The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07


Imperial Candy company, Cache VAL
! ley Condensed Milk company, Hewlett
Brothers company, Union ManuIaclur-
/ ing company, salt Lake Knitting COM
company. oliver r. Meredith. Mrs.
Braasch, Utah Fire Clay company,
Utah Glazed Cement Pipe company, A.
4 s. Manufacturing company T. v
FOhlin, W. j. Wilde Manufacturing
company, Alexander optical company,
$ +. Hubbard, Salt Lake Hardware
company. Utah Canning company, Hew-
/ lett Can company, Superior Baking
company, Kelley Ice Cream company,
I Western MacarOnt company, Eastern
Fluff Rug company Holmes Disappear
pany j. G. Read a Brothers, Giles Nc
Aliister Advertising agency, Nephl
Plaster company, Inland Crystal salt
company, Singer Sewing Machine COM
pany, Lubra Oils company, New Yankee
Manufacturing association, Fred Tur-
ner. Bamberger Coal company, Martin
/ Coal company.
Diplomas.
Diplomas were given 10 the following
| exhibitors: The Fit-Wen Artificial
/ Limb company, Singer Sewing Machine
company, T. c. NJ. l.. Clara r. Baruch,
/ w. j. Wilde Manufacturing company.
/ In addition 10 the diploma awarded the
Western MacarOni company, we recon-
mend that you issue to them a gold
medal. Edward I. & Elmer c. Jones.
| Ogden Packing company, Ogden Pack
/ q
| Food company, Union Manufacturing
| company and Hewlett Brothers, lmper-
/ ial Candy company, Uncle sam Cleaner
! company, New Yankee Manufacturing
/ association, Spencer Clawson, Utah Cas-
| ket company, A. & s. Manufacturing
/ company, Dickerson Automatic Gov
| ernor company. PaddisOn- West Window
screen company, Thomas A. Howard,
/ Thomas A. Smith, William NJ. Cowley,
I Salt Lake Mattress & Manufacturing
company, Germicide Manufacturing
/ company, Utah Glazed Cement Pipe
company, Utah Fire Clay company.
| Utah Culvert company.
The work of awarding prizes for the
/ various displays at the state fair con-
/ tinued yesterday and last night. The
awards announced up TO last night are
| as follows:
Vegetables.
Department F, Vegetables; class l.
field crops:
Best bushel fall wheat-First and
| second, William b. Wright.
Best bushel OF spring wheat-First
| and second, William b. Wright.
Best bushel two-rOwed barley-First
and second. William b. Wright.
! Best bushel oats-First, Porter Wal
ton Co.; second William b. Wright
Best bushel OF yellow cOrn-Ftrst
Louis Fayter; second, Porter Walton
Best busheI of white corn-First.
Nils p. HOlms; second, Porter Walton
Best half bushel sweet corn-First
Porter-Walton Co; second, Nils p.
/ Holm
Best half busheI OF pOpcorn-First.
| Charles a. Jones; second. Louis FayteT.
Finest quality and greatest variety OF
grain. grass in sheaves-F1rst, William
B. Wright
Glass ,, dry farm grains:
Best bushel OF fall wheat-First and
second. Juab county
Best bushel OF spring wheat-First
I and Sagnna luqh
Best bushel of two-row bariey-First.
William b. Wright
Best bushel of club-head barley
First Juab county; second and third,
William b. Wright.
Best bushel OF oats-First, William
B. Wright; second, Juab county.
Best bushel OF rye-First. William b.
| Wright.
Best half bushel OF popcorn-First.
William b. Wright.
Finest quality and greatest variety OF
grains and grasses In sheaves FIRST.
William b. Wright.
Glass 3. produce. seeds. etc:
Best so pounds OF graham flour
First, College Pure Food co.
Best 25 pounds OF clover seed-First.
| Porter Walton Co.
Best 20 pounds timothy seed-First
Porter-Walton Co; second, Cache Fruit
Best 25 pounds lucern seed-First
Deseret Irrigation Co.; second. Porter
Walton Co.
Best % pounds onion seed-First,
Best display and variety Utah-grown
| sesd-First, Porter Walton Co; second
/ William B. Wright.
Glass 4, division l, potatoes
Best bushel early Bangor-First. Nils
Best bushel Early Ohio-First. Nils
! p, Holm.
Best bushel Rural New Yorker-First
| Nils P. Holm: second. Louis Fayter.
Best bushel Hundred Fold-Ffrst,
Best bushel Mortgage Llfter--First.
Porter-Walton Co; second, Nils p.
Holm.
Best busheI Peerless-First. Nils P
Holm: second, Porter Walton Co.
Best bushel sweet pOtatoes-First
and necOnd, James Z. Clay.
| Largest and best display. early pota-
toes-First, Nils P. Holm; second. Louis
Fayter
Largest and best display. late pota-
toes-First, Porter Walton Co; second.
Nils P Holm.
Division 2; oeets:
Best one dozen Globe Red-First.
POTTERY: Walton Co.; second, Nils p.
Best one dozen long red-First. Louis
Fayter.
First. Louis Fayter; second. Nils P.
Best one dozen Tankard mangiewur-
zel-First, Louis Fayter.
ma ngelHurZel-First. Louis Fayter.
Best one dozen sugar beets-First.
Deseret Irrigation Co.
Division s; carrots;
Best one dozen long red carrots
First, Louis Fayter; second. Deseret Ir-
rigation Co.
Best one dozen half long red-First,
Louis Fayter: second. Nels r. Holm.
Best one dozen short horn-First,
Louis Fayter: second Nels p. Holm.
Best one dozen OK heart-First, Por-
ter Walton Co: second. Nils p. Holm
Rest one dozen white-First, Louis
Fayter.
Division 4: onions:
Best half bushel yellow-Ftrst. r. +.
Forbush; second, Cache Valley Growers
association. 60
A. Jones
Charles A Jones; second. POrter-Wal-
Rest haIf-bushel pickling-First,
Porter Walton Co.; second Charles A
Largest ana best dispiay-First, Por-
ter Walton Co.; second, Charles A
Jones.
Division 8. eabbabe and cauliflower: