The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-11-11
SOME MORE LUCKY ONES.

SOME MORE LUCKY ONES.
Premium Winners in the Agricultural De-
partment at the Parish Fair.
The Secretary for the Parish Fair Asso-
citation has very kindly furnished us with
a complete list of the premium winners in
Department, which is as
follows:
Display of agricultural products from
one farm - First, N. w. Sentell; second,
N. w. Stewart; third, G. T. Mays.
Display of fruit and truck-First, W. H.
Demoss; second, N. W. Sentell.
Ten ears of white corn - First, 0. F.
Boyd; second, G. 7. Mays; third, N. W.
Stewart.
Ten ears of yellow corn First, N. w.
Stewart; second, j. j. Robertson; third,
N. W. Sentell.
Bushel of white corn. ]. Mckinney.
Bushel of yellow corn-N. w. Stewart.
Bushel Of flint corn-W. H. Demoss.
Display of corn-N. W. Sentell.
Sixty ears of como. F. Boyd.
Three stalks of long staple cotton
N. W. Sentell.
Three stalks of short staple cotton =
First, Leon Sanders: second, N. w. Sen.
tell.
Fifty bolls of long staple cotton-N. W.
Sentell.
Fifty bolls of short staple cotton-First,
Wilson Covington; second, S. c. Adger.
Bale of long staple cotton IN. W. Sem
tell.
Bale of short staple cotton-First, W. A.
Bounds; second, j. F. Adair. .a
Display of forage-First, N. W. Sentell;
second, N. w. Stewart.
Display of sugar cane-First, A. Kirk
land; second, J. H. Nattin.
Sugar cane products - First, W. A.
Bounds; second, N. w. Stewart.
Twelve stalks of sorghum cane First,
G. T. Mays; second, N. w. Stewart.
Grain and seed First, w. j. Dawson;
second, N. W. Stewart.
Yam potatoes - First, Lyles Wyche;
second, Grove Demoss.
Other than Yams-First, W. H. Demoss;
second, G. w. Demoss.
Display of Irish POTATOES. H. Nattin.
Bushel Of Irish potatoes. H. Nattin.
Display of tomatoes-W. H. Demoss.
Display of field peas-First, N. w. Stew
art; second, G. T. Mays.
Vegetables from Burpee seeds w. j.
| Dawson.
; Vegetables from Tusten seeds-W. H.
Demoss.
Vegetables from other seeds IN. w.
Stewart
Root crops-First, L. T. Sandere; Sec
ond, w. H. Demoss.
! Peanuts-First, L. T. Sanders; second
N. w. Sentell.
Pumpkins and cashaws - First, j. H
Nattin; second, N. w. Stewart.
Twenty ears of pop corn - First, L. T
Sanders; second, W. j. Dawson.
Quarter bushel of turnips First, L. T
Sanders; second, J. H. Nattin.
Three sheaves of oats - First, W. A
Bounds; second, G. A. Bounds.
Three sheaves of millet - First, N. w
| Sentell; second. E. D. Foster.
Wool-E. D. Foster.
Display of agricultural products by boy
Sibley.
Watermelon-First, W. Adger; second
N. w. Stewart.
Pumpkin-First, J. H. Nattin; second
} Blanchard Carstarphen.
Quart of ribbon cane syrup-First, j. T
Ford; second, W. A. Bounds.
;. Quart Of sorghum syrup First, j. A
Lowe; second, N. w. Stewart.
Quart of Japan cane syrup-First, W. A
Bounds: second, Leonard Boggs.
Display of vegetables in tins First
w. H. Demoss, second, G. T. Mays.
Meal and corn products - First, J.
Robertson; second, N. w. Sentell.
Tobacco-N. W. Sentell.
Honey and wax-First, w. J. Dawson
> second, N. w. Sentell.
3 Display of Butter-Mrs. E. F. Kirtley.
Display of Wine-First, j. T. Ford; sec
ond, W. H. Demoss.
Home-cured meat First, Cody an
8 Wise second, w. H. Demoss.
D Homer made lard-Mrs. A. White.
e Display of fruit-First, M. E. Gaodwin
t second, Cody and Wise. Il
Best arranged exhibit-N. w. Sentell.
Quart of fruit vinegar - Mrs. w. .
Dawson.
Quart of fruit juice-Mrs. W. F. Bell
One pound of butter-Mrs. E. F. Kirtle,
Quart of fruit cordial - Mrs. w. /,
Dawson.
:, Vegetables from Farmers Seed Con
pany seeds-Leon Sanders.
Bossier Point Paragraphs.
# Prof. McGinty and daughter and Mi
e Una Jones passed through the Point (
!. route to the Fair.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. John Crowson have r
e turned from Bienvile, where they spe
1t several days with the ''old folks
! Cotton picking is about over and t
is farm era are now getting busy preparing