The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-30
INDIANA CORN
Wins heavily
AT EXPOSITION
HooSier Livestock Also
Scores in World Show
at Chicago.
BIZ Times Special

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CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Hoosier
prize winners at the International
Livestock Exposition here, in adj
dition to Chester E. Troyer, La
Fontaine, crowned senior corn king,
and Virgil Joyce, IS, Carroll County,
junior corn king, include the fol-
lowing:
Lloyd Epperson. IT, Hope. reserve
Earl M. Foster. sharpsyille, reserve
J. M Ballard. Marion. grand Champion
carlot of 300-pound Hampshire barrows.
]. G. Andrews. West Point. FIST in eve
serve grand championships, FIRST prize
aged ram.
Corn show winners from the
southern part of Indiana include:
Ten Ears yellow CRegion 8l--John Lux.
Bridgeport c. A. Smith, Whiteland: Ed N.
Lux. Waldron; Argus Wagner. Manila:
Hope; Ralph Moffitt. Knighsssown; Paul
Martin jamestown; L. L. Moffit. Knights
town: Elmer Seton, GreenSburg: FTenk
H. Paul Morelock. Westminster; r. L. He'll
Wilbur HSPsh e wb fts%n5 3csoT x
Charles, Lux. Bridgeport Chester L. links.
Rushville; Thomas Lux. Shelbyville: r. L.
T T e5aEss so FOyS peT LeTf
Heilman. Hope; Fred W. Harting. Dills-
Ten Ears White Region 81. M. vog-
S6%Tlss ohTis: a NJ, B8ro2Ss6grs;
Matt Hellman. Hope: Fred w. Hartins..
R T; MofT!tt; Knishtstowl,; S; S. VogieT;:
ORs E. %alSTon washington mse s E1h
Greensboro. Peter Schoeppel. Shelbyville;
Otis c'odfelter. Russellyille; Maurice Lux.
Single Ear (Recion si-Peter schoeppel.
shebyy Hds,, l. h l. Mo5itt e KnT,,ShtTtown
lin; s. s. Voaler. Hone: e." Elmer Elmer Seton.
GreensNurg: M. NJ. Carter. Cree1sburg;
Matt Hei'nan, Hope: Melyir. Hsvens.
4: Smith. whiteiand; Ralph Kolkmeies.
Waldron.
Northern Indiana corn winners
include:
Troyer. Lafontsine; chnrcaile Barr. TIP
ton: Herbert G. Wstson. .Tipton; Chester
foTdsvle JASON DeTo-d Tsentow2 Telsn
higgins: Darlington: Kerlin B. Snoeberger.
Rockfeld; Frank E. Watson. Upton: David
Troye,r, l Lsfontains; Kenneth S Dice.
Wingate; Forest 1. Crumley. Veedersburg;
Walter J. Harpel. Charlottesville: Ada B.
w Mnsnt' ov w e. S1nn E
Himelick. Summityille: Cleo Mildred Kirk
Ip1. patrick, Wngats; r. E. Hmeliek Summit;
vile: " z: H5iTeIlck synp r Wood
louisville: VIRGIL B. Hinelici- Summitvi'le;
Walter Penn. Wave'-nd Rev Watson. TIP
i2R y J9fn1i2' PaiTImpnt j. Fine
tame; Lowell River. Lafontaine: Moses E.
Breese; Kentlandi Il. H. Hill'gross. Ander-
SON.; CLARENCE Cole. morocco: Kenneth
Ten Ears White CRegion n - Jason De-
Ford. Greertovn; Ralph Williams, Pendle-
Roberts, summitYilie; churchile Barr. TIP
ton: F. P. Crumn' Crawfordsv'lle: OWN
H. River, .Lefonte inc. Lowell River. La
Morocco: Ray .Plummer. Wolcott.
Hcosier winners III livestock are:
Shorthorns Glass 185-Three steers or
heifers. fourth. Purdue.
