Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-25
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eve ! year, list pr 2
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GLASS n O. -fiOys--tSHtuN 1Teruc'
III Cunningham, boar, II months
old, Cd premium s.
III Cunningham, SOW 13m, I'd pr
I S S Pierce, sow English berkshire,
II months old, LIST prem, II and 3
S $ Pierce, pair pigs .
J Jones, boar 10 m, Eng berkshire,
Ist premium, Homestead and
Class No. 35-Layge Breeds.
III Cunningham, boar 2 yrs 1st pr II "a
81, brood SOW o yrs, I'd pr 3
" 10m., I'd pr 9
1Om., LIST pr 4
SOW and'5 pigs, 2d pr 9
b A Mathews, brood SOW, LIST pr II & q
pairpigs, r and G, I'd pr 9
G Conwell, sow and 5 pigs, 1st pr 4
J Jones, boar s m, I'd pr 81 d
S X Bellamy, boar 16 m, I'd pr 4
~ Clark, boar8 months
J r Roberts, pair pigs 4 m, LIST pr 9
! CLASS No. 26-,S,ceepstakes.
Fl Cunningham, sow, II and sc
john Clark, boar, II and g
a CLASS No. 27--Pouli,y.
JG Bellamy, pair pea fowls SOC
Ella Pierce, coop of Dorkipgs SOC
Flora Balzer, coop native dominics SOC
Addie Hanks, coop of Bantams, SOC
Glass No. 2s--Edrm Implements.
G Il Conwell, bee hive 10 81
VIM. Barnes, roller 2
Other articles entered in this class
were not manufactured in the State;
hence no premiums were awarded.
CLASS No. 29.-Mecl,anical Depart
nacHf.
w G Snodgrass, panel door, lst pr 81
J A Logan, patent churn, l'ta !
Major Post, wooden shoes, 25g 2
l. Wright, 2-seatcd buggy LIST pr IL IS
Lee Patterson, 4,panel door, I'd pr
A 3 Goldsberry, pork barrel, ~ 2
b Buerkins & Co, wagon, II and 5
Lendly & Nelson, grain separator 2
CLASS No. 30 Uroughtaad Gust Iron.
CSmith, blacksmithing 81 90
Ct Il ConWell, coffee not 80
CLASS No. 3l--Iabyics Of Leather.
l. Wright, set double harness 81
CLAss No. 32--AgricuitaTal Products.
j A Logan, 6 heads cabbage so
w F Campbell, varieties of peas 80
g T. Conwcll, IL tomatoes, so
S l. Collins, bu vel corn, I'd pr So
w O'neal, bu vel. corn, LIST pr 81 90
G w Millison, watermelon 50
A Cronkite, blu W W wheat 81 90
; bu oats so
T Balzer, ] bushel potatoes Is
E X Woodruff, J bu I'd pr so
J $ Dotson, Hubbard squash so
q Betterton, bu spring wheat 81 90
John Gamble, bu sweet potatoes 30
J Gregory, 3 bu beets so
M Harding, pumpkin so
w O'Neal, bu white corn so
Mrs J Jones, mango pepper SO
6 stalks celery SO
CLASS No. 33-FruH.
Mrs G Kimble, plums 81 90
G Smith, winter apples 200
J Johnson, $ punches grapes, 100
Mary A Barker, pears 200
John Anderson, fall apples l 90
E X Woodruff, winter apples 100
Clark, best show Of grapes 800
inc Gamble, varietyapples I'd pr 90
show of pears, I'd pr 90
1ss fall apples, III and 200
D X Woodruff, largest variety OF
apples 800
CLASS No. 34-EZOWers.
Mrs w I Campbell, best collec-
ton wild flowers $10O
: Godfrey, vcrbena so
Mrs j johnson, unnamed flowers so
Mrs 7 Kelly, boquet named !" 90
Mrs A d Wetherell, best boquets 90
LASS No. Household 1Man,yuc-
.y tire.
Mrs D w Dukes, mittens, I'd pr so
] yard letting 25
! $3.50. ladies' underwear 200
.ue8.0 pair pants 90
Maggie Black, counterpane so
Mrs Geo Krucl, ---- 100
wool ! hose so
+ Lacy, sheepskin mittens 100
G Smith, double bed spread 100
Mrs Wetherell, yds rug carpet 2 90
gents wooden hose so
Mrs M Cornell, underwear I'd pr 90
Miss Bell Cornell, cradle quilt, / 90
Mrs Il Godfrey, wool mittens 100
wooden blankets 90
Mrs J Watkins, patch work quilt 3 90
5yards jeans 200
ao yards flannel 200
j Cline, 5 yds wool chain carpet 200
IN lqls wool hose, I'd premium 90
Mrs John Gamble, cotton hose SO
Mrs J Gregory, coat made by lady d
I'd premium gt 9df al OC
Mrs J Gregory, vest aai 50 / 0O
Mrs II Waugh, worsted quilt 20t
Miss M Brownlee, counterpane 5t
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