Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-07
LIST OF PREMIUMS AWARDED
By The Audubon County Agricultural Society At The
Fair Held September Il to "a

BEST TEN EARS OF CORN, OTHER THAN
WHITE OR YELLOW
First-One ladies coat, value $40 90,
offered by Bilharz & Son, won by A.
W. Quimby,
Second-One plush laprobe, value
81 90, offered by Martin Larson, won
| by Henry Leighty.
BEST TEN EARS RED CORN
One rocker, value SIS 90, offered by
A. c. Harmon, won by OrIn Egan.
| LONGEST EAR YELLOW CORN
One ladies hat, value 81 so, offered
by F. Vermilya won by L. M. Moore
| LONGEST EAR WHITE CORN
One suit case, value 81 so, offered
by Jensen, Christensen IL Viewer won
| by S, w Cramer.
| LONGEST EAR RED CORN
One ladies hat, value $500, offered
by Kline's Millinery won by Grin
Egan.
| SPECIAL PRIZES
| Heaviest ear yellowstone sack Oc-
cident flour, value $1.75, offered by G.
w. Preston won by ID. B. Rich.
Heaviest ear white-One sack Eaco
-four, value $l.90, offered by Chris
Olsen won by L. M. Moore.
| heaviest ear, by weight, other than
yellow or white-One pair Barry
shoes, value s. 90, offered by Matthias
q Hansen won by Harry White.
| LARGEST NUMBER OF ENTRIES
! Vegetable Anodyne Liniment, value
$500, offered by S. A. McHargue won
by Henry Nielsen.
SWEET CORN
First-One pail Glover Brand Stock
Food, value $3.50, offered by F. w.
Smith won by r. J. Rutherford.
Second-One dozen Economy fruit
| jars, value 81 25, offered by J. II.
Baker won by Sherman Wright.
POP CORN
| Music cabinet, value S. 90, offered
by G. w. Hoover won by Sherman
| Wright.
| Culver & Co., MilleEs, 100 pounds of
flour offered by them for the best
peck of wheat won by F. L. Ander-
son.
GRAND SWEEPSTAKES
10 ears any variety-Grietchen
planter, value $50 90, offered by John
son & Buck won by Albert Weston.
Single ear any variety-ROund Oak
heater No l6, value $1,000, offered by
| Audubon Hardware Co. won by Geo
Foley.
Wednesday morning the officials
decided TO postpone the fair one day
on account of the heavy rain the
night before and all races were post.
poned one day. To give those, who
came in spite of the mud, some en-.
tertainment Wednesday afternoon,
two special running races were ar.
ranged for.
mile dash, purse $5O.0O.-lst Lady
Beard; End Worthy; Bird Bill Arp.
Time 1:0S4.
mile dash, purse $4,000 list Bur-
lington; 2nd Tom Keene; Bird Dinora
Time 81.
THURSDAYS RACES
2:27 trot, purse $4,000 list Gam
berton; End Westside Babe; Bird Joe
Cowley; 4th Brown Ball. Time 2:23f
2:20 pace, purse $3C0.00.-lst Blue
4th Della Dalton. Time 2:194.
i mile run, best 2 in 3, purse $50 co.
list Lady Bernard; End Bill Arp; Sd
Dinora. Time 504.
FRIDAYS RACES
2:35 trot, purse $300.00.-1st Miss
Hamilton; End Lamark Jr.; 3rd Dollar
4th Cricket. Time 2:254
2:30 pace, purse 100000 list Aida
Mac; End Vini; 3rd King Mac; 4tf
Billy Anderson. Time 2:l94.
l mile and repeat running, purse
SIS, 00.-lst Henry Benson; End Myrtl,
G; 3rd Worthy. Time l:53.
SATURDAYS RACES
2:15 pace, purse 800 O0-1st Look
ing On; 2nd Forthenells; 3rd Biscuit
4th Frank. Time 2:13, breaking thu
track record.
mile dash, purse $50 00.-1st Bur
lingtop; End Lady Bernard; Bird Bill
Arp. Time 1:17t.
FARMERS RUNNING RACE
| mile and repeat, purse $50.00.-
The following are the names of tn,
owners of the winners: 1st Mr.. Nc
Chin; End Frank Randolph; 3rd A
Brown