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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-15
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-15
Sewer system is Rushed.

West Union, Ia, Nov. 11.-West
Unions new $500 sewer system is
being pushed to completion by the
contractor, Oliver G. Kringle of FL
kader. The mains are laid, the SER
vice pipes are being put in and the
septic tanks are in course of con-
struction. The improvement is made
this year with view to putting in
paving next year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-15
Nor1vE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the Appointment Of John
]. McAndrews Administrator or
the Estate of John McAndrews,
Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
Administrator of the estate of
JOHN McANDREWS,
late of DEBORAH Township, in the
County OF Winneshiek, State OF Iowa,
deceased, intestate, and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving
bonds as the law directs. All per
sons having demands upon the es-
tate of the said deceased are requiY-
ed to exhibit the same; and persons
indebted to the said estate are call
ed upon to make payment TO
JOHN j. McANDREWS,
Administrator.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, November
Z, 1911.
NJ. 4. Harmon, Atty. asa
Cakes, nuts, candles, and deli
cacies of all kinds at the Ole Dotseth
bakery. 47tf.
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y .AAsNte NR~'~s"'rt
BY HARRY J. GREEN.
DEBORAH, IOWA, NOV. is, 1911.
BY HARRY J. GREEN,
Fire Damages School House.

Coggan, Ia, Nov. 11.-Fire last
night damaged the new 1000
school house here to the extent of
$4,000, covered by insurance. The
building had been completed short
time ago. The cause of the fire is
not known.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-15
Women Sue Road for Damages.

Hopkinton, Ia, Nov. 11.-Mrs. d.
Lundon and daughter, Miss Clara of
Castle Grove, near here, are the
laintiffs in a damage suit which has
been filed against the c., Nj. & st.
P. railroad, and in which $4,000
damages Is asked by each. They
were injured, they declare, in a
wreck sometime ago near Davenport.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-15

For coughing, dryness and tick
ling in the throat, hoarsness and all
coughs and colds, take Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. Contains no
opiates. r. a. Engbertson Nov
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-15

Il am pleased to recommend
Chamberlain Cough Remedy as the
best thing | know of and safest rem
edy for coughs, colds and bronchial
trouble" writes Mrs. l.. b. Arnold
of Denver, Colo. 1--WE have used it
repeatedly and it has never failed
to give relief" For sale by all med
icine dealers. Nov.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21

jim Carpenter and family of near
Walnut Ridge have been visiting
here guests of w. w. Mothershed
and family.
A. L. Hardin and family and
James Carter made a trip to Poca.
hontas Saturday.
Uncle Jessie Burkeen and family
are moving to Greene county.
Dale Monday has begun his
school and is getting along nicely.
Addie Smelser aud Susie Smith
were the guests of w. e. Carter
and wife Saturday night.
S. E. Monday and wife were the
guests of Aunt Ann Gregory Satur-
day night.
George Gabbreth is here this
week the guest of Bill Tyler and
family.
Elijah Stubblefeld was a visitor
at James Carter's last Monday.
Waddle Standlford has been
working the roads this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21

Oak Hill. lie began Friday night
and has had good attendance at
each service. The meeting will
continue through this week, and
every body is invited to attend.
Several from this locality attend.
ed the picnic at Ravenden Springs
Saturday.
w. J. Wilson and wife of I'M.
boden were at Oak Hill Sunday,
Mrs. Addie Brooks, Of Old Jack.
son visited her mother, Mrs Jane
Perrin, first of the week.
Lgay aud Jake McElhaney of
Hoxie have been visiting relatives
in this community and attending
church at Oak Hill.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21
SUBURBAN NEWS&
/ Local and Personal
" Items of Interest from Various Places @
- of Interest in Randolph County y

