The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-13
To Linus Woodwork, best fall apples

To Linus Woodworth, best fall apples
Ist prem.-- Z to
To Thomas Rowland Cd penn. 90
TO Chas NJ Fowler for greatest and
best variety of apples lst PREM 90
70 Tho. Howiand % nrenn... 81
To Linus Woodwork for the greatest
and best varieties of pears lst pre-
MUM. .----.------.--.----- "
| To Thomas Rowland for specimen of
or more pears lst prem. W
| To Thomas Rowland for best sample Oh
| grapes. in open air lst prem oV
To Stephen Gait for best sample OF
grapes grown under giass.---.----- zoo
To Joseph Bishop for best sample po-
tatoes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u
| To a I, Bliss for table carrots.- Sc
To Thos Rowland for Cabbage. 81
To g. N. Fowler for best beets. 50
To E. w Kingman for best onions 49, 20
To Stephen Gait for squash. 9O
To I. Pacey for best fiat turnips------. oU
Your committee noticed an enormus squash
weighing probably 3 lbs. under one of the Ia
bles field bee;s Of excellent growth on an other
and several other articles not properly worthy
Of mention. Wemust cay that the show o!
grapes far exceeded that of any former exhi bi.
| ton We call especial attention to the Deleware
exhibited by Thos. Rowland and Stephen Gal;
as worthy Of cultivation, and one Of the best
for open cultures to the fact that well ripened
Catawba Grapes aud splendid Isaoellas were ex-
hibited by A Bliss, the first ripe Catawbas
ever tasted or seen by your committee in Ken
osha county.
The great number of varieties of Apples shown
by NJ Fowler, the fine flemish beauty pears
shown by Thomas Ho Wand, and awarded the
premium fine cabbage by the same person
latge watermelons raised by Linus Wood~orth
prince albert potatoes by Joseph Bishop and
Salmon Epson fine seed corn by Charles Cur
tis and NJ Linsley, good winter wheat by b w
Kingman, good sample OF tea spring wheat by
Charles Curtis, No one oats by Peter Smi h
good barley by Charles Curtis, also to the two
very excellent collections Of grapes grown UNI
der glass, entered by Stephen Gait, bat sup~
posed by the committee to be competitors fol
premium, to one variety of one collection o.
which, your committee awarded the premium.
Your committee further awarded,
To Peter i Smith LIST premium on oats. 81 OF
To w Kingman Ist premium for winter
wheat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l %
To Charles Curtis for spring wheat lst pre-
! W
To Charles Curtis for barley st premium / OC
FREDERICK BRANDE,
w. MYGATT,
S. A. DIDAMA,
Committee.
The committee on garden and field crops would
report that but few entries were made in the field
and garden crops as came before your commit
tee, a most of the entries ere made in the
class of horticultural and garden crops
Your committee would award,
To A H Stevens for winter squash, VT
81 Id LIST premi um. Observation-Disclosures. 81
To L Bliss for sample of onions lst pre-
MUM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES jU
To L Bliss tor specimen of perfected
tUmatue Ist pi emium- j(
There were two splendid watermelons, to al
outward appearance, but to the contents in
side, the committee were left in the dark. ex'
hibited by Linus Woodwork No premium Of,
fered by he Society.
II S. TH0RP
I. s. CoTTING,
HARRISON SMITH,
The committee on Miscellaneous Articles re-
port
To T S Getting lst premium for clothes
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To Abram Guile for grain seeder........ 4 90
To Ephraim Perkins for hand loom.. OC
To s P Reeve for knitting machine...... OC
To II H Taylor for packing barrel.- Sc
To Mrs NJ Linsley for cone picture frame Sc
. photograph frame--.- 81
comb aSe.----.-.- Sc
(" g shell pyramid 2 0C
" cone pyramid l on
To Charles u Fowler box honey ......... 2 OF
L. w. THAYER,