The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-09-25

partment and in the work OF WoIhah
hands. The prizes we're some Of them
most liberal and the competition was
close This feature of the fair was
vell-arranged and was managed most
satisfactorily by Mrs. E. H. Hatcher,
chairman of the lady patronesses Of
the fair
Department Abrams and Grasses.
Rest ten ears colored corn-Geo. c.
Brown. 1st, C. B. Notgrass End.
Best ten ears white corn-C. B. Not
grass LIST, Jno. w. Cecil End.
Best ten ears pop corn-William
stein LIST, Mrs. A. ]. Nichols End.
Best bale of alfalfa hay-Horace
Rainey 1st.
Best bushel smooth head wheat-S.
w. Warfeld 1st, t. H. Nicely End.
Best bushel bearded wheat-Harris
Puryear list, Jno w. Cecil End.
Best bushel white oats-Henson
Bros. 1st.
Best bushel burt oats-Henson
Bros. LIST, Jno. W. Cecil End.
Best bushel clover seed O..
Smith, list.
Best display of grains and grasses
]. N. Meroney LIST, prize $500; s. w.
Warfeld End, prize $1,000.
Department 5.--MisceIIaneous, Farm
Products.
Best bushel white potatoes-F. f.
Clawson 1st, ]. N. Meroney End.
Best bushel sweet potatoes. NJ
Whitehurst 1st, Newt Smith End.
Best bushel onions-Harris Pur-
year list, T. w. Sowell End.
Best one-half dozen pumpkins. s.
Whitworth 1st.
Best three watermelons-J. S. Whit
worth LIST, ]. NJ. Whitehurst End.
Best country cured ham-T. H..
Nicely list, Henson Bros End.
Best country cured bacon-Henson
Bros. LIST.
Best five pounds country lard
Mr.. T. H. Nicely 1st, Miss NJ. E. Ewing
End.
Best gallon sarghum-Mrs. G. T.
Looney 1st, Miss NJ E. Ewing End.
Best five pounds homemade soap
Mrs. w. H. Davis list. Mrs. Silas
stockard End
Department c.-VegetabIes.
Best peck red tomatoes-J, n Me-
roney LIST.
Best collection peppers-T. H. Nicely
1st. Mrs n. E. Dew End.
Best one-half dozen squashes-T.
W. sowell 1st, Mrs c. T. Looney End.
Best peck turnips-Ross Bunch 1st.
Best dozen largest beets-Mrs. M.
Meeks 1st, Mrs. C. r Looney End.
Department D.-.Fruits.
Best plate of Winesap apples-T.
w Sowell list, J. c. Murphy End.
Best plate Permain apples-J. L.
Jones 1st.
Best plate Kinnard's choice. L.
Jones LIST, ]. H. Blackburn End
Best display of apples, prize $500,
]. H. Blackburn 1st; ]. L. Jones End.
Best display peaches-J. L. Jones
LIST.
Best display psars-T. w. sowell
LIST, R. G. Harris End.
Department E.-Home-Made Articles.
Best shuck mat-Albert VOORHEES,
col, list, John VOORHEES,, col, End.
Best bark or shuck collar-John
Southall 1st.
Department F.-Apiary.
Best and largest display of honey
w D. Cooper 1st, G. N. McKennon
End. j
Department K.--Dairy Products.
Best single pound of butter, four
premiums, $1,000, $500, $500, $500.
Ewell Farm 1st, Cleburne Farm End,
Mrs. e. H. Hatcher Ord, F.. r. Cheek |
4th. There were twenty-nine entries
in this class and It was one of the
most creditable displays at the fair.
Department o.--Pantry and Kitchen.
Best Jar canned apples-Mrs T. H.
Neeley LIST. Mrs. Geo. Nichols End,
Best quart canned peaches-Mrs.
James Parrish 1st, Mrs. J. H. Black
burn End
Best quart canned tomatoes-Mrs.
Geo. Martin 1st Mrs. T. H. Nicely End.
Best quart canned pears-Mrs. ]. H.
Blackburn LIST. Mrs. j.. F. Stephenson
End.
Best quart OF plums-Mrs. G. T.
Looney LIST and End
Best jar canned strawberries--Mrs.
James Parrish 1st~and End.
Best quart canned blackberries-
Mrs. Geo. Nichols 1st, Mrs. A. o. P.
Ninhalaon 0nd