Amburs Million spent the latter
part of last week IN the bottoms
Earle Dawson came over Sunday
after his wife. He was accompan'
ed by Miss Eva and Burl Dawson.
Bob Powell is a frequent visitor
in these parts.
Miss Ella Bowers and Mr.. A.
Allphin were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Million Sunday.
The singing class and number
of others gathered at the home of
Ed Million Sunday and enjoyed a
singing.
Several from here attended the
picnic at holland Saturday.
Burlle bates OF 0sIer was NlslV'
ing homefolks Saturday night.
Marshal Million was up from
Harmony Sunday.
Oscar Grayham and wife were
visiting at Mr.. Millions one night
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Robinson
were at Sunday school here Sunday.
Charlie Million went to Manson
Saturday yud helped that team in
getting defeated in a ball game.
Claude Forester spent one night
last week at Ed Millions.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21
BiRDELL

A good rain fell at this place
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Stevens of
Pocahontas visited their daughter,
Mrs. U. R. Phipps, Sunday.
Drew Bowers, who is teaching at
Hubble Creek, Frank and Walter
Lemmons were at this place Sunday
afternoon.
Uncle Jake Hufstedler, who has
been visiting IN Cherokee Bay, re
turned to his home Friday.
School is progressing nicely,
Urcie Phipps teacher.
Mrs. John Baldridge is visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity
Bro. .. L. Hays, of Calico Rock,
is conducting a series of meeting at
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21
INGRAM

Crops are looking fine since the
rain.
F. M. Shocklee, deputy road boss,
is now under J. w. Condict for a
few days.
Our school opened July the 10th
with Prof. Hicks teacher and from
what we can learn, our hoard made
a wise selection for the district at
large.
Aunt Rosetta Ator is reported
real sick. DR.. Brown has the case
and we hope for her speedy re-
cover.
Little rommie Spikes has accept
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21
HAMIL
Handicapped sane fourth,

Handicapped sane fourth.
Another good rain fell here last
Sunday.
G. L. Burrow is drilling well
for Uncle Jim Williams.
PrOtracted meeting is in progress
at Antioch this week.
Newman and Doran have Just
finished drilling a fine well for
John Bates.
c. L. Burrow and family will
soon move back to Warm Springs.
Cleve is suffering with heart trouble.
Elsie Early of Pocahontas com
menced teaching school here last
Monday. She is boarding with
her uncle, James Early, and family.
We understand that Mr.. Adcox
has the contract of remodeliDg the
school building near Swarts.
Henry Brown has bought L. F.
Neighbours stock of merchandise
and will continue the business.
L. F. Neigbbors is prospecting
and visiting relatives in Oklahoma.
Three cheers for the Star Herald
and the long suffering editor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21
AL3ERTHA
Bro. w. J. Williams preached
for us at this place Friday night.

Bro. w. J. Williams preached
for us at this place Friday night
John Morgan aud family o /
Peach Orchard visited at this place
the latter part of last week lie
reports crops fine over there.
Dee Johnston and family took in
the barbecue at Reyno last week.
There were several Kentucky visit
ors at tins place last week.
The well drillers finished at i,
f. Johnston's Monday evening,
They went 287 feet deep.
Henry Helm and Ed Baldridge
made speciel trip to DeBow Sun
day.
G. IL. Harper and sons, Truma
and George, went to Pocahontas
Saturday with ties.
Albert Robinson and family and
Guss Robins of Peach Orchard visit
ed at this place. last week, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vandergriff.
The two Dockie Davis Jr's. eacf
have a fine baby boy at their house
All parties doing well.
Prof. w. +. Acree, our schoO
teacher, is on the indisposed list thi'
week. Prof. Claude Mock is teach
in his place.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21
NEW HOPE

