The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-08
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(Panter) first. second and third prizes.
Daniel Davis, (Homing), first. second
and third prizes.
Fred Butterdeld. S2S5 Reed Ave,
(White Fans), first prize.
Poultry Department
]. NJ Bishop. Oak Yards. 9th and
Grant FIRST prize, largest display, S.
points. 81 S!llSlR
s Shelmcrdlnc. Fair Grounus.
/ first prize. bantams. Golden Seabugle
/ Oron Walker, 2042 Wash. Ave, first
and second prizes, bantams, black
breasted red games.
Orson Johnson. 1S6 North Salt Lake
City, first prize, Golden Duck Wing
Ducks.
John H. Winslow, 2146 Monroe. first
prize. Pckin Ducks.
y Gilbert. Wilson Lane, first prize,
Gray Call Ducks.
John H. WiDslow. 2146 Monroe, first
prize, Green Heads.
A. Grandie, Ogden, first prize. Fuz-
zles, only chickens of kind ever eX-
hlbited in Ogden.
Charles Burnette, Harrisville, first
prize, black-crested games; first
prize Toulouse Geese.
Exhibition Pen for Young Birds.
J. NJ. Bishop, Oak Yards, S7th and
Grant. second prize, exhibition pen for
young birds: n Gilbert Wilson Lane,
third prize.
Scotch Collie.
John a. BecSef, zS5G jackson Ave,
z English Bull Terrier.
Mrs. ---~4l, OGden, Utah
first prize, female.
Irish Setter.
j. G. Flanders. 24G 25th street, first
prize female,
, Cockerel Spaniel.
George Beck. 215 END street. frs
n prize male.
Bull Terrier.
Judge Axley, 1858 Lincoln Ave. frs
prize, female.
The manual training display is st
perb The boys at the school hav
t drawn plans and worked them out Il
the wood and the finished article
. hard TO distinguish from factory-mad
; goods. Cabinets. paper racks, chairs
5 etc. make up the display The boy
t made library table and work benc
= which is entered for the special prize
? The girls In tho cooking ,departmer
0 6a3ea6 sNEeiicm eeSh lbI9 & preserve
I fruits and PICKLES and Vegetables y
l. The domestic arts department
: showing the work done by the st,
dents in each year. The course
four years long and the work is d
vlded into groups for each year Thes
groups are shown and there are pc
: pie in attendance who explain Il
various articles.
The ogden High school exhibit
- under the supervision OF Prof o.
- Stilwell, and II is worthy of the schoc
!, The commercial department of q
" school is exceptionally we'll broug
q to the front,
j. The manual training or wood wo
shows careful preparation and mu'
,e hard work and on the Whole is me
n torlous.
h. The public school display Is bett
lr- than ever. The drawings by Z
It, young pupils are original and behil
n. them there can be seen traces Of
en veloping talent.
The Deaf and Blind exhibit Is ch;
:, acteristic OF the school. There q
49, tools Of all kinds shown In the d
M play and the wonderful thing Is IN
m the luSlI ulllSulo WSio heNp ~
students. Among the things sho
by the Deaf and Blind school Is
OF wheelbarrow, chlsels, hammers, Ak
ay chains and horseshoes- The wo
ac' work Is fine and two much praise C
les not be given the boys who are so
up verely handicapped.
yet The girls OF the school have be
laI represented by clever work W
he needle. They have made sofa pillo'
.A' scarfs, executed difficult stitches a
'' have woven some nice warm shaw
In art the deaf and blind stude1
ge are doing as we'll as their moro fort
It, ate brothers. They have the only
co terry display at the fair.
It. Among the exhibitors IN the m;
r.a building. C. D Ives. the Mcdonald c,
o., dy company, the Superior Honey [
- and Hewlett Brothers Co have
NV best displays.
nor C. D. Ives has. a. full line of me
Ing wearing apparel artistically, arrant
oFs Li1F q Gfant-showease.
Dg, Mcdonald. Salt Lake, has his c
at dies put up In style which NAL
In ones mouth water TO pass the Doc
md There are Dutch girls and Dutch WI
mills made of chocolate. there
tile also Merry Widows and every kind
/. candy imaginable.
- Possibly the most interesting
,ck hibit is that Of the Superior HoI
,hn company. A small house Is built
.L To- ooA