The Grenada sentinel., 1911-10-27
GOLD Sc BRIGHT BANTANS
w A Odom, Grenada, | trio

M Stevens, Grenada, l pair
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS
Geo A Wilson Jr, Greenwood, pair
l M Stevens, Grenada, 2 pair
W A Odom, " 3 pair
A c Short, Jackson; Single Comb
White Leghorns, i; third, Southern
Poultry Yds., Walden, White Plymouth
Rocks, /; fourth, South n Poult. Yys.
Walden, White Wyandottes, l; fifth,
W Z Callicott. Coldwater, White Orp-
ingtons, /; sixth. V M Bell. Oakland,
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds, /; to-
tai. 6.
Special No. lo-By Planters Hard
ware Company. Grenada: Best display
geese and ducks, M Stevens, Gren-
ada, Toulouse geese and Indian Runner
ducks, ! set silver knives and forks.
SPECIALS by Fair Association.
For best pen parti-colored birds.
l w A Odom, B P Rocks $40
2 r w Sharp, Grena, B Rocks, SIS
For best pen solid colored birds: lst,
A G Short, Jackson, single comb White
Leghorns, $40; End, W G Callicott,
Coldwater, White Orpingtons, IS.
For best exhibit of birds by one
owner: lst, So. Poultry Yards, Val
den, various breeds, $40; End, ] W Lee,
Batesvill lie, White Wyandottes, S..
SnnnlQl No 1-pv
Grenada:
(a) Best display, not less than four
breeds, by one owner: So. Poult. Yds.,
Walden, various breeds, $25; (b) best
display, one breed, by owner: J w Lee,
Batesville. White Wyandottes. S25.
Special No. ply board supervisors,
Grenada county, Qimited to this county
eXhibitors):
Best trio chickens, any breed or va
riety; LIST, R W Sharp, Grenada, Buff
Plymouth Rocks, SIS; End, w A Odom.
Grenada, Buff Plymouth Rocks, $40.
Pair ducks, best; NJ Stevens, Gren-
ada, 50.
Special No. 3-By Grenada Poultry
Association; Best breeding pen. any
breed or variety, w Lee, Batesville,
White Wyandottes, SIS.
Special No. 4-By Grenada Poultry
Association Qimited to members of the
association Best breeding pen. any
breed or variety, M Brown, Grenada,
Dark Cornish, $40.
Special No. 5-By Jno S King, Gren-
ada: Best pair turkeys, 1911 hatched,
c James, Susie, Miss, s..
Special No. 6-By Ralston Purina
Co., st. Louis: Best pair chickens, A
c Short, Jackson, Miss, Single Comb
White Leghorns 100 pounds Purna
Scratch Feed; best hen, Geo A Wilson
Jr, Greenwood, White Orpingtons, 100
pounds Chicken "Chowder" Egg Pro-
ducer; best exhibit baby chicks, H
Ray, Grenada, White Wyandottes, 100
pounds Purina Little Chick Feed.
Special No. 7-By John Wade & Son,
Memphis. Best breeding pen, cockerel
and pullets, lst, Sou. Poult Yards,
Walden, 800 pounds Jno Wade chicken
feed; End, w A Odom, Grenada, 200
pounds Jno. Wade's chicken feed.
Special No. 8-By Otto Schwill & Co.
Memphis. Best trio bantams, W A
Odom, Grenada, Golden Sebright, l
50-egg Buckeye incubator.
Special No. 9-By R B Buchanan &
| Co., Memphis. Best cockerel in class
| showing greatest number of birds to
each one, Belse's sanitary drinking
fountain. First, South'n Poultry Yds.,
Walden, Buff Plymouth Rocks, l; End
Mrs E L Bass. End best spec IN French
embroidery, Mrs l. T Binford
best specimen Mount Mellick, Mrs R
w Sharp. End best specimen Mount
Mellick, Mrs W Sharp
best specimen water colors, Miss
Louise Austin
best oil painting, Mrs C C Penn
best stenciling, Miss Ida Austin
best hand painted china, Miss Pearl
Bass.
Mrs. j. w. Wood best silk quilt.
An expert was on hand to pass judg-
ment on the poultry. This department
was filled and overfiowed. Besides the
chickens there were ducks, geese and
turkeys. The exhibit in this depart
ment would surprise almost anybody.
Saturday was given over to the COL
ored population. They had some good
races. No horse owned by white man
was allowed to enter. M. r. Dunlevy,
local horse racer, had some of the
best stock on the track and was es-
pecially fortunate on the outcome of
the races.
BOYS CORN CLUB
John W. Bowen won the premium
for the greatest yield of corn to the
acre. His product was 22l bushels.
Thomas Bowen raised 100 bushels on
one acre and got second prize. The
third, fourth and fifth prizes went to