School is progressing nicely nm
der the care of Mr.. Cleveland For.
rester instead of Miss Mollie Smith
as we stated before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock visited at
Mr.. Hiram Whites since our last
writing.
David Million and B. II. Bates
took the enumeration last week.
Mr.. jim Bates and family were
visiting Mrs. Cannie Million Sun
day.
Mrs. Dell Lemmons' little gIrl is
right sick at this writing.
Drew Bowers was a welcome
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Million Friday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21

school building and the NJ. w. A.
are talking Of building a hail IN the
upper story.
Tom Allison is still on the sick
list.
Marvin Simington and wife visit.
ed Will Huffstedler and family
Sunday.
These fine rains of late are going
to make lots of corn.
Uncle Joe Thomas and son, Joe,
visited Tom Allison Sunday.
Tom Gross has sold Upton d
Allison several fine sheep for their
barbecue at this place.
Frank Tyler and family and Miss
Ada Tyler visited IN Black river
bottoms Saturday and Sunday. They
report lot of fine water melons over
there.
Uncle Jimmie Lewis visited at
Andy Tyler's Monday.
The boys are having their wood
hauled to cook their barbecued
meats and we are expecting to have
one of the grandest times of our
lives.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21

ed a position as salesman in the
large mercantile establishment of
I. j. Bellah at this place.
J. w. Condict, our prominent
road boss, Is confined to his bed, and
we understand that new conduct
or had to be instituted to undergo
the progress of road repairing.
Miss Nettie Neal of Middlebrook
came down the latter part of last
week to spend few days with
friends and relatives.
w. E. Timer made his usual
rounds to the city of Warm Springs
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Ellen Mock of this place
visited at Albertha last Saturday
night and Sunday, guest of friends
and relatives.
J. D. Edwards happened to a
very painful accident one day last
week while splitting wood. The
ak handle struck log which caused
him to miss his aim and struck mis-
hand serving his thumb almost into.
DR.. j. w. Brown was called at
once and dressed the wound.
A. Paine and G. q. Davis made
a business trip to Pocahontas first
of last week and took in the big
ball game while there.
John Drisklll and Calvin Wall
of near Pocahontas are visiting at
this place, guests of friends.
Geo! Hawk and family of Black
river bottoms are spending a few
days with friends and relatives at
this place.
A deal was consumated at this
place recently whereby A. Paine
sold his entire mill to J. d. Ed
wards, T. j. Bellah and A. Davis.
Ice cream and cold drinks at
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21
LORINE

Jim Smith and family and Aunt
Sarah Smelser have just returned
from Greene county where theI
have been visiting for the past week
Uncle France and Aunt LAM,
Tyler have Just returned from
weeks visit at Knobel.
Esther and Maggie Carter spen
Saturday evening with Mrs. Cyathi
Carter. ~
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21
PITMAN

We had fine rain last Tuesday
and Wednesday night.
d. II. Sharp and Lee Sharp and
wife made a flying trip to Doniphan
last Monday.
Mrs. Kittie Mills, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Magic Allen,
returned home last Monday.
We understand that our protract-
ed meeting will begin the fourth
Sunday in this month by Rev. d.
X. Foster of Calico, Mo. He is
an able preacher and let's all turn
out and assist in the work.
Mrs. Martha Hawkins has been
right sick but is better at this writ
ing.
Mr.. Peas is sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Amanda Madden visited
Drew Sharp last Friday.
Jim Rahm of Scott county is
visiting his father, Alolph Rahm,
this week.
Mrs. Mary Wilferth visited
Amanda Madden last Wednesday.
One of John Pringle's little girls
has been very low but is some better
at this writing.
ATTICA
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21

Ice cream and cold drinks at
Turner's ice cream parlor. 49-tf
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-21
ATTICA

We are going to have nice new
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Ser G. q. RatiunaIbuno Iegt an
&aikiustDn Seminal siutn aranJ
nieaer.

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fanben Iih bte Worts Dedicated to
the msmorp of tbs immortal Gatber Of
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american 4lianee". 8isie Gbrung
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uno nit elmer 5rpmpete in Der anbes
rem seigts. Nus Der Srompete orangen
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Gins ltnterfu 4unss Re
fplutfon.

