The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-30
PRIZES SECURED
AT STATE FAIR
WELD COUNTY MADE FAMOUS
Had the Best in Finest Statc pi'P''
Ever Presented

Weld county doubly oAtdd nel
self in the southern part q the stat
during the past two weeka oapt .ns
tho big end in premiums = both 'ue
| Interstate and the State fairs al brh-
yer and Pueblo. Followtng is tnt
complete list of premiumftaSers A'
/ both fairs: " -,,ho
G. D stage, first on Re- GLOBE
onions. .,.,.
| Fred w. steele. first lon cahtA-
| iloupe at both fairs. beato ROCKY
Ford; first on red onions; Second On
sweet peppers. 80,
GA. Hodgson. second onfr d toinA-
toes: first on Defiance wheat se'onu
on red tomatoes.
r w. Deyinney. second on fax at
both fairs.
4 y. Walters. second onlaie lr'0i
potatoes: first en- peanute, Seeoh
on late Irish potatoes.
John Hicks, first on Graelsy Rose
rotatoes: second on early IT, pota-
toes; second on Rose Seedurgs sec
ond on Pearl potatoes; sec3d on the
hest collection of potatoes.
]. F. Cornelius, first o. sugar
cane; second on Kaffir corn; first on
SPELLS. first on sugar cane.
]. $. Todd, first on pie pumpkin
second on pie pumpkin; second on
vegetable oyster
Bob Jackson, first on broom corn.
p. c. Billings, two firs.s o. yellow
tomatoes.
Charles Lofgren. first on Prize
taker onions; second on garden peas;
second on navy beans; second on
lima beans; first on spring rye; sec
ond on garden wax beans:g first on
PriZetaker onions.
Chester Blunt, first on white win
ter wheat in the sheaf; second on
red spring wheat; first on red spring
wheat threshed
Wilson turner, first OF table
heets: second on parsnips; FIRST on
carrots: first on hops: SECOND on
hops; first on cabbage; second on
ed cabbage.
Robert Bliss. first on barley; sec
)nd on oats; second on barley in the
sheaf; first on white oats.
Thomas Dinsmore, two frsts IN
white popcorn.
Il. =. House, second on German
millet. second on Russian millet:
first on Durham wheat in the sheaf:
second on Bromus grass: second on
Durham wheat. threshed; second on
millet, second ON German
millet.
Model Mills, Greeley. first on win
ter wheat -four: first on spring wheat
-four; first on Grand flour.
S. L. Davenport, first on suufow-
srs
Wayne Davidson. first on stalks OF
corn; second on stalks of corr
E. G. Crawford, second ou cucum-
bers: first on squash
Charles Deffke, second Hubbard
squash.
Andy Epple. first on swsst pota-
toes.
Tobias Mattox. second on winter
wheat
Fl. Salzer, second on turkey red
winter wheat.
W. T. Sylvester. second on sheaf
of wheat.
Grant Armstrong. second on shea I
of black oats; second on black oats,
threshed
Timothy & Turner, frs on best
sugar beet; second on best sugar
beet; first on five largest sugar beets
second on five largest sugar beets
divided first on five best and second
on five largest sugar beetS
j. F. McCrery, second on display
of grasses; first on wild grass: sec
ond on blue grass; second ON red to-
matoes; second on display Of onions.
The competition at the tate fair
was never closer 1t was the greatest
agricultural exhibit in the history OF
the state. On general display of all
products, including livestock. Weld
county won second prize. Weld won
the county sweepstake first prize. In
winning the second prize on general
display, the exhibits We're greatly
helped by George ]. Spears horti-
cultural display Almost 100 prizes
were taken