The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-25
IS
C0MPLIMENTED
ON FINE SHOW
Corn and Poultry Exhibits
Attract Much Attention
From Experts There
SOME NOVEL EXHIBITS

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Underwood, N. d., Feb. 25.-Busi-
ness men Of Underwood and poultry
fanciers are enthusiastic over the
comments made by experts on Under.
woods corn and poultry show held
February 10 and 90. A %. Barton,
poultry expert of the agricultural
college, who judged the show, de-
clarcd the quality equal to any he
had seen anywhere. He said the
bronze and white turkeys were better
than the birds shown in the same
class recently at Grand Forks.
The institute which was part of
the show was well attended.
Among the exhibits Mr.. Barton
found some which are worthy of
mention. One was the pen of young
bronze turkeys, exhibit of James
Brondum, of Coleharbor. Mr.. Bron-
dum's pen took first prize over an
other pen presented that contained a
tom which took second prize at the
poultry show at Fargo just recently,
and which cost $50. 1t goes to show
what class of poultry the farmers are
now raising in the county. A young
exhibitor who can be mentioned il
Donald Sheeron, of Underwood, a lad
of about Id, who exhibited some prize
winning chickens. Donald took. first
prize with his pen Of White Rocks
and second prize for his pen Of
Barred Rocks. The other winners at
the show are ne follows:
Chickens -.
r. C. w. Wyandottes--L. F.. Lee,
Washburn, first and sweepstakes:
Gust wager, second. '.''''
White Rocks-Donald Sheeron, LIST.
Barred Rocks, young-A Grabin.
ger, first; Donald Sheeron, second;
Carl Sayler, third.
Barred Rocks, old-Otto Olson.
first; A. Grabinger, second.
Buff Orpingtons. old-Christ Say
Ter, first. Young-Christ sayler.
first.
S. c. Anconas, young-Henry Jo-
hannes, first; R. c. Bauer, second.
S. c. Leghorns, young; Henry Shell
don, Washburn, first.
Dark Brahmas-Disqualifi
Black Leghorns. old-Fred Asch.
first.
Black Minorcas, old. G. Stewart,
first. Young-L. G.. Stewart, first.
R. c., w. Leghorns, young-Otho
Snyder, first; John Johnson. second:
Ralph Pritz, third.
r. I. Reds, young-O. L. Nordquist,
first; M. w., Johannes. second; Carl
Heger, third.
r. L. Reds, DIDO. L. Nordquist.
first; Fred Asch, secondN
Turkeys
White Holland, old-Gust Englund.
first; Robert Leroy, second; Walter
Leroy. third.
White Holland, young-Gust Eng
lund, first; l.. E. Lee, second; Walter
Leroy, third.
Bourbon Reds-N. W. Johannes.
first. 0.f
BronzcI Xearling-L. G. Stewart,
first, j. W. Melick, second: II. A.
Christoph, third.
Bronze, 2-year- old-Otho Snyder,
first, sweepstakes.
Bronze, young--James Brondum,
first; l.. G. Stewart. second: Henry
Johannes, third.
Other Fowl
Toulouse Geese, young-Otho Sny-
der, first;s N. w. Johannes, second.
White Pekin Ducks, young-Otho
Snyder, first; Joe Koenig, second:
VIM. Wilke, third.
Rouen Ducks. young-Chas. Say.
Ter, first; John Moore, second.
Guinea-fowl-H. A. Christoph, 1st
Fan Tail Pigeon-Rudolph Sayler
first: Albin Grabinger, second: Nor.
bert Grabinger. third. t.Fsa'
Eggs tx
White Eggs-F.r J. Snyder, first;
L. G. Stewart, second; Henry Shell.
don. Washburn, third.
Brown Eggs-L. G. Stewart, first;
John Londgren, second; Henry Jo'
names, third. $
Nice Samples of Corn Shown
The exhibits Of corn made a nice
showing, although not as large al
was shown at Turtle Lake the veel
before. This is the first year thai
Underwood included corn in their
show, but from the good beginning
this year this feature Of the show j.
expected by next year to be worth
by itself the attention of anyone.
There was AZ samples of corr
shown and many of the exhibits wer'
real prize winners. 1t only proves
that corn can be raised in the state
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