The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-10-14

at the State Fair were apportioned as
| follows:
| Wright & Lee, county exhibit.
William Lee, Jr.-Best display OF
farm products, first; half bushel red
winter wheat, first; half bushel white
winter wheat, first; half bushel red
spring wheat, first; half bushel white
spring wheat, first; half pushed white
club wheat, first; half bushel milling
oats, first; half bushel feeding oats,
first; peck of white beans, first; sample
brown corn, second; sample sugar corn,
first; special, Seattle Brewing Malt
ing Co., Seattle, for the farmer making
the best exhibit of products grown on
his own farm, second; special, Seattle
Brewing & Mailing Co., best bushel of
barley for brewing purposes, first; spec
ial, Pacific Brewing & Mailing Co., Ia
coma, best bushel of barley for brewing
purposes grown in Yakima county, Sec
ond; special, Capital Brewing Co., Olym-
pia, best bushel vrewing barley, second;
| display of fruit in boxes, third; display
of fruit by grower, second; exhibit of
pears, not less than ten varieties, first;
plate of Flemish Beauty pears, first;
plate of Italian prunes, second; plate of
Silver prunes, second; plate of Column
ba plums, first; plate of Green Gage
plums, second; plate of pond plums,
first; plate of Yellow Egg plums, Sec
ond; collection of grapes, first; display
of onions, half bushel, second; display
of beets, first; display of sugar beets,
first; display of Mangelwurzels, first;
display of cabbages, first; display of
carrots, second; display of parsnips,
first; display of Kohlrabi, first; display
of tomatoes, first; display of egg plant,
second; display of cantaloupes, second;
display of squash, first; display of
pumpkins, frst display of rutabagas,
first; largest pumpkin, second; largest
squash, first; largest potato, first; larg-
est cabbage, first; largest onion, second.
W. L. Wright, North Yakima Best
display of farm products by grower, sec
ond; half bushel milling oats, second;
half bushel feeding oats, second; sam
pie of sugar cane, second; special, wy
man & Fraser, buggy; special, Seattle
Brewing & Mailing Co., for best exhi-
bit of products grown on his own farm,
frst special, Seattle Brewing 4 Malt
ing Co., best bushel of barley for brew
ing purposes, second; special Pacific
Brewing & Mailing Co., best bushel of
barley for brewing purposes grown in
Yakima county, first; special, Capital
Brewing Co., Olympia best bushel brew
ing barley, first; display of fruit in
boxes, first; display OF fruit by grower,
first; exhibit of apples, not less than
II varieties, first plate of Alexander
! apples. second plate of Jonathan APP
pies, second; plate of LAWYER apples,
second; IS boxes of apples, packed for
shipment, first; plate of Flemish Beau
ties pears. second collection of pears
by one grower, first: exhibit of peaches,
first; plate of Italian prunes, first;
plate of Silver prunes first; plate of
! Columbia plums. second plate of Green
Gage plums, tirst; plate of Pond plums,
second; collection of p,ums by one grow
err, first collection ounces, second; col
lection grapes, second; display half
bushel onions. first; display sugar beets,
second; display cabbage, second, dis
second; display Kollrabi, second; dis
play turnips, second; display peanuts,
second; special, w. Atlee Burpee, Phil
adelphia, best collection of vegetables
grown from Burpee's seeds
A. NJ Gale, North Yakima-Display
of field corn, second; plate of Esopes
Spitz. aples, second; plate Rhode Is
land apples. second; greening apples,
second; plate Twenty Ounce apples,
first: pumpkin, second; largest pump
kin, first; plate Idaho pears, first.
| w. ]. Hess, North Yakima-Display
sweet corn first: display potatoes.
Special, Yakima Hardware Co. one s.
tooth cultivator
C. Stracher, North Yakima-display
popcorn, first; sample broom corn,
first; plate Yellow Newtown, second;
display watermelons, second; display
peanuts, first.
William Todd, North Yakima-Spec
ial, Seattle Brewing & Mailing Co.,
best bale hops, first; special, Pacific
Brewing & Mailing Co., best bale hops
grown in Yakima county, first; special,
Capital Brewing Co, best bale hops,
second; bull, years old, under 3, first.
Milton Shearer, North Yakima-Spec-
ial,Seattle Brewing & Mailing Co, best
bale hops, second; bull, 2 years old, I'M
erd 3, red-polled, first; plate Bismarck
| apples, second.
Samuel Allen, North Yakima-Spec-
ial, Pacific Brewing & Mailing Co., best
bale hops grown in Yakima county, Sec
ond; special, Capitol Brewing Co., best
bale hops, first ;shorthorn bull, 2 years
old, under 3, first
Howard Wright, North Yakima-Dis-
play fruit in boxes, second.
Robert johnson, North Yakima-Dis-
play, not less than four varieties of
apples, second; plate Angoyleme pears,
first; plate Clairgeau pears, first; plate
| white DoVenne pears. second.