The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-10-01
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Pig and Ford Race

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Pig and Ford Race
The Fig and Ford contest which was
held Sunday was won by Richard
Schmidt of Wabasso. John Anthony
of Redwood Falls won second ane
Howard King of Seaforth placed
third.
Three prizes were offered in this
race. The first was SIS, the SECOND
$40 and the third SIS.
Premiums were awarded by judges
Thursday and Friday to some of the
finest exhibits ever shown here. Most
of the premium list is printed in this
edition of The Gazette. The All
Clue list will be printed next week.
The premium winners in the poul-
try show are as follows: Mrs. R. S.
Goudy, Wabasso; Madge Goodyear,
Redwood Falls; w. F. Hoepner, North
Redwood; Stava Brothers, Marshall;
Mrs. C. G. Cherry, Redwood Falls; l..
P. Winter, Redwood Falls; Mrs.
Nicholas Kramer, Seaforth; Mrs
Grover Tetrick, Redwood Falls;
Claude Ever, Bird Island; Roy Chris
topson, Marshall; Henry Munich,
Wood Lake; MRS. Ole Nelson, Bel
view; Mrs. Joseph Beran, Clements;
Mrs. Joseph Schmoll, Bird Island;
Ben Neubaurer, Bird Island; Mrs.
William Swigart, Redwood Falls; H.
C. Sharkey, Hanley Falls; Albert
Beutow, Lamberton; Mrs. Carson
Rote, Redwood Falls; Peter Schmoll,
Bird Island; Paul Schmoll, Bird Is
land; Mrs. Charles Hoepner, Delhi;
Gustav Grabow, Renville; Mrs. T. H.
Inglis, Redwood Falls; Mrs. John
Kohler, Redwood Falls; Joseph Sch
mid, Lamberton; Mrs. Ira Dungey,
Sanborn; Gene Schmidt, North Red
wood and Mrs. E. E. Wetmore, Red
wood Falls.
Grand champions were awarded to
the best chicken in each class. The
following were given that award:
Champion Cock, single comb Rhode
Island Red, was awarded to Joseph
Beran of Clements. Champion hen,
Light Brahma, was awarded the first
prize in that division. Mrs. Nicholas
Kramer of Seaforth, won first in the
Champion Cockerel which was a Buff
Orpington. The chicken that won
first in the Champion Young Pen was
Buff Orpington and was owned by
L. P. Winter. The Champion Old
Fen was owned by Claude Ever of
Bird Island. He also won in the
Champion Pullet contest, both of
these champions were represented by
White Leghorns.
Several prizes were given in the
baking contests to the person with
the best entry in each division. Mrs.
j. S. Park of North Redwood, won
specials on white bread, emitting her
to sack of Madelia's best flour,
which was donated by Hauck's gro
Gerry. She also won a sack of Fair
way flour offered her by the Fairway
grocery, and by winning the sweep
stakes she won a large sack of Gal
LEAFS Bakery flour, donated by Gal
cas- Bakery.
Mrs. Ben Neubauer of Bird Island
won the sack of Daniel Webster flour
donated by Schmid's grocery. Mrs.
Otto Melges of Redwood Falls, won
the sack of Gold medal flour, given
by the Redwood Grocery. Mrs.
E. E. Bliss won first prize in baking
powder biscuits and was given $3.50
in trade at the Scenic City Bakery.
Mrs. Glenn Hillig won first prize
with her angel food cake emitting her
to the four packages of Gold Medal
cake flour. Kathleen Flom of Bel
view, took first prize in the white roll
bread-baking contest and was entitled
to the $3.50 at the Scenic City Bak-
cry
There was one of the largest and
best exhibits of canned goods, house
hold arts and fancy work this year at
the fair that there has ever been
at this county fair. The exhibit
buildings were filled with entries for
different classes of canned goods,
household arts and fancy work.
There was also large collection of
bread, cake, pies and other foods that
were home-baked.
The committee was especially pleas
ed with the fine display of quilts
shown in one of the booths. The col
lection received much favorable COM
ment by large groups of interested
people.
Additional awards may be found on
page five and eight of this issue.