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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Educational.

General display OF kindergarten
work-First, Weber County public
schools.
Collection Of work In basket-First,
Weber County public schools.
Display of penmanship by pupils of
1st to 4th grades. inelusive-First,
Ogden City schools Second Weber
County public schools.
Display Of penmanShip by pupils Of
9TH TO Sth grades. incluslve--First. Og-
den City schools. Second, Weber
County Public schools.
Collection of exercises In number
work, each 1st TO Sth grades-First.
Weber County Public schools. Sec
ond, Ogden City schools.
Set Of papers on U. S. History
First, Weber County Public schools
Collection on language exercises
First, Ogden City schools. Second,
Weber County Public schools.
Collection OF composition exercises
First, Ogden City schools Second.
Weber County Public schools.
General Collection OF Flat Surface
Maps-First. Weber County Public
schools
Collection OF maps of one OF four
states showing boundaries and county
seats-First, Weber County Public
Collection of progressive outline
maps-First. Weber County Public
schools Second. Ogden City schools.
Collection of Relief maps, pencil or
charcoal-Fmst. Weber County Pub
lie schools, Second, ogden City
schools .u. -l.,
Collection o( relief maps-First. Og-
don CITY schools. Second. Weber Coun-
ty Public schools.
Collection of awings-First, Ogden
City schools Second. Weber County
Public schools,
Collection of freehand drawings in
wafer colors-First, Ogden City
schools.
Best collection Of mechanical draw
ings-First, Ogden City schools IRE
mark-The judges recommended first
prize 10 Lewis school and second prize
to Dan Davis of Grant school)
Best exhibit from any school, 1st
to Sth sradeS-First, Weber County
Public schools Second, Ogden City
schools. (The judges recommended
Plain City school first prize and Mound
Fort school. second.
Best display of drawing
Mound Fort school.
a special gold medal was recon-
mended for weaving TO the Wilson
school and a special gold medal to the
State School for Deaf and Blind for
general display.
Best display OF business and book
keeping-First. o. Fl. s commercial
department. Fannie McCready Sec
ond, o. H S commercial department.
Katherine Mnher
Best display Of manual training
worlt-First. Weber Academy
Best individual piece of woodwork
First, Ogden Hieh school
Best individual piece OF hammered
iron work-First ogden High school.
Best plate design-Flrst. Ogden
High school,
The wards in the fine arts and
needlework departments are as fol-
lows:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Poultry.

LEGHORNS-J. NJ. Bishop. Oak
Yards. 37th and Grant: First prize.
single comb brown: second prize T
E. Powell. third prize. Marriott
SINGLE COMB WHITE VI. Bish.
op. first and second. ]. F. Stevens,
first. 81 SSrd street
SINGLE COMB BUFF. +. Ste
vens. 37O2 Pingree. first prize. black
Minorcas.
BARRED PLYMoUTH-J. NJ. Bish.
op. first and second.
RHODE ISLAND REDS-A. Fl. Wes-
ton. first prize. Ogden j NJ Bishop.
second prize. c. A. StevnS. third
prize.
PIGEONS-Daniel r. Davis. i29
est 21st St, (Painter) first. second
and third prizes. Daniel Davis. (Hom-
ing), first. second and third prizes
Fred Butterheld. 3295 Reed Ave.
white Fans). first prize
j. NJ, Bishop. Oak Yards 37th and
Grant. first prize. largest display. IS
points.
Mrs. Shelmerdine. Fair Grounds,
first prize. bantams. Golden Seabright.
Oron Walker, 20i2 Wash. Ave. first
and Secand prizes, bantams. black
breasted red genes.
Orson Johnson, 1S6 North salt Lako
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Dressmaking.

