The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
Missouri Slope Poultry
Show Most Successful
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certainty in 1929, it will prevent the
development that we anticipate"

certainty in 1929, it will prevent the
development that we anticipate"
Grand Champion Winners
The grand champion of the show
in the chicken class was = Barred
Rock cockerel entered by William
A. Falconer, Bismarck, for which
Mr.. Falconer was awarded q gold
medal.
Among the Turkeys, a Bronze
young tom owned by l.. G.. Stewart,
Underwood, was the grand cham
pion and Mr.. Stewart received q
gold medal from the American
Poultry association.
The grand champion waterfowl
was a Toulouse gander entered by
Ohio Snyder, Underwood.
Champions in the various classes
were as follows: Anconas-Emil
A. Wilke. Underwood; Brown Leg
borns-Gcorge Smith, Bismarck;
White Leghorns-O. L. Nordquist,
Underwood; Buff Wyandottes-
Moorhead (Minn.) Hatcheries;
Light Brahmas-Dan Mcdonald,
Bismarck; Barred Rocks-Williani
A. Falconer, Bismarck; White
Rocks-Peter Werlen, Bismarck;
Buff Orpingtons-Wilbert Fields.
Bismarck; Rose Comb Reds-Joseph
Pazandak, Fullerton; White Wysn-
dottes-Carl Sinerts, Dodge; Part
ridge Wyandottes-N. s. Stranger,
Hazelton; Jersey Black Giants-F.
A. Phillips, Fargo; Silver Lace
Notwithstanding Svenson, Bis
marck; Rose Comb Anconas-Emil
A. Wilke, Underwood.
Margaret Jennings won ribbons
for having the heaviest pen of Buff
Orpingtons, Wyandottes and Rhode
Island Reds in the show.
Turkey Prize Winners
Peter Mihm, Bismarck, won an
award for the heaviest White Hol-
land tom turkey entered.
The heaviest Bronze tom turkey
was entered by L. G. Stewart, I'm.
derwood.
Premiums in the Bourbon Red
turkey class were awarded ]. NJ.
Thompson, Wilton, for first old
tom and hen and first young
tom and hen. There were 10 birds
in this class.
In the White Holland class, the
following awards were made: First
old tom-Peter Mihm; first cock
erel-L. E. Lee, Falkirk; first old
hen-L. E. Lee; first young hem
Peter Mihm. There were 40 birds
registered in this class.
In the Bronze turkey class, the
following awards were made: Old
tom-Otho Snyder, Underwood;
young tom, old hen and young hen
Il. G. Stewart, Underwood. There
were so birds in this class.
Winners in the Barred Rocks
class were: Old cocks-Otto Olson,
Underwood; cockerels-W. A. Fall
coner; hens-Rev. Lorenz G. Web
CIR, Underwood; pullets-W. A. Fall
concr.
Reid Has Best Pen
The best pen in the show was
owned by !. J. Reid, Bismarck; the
best pen Of ducks was entered by
Anton Erickson, Wilton; the best
geese were shown by the Moorhead
Hatcheries.
Among the White Rocks, the fol.
lowing premiums were awarded:
First cock-Peter Werlen, Bis.
marck; hens-Osborn Lorenzton,
Washburn: pullets-Petsr Werlen;
pen-Mrs. Casper Irish, Bismarck.
L. E. Lee, Underwood, took four
Of five premiums in the White
Wyandotte class. He won for the
best showing Of young pens, cocks,
hens and pullets. Carl Sinerts took
the cockerel award.
Wilbert Fields took oil first
premiums in the Buff Orpington
class and Joseph Pazandak, Fuller
ton. made = clean sweep Of first
places in the Rhode Island Reds
class.
A. B. Conlev. Bismarck, displayed
the best white eggs and Peter Wer-
len, Bismarck. showed the best
brown eggs.