The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
GRENADA EAIR.AWARDS


bard $40. }Best gentleman ;hursebaek,
rider, H. T. Calhoun, first prize, s.
pair Shoes, second, DR.. G. \, Gillespie,
IS. 5O.hat., Best display BerRshirsss, ii
M. Brown, SIS. Best display Poland
China, J.L. Herring, $l6. Best Jersey.
Red boar, w. F. Martin, S.. Best
Jersey red sow, j. W. Bowen, S.. Best
Berkshire boar, ]. M. Brown, SIS. Best
Poland China boar, registered, over 6
months old, first prize, IS; second prize
So so, J. L. Herring. Best Poland
China SOW registered, over one year, J..
L. Herring, first prize, S.; second VIM.
Miers, $3.50. Best boar, any grade,
not registered, over six months old,
A. j. Thomerson, SIS. Best stallion, P.
j. Burkhalter, $25; second, Chas. Penn,
$40. Best jack, Will Dockery, $25;
second, S. j. Staten, $40. Best brood
mare, James B%urkhalter, $40; second
w. Grantham, SIS. Best horse or mare
coli under n year old, J. X. Burkhal-
ter, $40; second, R. c. Colvin, SIS. Best
horse or mare colt two years odd and
under, j. B%urkhalter, $40; second w.
| Grantham, S.. Best mule colt under
one year old, D. R. Childers, SIS; sec
ond, Lee Vance, 81. so. Best three
colts under two years old, Will Dock
cry, SIS; second, A. j. Staten, 81. so.
Best display of hay by one person., w.
F. Martin, $25; second, w. A. Odum,
SIP. so. Best bale sorghum hay, w. F.
Martin, 81 so; second, A, Olson, $1.25.
Best ~Louisiaracare, t. f. Wier, So. so;
second, A. Olson, SIPS. Best bushel
oats, J. F. Shaw, s5. Best display
farm produce, Mrs. w. r. Yeager,
S25. Best display farm vegetables,
Ms. W.. R. Yeager, $25.
BOYS CORN CLUB AWARDS
The feature of the third day at the
Grenada Fair was awarding the prem
iumns, in the Boys Corn Club. The ex-
hibition did credit to the boys of the
county and attracted much attention
from the many visitors who passed
Though the agricultural hall.
The success of the corn Club is no
'>-.ger doubted. The Boys aFs Interest
ed in corn-growing and are laying their
plans for another year The boys won
in every contest in which they were al
lowed to compete with the farmers in
the Fair Association.
The corn will be turned over 70 the
Business League Of Grenada and ship
ped by the Illinois Central railroad to
st. Louis and placed on exhibition
there. The success of the cOrn club
was due to the faithful work of Coun-
ty Superintendent V. R. James, who
worked in harmony with the manage
ment of the Fair Association.
The premiums were awarded as fol-
lows.
John Willie Bowen, greatest yield
one acre, 1877 bushels, $35. in gold;
Thomas Bowen, second, l29 bushels,
| SIS. gun: Monroe Williams third, 1876
bushels, S13 saddle and blanket; Perry
Stevens fourth, 125 bushels, $3.50
| Stevens rifle; Guy Gibson fifth. Sc
bushels, S6.5 @ Stevens rifle.
Charley Bailey, best ten-year exhibit
Sl3 saddle and blanket; Perry Stevens
fourth, l52 bushels, $3.50 Stevens rifle;
Guy Gibson fifth, Sc bushels, $3.50
Stevens rife.
Charley Bailey, best ten-ear exhibit,
Sl3 saddle and blanket; Jack SanGersOn
second, $3.50 suit case; Lynn Frazier
third, S. suit case; Clifford Elmore
fourth, $3.50 hat.
Guy Sultan, best stalk of corn, ears
intact, 50 bride and blanket; Clifford
Elnore second, So Ratchet and hammer.
Premiums on farm products:
Guy Sultan, best bushel sweet pOta-
! toes, Sc watch; Clifford Elmore second,
So worth Of photographs.
Miller Cdum, best bushel lrlsil Pota-
toes, $3.50 rocking chair.
Malcolm James best display popcorn,
81. 80 umbrella.
Miller Odrm, best bushel turnips,
So. so pair Monarch shoes.
Malcolm James, best display OF pea
nuts, So handsaw.
J. w. Dubard, lergestpumpkin, S1.5O
engraved shaving mug.
Charlie Montgomery, best display
pumpkins, 81. 50 razor.
Other premiums:
j. o. Smith, best cotton basket, $3.50
pocketknife; Clifford Elmore, best AK
handle, S1.25 pocketknife; Charlie Sulli-
van, foot race, 15G-yard dash, So hat;
Guy Sultan, foot race l50-yard dash,
81. so fountain pen.
Premiums donated by the Grenada
Fair:
Miller Odum, best bushel turnips, SIS;
J. o. Smith, best bushel a corn, S.;
Miller Odum, best bushel Irish pota-