The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29
CROWDS ATTEND Big
UNIONTOWN SHOW
INLAND EMPIRES FINEST STOCK
ON EAHlBIT-LARGE NUMBER
BREEDERS ATTRACTED

The annual stock show held al
Uniontown, Thursday, was pronounced
the most successful of the severa
SHOWS held in the progressive com
munity, demonstrating the excellence
OF the livestock bred in the com
munity and of the spirit of progress
for which the farmers are noted
MOSCOW business men who attended
the show stated that it was one of the
finest exhibits of pure bred livestock
they had ever seen in the Inland EN-
pire. A large crowd, from the sur
rounding country and from all the
neighboring towns was present A
large number of business men, with
their families, and the Moscow City
band, drove over from this city in the
afternoon.
Winners of the show were as fol-
lows:
Best animal in parade, Shetland
pony, Miss Helen Theissen, Union
town; Percheron stallion, first,
Uniontown Percheron Breeders as
sociation; second, Joseph Casteel,
Unfontown; grand champion pure
bred stallion any draft breed, first,
Uniontown Percheron Breeders as
sociation; second, Mckay Brothers,
Uniontown; grand champion pure
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second, Mckay Brothers; best pure
bred group of three, any age or breed,
first and second, Mckay Brothers;
Shire mares, first and second, Mike
Mayer, Uniontown; third and fourth,
Mckay Brothers; best purebred mare,
any breed, with foal at side, Mckay
Brothers; best purebred 1923 draft
colt, any breed, Mckay Brothers; best
grade 1928 draft colt, first, Nick
Bielenberg, Uniontown; second, V.
Ricard, Jr., Uniontown; third and
fourth, Henry Mueller, Uniontown
Greif Wins ON Draft Mare
Best grade draft mare or gelding,
first, G. A. Greif, Uniontown; second,
Richard Stout, Uniontown; third, Guy
Lamb, Cotton; best grade draft three
year-old, first and second, Peter
Kinzer, Uniontown best grade draft
yearling, Edward Dahm, Uniontown;
best grade draft team shown in har-
ness and owned by exhibitor, first,
Guy Lamb, Cotton; second, Mike Kin
zer, Uniontown; third C. A. Greif,
Uniontown.
Best showmanship displayed by boy
or girl under Is exhibiting colt at
halter, first, Raymond Kinzer; Sec
ond, Henry Mueller; third Henry
Kinzer; fourth, V. Ricard, Jr., all
of Uniontown; best saddle mare or
gelding, first, William Cooper, Pull |
man; second, William Tuschhoff, |
Uniontown; third, Louis Bentley, |
Uniontown; best saddle pony owned |
and exhibited by girl or boy under
IS, horsemanship considered, first,
William Tuschhoff, Uniontown; sec
ond, Louis Bentley, Uniontown; third,
Helen Theissen, Uniontown; fourth,
Frank Springer, Genesee, Idaho.
Best five colts by one sire, first,
N. Bielenberg, Uniontown; second,
Joseph Casteel, Uniontown
Beach Hereford Bull Scores
Best purebred Hereford bull, any
age, first and second, Harry Beach,
Uniontown; best Hereford female,
any age, first, Herman Nordby, Gene
see; second, Harry Beach, Union
town; best Shorthorn bull, any age,
first, Carl Greif, Uniontown; second
Nordby Brothers, Genesee; third, J.
W. Meyers, Uniontown; best pure
bred Shorthorn female, any age,
first, Washington State college; sec !
ond Carl Greif Uniontown; third,
Nordby Brothers, Genesee; best pure
bred female, any age, or beef bred,
first, Washington State college; sec {
ond, Carl Greif, Uniontown; third,
Washington State college,; best pure
bred bull, any age or breed, first,
Carl Greif, Uniontown; second, Nord- |
oy Brothers, Genesee; third, Harry !
Beach, Uniontown.
Best purebred calf under 10
months, first and fourth, Nordby S
Brothers; second, Harry Beach, i
Jniontown; third, Carl Greif; best S
alf under 16 months, grade or pure
,red, sired by registered Shorthorn, c
irst and third, Nordby Brothers; c
econd, Carl Greif; fourth, Washing /
on State college; best group of one c
ull and three females, pure bred, any b
eef breed, first Carl Greif second, C
Iordby Brothers; third, Herman n
Tordby, lewiston; best purebred a
roup, three females, any age or Il
reed first, Washington State col {
ege; second, Carl Greif; third, Nord- n
y Brothers; best dairy COW giving II
lilk, M. Schultheis, Cotton e
Best Show in Towns History S
Cash prizes of more than $400 were G
iven in the annual exhibit a
Professor Howard Hackadorn of
State college; c. w.
hickman and J. e. Nordby, Univer-
ty of Idaho; were judges. Professor cl
said the cattle excelled "
lose at the state fair held at Yakima M
st fall. B
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