Ladies' tailor made sult-First.
Martha Theurer Second Artimesi
Wooley, 2SS4 Washington avenue.
Infants outlit-First, Olive Wooley.
SEQ South Second East street.
Childs dreSs-First. Mrs. D. l.
Boyd. 261S Lincoln avenue.
Child's skirt-Flrst. Pearl TheuTcr.
Logan.
Home made skirt-First, Bertha
Conroy, 574 Twenty.fourth street
Best home made rug-First Mrs.
Adolph Layman
Piano coyer-First, Alice Bowen, 467
Second street.
Handsomest sofa pillow-First. Mrs.
Laura Meyerhoffer.
Best poster pillow-Flrst, Bertha
Conroy.
Best rose centerpiece-First, Pearl
Cragun.
Best Initial OF monogram work
First, Mrs. Hans Jensen. Second,
Bertha Conroy Third. domestic art
department Weber academy
Best piece Hardenger embroidery
First. Mrs C. ], Hansen, 516 Sixteenth
street
sIdeboard scarf-First. Mrs. L. Jen-
sen. 1921 Washington avenue.
WORK FOR OLD LADIES
Best collection of knitting-First,
Mrs. T. Cropley. 152 Twenty-frst
street. Second. Mrs. NJ. Flewellin,
2626 Quincy.
Best patchwork quilt-First. Mrs. D,
c. Adams, SS5 TwentysiXth street
Second. F. NJ. Hall.
Pair knitted stockings Min.
ME Jardlne, West Weber
Prettiest tidy-First. Mrs. l. NJ.
Erickson. Bear River City.
Fancy sofa pillow First. Mrs.
Thomas Hope, 2351 Jefferson avenue.
Crochet bed spread First. Mrs.
Polly By6ee. Uintah. Second. Mrs.
S ]. Farrel. 23S7 Adams
EXHIBITS BY THE BLIND. DEAF
AND DUMB
individual exhlbit--First, Miss FL
sic Feirath, 1927 Washington avenue.
Best Silk Quilt-Mrs. NJ. Herrick,
oath street, first prize. Miss Alillic
Hall 255 Goth ST, second prize.
Silk log Cabin Quilt-Nlrs NJ. Smith
Pennington. Utah, first prize
Specimen Hand Quilting-Jane Stan
ger. Marriott, Utah, first prize.
SILK Crazy Quilt-Laura Hadhcld,
737 18th street, first prize.
Point Lake. Hand -Made-Mrs. Shell
bern. 264o Wash Ave. first prize.
Vemettion Point Hand -Made-Eve-
lyn Glasmann. 72i oath ST. first prize.
Best Lace. Bertha Mrs D. l.. Boyd.
2G1S Lincoln Ave. first prize.
Table Cloth-Mrs. Shelbern. first
prize: Alice stephens. l2S 2Sth ST.
second prize, Mrs. l.. w. Horr. 2215
Jefferson Ave. third prize.
Battenberg Collar-Miss B. Guinan.
244G Madison Ave, first prize.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
NeedIeWork.

Display of lacework-First, Mrs. G.
w, Culver.
Display of fine hand sewing
third street. Second, Domestic art de-
partment Weber academy.
Display pillow lace-First, Jane Ad-
ans. Second, Olga Weherend, 146O
Cahoon.
Display Mexican drawn work-First,
Minnie Jardine, West Weber. Second.
Mrs. G. w Culver.
Display silk embroidery Ad-
die Rowse. 713 Twenty-siXth street.
Second. Pearl Cragun.
Display Hardenger - First. Mrs.
Lydia Jones Second. Irene Ferrin.
Display Mt. Mellick-First, May
Snivelly, leo Twentyeighth street.
Second. Mrs. Shelrin. 26i0 Twenty
fourth street
Display worsted embroIdery-First.
Mrs. A. Anderson, Uintah.
Display crochet work-First. Mrs.
H. Nouland, 2446 Madison. Second,
Olga Weherend. Third, Mrs. B. GUM
an, 23i6 Madison
Display tattlng-First, Mrs. G. w.
Culver, 1877 Twenty sixth.
Display battenburg- art
department Weber academy.
General display Of fancy work
First. domestic art department Weber
academy.
Display of sofa cushioDs-First.
Meyerhoffcr Lyman. Second street.
Second, domestic art department, We
Der academy
Display of linen embroldcry-First,
Mrs. l., Jensen. 1927 Washington.
Eyelet embroidery-F1rst, Miss Fura
Baker, 2206 Lincoln avenue.
Rick-rack laoe-First. NJ, Mile
Hall, 255 Twenty-SiXth street
WORK BY GIRLS UNDER FIF
TEEN
Display of fine sewing-FIrst. Mrs.
Yarbrough, 256 Twenty.third street
Second Olive Wooley. 500 South Sec
ond East street, Salt Lake.
Best dressed doll-First. Lillian
Jones. Hooper.
Display OF fancy work-FlTst. do
mestic art department
Pin cushion-First. Selma Thomas
East Canyon road.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Horses.
THOROUGHBREDS-

