River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-09-27

iSIt, EllSWoTtH, Isl, <iDcTL OaNiuooli,
Ellsworth, End and Robt. Bartlett,
Ellsworth, 3rd. Junior Guernsey
Calf Class: Clarence Muhlhausen,
Prescott, 1st; Mildred Peterson,
Spring Valley, End; Vernon Mum
frod, Ellsworth, 3rd; Everett Harris
Elmwood, 4th; Alfred Krings, Arkan-
saw, 9Th; Arnold Anderson, Ellis
worth, 9Th; Eden Anderson, ELS
worth, 7th. Senior Guernsey Calf
Class: Gertrude Mumford, Els
worth, 1st; Vernon Mumford, Ellis
worth, End; Lorrain Leonard, Ellis
worth, 3rd. Senior Jersey Calf Class:
Everett Chapman, River Falls, 1st
Jersey Calf Class: Harold Arnold,
Maiden Rock, LIST. The Grand Cham
pion of all purebred dairy calves
was won by the Guernsey calf owned
by Clarence Muhlhausen, Prescott.
Grade Dairy Calves: Harold Stog-
dill, Bay City, 1st; Linton Tracy,
Ellsworth, End; Andrewena Shafer,
Ellsworth, 3rd; Arthur Funk, Bay
City, 4th; Allen Thompson, Rock
Elm, 9Th; Emily Mallon, Ellsworth,
9Th; George Aadalen, Ellsworth, 7th;
Earl Kisner, Rock Elm, 9Th; Lillian
Shafer, Ellsworth, 9th.
Duroc-Jersey Pig Class: Staar
Kruger, Ellsworth LIST; Howard
Roatch, Ellsworth, End; Keith Mar
tin, Maiden Rock, 4th; Lorrain
Leonard, Ellsworth, 9Th. Poland
China Pig Class: Mildred Peterson,
Spring Valley, list; Viola Larson,
Maiden Rock, End; George Aada.en,
Ellsworth, Bird; Joyce Mnmfcrd,
Ellsworth, 4th. Hampshire Pig
Class: Elwood Eaton, Ellsw nth.
LIST and End. Winners in other Club
Glasses will be published in following
issues.
The livestock exhibits at this years
fair exceeded any former exhibits
made at the Pierce County Fair. A
number of breeders from other
counties were showing here. Win
ners in the Duroe-Jersey Futurity
Show were as follows: Oscar Ny
berg, Ellsworth, 1st; Harry Straub,
Ellsworth End; Geo. Anderson, Els
worth, 3rd; Lorrain Leonard, Ellis
worth, 4th; Percy Bennett, Hager
City, 5th; A. M. Anderson & Son,
Ellsworth, 9Th; Walter Nelson, Els
worth, 7th and Vernon Bennett,
Hager City, 9Th. The Poland China
Promotion Show winners were:
Robert Boles, Prescott, 1st; P. N.
Collins, River Falls, End; Traynor
Bros, Rock Elm, 3rd; N. F. Nopp,
Prescott, 4th; and w. L. Doe, Belden-
vile, 9Th.
The sales dates for the Holstein
and Guernsey Sales have been chang
ed. The Holstein sale will be held on
Wed, Oct. II, and the Guernsey sale
on Thursday, Oct. IS.
The T. B. Demonstration held at
the Fair was one of the most educa
tional demonstrations ever held in
this county Two animals from Mr..
Frank Martins herd were slaughter
ed Friday morning and were hung
up for inspection the entire day.
Some of the internal organs which
showed LESSONS were placed on table
near by SO that they could be easily
inspected. Both animals were so
badly diseased that the entire car
casses had to be thrown away.
Around 1000 people visited this
demonstration during the day. DR..
Knilans and DR.. Downey were
present and explained this work to
the people. A number of folks who
thought there was nothing to the
test, have now changed their minds
after seeing the diseased carcasses,
and have decided that they would
not care to use either the meat or
milk from such animals.
I have made arrangement with a
poultry specialist to be with me in
this county the week of Oct. LIST to
9Th and the demonstrations in poul-
try culling put off before, will be held
now.
Monday, October !
Emil Kind, Hager City, 1:3O
John Skidmore, Hager City, $3.50
Tuesday, October 2
A. M. Nelson, Spring Valley, 1890
S. H. Jensen, Spring Valley, 1:30
Ben Murphy, Rock Elm, $3.50
Wednesday, October 3
VIM. Moran, Ellsworth, 1890
Roy Funk, Bay City, 1870
Fred Weghorn, Ellsworth, $3.50
Thursday, October
A. Hendrickson, Jr. Beldenville, 1880
Alfred Younggren, River Falls, 1870
W. d. Finley, River Falls, $3.50