Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-09-12
DALLAS EXHIBIT.

Hagood, first. Burbank, G. ]. Rempel,
second
Cucumbers - Exhibitor unknown,
first. White Spine, ]. B. Num-, first.
Stock Beets-L. /. Bursell, first;
C. ]. Rempel, second; James Boyd
ston, first.
Pumpkin. J. Minnich, first.
Hubbard Squash-T. d. Phillips,
first; j. j. Mum, second.
Egg Plant. l.. Castle, first.
Oregon Squash-T. d. Phillips first.
Sweet Corn-T. d. Phillips, second.
Rice Popcorn. ID. Phillips, sec
ond.
Dwarf Broomcorn-H. c. Eakin.
first.
Onions-James Boydston, first.
Beans-James Boydston, first.
Beans-Kentucky Wonder, T. d.
Phillips, first.
Eight-row Field Corn-George Ha-
good, first.
Sunflower--J. S. Shanks, first.
Watermelons-A. G. Rempel, first.
Columbia Plumb. Friesen, first;
]. b. Num-, second.
Petite Prune-J. b. Num-, first;
B. Friesen, second.
Italian Prune-P. Reddekopp, first;
H. Hayes, second.
Sugar Prune-F N. Dornhecker,
first; b. Friesen, second.
German Prune-James Boydston,
first.
Blue Damson Plum. e. Miller,
first.
Silver Prune-G. w. Watson, first.
Maynard Plum. e. Miller,
first.
willamette Prune-J. b. Num-, first.
Pacific Prune-J. b. Num-, first.
Splendor Prune-J. b. Num-, first.
Pears.
Comice Pears-J. B. Num-, first
Beaurre Cleaugre-J. b. Num-, first.
Fall Butter Pears-J. b. Num-, first.
Clamp Favorite-Wynn Johnson,
first; ]. B. Num-, second.
Bartlett Pears-J. b. Num-, second.
Apples.
Red Astrachan Apples-N. M. Grant,
first
Baldwin Apples-N. NJ. Grant, first.
Bellefleur Apples-N. NJ Grant,
first
spitzenberg Apples-N. NJ. Grant
first
Gravenstein-T. w. Watson. first
Beitenheimer - James Boydston.
first
Peaches.
EARLY Crawford Peaches-Mrs. r. j.
Howe. first; ]. e. Miller, second.
strawberries-Frank Harris. first.
Siberian Crabs-T. d. Phillips, first.
Filberts-Dr. Mark Hayter, first.
Second Crop Alfalfa-Edgar Win
ters. first.
Flake. ]. Rempel.
Wheat-A. Womer, first
Oats-A. womer. first; 60 bushels
per acre.
Honey-F. f. Smith, first.
Branch Of Hungarian Prunes-
John Diehm, second.
Flowers.
Asters-D. L. Thomas. first.
Dahlias-John Embree. first.
Dahlias from seed-Mrs. Burseil,
Monmouth.
Cactus Dahlias-Mrs. w. A. Grihin-
Decorative Dahlias. grown from
seed ]. BurselL
KaIe-Itemizer special exhibit sec
ond
onion-Itemizer special exhibit.
first
ItemIzer Special Exhibit-showing
what hill land near Dallas viii do In
i've weeks time-First prize: cabbagS =
carrots. onions. beets. kale. cucum
hers; Italian prunes third year from
planting: second crop peaches.
PotatOes-John Parker
Peppers-J. L. Castle.
Turnips-J. l. Castle.
Onions-Ia ]. Burseli.
sweet Carn-Ten feet. Ewing Bros.
lanes Boydsf0n had q special ex-
hibit worthy Of mention. u consisted
0f German prunes. caseknife beans.
seed onions. sweet corn. Kentucky
wonder pole beans q extra large size.
Beitenheimer apples and sugar beets.
Polk COunfy Exhibit
The POLK county exhibit which had
been gathered lsy Mrs. r. A. Woif act
Iur for the county court occupied the
entire wsst side of the pavilion. and
attracted much favorable comment
Il Included practically everything IN
the way q farm products. and has
been taken % the state fair at salem
this week. and later wiii be sat East
10 the large resourae displays 70 -
held there thls fam
Eirhf boEes 81 large and perfectly