Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-09
AW ARD OF
PREMIUMS
At the Southwestern Wisconsin
Fair Held in City of Mineral
Point August 1920, 1909.

HONEY.
| One case honey in comb, 12-lb case, w.
| Z. Prisk 1st and End.
Extracted honey, w. E. Prisk LIST and
| 2nd.
Best display Of honey, W. E. Prisk LIST
! and 2nd.
| Best display Of working bees, W. E.
! Prisk 1st and End.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
CLASS MISCELLANEOUS.
Display of dry goods, W. J. Penhal-
Display Of boots and shoes, H. w.
Frieden 1st.
| Display Of furniture and sewing ma
| chimes, Bishop and Stephenson 1st.
/ Display Of drugs and toilet articles,
| Chas. Ivey 1st.
Display Of jewelers. goods, H. S. Hurl-
but q Co. list.
| Display Of milliner's goods exhibit Of
! own work., Amy MaSten list.
| Case Of coins and stamps, Lester
! Stevens list.
| Stuffed birds and animals, Alder Appel
! 1st.
Cream separator, Vermont Farm Ma
chine Co. 1st.
Electrical display, F. c. Ludden list.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
CLASS 38-FARM PRODUCTS.
One-haIf bushel fall wheat, Stephen
Mitchell list.
One half bushel white oats, Stephen
Mitchell list, Thomas E. TOnlzin End.
One half bushel white corn in ear, n.
NJ Jewell & Son list, Mrs. Ed. Wool
rich 2nd.
One half bushel yellow corn in ear,
Thomas E. TOnkin 1st, Mrs. Ed.
WOolrich 2nd.
One half bushel barley Stephen Mitch
ell LIST.
One half bushel clover seed, Stephen
Mitchell list.
One half bushel timothy seed, Thomas
E. TOnlIin list.
One-half bushel white beans, John H.
CallOw list.
CLASS 39-VEGETABLES.
One half bushel early potatoes, Frank
Lawinger list, n. M. Jewell & Son
One half bushel late potatoes, Mrs.
Walter Oke 1st, Mrs. Ed. WOOlrich
2nd.
One-haIf busheI white onions, Mrs. Ed.
WOOlrich 1st.
One half bushel yellow onions, Mrs.
Geo. Harris 1st.
One half bushel red OniOns Mrs. Geo.
Harris 1st, Mrs. Frank Collins end.
Peck beets for table use, long, Mrs.
Walter OBe list.
Peck tnrnip beets for table use, Thomas
E. TOnkin list, Ruth Spensley End.
Peck turnips, white, r. D. Wilson 1st,
Mrs. Geo. Harris 2nd.
Peck rutabagas, N. M. Jewell & Son
list.
Peck tomatoes, Mrs. Walter Oke, list,
Mrs. Ed. WoOlrich 2nd.
Peck carrots, Mrs. Ed. WoOlrich list,
Mrs. Frank Collins 2nd.
Twelve satisfy, Mrs. Geo. Harris LIST, R.
d. Wilson 2nd.
Twelve leelI, Mrs. Geo. Harris list.
Twelve ears sweet corn, Nellie Spensley
LIST, Mrs. Fred Motley end
Twelve parsnips, r. D. Wilson LIST,
Nellie Spensley end.
Six table squashes, Mrs. Geo. Harris
list, Thomas E. TOnkin end
Six mangel wurtzel, red, Mrs. George
Harris LIST, Ed. FitzsimmOns 2ud.
Six cabbage, Mrs. Ed. WOolrich LIST, r.
d. Wilson 2nd.
Six lunches celery, Ruth Spensley list.
1nGet egg DldDJS, III. OudS MOSS ISL,
Mrs. Ed. WoOlTich end.
Sample lima beans, Mrs. Ed. WOOlriCh
LIST, Mrs. Geo. Harris 2nd.
Sample string beans, R. d. Wilson list,
F. G. Weidenfeller end.
Sample hops, n. NJ. Jewell & Son LIST,
Thomas E. Tonllin 2nd.
Sample cucumbers, Mrs. George Harris
lst Mrs. Fred Motley end
Sample peppers, Ruth Spensley LIST,
Mrs. Ed. WoOlrich 2nd.
Sample tobacco, Thomas E. Tonl1in list.
DIVISION J - FRUITS, PLANTS,
FLOWERS
CLASS 40-FRUIT
Six varieties summer apples correctly
Jewell & Son I'd
Single plate of summer apples, n M
Jewell & Son LIST, Elizabeth Walker 2
est display, n NJ Jewell e Son 1st,
Elizabeth Walker I'd
Display autumn apples, Elizabeth Walk
err LIST, N NJ Jewell & Son I'd
CLASS MONUMENTAL AND HOUSE
PLANTS IN POTS
Display house plants, not less than 20,
H w Frieden LIST, Mrs Ed Woolrich 2
Display geraniurns in pots, not less than
6, Mrs Ed Woolrich LIST
Display roses in pots, not less than 3,
Lou Suthers LIST
Display begoniaS in pots fancy leaves)
H W Frieden LIST, Mrs Ed Woolrich 2
| Display begonias in pots (tuberous) not
less than 6, Mrs Geo Jeuck Jr 1st, H
W Frieden I'd
Display carnations in pots, not less than
3, Mrs Ed WOolrich lst, Mrs Geo
Jeuck Jr I'd
Display petunias (double) in pots not
less than 6, Mrs Geo Jeuck Jr 1st
! Display foliage plants in pots, not less
6, Lou Suthers LIST, Mrs w Jeuck 2
Single geranium in bloom, Fanny Ivey
Single helitrope in bloom, Mrs Ed Wool
| rich LIST
Single oleander, Ruth Spensley 1st, H
| w Frieden I'd
/ GloXiana, not less than 8, Mrs Geo Jeuck
| Jr LIST, Mrs F Wagner %
| Asparagus fern, plumonus nanus, Mrs
| Geo J euck Jr LIST, Mrs Ed Woolrich
! Asparagus fern, spengeri, Mrs Geo
Jeuck Jr Jst, Mrs w Jeuck I'd
! Boston fern, DR. Chas Ross 1st, Lou
/ Suthers I'd
| Single palm, Mrs Amos Vivian LIST, Mrs
! W J Jeuck 2nd
| Single greenhouse fern, H " Frieden l
/ Display native ferns. Lou Suthers 1st,
Mrs " J Jeuck ID
/ Floral design, choiceness of flowers
/ considered, Mrs Belle Hupperts 1st
CUT FLOWERS
To be arranged in trays if possible.
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