Mexico Missouri message., 1909-11-04
A GREAT SHOW.
List Of Premiums Awarded at
The Vandalia KOrn Karni-
val.

Best % ears white corn, LIST X. A.
Keithley, $1,000; End VIM. Wallace.
$500; 3rd Z. l. Cobbs, $3.50.
Best % ears yellow corn, LIST Frank
Wallace, $1,000; End X. A. Keithley,
$500; Bird S. II. Taylor, $3.50.
Best Is ears mixed corn, LIST w. w.
Butts, $500; End John Champion,
Best % ears red corn, LIST ]. II.
Miller, $500; End J. w. Daniels, Jr.,
$3.50.
Largest % ears corn, 1st c. W.
Irvine; End j. ID. Lewellen, $3.50.
Largest 10 ears corn, LIST E. L.
Cobbs, $500; End J. ID. Lewellen, $l.5O
Largest 10 ears corn, LIST 5. T.
Best display pop corn, 1st Cecil
Branstetter, $500; End J. J. Keith
Best display sugar corn, LIST F. P.
Branstetter, $500; End Mrs. W. ~.
Vannoy, $1.O0.
Best single ear of corn, LIST X. A.
Keithley.
Best display Kaffer corn, LIST Mrs.
c. w. Kindred, S1.00; End ]. F. Par
ker.
Best display cane, Jas. Fields, s1OO.
Best - doZ. stalks corn with two
OF more ears, LIST J. d. Lewellen,
$500: End 5. T. Davis, S1.00.
Tallest stalk of corn, LIST r. R.
Burcs. SlO0; End Z. b. Mudd, box
cigars by Ellis Drug Co.
Best display corn, quality, quantity,
variety and manner of display con-
sidered 1st Frank Sparks $500; End
Rush Harmon, $3.50.
Best bushel corn, special premium
by Coontz & Andrick, $500, LIST
Frank Wallace.
Best display farm products (exhibi-
tors own Taisingl one Ia inch John
Deere Pillow, S. 7. Davis; 2nd $500 in
gold by McCarroll & Hitch, Geo. A.
Alexander.
Best 1-2 gallon sorghum, box cigars
by John Gentle. J. J. Inflow.
$500 given by Prof. A. b. Shattuck
to the Rural School District having
the largest number pupils and pat
rous In attendance at the Carnival
was won by New Michigan school
district. 119 having enrolled.
Grain.
Best 1-2 bushel wheat, LIST J. H..
Wrights 90; End John Yannoy, S1.O0.
Best peck wheat, J. H. Wright, Si.00.
Best 10 bu. oats Cany variety, LIST
c. II. Moore, $500; End Val Matson,
$1.O0.
Best peck timothy seed, Henry
Kohl, SlOO.
Best sheaf timothy, S. t. Davis,
S1O0.
Best sheaf millet, Geo. Fisher, 81.
Best half bu. wheat, special prem
ium by ]. F. Humphrey $500, J. II.
Wright.
Vegetable.
Best - bu. Irish potatoes, LIST c.
E. Inflow, $500; End A. w.
Best IL bu. sweet potatoes, LIST
Frank Sparks, $500; 2nd F. NJ. Bran.
Best 10 bu. yams, S. X Caldwell
500
Best 1-2 bu. turnips, Jas. Fields
Best display onions, John W. Amos
S1OO.
Best display squash, John W. Amos
$1.OO.
Best display pumpkins, Franz
Reed, sl.O0.
Most freakish plant or plant pro
duct, Mrs. w. w. Bolts, $l00.
Fruit.
Best display winter apples, al
varities, II. NJ. Royalty, % deliciou
apple trees by Stark Bros Nurser
Co.
Best display apples, quality, quaint
ty, variety, considered, LIST $500 Mr.:
T. c. Scholl; End Mrs. John T. Whit
ledge.
Best Ben Davis, Mrs. S. C. Gourley
800.
Best Greening H. E. Wildly, $1.OO.
Best Gano, Cliff WeakIey $1.00.
Best Genitings, J. w. Daniel, Jr
S1O0.
Best Walp River, G. w. Calvert, s
Best peck Siberian Crabs, LIST Be
Scott, $500; End j. d. Lewellen, s
Best display peaches, Mrs. War,
$500; End H. p. Middleton, S1.00.
Best display pears, J. e. Northcut
$500; End Mrs. j. G. Eager, $1.00.
Best can canned fruit, Mrs. Fran
Sparks, S1.00.
Best can canned vegetables, Mr.
" y. Robinson, S1.O0.
Best can jelly, Charlotte Calver
s1OO.
Best display preserves, Mrs. J.
Pease, Sl.00.
Best display sweet pickles, Mrs.
B. Crowds, Sl.0O
Ladies' Department.
Best quilt made by lady over {
Mrs. w N. Vannoy, $1O0.
Best quilt made by girl under
Mrs. G. II. Utterback
Handsomest quilt, Mrs. Lizzie Spa
row, S1.00.
Prettiest worsted quilt, Mrs. c.
Crigler, S1.00.
Prettiest cotton guilt, Mrs. C.
Davis, S1.00.
Counterpart.
Best erOcheted Counterpart, no
entered.
Best knitted Counterpart, Mrs.
o. Terrell, S100.
Best hand made Counterpart, NJ
Chas. Darnell, s1.00.
Painting.
Best oil painting, Mrs. F. p ID
$500.
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