Show
is undertaking to teach. The people
of this state will do we'll to foster this
growing institution by manifesting a
sy mpathetic interest in the work of
the boys and girls.
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