Best stallion. years or over. first
PRICE. P. Dye, Fair Grounds.
Best stallion, Morgan horse, first
price II. Hobson, Roy.
Best mare. years or oyer-First
prize, c. P. Dye.
STANDARD BREED
Best stallion, years or over, first
prize. +. Campbell, North Ogden.
Best mare, years or over. first
prlzc-Judge Axley. 2S5S Lincoln.
Best mare colt under l year, first
prize-Judge AXley.
NON STANDARD BREED
Best stallion under years, first
prize-M. l.. HARRISON. Ogden.
Best male colt, first prize. w.
Bailey. ogden.
Best mare, years and over first
prlze-J W. Bailey. Ogden,
COACH BREEDS
Best exhibit In all numbers. first
prize-Ogden City Stock Food Co.
Best stations, years or over, first
prize-Ogden City Stock Food Co.
Best mare, years. under 8. first
prize-H, w. Marriott. Marriott. Utah.
DRAFT HORSES
beSl e@Hiolt, HISl pTlZe-OSoen Clty
Stock Food Co.
Best stallion. years old or over
first prize-Ogden City Stock Food Co
Second prize-Joseph Stephenson
Farr West. Third prizc-James Sur.
rage. Huntsville.
SHIRES-
Best exhibit, first. and second prizes
Ellison Bros, Layton.
Best stallion, years or over. first
I prize Ellison Bros.
Best stallion. 3 years, first prize
Ellison Bros.
Best mare. . years. under 3. first
prize-Ellison Bros.
| BELGIAN
Best stallion, years old or over
first prlze-Wm Taylor, Plain City
Second prize-W. N. Peterson, North
Ogden
Best stallion. years, under a. first
prize-J. F. Campbell. North Ogden
Best stallion. 2 years. under 3. first
prize-North Ogden Belgian Associa
ton.
Best colt under / year. first prize
NJ. Penrose, Marriott.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Preserves. Iellies. etc.

