The Van Buren press., 1904-10-22
Premiums for Agricultural Display.

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The Arkansas agricultural displal
az the worlds fair took ninety-on,
premiums distributed as follows:
Group SD NJ. Goodlett. Ozan
hay, gold medal, W. G.. Gordon, Har
rison, peas. gold medal; J. II. Hamil
ton, Mena, wheat, gold medal; C. L
Newman, Fayetteville, COW peas, goll
medal.
Also in group 81 silver medals were
awarded to r. J. Abernathy. Menl
wheat, agricultural bureau. Littig
Rock, alfalfa hay; Arkansas stat
commission, collective exhibit corn
II. NJ Dean, Camden, corn; J. II
Hemmer, Dewitt, potatoes; J. II
Kimmer, Hamilton, oats; John Left
er, Little Rock. beans; j. II. Lore
Russellville, potatoes; c. G. Miller
Sydney, wheat; J. e. Montgomery
Black Springs, beans; w. c, Myers
Ozan, alfalfa hay; G. A. Percival. Lo
noke, hay; W. A. Sivley, Paris. mil
let seed; A. J. Walls, Lonoke, squash
es, cucumbers and cabbage; J. w
Vestal Little Rock, peanuts; Erne6
Walker, Fayetteville. beans.
Bronze medals we're awarded iI
class 81 as follows: A. h. Aydelott
Biscoe, corn on ear; W. II. Bartlett
Rogers, buckwheat; J. NJ. Jones. Jack
sonvilie, beans; Henry Ellingsworth
Carlisle. wheat; James GraysOn, Corn
ing. corn A. J. Gunnola, Violet, corn
j. Honthorn, Bentonvile, wheat, II
J. Austin, Pamela, beans and peas
j. c. Jackson. Waldo, corn; Eugene
Landlord, DeYalls Bluff, oats; D, l.
King, Hardy, wheat; W. n. Atwood
New Edinburg, onions; Arkansas cy
pertinent station, Fayetteville, beetS
nd cabbage; c. A. Ault, Little Rock
tomatoes; w. p. Barnes. GurdOn
Irish potatoes; II. T. Bradford, Little
Rock, bell pepper; Mrs. z. A, Clark
Arkadelphia, Irish potatoes w, f
Draper Malvern, cantaloupe; S. c
Dowell. Walnut Ridge. cabbage; Hen
ry Hartsell, Portia, watermelon; Mrs
J. +. Jamur, Lonoke, beets; Legatc
Bros, Mena, oats; r, y Martin, Elm
wood, wheat and rye; G, NJ. Hays
Lowell, wheat; II, c. McCrary
Redwood, alfalfa. John J, Howes
Crocketts Bluff, burr oats; Mrs. s
NJ Oakley, Bentonville, tomatoes and
onions, Robert Roam. Van Buren, po
tatoes, Smith & Shackelford, Okoio
ma, beets and cabbage; |. ~ Steere
Robinson, wheat; Thuyler Stone
Gullvi!le, timothy and clover; II. {
Summers. Harrison. rye; w F. Ter
ry, Atkins, egg plant; W, F. Turner
Atkins, pepper; w. H. Vivian, Lo
noke. oats; f. NJ, Wadley, Gurdon
potatoes.
In group 81 the following silver
awards were made: Adams Bros. q
Co., Arkadephia, -four, G. NJ. Mays
Lowell, flour; George T. Lincoln
Bentonylle, -four. Bronze medal tC
Jersey Roller Mil Company for corn
mea!.
In group 50 W. s. McCroskey OF
Eureka Springs was awarded a silver
medal for u collective exhibit of pro
ccssed fruits and vegetables, and Mrs
Salle NJ. Oakley Of Bentonville
bronze medal for canned peaches, etc
In group 80 the Oklahoma Vinegar
Company Of Fort Smith was awarded
gold medal for its display OF vine
gar. In the same group silver med
ais were awarded Mrs Sallic NJ, Oak
ley of Bentonvillo, preserves anC
Jams; W. $. Allen, Mist. sorghum
Mrs. Sallie NJ Oakley. BcntonyllIe
pickles. and +, l.. Taylor, Benton
sorghum. A bronze medal was alsC
awarded Mrs. SalliC NJ. Oakley Of
Bentonville for strawberry vinegar
In group 95 gold medals were
awarded as follows: Consumers Cot
ton Oil Company. Little Rock, col
lcetlve exhibit cotton; DR.. J, II, Estes
Little Rock. cotton; Or, D. HALEY
Rector, broom corn; r. y. Grifiin
Mariana, cotton; c. l., Moore q
Bros. Helena, cotton; Hot Springs
Ostrich farm, Hot Springs, plume'
and egg shells,
Silver medals were awarded a.
follows: Williamson estate. Helena
long staple cotton b, f. Haywood
Richmond, one bale long staple cot
ton. and stalks of green sea island
cotton, Lagkor Bros, Little Rock
long staple cotton Mariana Cottor
OH Company, long staple cotton; j
B. Shuts, Fulton, long staple cotton
In group 9j bronze medals were
awarded as follows; J, $, j.. Wright
Naylor, sage grass; j L. Welt Ma
rIanna, cotton; Keys plantation, Hel
ena, cotton; Dixie Cotton Oh Compa
ny, Little Rock, oil, Dr j. = Basham
Little Rock, cotton; II, +, Haywood
Richmond, cotton, VI, A, Jones, Ma
ranna, cotton,
In group 9G Mrs. Sallic NJ OaEleJ
OF Benton was awarded a silver med
al for n display OF honey
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