The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-12
Best peck Of pecans, first J. D


Best peck Of peoans, first J. D.
Mackey.
Best 20 stalks green cane, first Mas
nolia Farm: second w. D. Owens;
third C. H. Jackson.
Best 20 stalks red cane. first Jen-
kins Lowe; second Magnolia Farm;
third e. F. johnson.
Best 20 stalks ribbon cane, first
Magnolia Farm; second jenkins Lowe.
Best 20 stalks Japanese cane, first
Magnolia Farm; second G. E. Pleas;
third, c. e. Pleas.
Best gallon of new syrup. first r.
J. Pleas; second Magnolia Farm;
third J. H. Davis.
Best gallon Of old syrup. first Mag
nolia Farm; second J. e. Hayne;
third H. F. Frater.
Best exhibit Of cigar tobacco, first
Magnolia Farm.
Best display of plug tobacco, first
Magnolia Farm.
Best bale short staple cotton. first
Herman Koehler; second Magnolia
Farm.
Best one half bushel satsuma
oranges, first Magnolia Farm; second
A. v. Brown.
0SOt Oue Nall uOZeu SIdlhS COCtOu,
first w. A. Seasons; second, Mag.
nolia Farm; third John Gilbert.
Best display Of honey, first o. w.
Jefferson.
Best display of syrup, first Magnolia
Farm.
Corn Judging Contest.
1, Mrs. Oscar Williams; 2, W. H.
Wilson; 3, NJ. A. BARLEY; 4, G. b.
Nall; 5, r. w. Storrs; 6, F.. D.
Thompson: z. ]. A. Carney; 8, Oscar
Williams. Prize, a handsome silver
cup offered by Southern States Lum-
Der Co.
Best 50 ears of corn, first r. ].
Pleas; second w. A. Seasons; third
Magnolia Farm.
Best display OF cassava, first Her
man Koehler; second Magnolia Farm.
Best bushel of COW peas, first Mag
nolia Farm: second c. H. Simpson;
! third Magnolia Farm.
Best bushel of peanuts, first A. 3.
Fillingim; second James Cooper;
third W. r. Powell.
Best bushel Of Spanish peanuts, frs.
Magnolia Farm; second G.. II. Simp-
son; third J. D. Mackey.
Best bushel of sweet potatoes. first
Magnolia Farm; second A. B. Film
gin; third J. A. Anderson.
Pest fall grown Irish potatoes, frs:
Herman Koehler; second Mag noiia
Farm
Best half bushe1 turnips, first Her
man Koehler; second Magnolia Farm;
tnird Herman Koehler
Best bushel of rutabagas, first Mag
rolia Fern.
! Best peck OF onions, first G. Z.
!eas; second G. Z. Pleas.
Special Premiums.
The following special premiums
| were awarded in the agricultural de-
partment yesterday afternoon:
Best exhibit Of pecans, $40 silver
cup donated by Jennings Naval Stores
! Co., Mrs. w. J. Acosta.
Largest ear Of corn. gold watch do
,, mated by Peter Lindenstruth, Mr..
Haynes of Wallace. Fla
Best turnips, IS worth of Landreth's
garden seeds, donated by DAlem-
! berries Pharmacy, W. II. Kiibee.
Handsomest twins, two sterling
silver cups donated by Burrow Press.
/ Winners, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pin
ney's children, John and Joe Pinney.
Prettiest baby on the grounds, so
silver cup donated by The Pensaco-
liam. Winner, Clarence Stallowtrh.
| Live Stock
| JuOSlnS III tue HVS STOCK depart
ment was completed yesterday morn
ing, when the balance of the animals
in Class B were e~hih'+~' ~
! In front of the grand stand at the fair
grounds. The awards wee - -
lows:
! Best team of mules, first Jennings
Naval Stores Co.; second W. r. Tay-
! lor &. Co.
| Best mule, first Magnolia Farm.
! Best colt, two years and under, first
/ T. E. Welles; second c. Ryan.
I Best stallion, standard breed, any
age, first T. E. Welles: second same.
/ Best horse, mare or gelding. first
/ T. e. Welles.
| Best stallion, three years or under.
/ first T. e. Welles.
Best draft horse, mare or gelding,
first w. Il. Taylor; second same.
| Best team draft horses, first w. R..
| Taylor: second w. c. Barrineau.
4 Mr.. Otto Paul, Milwaukee, Wis.
says Foley's Honey and Tar is still
more than the best. He writes us,
"All those that bought it think it is
the best for coughs and colds they
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