The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
Exhibits Secure Many Prizes
At st. Louis.
OVER ALL THE WORLD.
On Forestry and Tobacco Take Grand
Prizes and Highest Possible
Awards.
NUMEROUS OTHERS.

st. Louis. Mo-, Oct. 21.-Ah0 st.
perior Jury of Awards of the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition has just
made public it's list of prizes and
awards granted Tennessee. The ex-
hibits in forestry and the special to-
hacco exhibits were awarded grand
prizes, the highest granted by the
jury. Gold medals were awarded on
the displays in mines and metallurgy
and agriculture.
Individual exhibitors were awarded
as follows: In the education display
the University of Tennessee, at Knox
vile, was awarded two gold medals
one on it's general exhibit. and one the
special exhibit in students thesis The
Columbia Institute. Columbia, was
awarded bronze medal; G. W.. Dab
ney. Knoxville, gold medal; Board
of Education, Knoxville. silver medal !;
colored schools, Knoxville. silver
medal; Tennessee Industrial School.
Nashville, blonze medal; Memphis
University, Memphis. bronze medal !;
Board of Education. Memphis, bronze
medal; Board of Education, jackson,
bronze medal.
In addition to the gold medal
awarded TO the State of tennessee on
its general exhibits of minerals, the
following awards were granted to
individual exhibitors to this depart
ment: State of tennessee. exhibit OF
building stone, silver medal; State OF
Tennessee, iron ores. bronze medal;
Tennessee Copper Company, Ducktown.
bronze medal; County Court of Knox
County, exhibit of marbles, silver
medal.
TOBACCO AWARD.
Tennessee captured the highest Prize
awarded displays of tobacco. and, in
addition to this, individual exhibitors
we're awarded as follows Gold medals
were awarded to G.. Austin, w. II.
Ca1sey & Co.. W. q. DunnIngton. j.
G. Kendrick. collaboration, all of
ClaIksvIlle; VIM. McMurray. Spring
field; Merchants Tobacco Company.
Greeneville; Montgomery Co., ClaIks-
Vile; Pike Tobacco Co., W. A. Pike
and NJ. F. Rose. all Of Springfield.
silver medal Silver medals were
awarded TO the Ryan Hampton To-
bacco Co., Martin; Kendrick Bros
HI q. Murphey. Pleas ant !
View; G. q. Bell, Springfield. Robert
son County; Frieder GIoystein. Clarks-
vile. Bronze medals went to G. I.
Rudolph, w. r. Brown and DR.. G. X.
Crouch, all of GAINESVILLE; Holman
and Farthiug and Couts, Simmons q
20 both of springfield; j. l.. WilkeI,
son and G. E. tiey, GAINESVILLE, and
Doak AyGelott. Tullahoma.
AGRICULTURE.
Tennessee was awarded gold medal
IN its display in agriculture, and indi-
,idnal exhibitor, Ms follows: Gold
Medals to ". f. Dickens. Readyville,
IN wheat experiment station. Knox
lille, agricultural products; Hiram
hughes, Piney Flat, wheat; Misses
,arah Kendrick, Maud Harrison jamie
Iodgson. GAINESVILLE, collection of
,ictures worked IN small grain; j. a.
.Ictiregor. Murfreesboro, wheat; Nc
lay. Reese 81 Co.. Nashville, wheat
/. A. Schulz. Neva, wheat; j. :.
,tockett, Franklin. wheat; Tennessee
Experiment. Station. Knoxville. grains
nd grasses; Tennessee Commission
Worlds Fair. Nashville, sorghum and
eneral EXHIBIT of corn from every
ounty In the State. /
SILVER MEDALS.
Silver medals were awarded to the
exhibitors; Alex Auken