The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-10-10
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Chas. Judkins first on 2-year-old eve:
Peter Jensen first on eve lamb: Elmer
Ortman second. Robt. Ayers second
on Cotswold eve. L. B. Kuln second
on grade Shropshire ram.
SWINE. '.,ss
Poland-China-F. H, Hatcher first
on boar. Sid Jesmer first on three
pigs under six months: Nels Robideau
second F. -
Berkshire-Nels Robideau first on
one SOW over one year and. three pigs
under six months @.= 81. t.
Improved Yorkshire-H. w. A. Mer-
gel first on one boar and one sow over
one year and three pigs under six
months.
POULTRY.
N. G. Orion first and second on White
Holland turkeys, second on Pekin
ducks. Amos Hatcher first on Ban
tams. E. Mark second on Bantams,
second on White Plymouth Rocks.
August Hitler first On Brown Leghorns,
first on White Holland turkeys. En-
met Mark second On White Leghorns
S. 5. Smith first and second on Silver
Laced Wyandottes G. Blair first on
Bronzed turkeys. Max Ekahedt first
on Tolouse geese. Mrs. Judkins Sec
ond on Tolouse geese, second on Spot
ted geese. Mrs. Hiland first on En-
dunn geese. Guy Slater first on Pekin
ducks.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Butter in PrintS-Mrs. CamDbell
first: Mrs. Judkins second.
Jar Butter-Mrs. Judkins first: Mrs.
Shannon second.
Cheese--August Hitler first; Peter
Jensen second,
Mr.. Enger first on crab apples, first
on any variety of apples, first on
grapes, first on collections home grown
fruit. Geo. Babb second on crab ap-
pies, second on any variety of apples,
first on grapes, second on collection.
Peter Hedlund first on Duchess apples.
J. w. Goulding second on Wealthy ap-
plies. N. G.. Orion first on Wealthy
apples, second on Duchess.
UNION Special Premiums-W. S.
Enger awarded first on best collection
OF apples; George Babb second.
HONEY AND SUGAR.
S.. B. Smith first on comb honey,
second on extracted honey. E. c.
Stark second on comb honey, second on
Eastwood honey. George Gerth first
on Eastwood honey. r. S. Shaw first
on extracted honey, second on White
CLOVER honey. F. B. Jones first on
honey in extracting frames. F. G.
Foltz> first on Sorghum; VIM. Briggs
second. D. McCuaig first on White
Clover honey, third on extracted
honey. +. B. Jones first on display of
maple syrup and sugar.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Red Fife Wheat L.Campbell first.
Blue Stem Wheat-S. B. Smith first:
G. L. Campbell second.
Rye-Dan McCuaig first: C. L.
Cam pbell second.
Millet-C. Gouldberg first.
Buckwheat-Dan McCuaig first.
Oats-A. Hitler first: Geo. Babb Sec
Barley-C. Belair first
Red Rice Pop Corn-Mrs. Herman
Lowell first; L. Berry second.
Sorghum Cane-Carl Beto first.
White Rice Pop Corn-C. H. Berry
first; L. Berry second.
Yellow Dent Corn-G. W. Babb first;
Floyd Hatcher second.
White CapaDent Corn-Floyd Hatch
err first; S. Crossman second.
White Dent Corn-C. H. Berry first;
Floyd Hatcher second.
Grasses-S. B. Smith first; C. H.
Berry second.
Timothy-S. B. Smith first.
Clover-Mike Mahoney first: S. B.
Smith second.
Sweet Corn-C. H. Berry first; Floyd
Hatcher second.
BREAD, PASTRY, ETC.
The UNION special for best three
loaves OF homemade bread was award
ed as follows: First premium to Mrs.
E. c. Stark, second to Mrs. Hiland,
third to Mrs. L. Patchen.
Mrs. August Hitler won first on the
regular premium list for best white
bread, and Mrs. Robert Clark second
Mrs. Rosa Patterson secured first pre-
MUM for graham bread.
Mrs. Stone received first and Mrs.
Patchen second for display of canned
fruits.
VEGETABLES.
Robert Clark first on collection cab
bage, first on collection tomatoes. G.
H. Berry first on collection squshes,
first on collection of watermelons, first
on table beets, first on mangels, second
on currants, second on turnips, first on
collection of onions, first on tomatoes,
second on largest pumpkin. L. Berry
first on Wethersfeld onions, first on
parsnips, first on collection potatoes,
first on turnips, first on Yellow Dan
vers onions, first on Hubbard squash,
second on table beets, first on Triumph
potatoes. Fred Schimming first on cab
bage, second on Wethersfeld onions.
F. H. Hatcher second on cabbage, first
on carrots, first on Early Rose pota-
toes, first on rutabagas, second on
Early OhiOs. August Hitler first on
cucumbers, first on watermelons, Sec
ond on tobacco, first on late Burbanks,
second on field pumpkins. Aldred Mar