The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-10-14
County Agent
Tells Story Of
Clubs at Fair
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err he purchased from Peter Mchav
& Son last spring. He is now get.
ting an excellent start n ePurebrei
Shorthorns. Others showing in or
der of winnings in the Juni,r class
were Clarence Bruch, Redwood Falls,
Vernon Schultz, Evan; Ethel Bruch,
Senior class, Francis, Mary and
George Breu of Redwood Falls. Fine
ribbons were awarded by the Ameri-
can Shorthorn Breeders association.
In the Dairy Calf Class Glen Nolt-
ing, Wabasso, showed County Cham
pion. Records were not considered
in this class. He was followed by his
brother, Bob, Irwin and Milton Cues
cnberry in the first year Holstein
class of purebreds. Merle Campbell,
Dorothy Slaymaker, Morgan; How
ard Quesenberry and Lois Slaymaker
were the order in the grade class with
Dorothy Slaymaker first with no
competition in the second year Hol-
stein class. Lewis Wittwer was first
with no competition with first year
purebred Guernsey, Gertrude AMI
Leonard Wittwer were FIRST end Sec
end first year grade Guernsey and
Mary Ellen Wittwer first with Sec
end year purebred Guernsey. Lester
Mott, Wabasso had first Brown Swiss.
Joe Scanlon showed County Cham
pion fat barrow. He, with Frank
Holstein of Tracy, will receive trips
to the Junior Livestock Show. 9th
ers showing were Merle Campbell ami
Roman and Harry Zwach, Walnut
Grove. Arthur Bruch exhibited the
only Chester Whites and the only
litter winning first and County Cham
Zion gilt. Others showing were Bar
ton and Melvin Meyer, Sanborn; Ar
thur Hawton, Mahlon Bruell end Ro-
bert Campbell, Redwood Falls
The Market Poultry Class was UNI
fortunately judged by the Standard
Of Perfection when only market
Lirds are. required: q check up will
lie made to determine the winners in
this class. Many. classes were dis
qualified due to stubs on the legs or
feathers growing below the knees on
clean-legged varieties. Club mem
bers should take notice and try to
show birds that will not Be disquali-.
fled. Gerald Hawton, Redwood Falls,
took first with cockerels and Ralph
Eichten, Sanborn first with bullets.
William Lord, Walnut Grove, is
still King of the Roost in Corn Club
work in the county taking first and
sweepstakes with his 10 ears of yell
Grove. David Parker, Clements, Ira
and Leonard Severson, Walnut Grove,
followed in the class. Clarence Hol-
STEM Tracy, was first in the white
, corn. John Mau, Milroy, Gerald
Erbes, Walnut Grove, Wilbur Warncr,
Wabasso and Adolph Lawrenz, Wa
basso, followed in the class. John
Maui was first in the SO ear white
class and second in the open class.
Wilbur Warner was second, Roy Sc
version was first in so yellow and Da-
yid Parker second, and Leonard Sc
version third.
The Garden Club was represented
I by two exhibitors, James Baikie,
Redwood Falls, first and Norman
Helm, Seaforth, second.
The Room Furnishing exhibit, al
though not in competition, received q
premium. This was also shown at
the State Fair and took second place
there.
John Slaymaker exhibited the best
rope DOafd, G1e same as at WaDaSSo.
The contest was thrown open and
those winning were, Irwin Ballard.
Wilbur Warner. Alvin Ginning and
Henry Hauptli, all Of the Wabasso
Club, Bert, Elmer and Joseph ia
CODY of the Shutdown Club, George
and John Raveling and Arnold Rue
of the Lucan Club. All received priz-
es.
In the Showing Contest Frank Ho!-
stein was best pig Snowman, Adria
Lewis best lamb Snowman, Merle
Campbell best calf Snowman and
Armin Kuehn best colt Snowman.
Due to the rush for time and rain
no judging contests were conducted.
= Lynn sheldon,
County Agent.