JELLY-F1rst. Evelyn Glasmann,
72i Twenty-fourth street. Second.
Hattie E Ives, 95l Twenty.ffth street.
Third, Bertha Conroy. 57i Twenty.
fourth street.
JAM-First. Hattie E. Ives. Ogden.
Second, Mrs. Frank Moore. North Og.
den.
CANNED PEACHES-First. Mrs. o.
B. Madsen, 10 Twelfth street. Second
Mrs. F w Horton. Ogden.
Third. e. j. Adams. Ogden.
CANNED PEARS-First. Jennie A..
King, $50 Seventeenth street Sec
ond. Mrs. F. w. Horton, Ogden. Third,
Evelyn Glasmann, 724 Twenty.fourth
street
CANNED PLUMS- First. Evelyn
Glasmann. 72I Twenty-rourth street.
Second Mrs. A. Robinson. $40 Twcn.
ty-second street Third. Mrs. f. w.
Horton. Ogden
CANNED CHERRIES First, Mrs.
O. 3. Madison. 10 Twelfth street See
ond, Evelyn Glasmann. 724 Twenty.
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fourth street. Third, Mrs. Frank
1 Moore, North Ogden.
CANNED APRICOTS-FEst. Mrs
Frank Moore, North Ogden. Second
Evelyn Glasmaun, 724 Twenty-fogrlh
street Third. Hattie E. Ives eSl
Twenty-fifth street.
F. w. Horton, Ogden. Second. Evelyn
Glasmann
| CANNED RASPBERRIES = Fins.
Mrs. F. F.. Ritter. Riverdale Second.
Mrs. A Robinson.
COLLECTION-First, Evelyn Glas-
mann. Second. Hattie E. Ives Third,
Jennie A. King, 552 Seventh street
First and second awards protested on
grounds OF quality. and failure to have
proper number in collection. Board o.
! appeals sustained the judges on Q1al
ity and allowed the protest on failure
Ia complete the exhibits. First snd
second awards will be ribbons only
no cash.
BEST DISPLAY OF CANDY -First.
Hattie E. Ives. Second, E A. Hawey'
! 961 TwenJy1ffth street.
CANNED VEGETABLES - frs.
Mrs, l., B. Heffner. 2941 Washington
avenue. Second, Mrs. F. w. Horton.
OUNCE PRESERVES Mn.
F. F, Ritter. Riverdale
PRESERVES (any kind)-Firsl'
Hattie f. Ives. Second, Jennie A.
King.
CANNED TOMATOES-First, Exc
lyn Glasmann.
RED CURRANTS-Ev GlsS
mann.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
PRESIDENTIAL ARMY FLAG

I>aporte. Ind. Sept. 16.-Speedine
toward Chicago, President Taft arose
early this morning on his private car.
the Mayflower. and started In before
breakfast 10 dictate a rough draft of
his Orchestra hall speech In Chicago
tonight The President made his frst
public appearance OF the day at Elk
hart. where no stepped out on the rear
platform long enough to thank the
crowd for its cordial greeting. Mr.
Taft begged off from making speech.
Charles n. Crane Of Chicago, the
new minister to China, boarded the
train al Elkhart and rode into Chi.
caGo with the President.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17

City. first prize, Golden Duck Wing.
DUCKS-John H. Winslow 2146
Monroe. Arst prize. Pekln Ducks.
" Gilbert, Wilson Lane. first prize,
Gray Call Ducks.
John II. Winslow. 2146 Monroe. first
prize. Green Heads.
a. GrandIe, Ogden. first prize. Fuz.
hibited In Ogden.
Charles Burnette. Harrisville. first
prize, black-crested games; first
prize Toulouse Geese.
YOUNG BIRDS, NJ. Bishop, Oak
Yards. 37th and Grant, second prize
exhibition pen for young birds; n
Gilbert, Wilson Lane, third prize.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Sheep and Goats.

COLSWOLDS-
Best ram, 2 years old or over. first
prIze-William Watt. Kaysvile.
Best ram, year, under 2. first prize
j, w, Thornley,. Layton. Utan.
Best ram lamb. first prize-J. w.
Thornley,
Best eve, Q years old or over. first
prize-Wm. Watt,
Best eve. l year under years.
first prize. Wm Watt,
Best eve lamb. first prize-Wm.
Watt
Best flock. ram ewes, first prize
j w, Thronley.
LINCOLNS-
Best ram year. Under .. first prize
F. f. Roche, Harrisvllle,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17

Mrs, j. n KimbalI, 1862 Twenty-fourtb
street protested: not entered b.
aTtisil
Original pastel dravIngG-Second.
Conrad J. Wilson. 2S53 Childs avenue
Original from hfe-First. F. p. Ell
lis Salt Lake City.
SCULPTURE
Specimens of sculpture-Third, Mil
dred Rogers. sos Thirty-first street.
Modelling in clay-Third. Mildred
Rogers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Dairy Products.

