Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 177, Decatur, Adams County, 27 July 1923 — Page 3

1 W in In Poultry Show rcnntlnued from PM« S’display He also had the third Jert hen in thie cUae-

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In the rose comb R. I. Red exhibit, Mr. Rupert, won first for the best cock, hen and pen old, second for the best cock, hen and cockrell, and third for the best hen and cockrell. R. F. Shroyer, Decatur, won firsts for the best cockrell and pullet in this des-

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play. In the light Brahmas, Slmion won first second and third for the best hen, first for the best pen-old and first and second for the best cock. No other exhibitors were awarded premiums in this class. Mr. Summers won first second and third for the best hen and firsts for the best cock and pen-old in the dark Brahmas class. In the Partridge Cochin display Simeon Summers was awarded first, second and third for the best hen shown, and first and second for the best cock, cockrell, pullet and pen-old shown. In the White Cochin and Black Cochin classes, B. O. Roberding won first for the "best cock, hen cockrell and pulleL In the white Langshan class, 11. T. Wilson, Springfield, Ohio, won first for the best, cockrell and second for the best hen and pullet. Oscar Roberding won second for the best cockrell and first for the best hen and pallet. Willshire Man Big Winner In the light-brown single-comb Leghorn class, H. V. Bnchannan, Willshire, Ohio, made a clean sweep, winning all the prizes awarded for the best cock, hen, cockrell, pullet and pen-old. Simeon Summers won all the premiums in the buff single-comb Leg horn show. He won first and second for the best cock and hen, anil first for the best cockrell and pullet. In the buff Leghorn display, Oscar Roberding won first for the best cock and first for the best hen. No other poultry was showing in this class. Bernard Brasein, Wapakoneta, Ohio, and Ralph Kocneman, Monroeville, competed for honors in the black single-comb Leghorn show. Mh Brasein won second for the best cock, first and second for the best hen, third for the best pullet and second «for the best pen-old. Mr. Koeneman won first for the best cock, third for the best hen, first and second for the best pullet and first for the best pen-old. In the Silver Leghorn show, Oscar Roberding won first for the best cock, hen,, cockrell. pullet and pen-old. Mr. Prasein won second for tlie best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet and third for the best hen and pullet. He also won firsts for the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet in the black-rose-comb Minorca type and second for the best hen in this class. In the white single-comb Minorca display, Simeon Summers won first for the best cock. Bernard Brasein won first for the best pen-old. second for the best hen, cockrell and pullet and third for the best cock and hen. Oscar Roberding won first for the best cockrell and pullet, second for the best hen. H. T. Wilson, Springfield, Ohio, won first for the best hen, cock, cockrell and pullet in the white rose-comb Minorca show. Bernard Brasein won first and second for the best cock, hen cockrell. pullet and pen-old in the single-comb blue Andalusian show. Ralph Koeneman, Monroeville, first for the best cockrell and first and second for the best pullet in the mottled single-comb Ancona breed. Phillip Carper, Decatur, won second for the best cockrell, and third for the best pullet in this class. H. T. Wilson carried first honors for the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet in the rose-comb Red Cap exhibit. No other displays were shown in this class. In the buff single-comb Orpington show, E. H. Bryan, Magley, Indiana, won first for the best cock, third for the best hen, and third for the best pullet. W. G. Kleinknight, Tocsin, won second for the best cockrell, and first and second for the best pullet. Win. Rupert, Monroeville, won third for the best cock, second for the best cock, first and second for the best hen, and first and third for the best cockrell. More Decatur Men Win O. W. Bradmiller, Decatur, won first and second for the best cock, hen, cockrell, pullet and pen-old in the white single-comb Orpington show. B. O. Roberding won first for the best hen, second for the best cock, first for the best cockrell and first for the best pullet. Albert Miller, Decatur, won first for the best cock, and second for the best hen. In the dark Cornish style, H. T. Wilson had the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet, and Bernard Brasein received first and second for the best cock, hen and pen-old in the white Cornish show. H. T. Wilson won first place for the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet in the bearded golden Polish show. Oscar Roberding won first for the best cock, hen, cockrell ami pullet in the non-bearded golden Polish show. Carl Wilson .Springfield, Ohio, had the best hen and cock in the golden spangled Hamburg display. In the silver spangled Hamburg class, C. M. ‘ Laisure, Monroe, won first for the best cock and hen, and C. P. Ward, Decatur, won first for the best pullet. In the black Hamburg class, Carl Wilson won first for the best cock and hen. Oscar Roberding won sec-

ond for the best cock and hen and first for the best pullet. Makes Clean Sweep H. T. Wilson had a ( lean sweep and won first for the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet In the white Houdi n show. He also won first for the be it cock and hen In the black I<aFleche show, and first for the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet in the salmon Faverolles display. Bernard Brasein won first for the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet in the silver Campine style. Carl Wilson had the best cock and hen in the n d Pyle Game class, and Paule Wilson had the best hen in the white game and game, red black-breasted game Bantams, brown-red bantams and duckwing silver Bantams. He also had the best cock and hen in the birchen game Bantam class, and be it cock and hen in the red black breasted Malay Bantam class. In the red black-breasted Maloy show, H. T. Wilson won first for the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet. In the black Sumatras, H. T. Wilson won first for the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet. Bernard Brasein had the second best cock, second and third best hen, cockrell and pullet and first best pen-old in this display.

In the ornamental Bantam show, Carl Wilson got second for the be .t cock and hen. Oscar Roberding won first for the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet in this class. He also got first for the best cock, cockrell and pullet in the silver Sebright Ornamental Bantam show. Carl Wilson won all the awards for light and daik brahman Ornamental Bantams. In the black tailed Japenses Ornamental Bantam class, Paul Wilson had the best cock, hen, cockrell and pullet. He also had the best cock, hen and cockrell at the gray Ornamental Bantam show. Carl Wilson won first premium for the beat cock, hen and pullet in the white ilapenses Ornamental Bantam show.

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In the white bearded Ornamental Bantam show, Carl Wilson had the best cock, hen .cockrell and pullet. He also had the best cock and hen Sultens. In the Pekin Duck show, J. L. Fricks, Decatur, had the best young drake and best young ducks. In the Aylesbury Duck show, W. B. Brasein had the best adult drake and best adult duck. No others were shown. Os the Rouen Ducks, Mr. Brasein had the best adult drake and duck, also. Os the colored muscovey ducks. Owen Brasein won all the awards. He also won all the awards for the white runner and fawn and white runner. W. B. Brasein had no competition in the crested white and white Muscovey classes. Mr. Brasein had the best and second best adult drako, best, adult duck, young drake and young duck in the Cayuga show. Bernard Brasein won first and second for the best adult drake, adult duck, young drake and young duck in the gray call class. In the white class, Carl Wilson exhibited the best adult drake and duck. Owen Brasein won all the prizes on Tulouse geese. W. B. Brasein won all the prizes on Emblem geese, brown Chinese geese, Canadian geese and Egyptian geese. B. O. Roberding had no competition for honors in ths African Geese class, and Bernard Brasein won all honors in the white Chinese geese show. Simeon Summers Wins Sweepstakes In the Grand Sweepstakes, Simeon Summers was awarded first for best pen. Mr. Summers had almost 100 heads of poultry on exhibit. J. F. Rupert was awarded first for the best pen of rose colored R. I. Reds in Adams county. Bernard Brasein was awarded first for the best single-comb Minorca hen on show. The best Cockrell B. P. R. cock award went to Simeon Summers, and the best pullet S. C. W. Orpington on show was awarded to O. W. Bradmiller.

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