The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-10-14
PRIZE WINNERS FALL EXPO
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General Purpose Stallion years old
LIST, Wm Stethem; 2nd, G. II. Dun
lap & Sons 2nd, J. NJ. Richards.
Roadster Stallions-lst, G.. II. Dun
lap & Sons 2nd, J. NJ. Richards.
Draft Mare-w. A. S. johnson.
General Purpose Mare-lst, VIM.
Atkins; 2nd, Leslie McVey.
Draft Colt and under 4 years
Rizer & Hottie.
Draft Colt 2 and under years-lst,
L. E. Sanders 2nd, Rizer & Hottie.
Draft Colt and under 2 years
Chas. Kosher.
Draft Colt under year-lst, Albert
Fenner; 2nd, Chas. Kosher.
General Purpose Colt and under 4
years-Wm. Aitkin years and un-
dea years-1st, Chas. Kosher; 2nd,
Frank Robinson; year and under 2
years, S. T. West; under year-lst,
VIM. Aitkin; 2nd Leslie McVey.
Roadster Colt 3 years and under 4
years -lst, Harley Holt. 2nd, A. H..
Wolfe; ? and under 3 years-lst, Fer
ris Wolfe 2nd, Harley Holt and
under 2 years-lst, a. II. Wolfe: 2nd,
Frank Robinson: under year, Har-
ley Holt.
Farm Team Rizer g. Hottie.
Brood Mare and Colt-W. A. S.
johnson.
General Purpose Mare and Colt--lst,
VIM. Aitkin 2nd, Leslie McVey.
Roadster Team-lst, Jas. +. Bur
nett 2nd, Harley Holt.
Roadsler-lst, w. l.. Brown: 2nd,
j. Il. Burnett.
Pony Stallion-lst, J. II. Patton {;
2nd, AIonzo Delaney.
Pony are and Colt. T. Patton.
Pony year and under 3 years--lst,
Ralph Shade; 2hd, Alonzo Delaney.
Space and time make it impossible
to give a list of altthe premium win
ners in the Pumpkin, Vegetable and
Fruit Department, as there were
ll6 different varieties for which prem
iums were given. The prize for the
heaviest pumpkin was won by Ed. y
Purdy, weight So l-2 pounds.
CORN, SEED AND SMALL GRAINS.
Bearded VIII at-2nd, Hugh Nor
row.
Smooth Rye-lst, Mrs. G. G. Grif-
fifth; 2nd, Chas. Ridgeway: 3rd, ia
cob Willett.
Rye-lst, r. T. Medsker 2nd, S. T..
West.
Oats-lst, Wilkin & Son; 2nd, A. S.
Welty: Bird, S. r.. West.
Winter Oats -2nd, Hugh Morrow.
Corn, yellow-lst, G. b. Mercer; 2nd.
w. G. Duckwall; white-lst, w. c.
Duckwall 2nd; Jacob Willett; 3rd,
VIM. Gibson; mortgage lifter-lst,
2nd, 3rd, j. l.. Bennington bloody
butcher cord-lst, j. n. Wlsecup 2nd
Wilkin & Son; 3rd, w. f. Cadwalla-
der; yellow dust-lst, Chas. Fenner
2nd, Jacob Willett; 3rd, w. G. Duck
wall; sugar-lst, A. Cadwallader
2nd, Henry Saum Leaning NJ.
Thompson.
topCorn-white-lst, VIM. Hughes;
2nd, Sarah Shinkle red-lst, VIM.
Phister; 2nd, L. j. Larrick; yellow
lst, T. e. Hogsett 2nd, Uric Roush
Squirrel Tooth-lst, Al Shook 2nd,
VIM. Gibson.
Heaviest ear Of Corn-Frank Ayres.
Longest ear of Wllkin & Son.
Greatest freak Ear of Corn-Claude
West
Tallest stalk of Corn-Mrs. j. NJ
Richards.
Seed-Red Clover-lst, Homer
Achor; 2nd, III. NJ. Brown; Sapling
Clover-lst, Hugh Morrow 2nd, Will
kin & Son; 3rd, r. B. Holiday
Timothy-R. b. Holladay; Orchard
Grass-lst, Hugh Morrow 2nd, Jas.
Powell White Soup Beans-W. A.
Roberts.
In the Cattle Department DIR. III.
NJ. Brown carried off the prizes for
Angus cattle and r. r. West & Son
for Short Horn cattle.
POULTRY.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-W. Il.
Cadwallader, lst cock, LIST hen, LIST,
2nd, 3rd pen; Jessie l.. Shook, End
cock; John Link, lst, 3rd cockerel (;
j. d. Ward, 2nd, 4th pullet.
White Plymouth Rocks-W. f.
Bowman, lst cockerel, lst hen Il. f.
Stevens, 2nd, 3rd cockerel, lst pullet.
Buff Plymouth Rocks-W. f. Bow
man, lst, 3rd cockerel, 2nd, 4th pullet;
Miss Martha Purkhiser, 2nd cockerel,
lst, 3rd pullet.
White Wyandottes-W. II. John
son, 1st cock, lst, 2nd hen; list, 3rd,