The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-10-03
WINNERS OF All
PRIZES AT STATE
AND COUNTY FAIR
Additional H0n0rs Awarded
County Youth in State
Fair Contests

flaclnSS OF All cluD boys and
girls at the county fair and some
additional honors won at the state
fair but not previously made pub
lie at state headquarters were an
nounced this week.
Competing with So other demon
stration teams, Misses Irene and
Lorraine Lavinder of Lamberton
not only carried off first in their
project, which was gardens and
nrst in their division, which was
crops, but were awarded a plaque
as grand champions of all agricul-
tural demonstration teams at the
state fair.
Their project was ''Home Stor-
age of Vegetables and they COM
peted with youths giving topics on
baby beef, colts, conservation,
corn, dairy production and con-
sumption, gardens, health, home
Identification, pigs, potatoes, poul-
try and sheep.
Miss Irene Neuschwander of
Redwood Falls placed third among
1874 girls in individual bread MAX
ing at the state faU where Nora
jacobson of Hartland and Alice
Hartle of Owatonna were first and
second.
Miss Lorraine Fish of Belview
was tied for third in individual
state fair canning demonstrations
while Naomi Anderson of Vesta
was sixth among SO girls in cloth
ing judging. Irene Neuschwander
and Florence Farlee were second
in the red ribbon group of bread
teams and Vergie Trent of Delhi,
third in the white ribbon group OF
cake demonstrators.
County fair winners were:
Baby Beef-Grade junior yearlings:
l, Horace Wetmore, Redwood Falls;
2, Paul Kohler, Redwood Falls; 3,
1, Neal Madsen, Morgan; 2, ROLAND
Benson, Clements; 3, Wilbur Belshaw,
Vesta. Purebread junior yearlings: l,
Melvin Werner, WabaSsO; 2, Melvin
Werner, Wabasso; 8, Junior Armit-
age. Redwood Falls. Purebred calf: l,
Armitage, Redwood Falls; 3. Irene
Lavinder, Lamberton.
Champion Baby beef--Nels Hansen,
Walnut Grove. Junior livestock trip
winners: 1,Nels Hansen, Walnut
Grove; 2, Melvin Werner, Wabasso;
Neal Madsen. Morgan; S, James kon-
Ter, Redwood Falls; s, 1aul e Kohler.
redwood Falls; z. Junior Armitage,
Redwood Falls; 8, Faye Armitage,
Redwood Falls; 9, Roland Benson,
Clements; Alternate, Wilbur Belshaw,
Zieske, Redwood Falls. Purebred he'll
fers: 1, Nels Hansen, Walnut Grove;
2, Russell Tetrick, Redwood Falls; 3,
Theodore Beran, Clements.
Colts-Suckling colts: /. Alton Tet-
rick, Lamberton; 2, Richard Hoover
Redwood Falls; 3, Albert Sherman,
seaforth xearing colts aian oo MaFaan
Redwood Falls; 8, Lantha Ballard,
Delhi. Second year old colts: l, John
Price, Lamberton; 2, James Kelly,
Redwood Falls; 8, Robert Montgom-
cry, Redwood Falls. Champion colt
John Price, Lamberton. Champion
Colt Snowman. l. Lantha Ballard
Delhi. .
Shetland ponies: 1, Donald Davis
Seaforth; 2, Ethel Georgius, Wabasso;
8, June immerli, Wabasso.
Dairy Calves-First year Holstein:
l, Francis Campbell, Redwood Falls;
2, Virgil Dahmes, Clements; g., Yves
ley Slaymaker, Morgan. Second year
Holstein: l.. Dorothy Ballard, DELHI
Third year Holstein: 1, Virgil Dab
mes, Clements. First year Guernseys;
1. Clifford Waterman, Sanborn; 2
Enid Wittwer, Redwood Falls; 3. Ar
thur Hoffragge, Revere. Second year
Gurnseys: I. Mary Sexton z: Blancn ae
Brown swiss: /, Arthur Neuschwan-
der, Redwood Falls. First year Jer
sew: 1, Wilma Bondeson, Walnut
Grove. Grand champion dairy calf
Virgil Dahmes, Clements. Grand
champion Snowman, Virgil Danmes.
Clements. 80
Hogs-Poland China Gifts: 1. Alvin
Maker. Walnut Grove; 2. Alvin MAX
err. Walnut Grove; 8, Warren Llnde
man. Wabasso. Spotted Poland China
gifts: 1, Ivan Klabunde, Clements;
Charles Marsh, Delhi. 3, FRANCIS
Campbell ELL. Redwood 9o6n taaa f Delhi
Grand champion gilt, Alvin Maker
walnut Grove. Fat barrow fanN
breed): 1. Arthur Buetow, Lamberton
9. Ivan Klabunde, Clements; 8, Marion
Madsen, Morgan. Junior live stocI
winners. Grand champion Iat parro"'
1. Arthur Buetow, Lamberton.
shaan-Market lamb, fat: 1. Leslie
Zones. Redwood Falls; 2, Lester Sew,
wheaton Redwood Falls; 4, Clarence
Housmar, Redwood Falls. Leslie
Jones, Lester Severson ana Clarence
Housman received trips to JUNIOR
Livestock this fall. Harolo w n aS b;s
age A member must be II years oio
before he can win a state trip.
Rabbits, Warren Pack. Walnuf
Grove. =, r.oroo
7oll Richard
Hoover. Redwood Falls. Ten ears vel
low: /, Charles Marsh Jr;, Delhi; T.
Richard Hoover, Redwood Falls: 3,
George Mann, Redwood Falls. Ten
best ears in the show, SWEEPSTAKES
1. Charles Marsh Jr., DEM, 2, ncn.
Mann Redwood Falls. Richard Hoo
ver receives a trip to the State Fair
io2c for his corn exhibit. Charies
Marsh has first, but has already won
a state championship in corn winch
makes him ineligible. ,r-th
ReJwood. 3 Dorothy Ballard. Delhi;
q Charlotte Scheunert, North Heo-
PotatoesE1 Richard Hoover. Red
wood Falls: 2, Burton Tellefson, Wa-
nut Grove; 8, Vernon Barnum' neu-
WOOD work., Leroy Hegdal, Bel
view: 3. Norman Peterson. Ciements'
ReryI Brandt, North Redwood
e.onseryation-I, LEROY Hegdal.
ReivieW receives q free trip to Itasca
state Park; 2, Clinton Fetefsons !
Club Booths. Belview I Booste enG
q. Seaforth: 8, Clements EtHnhs anu
"PonitrvMBreeding pen: 1. Russell
Benson (white rocks). Clements; l.
Patricia Hoepner. Delhi twhite leg.
horns); 1, James Kohier, Redwooo
Fails. (buff orpingtonsl: Burton Tel
Iefson. Walnut Grove, ewnaIe elan 9a1
Iaced wyandottes); 1, Douglas Mann
Redwood Falls, (white wyandotteSzS
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