Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-16
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Prettiest two year old, Florence skellen

Most interesting one year old, Regina
Wallenback, Camden.
Most interesting two year old. Bertram
Dodelin, Camden.
Twins, one year old, Lillian and Delma
Mick, Glassboro.
Twins, two year old, Ida and Ray Firth,
Meadow Brook, Pa.
Largest one year old, Gladys |. Jones,
Camden, "a lbs.
Largest two year old, George Dilkes.
Best dressed baby, Frank Scranton, Lin
denwold.
Smallest baby, Alfred Watts, 3 months,
4 lbs.
Special prizes were awarded Helen and
Maria Bolt, twins, Carman Brazier and
Emma Jones, Camden.
LIST OF GROWERS OF PRODUCE WHO USED
ArKINsoN's HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS.
Those who furnished potatoes alone are:-
J. P. Kinkaid, Wilmer Stratton, G. A.
LLOYD, H. L. Stevens, j. H. Smith, M. W.
Wilson, Harry Walker, Joseph White Jr.,
F. r. Jones, T. M. Newkirk, James White,
E. T. Ridgway, W. 7. Garrison. II. L.
Doran, C. S. Brown, F. R. Densten, ]. j.
johnson, John Kier, Edward Holtzhauser,
Edward Sherwin, j. Stuart, S. G. Locke,
Joseph M. Adams, Joseph P. Stratton.
Nicholas Berger-sweet potatoes.
George Kesler-sweet potatoes and white
potatoes.
Morris Simon-sweet potatoes.
Edward Kean-peppers.
j. P. Justice-sweet potatoes, crop of
1905.
E. S. Brown-tomatoes.
Edward Huff-sweet potatoes.
George Magin-onions, watermelons and
lima beens.
Jacob Sneed-sweet potatoes, cantaloupes
and white potatoes.
Howard Reed-cantaloupe
Joseph w. Dilkes-watermelon and
cantaloupes.
C. N. Eastlack-white potatoes and
onions.
George II. Homer-sweet potatoes.
Thomas Simon-sweet potatoes.
James Simon-sweet potatoes.
George NJ. Flanigen-walter melons,
cantaloupes and tomatoes.
Andrew S. Hemphilt- cabbage, onions
and white potatoes.
John Shiyler-Egg plants and tomatoes.
VIM. H. Horner-Tomatoes.
Walter Heritage = Tomatoes, and egg
plants.
Samuel observation-disclosures.
Isaac White-Lima beans, cantaloupes.
Samuel T. Steward-Cantaloupe sweet
potatoes and tomatoes.
Randolph Lacy-Egg plants and peppers.
Geo. H. Hubbard-Sweet potatoes and
white potatoes.
J. NJ Stetser-Lima beans.
W. Fl. Schrader, Jr.-Sweet potatoes.
J. F. Brewer-Corn, lima beans, toma-
toes eggplants, peppers, and white potatoes.
Henry Reymer-sweet potatoes.
Warren Atkinson-White and sweet po-
tatoes, squash, pumpkins, watermelons and
cantoloupes.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
]. G. Whitall, best display of farm pro-
ducts, LIST premium.
R. G. Kaighn, Haddonfeld, I'd premium.
R, C. Kaighn, 1st premium, cut flowers.
8 Charles Dorman, LIST premium, sweet
potatoes.
Thomas Wentz, I'd premium, sweet pota-
toes.
Edward Griscom, 1st premium, Irish
Cobblers.
J. G. Whitall, I'd premium, Irish Cob
blers.
J. Fl. Brown, 1st premium, Early Rose.
Robert G. Gibbs, special premium, red
sweet potatoes.
Michael Ley, specials for red sweet po-
tatoes
CHARLES ANDREWS,
A. K. HANDLE,
]. G. Whitall, 1st on grapes.
r. G. Kaign, I'd 6
Mary Hendrickson, 1st on plums.
Jos. Brown, I'd " :
Thomas Wentz, LIST for cantaloupes.
John Nolte, Jr., I'd g "
" 1st blush apples.
C. W. Knight, I'd !"
1. F. Allen, LIST, IHaglo apples.
Harry Freshold, LIST, Pippins.
R. C. Gibbs, LIST, peaches.
Mary Henderson, I'd, peaches.
R. G. Kaighn, LIST pears.
Thomas Wentz, LIST, watermelon.
Frank Lee Merchant, I'd, watermelon.
J. Henderson, Special on ="
J. j. DAVIDSON,
WALTER BAssETT,
ELWooD GRIsCOM,
Judges.
John Mute. Jr., LIST premium, tomatoes.