,o Horses BelFi9ansd st1 nn0n,d f9Sls
Swine. Berkshire. Gle SIS 20-Juni or cham
pion show. first, E. II. Moore. Sheridan.
sheep-Fat Shropshire. Glass loS, wether
one and under two years. second. Purdue.
wether lambs third Purdue. Fat Cheviot.
second: Keith B. CLARK; claTkshill. Ind.
second. Purdue; third. Purdue.
Fet Cattle--Aherdeen Angus steers.
Sss fs steer Payfd oS or Dse he 1875
second. Black sSeik. Purdue ' .
Clsss 100: .wether lo.nb. fourth. Purdue.
classs ia ch WV, po Eet1sG second
Fst s-TiSeEFat Bsrkshire. Gloss 1T.
barrow. 200 and under $50 pounds. first.
Class l7s. barrow. $50 and under $50
pounds. fourth Pu-due.
Class 100. psn Of ha~rows. 200 and under
Fat Chester Whites. Gloss 2o7. borrow;
fourth. Purdue.
Purdue Takes Second
Glass 2lO. pen OF three harrows. 200 and
under $50 Dol'nS". second. Purdue.
Fat Srotted Poland Chinos-Class 2.s.
pen Of three barrows. 2n0 end under $50
ponds. third, James H. Williams. Bry-
Fat Poland. Chigas-SC,ass 1877, borrow.
over 200 End ~, r0der 25o. pounds; third
over. 200 and under $50 pounds. fourth,
Purdue. Class '1Si. pe~ OF three barrows,
over. $50 and under $50 pounds, second,
Fat SEampsnires-clcss 2ls, barrow $50
end under $50 pounds. third. Purdue,
under 95N pounds. FIST. Purdue; Cless 1913
i've PeTrows rGt of 91s s 5o3 first Purdue
an F1t eI no1 2co 81? t fro s ffS
son e. Sutherlin B-os.. Prssellvii'a. Ind.
Glass 22s. barrow. 200 to 290 porrHs. third
pnd tc''rth. SnlJNS0r q Siltherln BrOr.
Chess 229. non. Of thee harrows. fourth
S1litson g. Sutherlin BIOS: Glars 90. pen
of three ha-rowS. 2n0 TO 220 nourds. sec
ord, SmitNso1 g. Sutherlir Bros; ClPss
231, ren of FIVE NH-rov'S. produ"e Of one
COW. third e0d for-th. S1nithson e. S"trer-
In BIOS: Gloss 273 te- harroWc ITO ia
go pounds. second, Smithson & Sutherlir
ret Duroc Jerseys Gloss 1913. harraws
$50 ard under $50 pounds; fourth. Pur-
Breeding Cattle-shorthorns. Glass 3
Prescott & Sons. Tawas City. Mich.
First on ShOrthorn
PoIled Shorthorrs-Class 1E3. bull calveC
between June /. 1925. and Sent. 90. 1926
FIRST, Rosewood Renown. j. II. Clamme
Uplsnd. Ind; secoud, clenwood Inprover
NJ. ]. Raucl1 g. Sons, Roam, Ind: fourth
Raigr'ore Narshel III, w. w. Rose &
| Son. RossTille Ind.
Cless 15e-Bull calved between oct.
and Dec. 81. 1928. fourth. Glenwood Count
M; J., Eauck & Sons. Roann, md i;r ..,uo,
between June 1. 1925. emo Dec. Fl, 1925
fourth. Grove Commander. w. w. Ros
| a. Sons, RosSville. Ind.
Glass 154-Buli cslved before june
| 1924. second. Augustus Butterfly. M. J
Reuck & Sons. Roam. Iud.; third. Leo
| Hereford Steers -Clsss 1888. steerS. suaye,
| or martin heifer calved before Sept. 80
| 1926. fourth. Dor liro Regulator, Henry W
| Marshall. Lafaye it,. Ind.
Nicholas Ernest Fartie. University Of No
ire Dame and J. M. ballard Mr.. Ballard
Of Marion. Ind; won two Of the classes; :.
Fat Cattle--Hereford steers: Glass 18e
! spayed or ms rtin heifer. calyed between
Oct. ! and Dec. 81, 1926; second, Dol