Sendtor 2dfpllette rethte am Mttt,
mod i'm Sendt 5tpei ReiolutiDnen ein,
In benen pcm Stdatsz uno bonn Wa>
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ber aontratte oerldngt nirD. Die Prl"
bdt. .Sniffstperften BON Der argentina
Iten Republit our aonitruttiou Dcn
stpei ganseri6tffen erhalten baben,
unb ob 4bmintItrationsbeamte ben
GAiffsbauern oieie aontratte perz
i4ufft bGtten.
sSn elmer bieIigen 3eitung tpurbe am
Mitttpoh bic 8ebduptunq oufgeteat,
GaB Der StaatsIetretdr 4nor bur4
Den Ger. Stddten GeIanbteu gberrel
in guenos 4ires bic argenttniT9e Res
qierung psranlnbt babe, bic &ontratte
omeritunii6sn G6iffsbauern 3u 9e'
ben, inbem er bic 2iefsrung gang mos
Serner &riegsi6iffe gdrdnttrt fa6e, BEL
oeren 4onitruttipn alle neusn Grim
bungen unb Ge6eimniffe, bic Bel bem
gau umeritdntfder Rriegsi6iffe in
Qnpsnoung tommen, nerIpenoet trer'
Den iollen.
Sn elmer Der ReIolutionen tpirb Der
Staatsietrstdr dngeptsfen, benz Senat
ale 9riefe, 9epeI6en etc. su3uite0en,
bic 5tpti6en 8eamtsn ietnes 0epartes
msnts uno ReprGIentanten Der drgen'
tiniT6eu Regierung NIT ge3ug auf Die
Rpnitruttion unb 4rn1irung Der in
5raqe febenbsn stpei 9an3srf6iffe ges
tpehielt tporoen iinb.
Cine sfpeite Refolutiou, tn pefAsr
Der WdrtneIetretdr um Snformation
eriu6t tptrb, eebt nod piel Deiter. Gs
piro bortu um 3uienbung allsr 8om'
munitdtiOnen eriuat, bic 5piIheu osm
Wdrinenepartement unb YriDats
! S6iTfspsrFtsn eetpetislt purbeu.
uuD es miro eefragt, Oh gldne pon
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mirung Don 8anserI4iffsH entpeosr
ben ReprGientunten Qrgentinisns obe;
irgenb elmer S6iffsbaugefenihaft 3ur
8erfiiaung oeftellt poroeu fsieH.
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tunft bariiber psrlangt, ob BEL ben
guu Der fir arssntiuisu in apnitrut'
ticu befinoIi6sn pun5srIhiffe irgert
cine grfinoung. oie bisbsr, sntretel
bur9 gutsntidus obsr burh @ebsim
haltung, dusIalisBli6es Gigsutbuu
Der 9sr. Staaten mar, CUR 8srtpeH
oung iomme.
Die ReiOlution bsbanbsIt aud nod
mebrtre dapere Gsgsnftdnbs uup ba
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coll elmer ner R 5rber bes
in GIepeIauo ermorbes
ten D m. Riee iein.


5anSranctsco, Gal, %. SSeb.
am Disnitag iii bier elm Mann Ras
mems 8iucsnso qslato perhaftet tpora
ben, Der BON ben 9eborben bon gI.bes
lamb, Sbtp, seiuht tpurDe uHo ben
man fir einsn Der Morber bss rsihen
abpotaten Billidm Riee pon bort bait.
gice mar am 5. aueuft p. s. In Der
Rdbe ieiner WobuuHg nieosrgeihofien
norben. Sfferbur hanbelte es itch uiu
einen aaubanfaa. obsIeih cine srpBe
Summe geloes, bic Riee bel iih trug.
niht anssriibrt iporben mar. Die WtOrs
Der ihtinen periheuht porpen gu Iein.
sssn Der glGbe Der Stells, no Der Moro
perlibt purbs. fporen pprber mebrere
pero66tise Staliener. barunter gelato.
asisben iporben, btsher mar es ober
nitt geIunasH. 6ss Rannss sabbaft su
.t1sr1en.
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10. 900 Gdfftr aortoffsIn
ntr brann nj.

