The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-14
WILL GET WELL.
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First premium to Dean. Second pre-
MUM to Arthur. Both owned by w.
G. McCandless.
Bull, under twelve months and over
Eeight. First premium to Randolph
Duke. s. NJ. Croft & Son.
| Bull, under eight months First pre-
MUM to w. G. McCandless- Second
premium to S. M Croft & Son.
Cow. three years or over. First pre-
MUM to Midget, S. NJ. Croft & Son.
| Second premium to Beauty, W. G. Nc
Candless. Third premium to Black
Princess, S. NJ. Croft & Son.
| Cow, under three years and over two.
First premium to Lady May, s. NJ.
Croft & Son. Second premium to Grace
full, w. G. McCandless. Third premium
to S. NJ. Croft & Son.
Heifer, under two years and over one.
Second premium to S. NJ. Croft & Son.
Third premium to Matilda W. G. Nc
Candless.
Heller, under twelve months and over
eight. First premium to s. NJ. Croft &
Son. Second premium to w G. Nc
Candless.
Heifer, under eight months. First pre-
MUM to S. NJ. Croft & Son. Second
premium to w. G. McCandless.
Four animals, get of one sire. First
premium to Randolph Thornhill. S. NJ
McCandless-
Two animals, produce of one COW.
First premium to S. NJ Croft & Son.
Second premium to s. NJ. Croft & Son.
Third premium to W. G. McCandless.
Fourth premium to w. G. McCandless.
Exhibitors herd. First premium to
s. NJ. Croft & Son. Second premium to
S. NJ. Croft & Son. Third premium to
w. G. McCandless.
Breeders young herd. First pre-
MUM to S. M Croft & Son. Second pre-
MUM to W. G. McCandless.
Senior champion bull, over two years.
Diploma to Randolph IL, S. M. Croft &
Son.
Senior champion COW, over years.
Diploma to Black Princess. S. NJ. Croft
& Son.
Junior champion bull, under ? years.
Diploma to Dean. W. G. McCandless.
Junior champion COW, under 2 years.
Diploma to Miss Midget, w. G. Nc
Candless.
Grand champion bull. any age. Di-
ploma to Randolph of Thornhill, s. NJ.
Croft & Son.
Grand champion COW. any age. Di-
ploma to Miss Midget, w. G. McCand
less.
RED POLLBD CATTLE.
Bull, 2 years or over First premium
to Peter Blocker. Richland. Kan.
Bull. under II months. First premi-
UNI to Peter Blocker.
Cow, years or over. First premium
to Poppy: second premium to Lady FL
gin Both owned by Peter Blocker
Heifer calf. under IL months First
and second premiums to Peter Blocker.
Four animals. get of one sire. Prem
iums to Peter Blocker.
Two animals, produce of one COW.
First and second premiums to Peter
Blocker.
Junior champion bull. under years. |
Diploma to Peter Blocker.
Senior champion COW. over years. |
Diploma to Peter Blocker
Junior champion COW. under years
Diploma to Peter Blocker.
Grand champion bull, any age. Di-
ploma to Peter Blocker.
rTr-1TA IND INC
Bull, under II months. Second prem
ium to A ]. White, Topeka
Cows, years or over. First, second
and third premiums to A. ]. White, To-
peka.
Heifer calf, under IL months. First
premium to A ]. White
The judging of swine was begun
Tuesday. and the following premiums
Poland China swine-Geo. W. Falk.
Boar. years old or over. First prize
to Chief Ideal. DIETRICH & Spaulding.
Boar, IL months and under is. First
premium to Cashier; second to Com
promise; third to NJ. B. r., all owned
by DIETRICH & Spaulding.
Boar months and under II. First
and second premiums to DIETRICH &
Boar pig, under months. First and
second premiums to DIETRICH & Spauld-
ing.
Gilt, 6 months and under II. First,
second and third premiums to DIETRICH
& Spaulding.
Gilt under months. First premium
to DIETRICH & Spaulding.
Herd, boar and three sows under
year. Premium to DIETRICH & Spauid-
ing.
Four pigs. under 6 months, produce
of one sow, bred by exhibitor, Premium
to J. w. Ferguson, Topeka.
Four swine, any age, get of one boar,
bred by exhibitor. Premium 10 Delt-
rich & Spaulding. GO
Four pigs, any age, produce of one
sow. Premium to ]. ~ Ferguson.
Four swine. any age, get of one boar.
First premium to DIETRICH & Spauld-
ing; second premium to J. Crouch &
Son, Lafayette, Ind.
Boar, any age. First premium 10
DIETRICH & Spaulding.
63 Kinds of Kansas Grapes.
The Kansas State Agricultural Col
lege has an exhibit at the Topeka fair
which is interesting and instructive: 1t
offers an excellent opportunity to be-
come acquainted with a fine quality of
agricultural and horticultural pro-
ducts of Kansas.
The varieties of grains are conspic-
uouslv labeled and so grouped as to
great differences in seemingly similar
grains. Many of the newer varieties
of wheat, oats, barley, corn, flax, and
other products are exhibited for the
first time. Brief notes upon the variet-
les are given upon the labels.
The exhibit of fruit comprises
large number of varieties of grapes
and apples. The number of grape va
rieties is revelation to many of the
growers There are 6S varieties. Each
variety is conspicuously labeled and
the label bears comment upon the
variety. All the old familiar sorts are
shown and to some extent are used as
standard for the. rating of the variet-
les not widely known.
The following is a list of grapes ex-
hibited and the comment on each.