The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-11-16
Bossier at the State Fair.

the list of premium winners at the State
Fair. So far as we have been able to
learn, the list shown below is complete.
It will be pleasure to the Banners read
ers to note that nearly all sections of the
parish are represented. The list also
shows the names of few residing i'm
mediately across the river from Bossier,
and one or two others we'll known to many
of our readers. It follows:
PARISH FAIR PREMIUM.
Display of Agricultural Products from
Parish Fair Association, $500 for the first,
$3.50 for the second, 5000 for the third, $3.50
for the fourth, 500 for the fifth and $50
for the sixth. The winner was Claiborne
Parish, with Bossier second, Bienville
third, Lincoln fourth, Webster fifth, and
Sabine sixth.
VEGETABLES.
Best peck of Root Artichokes-J. Perry,
Plain Dealing.
Best two punches of Asparagus-W. j.
Dawson Of this place.
Best two Citron Melons-First, j. De-
mcee. Plain Dealing; second, w. j. Daw-
son vi this place.
Best half dozen Sugar Beets-First, W.
J. Dawson, Benton; second, Leon Sand
ers, Plain Dealing.
| Best dozen Corrots, table use-Second,
Leon Sanders, Plain Dealing.
| Best three Egg Plants-Second, Leon
Sanders, Plain Dealing.
Best bunch of twelve Carries, dry-Sec-
ond, w. j. Dawson, Benton.
Best dozen Stock Radishes 49, Second,
Leon Sanders, Plain Dealing.
| SEEDS, GRAINS AND NUTS.
Best peck of White Oats-First, w. j.
Dawson, Benton.
Best peck of Pecans-Second, E. S.
| Burt, Benton.
FORAGE PLANTS AND HAY.
!; Best bale ofAlfalfa-Second,E E. M. Ad-
ger, Belcher; third, M. Smith, Benton.
Best bundle az stalks) Sorghum-First,
Leon Sanders.
Best three sheaves of Wheat-First, w.
j. Dawson, Benton.
Best three sheaves of Rye-Second, W.
j. Dawson, Benton.
Best three sheaves of Broom Corn
First, j. Perry, Plain Dealing.
Best display of Sheaf Oats, three or
more varieties-First, w. j. Dawson, Ben
ton.
SUGAR CANE, SYRUP HONEY AND WINES.
Best twelve stalks of Sorghum Cane
Second, Henry Ingram, Benton.
Best one only section Comb Honey
First, W. j. Dawson, Benton.
Best one case of Honey in Comb-First,
W. j. Dawson, Benton.
Best gallon of extracted Honey-First,
j W. J. Dawson, Benton.
! Best ten pounds of Beeswax in Cake
} First, w. j. Dawson, Benton.
Of
servatory Hive-Second, w. j. Dawson,
II Benton.
Best display Of Bee Products-First, W.
J. Dawson, Benton; third, J. Perry, Plain
}! Dealing.
u Best quart of Native .Wine-Second,
!, Mrs. W. j. Dawson, Benton.
d Best quart of Fruit Cordial-Second,
Mrs. W. j. Dawson, Benton.
Best quart of Fruit Juice, unfermented
} First, E. M. Adger, Belcher.
LIVE STOCK.
Duroc- Jersey-Sow two years old and
overs. S. Pittman, Dixie, third.
Roadsters-Mare, one year old and under
; two. NJ. Sentell, Dixie.
Saddle horses-Stallion, four years or
over-W. H. Martin, Rocky Mount.
Morgan horses-Stallion, any age-N
W. Stewart, Plain Dealing, first; W. H.
Martin, Rocky Mount, second.
WoMEN's WORK.
, Quilt, cotton, patch work-Mrs. E. L.
Allen, Plain Dealing.
Fancy Apron-Mrs. S. H. Cochran,
Plain Dealing.
Mans Shirt, machine made-Mrs. S. H
Cochran, Plain Dealing.
| Hemstitched Pillow Cases-Mrs. s. H
Cochran, Pain Dealing.
, Ladies' Wrapper-Mrs. S. H. Cochran
} Plain Dealing.
Night Shirt-Mrs. S. H. Cochran, Plain
Dealing.
Crocheted Carriage Rug-Mrs. W. H
Scanland Of this place.
: Knitting than mittens and stock.
ings-Mrs. Kate Wyche of this place.
Ladies Waist, machine made, tailored
:. Mrs. S. H. Cochran, Plain Dealing.
Handkerchief, hemstitched, plain liner
cambric-Miss Catherine Leary, Bossier.
Eyelet Embroidery Centerpiece (white)
Mrs. S. H. Cochran, Plain Dealing.
/ Mount Mellick Lunch Cloth (white)-
+ Mrs. j. S. Stephens, Coushatta.
Eylet and French Embroidered Table
Cloth (white)-Mrs. S. H. Crochran, Plair
Dealing.
Battenburg Lace Centerpiece-Mrs. E
S. Burt of this place.
, Picked Onions-Mrs. E. s. Burt of this
> place.
Chow Chow - Mrs. E. s. Burt of this
: place.
t Mayhaw Jelly Leon Sanders, Plair