eaton. Me., %. Sanuar. a6.
R1rtofislmasosins, In bensn iid TO-
900 ydfIsr NIT aortcffelH bsfaHben.
Iinb bier am Wittpcdo eurh Geuer sere
ft6rt porhen. Der 9erluit. Der fid9 auf
ein Dubenb gambler unb 6ormer psvs
t1tilt. tsIduts isS saf 100000
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Sieit am WaitttuDd) clue bier Stnns
ben lanse Neoe
Sn Der er fid seseu bis esgsn tbn sr'
bobeutn antlageH psrt4stbtgt.
Oos Observation-Disclosures mo4t quite
GOrtidritts NIT Der erIsbisung
Der Gdhdfte.

gs trGgt niat bic SduIb, psnu Der
aOnsreB gu elmer gytraSSsHipH
einberuIen tpirb.
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ge(egrap6

Jn(anO Ietegrap6
Qlms Der Ssmnbesb sba,tptItaSt
Senator 25iGiait. rsorimer
Sieit am DaitttuDd5 clue bier ztnn'
ben lan8e Reoe
Sn Der er fi6 eeeen bis ssSsn tbn srs
bobeuen antEageH Dertbetbtgt.
Der neus @srtrag NIT Sapun benz gss
nat sur annabms smpfoRtsn.
Dds Observation-Disclosures ma4t CUTE
GOrti9ritts NIT Der GrIebigung
Der gsfadfte.
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aOnsrsB gu elmer gytra<SsHipH
einbsrufen tpirb.
Senator Ga Gol[ette perlonst austuRfi
bariiber,
Gh nir5t gT1nrius usnsheiunifIe her RpriAs
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Qprb aans tiinbiste ubtr TIM
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Metterberif)t.

Dbip: Tribes Detter am
DcnnerItas unb Greitas. ROrbipetIi6e
Wiube.
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5atte am Wiittwud tn GbieasD
eineu seiaditisen Sag.
gr 6ieft ni6t weniger ars pier
3eoen.
0Os nsunts BOm6eR. .adeRtat in elmer
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8roBe Selers5riinite In 9onoLoion'
billie, 2a., uno Gonroe, Eegos.
Sarrp 6. Tel, Elm amerifaner,
esn @efobr, tn Rerito aIs Spton er'
iboiien 5u tper6en.
9rei Der giien6abnrGuber BON 9eor,
giu etngefangen.
Gelo r1lo Sdmufia6en tpuroen on
tbnen gefunoen.
! giihof E6oras Seslin DON
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Cincinnati. 9onneraas. ben 23 sebruar 1911.

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lin, BON 8dTarabien, fngte, bdB bic
auspeiIling Der SuDen BON bort Der.
berblih Iein tpirbe. Der 9anbel tpiiroe
perfallen uno bic 8auern tpiirben Der
@ndbe Der Grunbbeiiser prsisgessbsn
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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-12-13
Light Brahmns-Cock.

