The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-10
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
To Be Allowed BY the State
Dairy Association.
A SUCCESS ASSURED.

A SUCCESS ASSURED.
The hearty assistance that has been
50 readily granted to the committee
on premiums ri the Missouri State
! Dairy Association by the citizens Of
S;dalia i, al once gratifying and an
assurance Of the wisdom of the choice
the as-ociation made in its selection of
Se,Im!ia for tie holding of the same.
/ II Is also IN assurance Of the success
o. the enterprise. The committee
consists of Charles Dunlap, George
b. Lanun and Thomas Fleming and
they deserve praise for the zeal they
have displayed.
The meetings of tl.e ASSOCIATION will
be had on January lTlh and 18th,
and the attendance will he large, rs
nearly eyc.y county in the state has
+ selected Representatives, and many
will also attend. who Will be delegates
To the Stale Rad Association, which
meets on the two days following.
The railroads and hotels have also
+ PROMISED special rates, aud the visitor.
/ to both RESERVATIONS viii receive that
hospitality Tor which Sc,lalia is so
well known. The premium list is as
| follows
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Best plate Of individual prints of
butter: not less than twenty in num-
bcr-First premium. "ilt wall paper
( for lixli room, by Charles :. Dex-
ter: second, fine picture with elegant
frame. by ii. H. Marcan; third,
beautiful engraving at Prize der
seys," by +. +. Mcclellan.
/ Best dish OF uusaltci. granulated
butter. not less than three pounds
First premium, one dairy Ihermom-
eter and one box butter color, by ".
/ T.. Bard d Son; second, hand-workcd
chair tidy, hy Minter Dry Goods COM
pany.
Be>t di>h brine saliei, ganulated
butter. not less than three pounds-
First premium, one dollars worth OF
fancy coffee. by Eckhoii' d Collier;
second, one basket Of !;ne homemade
taiiy candy, by Morrow 4 Co; third,
collection of old comfort soap, by Il.
II. Mead. the West End grocer.
Best pound OF butter ON silver
butter dish-First premium, fine pair
silk hose. by Hail " Whitmore; sec
ond, one box fine cigars, by G. III.
Blatterman; third one pair fancy
slippers, by Karhs q B.oess.
Best pound of butter on glass
butter di<h-First premium, two pack
ages of Chang IIo tea. by i!oley Bros;
second. hand mirror, comb and brush
by A. 5. McGowan, druggist.
Best two-pound roll of butter
First premium, wall paper for one
room. by W. III. Ramsey; second, one
pair woolen hose and one pair half
hose, by the Wooden mills.
Most artistic print of bu;ter-First
premium, copper tea kettle, silver
plated, by the Ilgenfritz hardware
company; second, raw-h;de whip, by
McNey Il BaPrle; third, elegantcake,
by Mrs. J. ID. Sicher.
Best four pounds ofbutter, made
on farm-First premium, handsome
silk umbrella, by the St. Louis Cloth
ing company; second, one pair ladies
fine shoes, by Chas. L. Mes>erly; third
three-pound can Of c. F. Blanks NJ.
and J. coffee, by w. J. Let's.
Best five pounds of roll butter
First premium, one pair gold spec
tacles, by c. l.. Taylor; premium
butter to 90 to donor, second, one
pair ladies fine kid gloves, by Guen-
Their.
Best three pounds of butter, in
prints-First premium. one pair fancy
slippers, by Langmore & Teufel; see
ond, one good lantern, by John ".
Houx.
Best tub Of butter. any number of
pounds, made in creamery-First
premium, s. in cash. by Pettis county
oficials; second, cowboy hat, by
the Famous t!OthinG company.
Best cheese, any number of pounds
First premium, 4 s25 oil painting
and frame, by +. f. Johnston (prem-
ium cheese to go to donor; second,
cash, 50, by the Peoples bank; third,
buggy whip. by David Biocher;
fourth. can Cream baking powder,
manufactured by pregge d Hansam.
Best roll of cottage cheese dry
First premium, fine mirror and frame,
by Aug. Fleischmann; second, cart
whip, by j. G. Parmerlee.
Best dish cottage cheese, prepared
for use-First premium, pair of ladies
fine shoes, by William Courtney;
second. two pounds Java blend coffee,