The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-10-26
The Premium Winners.

We show below partial list of pre-
MUM winners at the Bossier Parish
Fair, held in Plain Dealing last week.
Mr.. Dawson, the Secretary for the
Parish Fair Association, left for Shreve-
port Monday to arrange the parish ex-
hibit to be shown at the State Fair. He
informed the writer that day that the
products to be exhibited this year we're
not as good as those of former years, but
he thinks them good enough to make an
excellent showing, and will make the
exhibit with view of keenly competing
for if not again capturing the blue rib
bon and first purse. Residents OF our
parish who find it convenient to do so
are requested to advise with him as to
what other products are needed to make
the exhibit full, or better, with view OF
furnishing same at once.
Every expense incidental to operating
the Parish Fair has been paid, and the
premiums will be paid just as soon as
Mr.. Dawson can find the time to devote
to this pleasant task.
1t might be mentioned incidentally
that the attendance at the Parish Fair
this year was larger than at any previ-
Gus fair and the enthusiasm noticeable.
The list of premium winners as fur
nished us is shown below:
Farm display-N. w. Sentell.
Second-G. 7. Mays.
Third-M. Smith.
Fruit and truck-E. Cody.
Ten ears of white corn-A. Hoffpauir.
Ten ears of yellow COMA. F. House.
Bushel of white corn-Leon Sanders.
Bushel of yellow corn-N. w. Sentell.
Display of corn-N. w. Sentell.
Display of grain-W. J. Dawson.
Twenty ears of popcorn-D. H. Coyle.
Fifty bolls long staple cotton-A. M.
Odom.
Second-N. w. Sentell.
Fifty bolls short staple cotton-Leor
Sanders.
Second-Hilory Peace.
Bale of long staple cotton-A. NJ
Odom.
Second-N. w. Sentell.
Bale of short staples. C. Adger.
Second w. Sentell.
Bale of medium staple cotton-S. C
Adger.
Six stalks of white corn-Leon Sand
ers.
Second-H. P. Johnston.
Six stalks of yellow corn-N. w. Sen
tell.
Second-T. M. Mays.
Display of forage-N. w. Sentell.
| Second-N. w. Stewart.
Twelve stalks sugar cane-J. T. Ford
Second-E. S. Burt.
Twelve stalks Of sorghum-Leo Sand
ers.
Peck of Irish potatoes-Mrs. r. ]
Bailey.
Second-E. S. Burt.
Display of field peas-T. M. Mays.
: Burpee vegetables-W. J. Dawson.
Farmer vegetables-Leon Sanders.
Peck of sweet potatoes, yams-J. v
, Voss.
Second-P. E. Holloway, ST.
| Peck of sweet potatoes, others tina
!, yams-T. J. Evans.
, Second-J. S. Dodson.
One dozen turnips-H. D. Bounds.
One watermelon-J. M. Demoss.
One pumpkin-E. S. Burt.
One cashew-Mrs. r. T. Bailey.
> One dozen onions, yellow-Mrs. E.
> Kirtley.
One bunch of garlic DIV. J. Da,
= son.
:. Three sheaves of oats-H. D. Bound
). Second-J. T. Ford.
Three sheaves of wheat-W. j. Da,
son.
Second N. w. Sentell.
Il Three sheaves of barley-W. J. Da'
son.
IT Three sheaves of rye-W. ]. Dawso
Three sheaves of kaffir corn-W.
p Dawson.
/. Second-Leon Sanders.
n Three sheaves of millet-N. w. Sa
ii tell.
Second-W. J. Dawson.
Three sheaves of brown corn y
Perry.
10 Three sheaves of rice-G. w. Smi
D One peck of white oats-W. ]. Da
son.
OF Second-N. w. Stewart.
It, One peck of red oats-W. ]. DAVIS
ne One bale of alfalfa-M. Smith.
ill One bale of Bermuda hay-N.
Sentell.
IN One bale millet-N. w. Sentell.
" One bale of johnson grass-N.
mt Sentell.
en- One peck of artichokes-J. Perry.
Two citron melons-A. ]. Demoss.
os CLASS B.
or One quart of cane SYRUP. T. F.
re-, One quart of sorghum SYRUP.
Or, Lowe.
Tor Display of honey-W. ]. Dawson.
Second-J. Perry.
Display of bacon-E. Cody.
lr- Seconds. L. Demoss.
gh Display of tobacco-P. E. Ha
on way, ST.
m Display of canned fruits
OF Sentell.
On. Second-G. T. Mays.