Light Brahmas-Cock
First, Harris Lehman; second. K. s.
Park.
Light Brahma-Hen.
First, Harris Lehman; second, K. s.
Park.
Light Brahma-Cockerel.
First, Harris Lehman; second, K. S.
Park.
Light Brahma-Pullet.
First. Harris Lehman; second and
third. T. s. Park
Single Comb White Orphington-COck.
First, R. N. Sparks.
White OrphingtOn-Hen.
First. R. N. Sparks; second, third and
fourth, Harry S. Morgan.
White Orphington-Cockerel
First, second and third, Harry s. Nor
gan; fourth. Geo. Park.
White Orphington-Pullet.
First, R. NJ. Sparks; second and third.
Harry S. Morgan; fourth. r. NJ. Sparks.
White Orphington-Pen.
First. R. NJ. Sparks.
Single Comb Buff orphington.
First on cock, hen, cockerel, pullet
and pen, Barton c. Harp.
Single Comb Brown Leghorns- Cock
First, ]. Hunter Mathews; second,
Barton c. Harp; third. S. V. Alexander
Brown Leghorn-Hen.
First, J. Hunter Mathews; second,
Bonny Castle Poultry Yard; third and
fourth, ]. Hunter Mathes
Brown Cockerel.
First, Bonny Castle Poultry Yards;
second. J. Hunter Mathews; third, Bar
ton G. Harp; fourth, Hunter Mathews.
Brown Leghorn-Pullet.
First, Bonny Poultry Yards second,
J. Hunter Mathews; third. Barton c.
Harp; fourth, Bonny Castle Poultry
Yards.
Brown Leghorn-Pen,
First, J. Hunter Mathews; second, W.
T. Olds; third. d. w. Daugherty.
Single Comb White Leghorns-Cock
First. Satisfactory Poultry Yards,
second, Barton G. Harp.
White Leghorns-Hen.
First, New Laid Egg Farm; second,
Barton G. Harp; third, Satisfactory
Poultry Yards; fourth, New Laid Egg
Farm.
White Leghorn-Cockerel.
First, W.K. Cummings & Co.; second,
Satisfactory Poultry Yards; third, Bar
ton c. Harp; fourth, Mrs. T. Il. Collins.
White Leghorn-Pullet.
First, Mrs. T. H. Collins: second, Bar
ton @. Harp; third, New Laid Egg
Farm; fourth, Mrs. T. Fl. Collins.
White Leghorn-Pen.
First, New Laid Egg FARM second.
Barton g. Harp.
Single Comb Black Minorca-Cock.
First and second. L. V. Jacobs.
Black Minorca-Cockerel.
First and second, L. V, Jacobs.
Black Minorca-Pullet.
First and second. L. Y. Jacobs.
Black Minorca-Pen.
First, L.V. Jacobs.
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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-12-13

third and fourth, A. d. and G. d. Miller.
White Rock-Cockerel.
First, r. L. James; second, J. Cole
man Neff; third and fourth, R.L.James.
Barred Rock-Hen.
First, d. W. Hart; second, Cassius N.
Clay; third and fourth, VIM. Smith.
White Rock-Hen.
First, second, third and fourth, J..
Coleman Neff.
Buff Rock-Hen.
First,'B. Wolf; second, W. W. White;
third and fourth. B. Wolf.
Barred Rock-Pullet.
First and second, d. w. Hart; third,
Cassius NJ. Clay; fourth, VIM. Smith.
White Rock-Pullet.
First, R. L. James; second, J. Cole
man Neff third, B. Wolf; fourth, R. L.
James.
Barred Reck-Pen.
First, Cassius NJ. Clay; second, D. W.
Hart.
White Rock-Pen.
First and second, J. Coleman Neff
Buff Rock-Pen.
First and second, w. B. Buford.
White Wyandotte-
First and second, T. G. Willis.
White Wyandotte-Hen.
First, second and third, T. c. Willis;
fourth, Godfrey Morgan
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-12-13
Poultry Show
Closes After A Most Success
full Meeting.

The Madison County Poultry Show
came TO close Saturday evening after
four days successful meet Il is. in
deed, gratifying to know that the efforts
OF those most interested in the exhibit
ton have been rewarded by the grand
success of the undertaking. Hundreds
Of the finest fowls in the State of Ken
lucky were here to compete for the at
traetive premiums that were hung up
by the officers of the association, and
II IS especially pleasing to know that
Madison county carried off majority
of the awards. Few of our citizens
realized the interest taken in this coun-
ty in the best breeds of poultry, but the
exhibition and prizes won by our home
people demonstrated the fact that the
best stock in Kentucky is 10 be found in
Madison. Not only was the show a sue
cess from point of stock exhibited
but from financial standpoint, as the
association met all obligations and had
a surplus left The Madison County
Poultry Association will meet at an
early date and elect officers for the en-
suing year and viii begin work at once
on the poultry show which will be held
in this city the first week in December
next year
Barred RocklCock.
First, A. d. and G. d. Miller.
White Rock-Cock.
First, J. Coleman Neff; second, r. L.
James; third, ]. Coleman Neff.
Buff Rock Cock.
First, w. w. White; second, B. Wolf.
Barred Rock-Cockerei
First and second, VIM. C. Smith;