Morris tribune., 1904-10-01
FAIR WAS A SUCCESS
ALL THE COUNTY REPRESENT
ED MORE THAN
BEFORE.

Moore building on Atlantic avenue
and there was a marked improvement
in the exhibits. More than for many
years, people were present from all
portions of the county.
Following is a complete list of the
premiums awarded.
Stallion, draft, years or over, J.
H. Geenty, first; A. Estenson, second.
Stallion, road, years or over, R. J.
Hall, first.
Stallion, draft, 2 years, j. W.
Brandt, first.
Stallion, road, years, John Ross,
first; F. Splitstoser, second.
Brood mare, draft, L. Steinbring
first.
Brood mare, road, R. J. Hall, first.
General purpose horse, 3 years or
over, John Willie, first; G. G. Thorpe,
second.
General purpose sucking colt, John
Willie, first; G. G. Towner, second.
Filly, draft, years, L. Steinbring,
first; J. H. Murray, second.
Gelding, road, 3 years, @. A.
Dushek, first.
Colt, draft, year, Jay Watson,
first.
Sucking colt, road, R. J. Hall, first.
Matched carriage team, G.. E. OAR
ling, first.
Shetland ponies, Ruth Reeve, first;
G. G. Thrope, second.
CATTLE.
Shorthorn bull, year, E. J. Jones,
first.
Shorthorn COWS, E. J. Jones, first !;
county poor farm, second.
Jersey COW, Jay Watson, first.
Fat heifer, G.. E. Darling, first.
Swine, boar, 1 year, E. j. Jones,
first.
Sheep, coarse wool, buck, L. Stein
bring, first; Jay Watson, second.
Eve, Jay Watson, first.
ZEN lamps, Jay w duSOu, uisC.
POULTRY.
Brahmas, dark, Thos. F. Rentz,
first.
Cochins, buff, G. G. Thorpe, first.
Cochins, partridge, G. G. Thorpe,
first.
Plymouth Rocks, S. @. Mile, first.
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Largburg, G.. G. Thorpe, first.
Ducks, R. A. Nicodemus, first; j.
Wendt, second.
Geese, Thos. T. Rentz, first.
VEGETABLES.
Long blood beets, G.. G. Thorpe,
first; D. T. Wheaton, second.
Turnip beets, Indian School, first,
R. A. Nicodemus, second.
Mangel beets, Glenn Gould, first;
N. Treinen, second.
Sugar beet, G.. G. Thorpe, first; S.
G. Mile, second.
Celery, Rodney Smith, first; G. w.
Bowen, second.
Cabbage, q. =. Thorpe, first; n.
Treinen, second.
Cucumbers, Glenn Gould, first; R.
J. Hall, second.
Caulifower, G.. W. Maughn, first;
G. G. Thorpe, second.
Carrots, R. A. Nicodemus, first; A.
F. Hoebner, second.
Potatoes, Early Ohio, John Deely,
first; J. L. Walker, second.
Burbank, R. J. Hall, first; VIM.
Logue, second.
Other varieties, VIM. Gausman,
first; G. w. Maughn, second.
Rutabagas, Indian School, first; N.
Treinen, second.
Hubbard squash, Glenn Gould first;
G. G. Thorpe, second.
Other varieties, squash, N. Treinen,
first; G.. G. Thorpe, second.
Summer squash, s. G. Miller, first;
D. T. Wheaton, second.
Pumpkins, garden, G.. G. Thorpe,
first; @. Kline, second.
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Largest squash, D. T. Wheaton.
Parsnip R. A. Nicodemus, first; G..
G. Thorpe, second.
Watermelons, J. L. Morton, first.
Onions, A. F. Huebner, first and
second.
Tomatoes, largest, G.. W. Maughn,
first; G. McElroy, second.
Satisfy, r. A. Nicodemus, first.
FRUTTS-APPLES.
Duchess, G. Huntly, first; s. Lar
son, second.
Wealthy, D. T. Wheaton, first;
VIM. Gausman, second.
Whitney, D. T. Wheaton, first; s.
Larson, second.
Hiburnal, D. T. Wheaton, first and
second.
Other varieties, D. T. Wheaton,
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