The Tupelo journal., 1908-10-16
Awards at Baldwin Fair.
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Continued from last week.
MULE COLTS.
Best Mule Colt under one year-W w
Turner, Guntown-----3.00
Second best mule colt-Chas Wilson,
Guntown 90
Best mule colt under two ~years-Chas.
Wilson, Guntown ----1.00
No second.
Old soldiers address, by w. M. Cox.
commanded by Colonel Fred Kol-
helm, SO in line.
Fast mule race premium, one bbl self
rising flour, given by Reeves
Grocery Co., through j. b. Alex
/ ander-Murry Green, Winner.
Tug of War between so single and so
married men, rope broke, great
fall.
RACING
Free for all trot or pace-----100.0 90
First prize-A. P. Waters, Ploy Boy,
Second PRICE. Egger. Nelson, H.
Third prize-A. p. Waters. Brit.
MISCELLANEOUS
Most handsome single turnout-Sam
Rowan, Baldwin ------3.00
Second most handsome single turnout
A B Griffin 90
Fast horse race, ] mile dash-Jack
Crawford, Wheeler -----5 90
Potato Race-B C Dalrymple----1.00
Fast Horse race. Bird day, n Dbl flour
by Prather Bros, won by Dock
Arnold.
Fast Horse Race, 4th day One pair
brown shoes, by Prather Bros.
won by Finney.
Best lady rider, Premium by Planters
Mercantile Co., one pair shoes,
won by Miss Mabel Milton.
Walking contest, ] mile, premium by
Planters Mercantile Co., one
pair shoes, won by Clarence Mil
ton.
Most handsome turnout, premium by
Union Drug Co., Cut Glass bowl,
won by Mrs. S. l.. Rowan.
Best decorated go-cart premium by
Union Drug Co., J doZ. cut glass
sherte,t cups, won by Mrs. B H
Stubs.
BALDWIN SUPPLY cos PREMIUMS
Best stalk cotton any variety. grown
by Tupelo Fertilizer-R. NJ. Nag
Els 1000 pound Fertilizer
Seconi best stalk under same conditions.
W w Burge 800 pound fertilizer,
Third best stalk under same conditions,
l.. Bryson, GuntoWn-500 lib
fertilizer.
Best display home grown corn any va
riety, IL ears-B. F. Parish, l
IL III
Best display country hons n or more,
WI Tapp; ! Dbl Blue Ribbon -four.
Best display home grown sorghum-D
N Gamble. AZ pounds of flour.
Best display home grown popcorn, II
ears-D. E Gamble. "a pounds of
flour.
Best exhibit farm orchard and garden
products raised by one party-R
| nj Marers, one John Deere cotton and
corr planter.
Best collection needle and embroid-
cry work exhibited by one lady
Mrs. E D Matthews, set hem
stitched table linen.
Best girl horseback rider open to all
age y to I6-Eula Gordon saddle.
Fat mans race, run 100 yds, weigh not
less 190' height not to exceed 6 feet
one Hat, won by Tom MCGEE.
Fast mule race free for all-Roy Car
nth, Gents gloves.
Young mems horse race open to all under
35, J mile-Jack Crawford, one
pair shoes
Boys foot race from 7 70 8 run so yrds
One Boys wagon. Andy Coggins
For the largest family of living children
either married or single One stove
won by H NJ DeVaughn.
Second largest-One Farmers Tool Box
filled with tools. Dick Lytal.
Third largesr-One barrel flour. D. l..
Coggins.
Drawing contest for tickets into the
far last day, won by L., D. Coggins
For the best two pound loai of bre ad
made from Billiards. Obelisk Flour
One so piece dinner set--Mrs. N.
Hamiln.
Second best-One ten piece toilet set,
won by Mrs. A J Albertson.
Third best-One set silver plated tea
spoons, Mrs T. S Green.
Best pair home raised mules shown in
harness owned by one party 90
pounds Flour, E C Morton.
Second best-48 pounds of Flour, won
by T Price.
For the best horse back rider, none but
old Confederate soldiers to center
One o%yercoat, Stoddard Ferguson.
Best sample new ginned cotton, Out
law Bros'-9S pound flour.
Walking contest, IL mile-Will Strange
One pair $50 pants.
Best pair Rhode Island Reds-One gal
Ion Pennick & Fords Breakfast
syrup-Mrs. J T Jones.
Best pair Black Minorcas-Mrs g. M.
Bounds.
Best pen ceickens any breed-2 gal
Ions same syrup, Mrs. C. S. Archer
Best pair Plymouth Rocks-one gallon
same syrup, Mrs. c. S Archer.
Bast trio chickens any breed, One gal
Ion same syrup, Mrs. W.. C. Du-
berry.
Guessing contest--Premium by Prather
Bros. Oliver Called Plow, two
horse-Bottle full of peas, 1918,