The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-07-04

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Stearns county manufactures
more butter than any county in
the state of Minnesota. The fol-
lowing figures showing the Stearns
County output for 1928 furnished
by the Dairy and Food Depart
ment of Minnesota will be- OF in
terest:
Butterfat, pounds NJ IL, 427, 37s
Butter, pounds -----.------- 15,3O3, l54
Received for butter $7,046, 272.9o
Paid patrons ----.-------.-.- S6,4aO,115.oo
Average paid for butterfat, pound
51.93 cents.
Average price received for butter
fat, pound 1882 cents. j;
The exhibits I'M all, 9 divisions at
the fair this year are probably bet
ter than at any of the previous
showings.. Over 1000 entries are
listed in all departments. There
are 200 cattle entries and the barns
and poultry house are filled to ca
pacity.
|, Wood Bros, of Paynesville, have
entered the largest amount OF live
stock with 300 entries, 252 being
in the poultry division, the balance
divided among the cattle and sheep
entries.
The exhibitors in the cattle
sheep and swine divisions are as
follows:
B. H. Otte, Sank Centre, II head
of Milking Shorthorns.
Pau Bros, Freeport, Milking
Shorthorns. They have the largest
bull on the grounds, weighing
$500 pounds.
Monarchial Stock Farm, Jenniser
Bros, Sank Centre, eight Holsteins
some Poland China Hogs and Buff
Rock chickens.
Harrison H. Miller, Paynesville
2 Holstein bull calves, 31a months
and months old.
William Goebel, Freeport, Hol
stein heifer.
Henry o. Kittleson, Belgrade
Pure bred Guernsey.
James Grundman, Sank Centre
Holstein heifer calf.
Emil Polipnick, Sank Centre
Holstein bull calf, 10 months.
Borgmann Bros, Sank Centre
Holstein buu.
F. Peschek, Sank Centre, II
head Shropshire sheep.
Albert Bork, Paynesville, hea6
of Guernseys, and an exhibit of
Hampshire hogs. ..
w. 0. Kruger's> Jersey Farm
Paynesville, 10 head of Jerseys. AL
so Buff Orpington and Buff Ply
mouth Rock chickens and Toul
ouse geese. ~. - - ...
Walter Kruger and son, Paynes
vile, II head of Guernseys.
F. P. Minette and son, Saul
Centre, owners of Fairview Dair,
Farm, Is head of Brown Swiss
cattle.
Floyd Engle, Sank Centre, Brown
| Swiss bull. as ..-A, 49,.
| Charles Pendroy, Sank Centre,
Jerseys, and two Belgian horses.
j., M. Pendroy, Sank Centre,
mead of Jerseys. .....
Jos. Schwinghammer, Albany,
head of Brown Swiss cattle.
Peter Jennissen, Spring Hill
/ sow with litter and three others il
the Poland China division, also
Holstein heifer.
Tregor Schwinghammer, Albany
2 Chester White pigs. .-.
James Grundman, Sank Centre
Duroc Jersey hogs.
Gerrit J. Jansen, Brooten, eS
hibft of Big Type Poland Chinas
Joe, Schwinghammer, Albany,
, Poland China sow and four pigs.
Wood Bros, Paynesville, 2
Duroc Jersey hogs and 16 sheep.
Judging in all divisions was don
Tuesday, but owing to the fact tina
The Herald went to press a da,
earlier it was necessary to omit tn
prizes awarded until next week.
In the industrial building sever
al splendid booths have been erect
ed by local business men. Thos
having booths there are: The Blu
Valley Creamery, Hillerud Hard
ware, Unger Furniture Co., Ca
kins Hardware and Geo. r. Borg
mann & Co.
The poultry building houses
j very fine display of all varieties Q
feathered stock, together with rat
bits of various varieties. 1t is :.
worth while exhibit. The cente
tier of pens is occupied entirely b
poultry belonging to the Woo
Bros, of Paynesville. D.
The exhibits in the Women's d.
partment are better this year tina
in former years although there ar
probably not as many entries. TIL
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