The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-29
Citizens of the Enterprising
Little Town Show Appre-
citation for Local Interest
in the Fair.
AWARDS ARE GIVEN
FOR BEST EXHIBITS
Total Value of the Premiums
Was S25O--Affair So Sue
cessful Greensboro Is to
Hold Another.
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GREENSBORO, Sept. 29.-The sue
! cess OF the stock and poultry show
here yesterday resulted in the unani-
nous decision of the officers and COM
mitteemen Of the association to make
1t an annual affair. The little Wayne
county town was thronged with visi-
evening. The large delegation of bus
mess men from Richmond and other
visitors from that city added material
ly in the success of this, Greensfork's s
first venture, along this line.
I'VE are bubbling over with graft
tude TO Richmond for the way it sup
ported our first affair."" said E. G. Mar
tindale. secretary. 1.-The Richmond
business men have certainly showed
their spirit"
A Large Delegation.
Cheers rent the air as the Richmond
delegation. headed by the Richmond
City band marched to the center of
town from the Pennsylvania station.
The procession of Richmond men was
two squares long, all marchers carry
ing small canes to which were attach
ed yellow and white ribbons.
Last evening member of the facul-
ty OF Purdue university agricultural cx-
tension bureau was to speak at one of
tho churches on the subject Keeping
<h,
Harris who was to have delivered an
address was unable to be present.
A List Of Awards.
y In amard@ &sss ~ry kixnh. Tho
awards for the horse show were as
follows:
Luther Atkinson, Greensboro. best
roadster in harness, SO.
Lutte King, Greensboro, draft mare
four years old, 81.
Lutte King, Greensboro, draft suck
ling colt. 81.
John 8. Nicholson, Greensboro, geld
team. 3 years, first prize, 50.
John S. Nicholson, Greensboro, geld
ing year, second prize, 81.
Edward Deans, Greensboro. gelding
team 3 years, first prize, So.
Albert Cranor. Greensboro, team
mules. 50.
Milo Gentry. Greensboro, draft mare,
years. :.
Charles Kienzle, Greensboro, road
ster. 2 years. first prize, ribbon.
Ed Allen, Greensboro, best saddle
horse. first, 50.
draft gelding, first 81.
Howard Cook, Greensboro. light har-
ness horse. first 81.
r. NJ. Clevenger, Centerville, Bel
gium draft stallion. 4 years old. first
prize. IS.
A. b. Carter, Greensboro, draft mare.
q years. first. 50.
A. B. Carter. Greensboro, best sad
dler. 81.
F. o. Underhill. Greensboro, draft
sucking colt, croquet set.
d. w. Harris. Greensboro, draft
smare. 3 years old, 50.
George Smith, best roadster stallion,
second prize, 50.
John franklin. Economy, gray draft
SuaIc, SeCouus -.
I John Franklin. Economy, brown stall
! lion. 4 years old. 50.
John Franklin, pony and rig, second
prize. 81.
Horace Miller. Fountain City. best
draft colt, 81.
A. A. Lindley, Cambridge City, draft
horse year old, second, 81.
u 81
mare, year old, second, 81.
Will Harris, Greensboro, draft stall
lion, second, So.
Will Harris, Greensboro, draft mare,
81.
Will Harris. Greensboro, draft geld.
ing. 81. ..,
VIII Harris. Greensboro, gelding,
second prize, 81. .....
viii Harris, Greensboro. filly, year
old. 81.
Charles Knote. Greensboro. pony
and rig, 81.
Herbert Durbin. Greensboro. light
harness horse, years So.
Jerry Myers, Hagerstown, draft stall
lion. So.
Jerry Myers, Hagerstown, draft stall
Ion. SO.
The cattle awards were as follows:
Charles Bond. Greensboro, Jersey
bull. 2 years. second prize 81.
G. J. Nicholson. Greensboro, Jersey
COW. 4 years, So.
Florence Boyd. Greensboro, Jersey
cow, 8 years. SO.
Davis and McFail, Greensboro, short
horn bull, year, 81.
Davis and McFail, Greensboro, short
horn cow, 4 years, s..
Davis and McFail. second best and
largest display, 81.
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