The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
AWARDING OF PREMIUMS AT
THE FOUR.STATE FAIR

Dana Second. ]. w. Gibson, North
Ogden. Third. G. A Jones'
LARGEST PUMPKINS First VII.
con brothers. Second. ]. w. Gibson.
LARGEST SQUASH-Fred Hunt.
Plain City.
BEANS-Fir5t, L w. Parry. Slater
Vile. Second. w S Read. lll6 Wash
ington avenue.
TOMATOES-First, II. ]. Orton. Og,
den Second. Wilson brothers Third,
c. A. Jones
DISPLAY OF TOMATOES-Fi
Wilson brothers. Second. Harmon
& Stalker, Roy.
MUSK MELONS, CANTALOUPES
OR NUTMEGS-First. j. c. Nye. 2546
Adams avenue Second. Harmon &c
Stoker Third, ]. Rine, Ogden
WATERMBLONS- Harmon
& Stokcr. Second, j, c, Nyc Third,
j, Ririe
DISPLAY OF WATBRMELoNs-
Harmon & Stoker
PICKING PEPPERS First VII.
son brothers. Second, l., p. Stone, 74o
Twelfth street Third, c. r. Dana
PEPPER DlSPLAY-FIrst. Wilson
brothers.
EGG PLANT-FIrst, Wilson broth
ers. Second. l.. p. Stone
DISPLAY OF VEGETABLES-First.
Wilson brothers Second. Harmon &
Stoker.
Root Crops.
|. RUTABAGAS OR MANGLEWUR-
ZELS-First,G George Ahlf Goa Twelfth
street. Second j. w. Gibson, Third,
Wilson brothers
CARROTS-First, ]. R Mcfarland,
West Weber. Second. George Smuln.
400 Washington avenue. Third. VIII
son brothers.
ONIONS-First ]. Linsdale. Seven
teenth street. Second, c. a. Jones,
North Ogden, Third. E l. Lawrence
ogden.
EARLY POTATOES-F1rst. ]. R,
Mcfarland. Second. Byron Porter,
Morgan. Third, r, NJ. Watts. South
Weber
LATE POTATOES First, ]. r. Nc
Farland Second George Smink
Third. ]. n. Toomer, Morgan
SUGAR CANE-Flrst. r. NJ. Watts
PICKING ONIONS-F C. A.
JONES.
sugar BeetS.
BEETS - First, Linsdale, Seven
teonth street. Second, Samuel Had
lay, Plain City. Third, Willard Neal.
Nuts.
PEANUTS-J Dana
ALMONDS -EDoch FAR.
Forage Crops and Sheep Exhibits.
TIMOTHY HAT-L. NJ Nelson,
Huntsville.
WHEAT. NJ. Nelson, Huntsville
OATS-F1rst J. NJ. Brown Roy. Sec.
ond l.. NJ Nelson
BOWMAN SPECIALS - Largest
Hubbard squash, Harmon &c Stoker.
largest three tomatoes, Wilson broth
ers. Largest three cucumbers, Ham
mon C Stoker. Largest three pep
pers. c. r. Dana. Largest sugar beet,
George Ahlf. 600 Twelfth street.
HortIculture-AppIes.
JONATHAN-First, c. ]. Adams,
Ogden. Second, Thinnes & Sons,
Pleasant View. Third, George Nit.
tors. Plain City.
Second, Thlnnes & Sons Third, NJ. D.
Harris. Harrisyilc.
BEN DAVIS-First, c. ]. Adams
Second. II. Freeland. Ogden Third,
Thinnes.
ROME BBAUTY-Frst, C. j. Ad-
ans,
R. !. GREENNG-First. H. Free
land. Second. NJ. D. Harris Third.
Wilson brothers.
n w. GREENING- First c. J. Ad-
ans
ARKANSAS BLACK-First. Willard
Neal
WHITE WINTER PEARMAIN-
First H. Freeland. Second, Wilson
brothers.
MISSOURI PIPPIN-Willard Neal
GANO-First, c. J. Adams Second.
Wilson brothers.
BEST DISPLAY-First, C. J. Ad-
ans. Second. H. Freeland Third.
Wilson brothers.
BEST PACK-H. Freeland.
LEAST NUMBER OF APPLES,
PEARS OR PEACHES First, c j.
Adams H Freeland c. E. Smith,
Canyon road Harmon & Stoker.
Remarks: C. J. Adams takes pre-
MUM for apples H. Freeand for
Harmon G. StoRer, medal for peaches
1AINhIOAN N-OGOl &c ullleIo.
ters.
APPLES OF OTHER VARIETIES
First. c. ] Adams. Second. c. n.
Black Deeth, New. Third. c. A. Jones.
Currants.
BLACK NATIVE CURRANTS-
First, C. W, Parry Statewide.
RED CURRANTS-George Smuin-
Peaches.
GEORGE a. LOWE-H Freeland
GLOBE-Wilson brothers
UTAH ORANGE-C. J. Adams
LATE OR EARLY CRAWFORD
A. ]. Stone, 427 Twelfth street. Sec
ond, B. F. Blayclay, North Ogden
Third C. A Jones,
ELBERTA - First, Mrs. Frank
Moore, North Ogden. Second. H. Free
land, Ogden Third, Bailey brothers.
North ogden.
PEACHES OF OTHER VARIETIES
First. Wilson brothers. Second, A.
I. Stone. Third, H. FreeTand
LARGEST SINGLE PEACH First,
H. H, Chllds. Second, c J. Adams.
Third Wilson brothers
BEST PACK-First. Wilson broth.
ers. Second. Mrs Frank Moore. North
Ogden.
LARGEST VARIETY-First. Wilson
brothers. Second, Mrs Frank Moore.
Tomatoes, WatermeIons, etc.
HUSK TOMATO-Hammon & Sto-
ker
WINTER WATERMELON - Ham
mon g Stokor.
GROUND ERRIES-Hammon G.
StOker
Pears
BEURRE DE ANJOU-Wilson
brothers.
LAVR Wilson brothers