The Forrest City times., 1904-10-21
Premiums for Agricultural Display. The Arkansas agricultural display

l ne AfhhnSaS aBTlCultural ulSplAy at the worlds fair took ninety-one premiums distributed as follows:
 Group a-D. Nj. Goodlett. Ozan. hay. gold medal w q. Gordon. Har- rison. peas. gold medal; J. H. Hamil- ton. Mena. wheat, gold medal: c. l.. Newman. Fayetteville, COW peas, gold medal
 Also in group S4 silver medals were awarded to R. J. Abernathy. Mena. wheat. agricultural bureau. Little Rock. alfalfa hay; Arkansas state commission collective exhibit corn; II NJ Dean, Camden, corn; J. H. iiemmer, Dewitt. potatoes: J. II. kimmer, Hamilton. oats; John Leif- CT. Little Rock. beans; J. II. Lore. l Russelyille, potatoes: C. c. Miller. Sydney. wheat, j. c. Montgomery. Black Springs. beans; w. c. Myers. 1 Ozan, alfalfa hay; c. A. Perciyal. Lo- noke. hay, w A. Sivley, Paris, mill let seed; A. J. Walls, Lonoke, squash es, cucumbers and cabbage; J. w. vestal. Little Rock, peanuts, Ernest | " dthtis Dtdho
 Bronze medals were awarded in class S4 as follows: A. l.. Aydelott, Biscoe. corn on ear; w. II. Bartlett, Rogers, bnckwheat; J. NJ. Jones, Jack sonyille. beans; Henry Ellingsworth. Carlisle wheat James Grayson, Corn Ing. corn; A J. Gunnola, Violet. corn: J Honthorn, Bentonvlle wheat; II. J. Austin, Panola, beans and peas; J. C. Jackson, Waldo, corn; Eugene Landlord, DeValls Bluff, oats. D. l.. King. Hardy. wheat, w. D, Atwood. 1 New Edinburg, onions Arkansas ex- pertinent station, Fayetteville. beets and cabbage; C. A Ault. Little Rock. tomatoes; w P Barnes. Gurdon, Irish potatoes; II. T. Bradford. Little Rock. bell pepper; Mrs. z. A. Clark. Philadelphia. Irish potatoes; ". r. Draper, Malvern, cantaloupe, s. C. Dowell, Walnut Ridge, cabbage; Hen- " Hartsell. Portia, watermelon: Mrs. J. P Jamur, Lonoke, beets, Legate Bros Mena, oats K. E. Martin, Elm wood, wheat and rye; c. NJ. Hays. Lowell, wheat; H, C. McCrary. Redwood, alfalfa. John J. Howes. Crockett's Bluff. burr oats Mrs. $. NJ Oakley, Bentonvile. tomatoes and onions Robert Roan. Van Buren, po- tatoes; Smith X Shackelford. OkolO- ma. beets and cabbage; L N Steere, Robinson, wheat; Thuyler Stone. Gullyile, timothy and clover: H. c. 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 S7 the following silver awards were made: Adams Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, flour; c. M Mays Lowell, flour; George T. Lincoln. Bentonyille, flour. Bronze medal to Jersey Roller Mill Company for corn 1 meal
 In group 89 ". S McCroskey of Eureka Springs was awarded a silver medal for T collective exhibit of pro cessed fruits and vegetables. and Mrs. Sallie NJ Oakley of Bentonyille a bronze medal for canned peaches. etc.
 In group 90 the Oklahoma Vinegar | Company of Fort Smith was awarded a gold medal for it's display of vine gar In the same group silver med als were awarded Mrs. Sallie NJ. Oak ley Of Bentonville. preserves and jams; w. $. Allen. Mist. sorghum. Mrs Salie NJ Oakley, Bentonyille. pickles. and E. l.. Taylor. Benton. sorghum bronze medal was also awarded Mrs Sallie Nj. Oakley of Bentonville for strawberry vinegar
 In group @ gold medals were awarded as follows: Consumers Cot ton oil Company, Little Rock. col lcetiye exhibit cotton; Dr J. II. Estes, Little Rock. cotton Dr. D. Hailey. Rector. broom corn, k D. Griffin. Marianna cotton; C. L. Moore x Bros. Helena. cotton; Hot Springs Ostrich farm. Hot Springs. plumes and egg shells
 Silver medals were awarded as follows: Williamson estate. Helena, long staple cotton; B. F. Haywood. Richmond, one bale long staple cot toh anu sldlhS oi Sieei sed lsiaHi ! cotton, Laskw Bros, Little Rock. long staple cotton, Marlanna Cotton Oil Company. long staple cotton; J. 5. Shults. Fulton. long staple cotton.
 In group 95 bronze medals were awarded as follows: J. $. l.. Wright, Naylor. sage grass; J L. Welt, Ma rianna. cotton: Keys plantation, Hell ena. cotton; Dixie Cotton Oil Compa- ry, Little Rock, oil; Dr, J. P Bashan4. Little Rock, cotton. E. r. Haywood. Richmond. cotton; NJ. \. Jones, Ma rianna. cotton,
 In group 9G Mrs. Sallle NJ Oakley of Benton was awarded silver med al for display of honey.