Zone Hundred Points Is perfectly
Creamery butter-First. Blackman
e. Griffin scored 90 IL points. Sec
ond Cache Valley Condensed Milk
Co. scored 95 points.
Dairy or homemade butter-First,
James Fl. Toomer. Morgan, scored
81 "a points. Second. Mrs. Frank
Moore. scored 80 IA points.
Canned butter-First, Blackman &
Griffin. scored 30 points.
Best cheese-First. Blackman and
Griffin, 90 points.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Pickles and Sauces.


SOUR CUCUMBERS-First, Mrs. +
w Horton. ogden.
DILL PGCKLES-Mrs. F. w Hc'
ton. Ogden.
CATSUPS-E. ]. Adams, Ogden.
BEST DISPLAY-First. Mrs. T.
Ryan. Second. Mrs. F. w. Hortoa.
Agriculture, Grain and Seeds
HARD WHEAT-Fred Barteu'
North ogden.
OATS-W. T. Nelson. Morgan
SEED PEAS-W T. Nelson. 6T't
CORN-First. f. Warren. North 9;
den- Second, Peter Boyer. ThTd'
VI. Brown. Roy.
POPCORN-First, C. A. Jones. NoI'
Ogden Second. Stephen W. PAN
Statewide
SWEET CORN-First, Wilson oIS',
erS, I03 Twelfth street, Second T.
Jones, North ogden. ~
MILO MAIZE-E. L. Lawrence =
den.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Grade Draft Horses,

Nine years old, grade shire, first
prize-Chas. r. Taylor.
Beat stallion, year, under 2, first
prize-Frcd Bartlett.
Male colt. 2 years old, first prize
II Roylance, North Ogden.
Grade draft mare. over years. first
prize-H. Roylance.
Best mare, 2 years. under 3. first
pTize-Nm. Taylor.
One year mare colt, FIRST prize
H. Roylance.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Arts and Crafts.

Original design pyrography-occ
ond. Mrs Nate Kuhn.
Wood carving First, Conrad j..
Hansen, $40 Sixteenth street
Best collection in above by child
under eighteen-S Second. Verna Rede-
lings, Corrine.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Eine Arts.

PAINTINGS
Best original oil psintlng-Second,
Mrs j. w King, Wilson, Utah.
Best original water color Second,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17

Gentlemen's fancy driver. FIRST prize
Ogden City Stock Co.
Best single horse, driven by lady.
first prize-OGden City Stock Food
Co.
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Pleasant View. Third. George Nit
ters. Plain City.
W1NESAP-First. Wilson brothers.
Second. ThInnes & Sons. Third, NJ. D.
Harris. Harrisvillc.
BEN DAVIS-First, c. ]. Adams
Second. H. Freeland. Ogden. Third
Thinnes.
ROME BEAUTY-First. c. j. Ad'
R T. GREENING-First. H. Free
land Second. NJ. d. Harris. Third.
Wilson brothers.
n. W. GREENING-First. C. j Ad-
ARKANSAS BLAcK-First. Willard
WHITE WINTER PEARMAIN-
First. II. 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. F'reeland. 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 Hammon & Stolier.
Remarks: c. ]. Adams takes pre-
MUM for apples, ii. Freeland for
pears; c. L. Smith. So for peaches;
Harmon e Stol5er. medal for peaches
PARAGON-Gcorge MltterS.
ters,
APPLES OF OTHER VARIETIES
First. c. j. Adams, Second, c. H.
Black Deeth. New. Third. C. A. Jones.
, Currants.
BLACK NATIVE CURRANTS-
First, C. w. Parry. Statewide.
RED CURRANTS-Georse Smuin.
Peaches.
GEORGE A. LOWE-H. Freeland
GLOBE-WlIson brothers.
UTAH ORANGE-C, ]. 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.
| |. Stone. Third. H. Freeland.
LARGEST SINGLE PEACH-First,
Fl. H. Childs. Second. C. J, Adams.
Third. Wilson brothers.
BEST PACK-FirSt Wilson broth
! ers. Second. Mrs. Frank Moore. North
Ogden
LARGEST VARlETY-First. Wilson
brothers. Second. Mrs. Frank Moore.
Tomatoes, WatcrmcIons, etc.
HUSK TOMATO-Hammon 6 Sto-
ker.
WINTER WATERMELON - Ham
mon e. Stolier.
| Stoker.
BEURRE DE ANJOU-Wilson
brothers.
LAWRENCE-Wi Wilson brothers.
WINTER NBLLIS-FIrst. Wilson
brothers. Second. II. Frceland.
FLEMISH BEAUTY-First, Wilson
brothers. Second, C. A. Jones
BARTLETT-First. H. Freeland.
Second. C. A Jones, Third. Wilson
brothers
LARGEST SINGLE EAR-First,
H. Freeland. Second. Wilson broth.
erS
BEST DISPLAY-First,C C. A. Jones.
| Second. Wilson brothers.
DIFFERENT VARIETIES - First,
Wilson brothers. Second, H. Free,
land,
BEST DISPLAY OF PEACHES AND
PEARS-First. Wilson brothers. Sec.
ond. H. Freeland, Third, Mrs. Frank
Moore.
Prunes.
FELLENBURG-Wi brothers
! 1TALIAN-First. n. Freeland. Sec
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
PhotoQraphN

