Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-09-04
SHOWING 'EM UP.
Names of the Articles Which Con-
stitute the Trego County
Display.
Names of the Contributors.

VIC hilOHtSS vi l. lOl. SOluUS,
who listed for us the articles composing
the Trego County Display, we are en-
abled to do as nearly exact justice to the
individual contributors as careful work
could produce. We shall be pleased to
receive from any contributor whose name
may be omitted, or who may not be
credited fully enough for articles fur
nished by him, the proper information,
in order that the correction may be made
in our next issue:
W. F. King: Wild grapes in punches,
nicely packed in cotton.
Nameless: Nice bunch of millet; bunch
of good sorghum stalks; two punches
corn stalks, with ears; nice bunch Of
husked corn.
L. L. Armstrong: Bunch of corn stalks,
with corn.
Thomas Tarpey: Tomatoes packed in a
box; tomato vine; bunch Of carrots; bunch
of beets; bunch of turnips; two heads of
cabbage; beans on vine.
G. A. Hoar: Half peck nice potatoes.
W. A. Mccoy, Ogallah: Tomatoes
packed in a box; cucumbers.
j. B. Ruppe: Potatoes; beans on a
vine; turnips; beets; cucumbers; corn On
stalks.
w. T. Brabb: Wheat in sack; blue
stem grass; watermelons; tomato vine;
three kinds of corn; bunch of sorghum
stalks.
l.. Schmitt: A peck OF fax seed.
G. C. Yetter: Wheat-hardy Russian
and Oregon soft; honey locust stalk Of
this seasons growth; bunch of corn on
stalks.
G. c. Ridgway: Cant tell whatD two
punches of corn on stalks.
Joshua Musgrave: A bunch of rhubarb.
John W. Reynolds: watermelons; pota-
toes-early Ohio.
J. P. Marquand: Rhubarb; coxcomb;
tomato vine seven feet long; bunch of
corn stalks, with corn.
Geo. w. Kessler: Yellow plums in
box; this seasons growth of Russian
mulberry, native ash, yellow locust and
Kansas willow.
Joseph dollhouse: Walnut and cotton
wood limbs of this seasons growth;
bunch of beets.
F. D. Wonner: Watermelon; sheaf of
oats.
Geo. T. Galloway: Beets; bunch of corn
in ear; a head of cabbage; Cayenne
pepper.
| L. Larson: Bunch of millet; bunch of
sorghum.
P. Gubbins: Bunch of bluestem grass;
bunch of corn on stalks.
Chas. H. Gibbs: Cat-tail flag; currant
bush; several kinds of timber; several
kinds of grasses; wild grapes on vine; sew
eral ears of corn; bottle of white sand;
sack of potters' clay; sumach; ash seed;
peanuts on vines; fagstone.
G.. W. F. Street: severel ears of corn;
three punches of stalks with corn.
J.C. Martin: Bunch of wild grass; po-
tatoes-Early Ohio; turnips Black Span
ish.
W. Hilderbrand: Corn on stalk; bunch
of millet.
G. A. Sperry: White flint corn in ears;
bunch of American millet; beans in pod;
bunch of bluestem grass.
L. S. Halsey: Millet; sorghum.
Ben G. Rich: Sorghum stalks raised on
sod ground; the following grasses: Ger
man millet, red burr, johnson, timothy,
English millet. green bunch, chicken
foot, three-cornered rush, giant jointed
rush, wire rush, nettle grass, fox tail,
giant emigrant grass, red bunch, golden
millet, pod rush, broom bluestem, spread
ing bluestem, red bluestem, mesquit,
barley grass, green burr grass, dwarf
green bunch, green bluestem, farmers
friend, arrow, burr rush, seed buffalo, pod
buffalo, tickle, gramma, red buffalo, red
clover, alfalfa, runner rush, silver grass,
dwarf spangle rush, giant spangle rush,
dwarf emigrant grass, furze, star, Ken
lucky blue. pigeon, wallow, dwarf jointed,
fallow, marsh, slough, white clover, snake
cone grass, cat tail, buckwheat grass,
buffalo grass sward Also rock rose;
sage; catnip; peppermint; spearmint;
loco-giant, dwarf and bluff; purslane;
yucca, or soap plant; tansy; horehound;
cluster beans; water lilly; calumus; half
dozen ears eight-row pop corn; four ears
Crawford sweet corn; eleven ears Austria