Ten poruaits-Second, Mrs. Nate
Kuhn
Ten views-Second, Mildred Rogers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
ATTRACTIONS AT 7

BIG ATTRACTIONS AT sVl
ORPHEUM. formerly the I'LL.
OPERA HOUSE. every night u' 81
the management OF the Orpneow az
cuit. Special features for po,h,dy.
and young. Prices to suit eva wa =
Seats from l5c to 75c. boxes Sl''"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Driving Horses.

Best Shetland. first prize Ogden
City Stock Food Co
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Swine.
Minerals and Fossils, Etc

Finest general display OF ores and
minerals In cabinets or show--cases.
first prize-A. l. Stone, f27 Twelfth
street Second prize-Brigham Cop
per Co. Third prize-C. F Whipple,
Tecoma
Best display and quality pressed
brick. first prize-Ogden Pressed
Brick and Tile Co,
Meritorious display of any mineral,
first prIze-Moronl Poulter Ogden.
Second prize-Weber Mining Co
Third prlze-John Rosa, Logan,
Utah
Judges recommended a gold medal
and So for display of curios by Mr.
Hadley and a gold medal for all Sec
ond and third premiums.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
Jacks and Mules.
Ponies.

Mule team, drivers. first rrlze-N
D. Becker Preston, Idano.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17

EXCURSION NORTH, u1An ON
Idaho points. Sept. 18th CueSs
"Trip rates. Ask agents.
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the fair that the management has de-
cIded 10 republish the following
awards. II any error appears. notice
should be sent In at once. as the
checks Will begin TO be mailed next
Monday.
Vegetables.
CUCUMBERS- L. P, Stone.
TAO Twelfth street. Second, ] II Hob
son Roy. Third, Wilson brothers.
HUBBARD SQUASH-First, Wilson
trotbers. Second. c. R. Dana, 200 Sew
onteenth street.
OTHER SQUASHES-First. Samuel
Hadlcv. West Weber Second. Wilson
brothers. Third. C. r. Dana.
FIELD PUMPKINS c. II.
Dana. Second. j. w. Gibson. North
ogden. Third. C. A. Jones.
LARGEST PUMPKINS First, VII
son brothers. Second, ]. w. Gibson.
LARGEST SQUASH-Fred Hunt,
Plain CITY.
BANS--First, I. ". Parry. Slater
Vile. Second, w. s. Read. 1116 Wash
inEton avenue.
TOMAToES-First, H. ]. orton. og-
den. Second. Wilson brothers. Third.
c. A Jones.
DISPLAY OF ToMAToES-F1rst,
Wilson brothers. Second. Harmon
& Stalker. Roy.
Musk MELONS, CANTALoUPES
OR NUTMEGS-First ]. C. Nye. 2546
Adams avenue. Second, Hammon &;
Stoke-. Third. ! Riric. Ogden.
WATERMBLoNS-FirSt. Harmon
g. Stoller. Second. J. C. Nye. Third,
j. Riric
DISPLAY OF WATERMELONS-
HammoE & Stoker
PICKLING PEPPERS First VII
con brothers Second. l. P. Stone, 749
Twelfth street Third. C. R. Dana
PEPPER DISPLAY-F1rst. Wilson
brothers.
EGG PLANT-First. Wilson broth
ers. Second, L. P. Stone,
DISPLAY OF VEGETABLESAFtrst,
Wilson brothers. Second, Harmon &
Stoker.
Root Crops.
RUTABAGAS OR MANGLEWUR-
ZELS-First,G George Ahlf COO Twelfth
street Second, j. w. Gibson. Third,
Wilson brothers.
CARROTS-First, ]. R Mcfarland,
West Weber Second, George Smuin,
460 Washington avenue. Third, VIII
son brothers.
ONIONS-First, ] L!nsdale. Seven
tcenth street. Second, c. A. Jones,
North Ogden Third, E. /. Lawrence,
Ogden.
EARLY POTATOES-First. ]. r.
Mcfarland Second. Byron Porter,
Morgan Third, r. NJ Watts, South
Weber.
LATE PoTAToES-First. j R. Nc
Farland Second. George Smuin
Third. j. II. Toomer. Morgan.
SUGAR CANE-First. r. NJ. Watts.
PICKLING ONIONS-First, c. A.
JONES.
eeets, Any Kind (Not Sugar.
BEETS - First. Linsdale, Seven
teenth street. Second. Samuel Had
lay. Plain City. Third. Willard Neal.
PEANUTS-J. Dana.
ALMONDS-En Farr.
Forage Crops and Sheep Exhibits.
TIMOTHY HAY-L. NJ. Nelson
Huntsville,
w llEh u W. NtlSuls TlunloNillt
OATS-First, 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 G Stoker. Largest three pep
pers. c. r. Dana. Largest sugar beet.
George Ahlf. 500 Twelfth street
orticulture-Apples.
JONATHAN-First. C. j. Adams,
Ogden Second, Thinnes C Sons.
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So many people have asked about
the prizes In certain departments OF
the fair that the management has DC
cIded 10 republish the following
awards. II any error appears. notice
should be sent In at once. as the
checks Will begin TO be mailed next
Monday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
PRIZE WINNERS OF THE FOUR STATE FAIR
REB gH As COMPLETED TO DATE MONDAY

Best eve under 2. hrst prIze-F e.
Roche.
GRADES tFl
Best ram year. under 2. drst
prize Thornley,, Layton. Second
priZc-Thornley and Bodny
Bcst ram lamb. first prize-J. w.
Thornley,
Best flock. l ram. ewes. first and
third prizes. w. Thornley,
Swine.
Best boar. 2 and under years, first
prize-Nicholas Guilbert. wilson
Lane. ST.
Rest sow. year under years,
first prize-NIcholas Guilbert.
SIX shoats. first prize-Nicholns
Guilbcrt.
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Pastry,

BREAD-First. Mrs F. W. Horton,
ogden. Second. ] H. Barnhart. 2665
Grant avenue. Third. j, H Toomer,
Morgan.
ROLUS-First. Mrs F. ". Horton.
Ogden. Second, Mrs. F d Ryan. 1852
Adams avenue. Third, Mrs. r 3. VII.
kinson.
LAYER CAKE-First. Robert Hobbs.
2S1i Adams avenue. Second. Mrs. F.
w. Horton, Ogden. Third, Mrs. r. B.
Wilkinson.
COOKIES First Mrs. C. ]. Hansen.
SO Fifteenth street
COLLECTION-First Mrs. r. D.
RYAN. 23G2 Adams avenue Second,
Mrs. F. w. Horton, Ogden.