The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-10-31
The Blue Ribbon Brigade.

bons in the Agricultural Department at
the 1912 Parish Fair:
Greatest and best variety of farm
products-N. w. Sentell; second, Leon
| Sanders.
Best and greatest variety of fruit and
truck from any one farm-Leon Sanders.
Ten ears of white corn-N. w. Sentell.
Ten ears yellow corn-Leon Sanders.
Ten ears of any other VARIETY. ].
Robertson.
Bushel of white corn on cara. J.
Demoss.
Bushel of yellow corn on ear
Bushel of any other corn on ear
NV. Sentell.
Twenty ears of pop corn, white Mrs.
WA. Spear.
Twenty ears of pop corn, red-Jim
Bounds.
Six stalks of corn, white-J. A. Lowe.
Six stalks corn, yellow-T. L. Brock.
| Display Of corn-N. w. Senten.
Fifty bolls of long staple cotton
A. M. Odom; second, Leon Sanders.
Fifty bolls short staple cotton-J. A.
Lowe; second, A. Kirklin.
Fifty bolls medium staple cotton -
J. H. Nattin.
Bale of short staple cotton-S. C.
Adger.
Display of forage-N. w. Sentell;
second, r. L. McLeish.
Twelve stalks of sugar cane-E. S.
Burt.
| Twelve stalks of sorghum cane-H. D.
Bounds.
Twelve stalks of japanese cane -
NV. Sentell.
/ Peck of Irish potatoes-T. S. Peace.
Display of vegetables raised from
Burpee seeds-Mrs. C. A. Martin.
Display of vegetables, any other seed
Leon Sanders; second, E. Cheshire.
Peck of sweet potatoes, vans Leor
Sanders; second, 7. L. Brock.
Peck of sweet potatoes other thar
yams-G. W.. Demoss; second, Loer
Sanders.
Twelve turnipsAJ. A. Lowe.
One watermelon--Z. Gardner.
i One pumpkin-Cody & Wise.
One cashew, crook neck - H. M
Bailey.
| One winter squarh-J. w. Eckhardt.
Twelve onions, red-Cody & Wise.
| Twelve onions, white-H. D. Bounds
Twelve onions, yellow-H. D. Bounds
| Twelve tomatoes-Leon Sanders.
/ Bunch of garlic-Mrs. w. J. Dawson
! Two heads of cabbage-N. w. Sentell
4 Three sheaves of oats y Mrs. w.
Dawson.
| Three sheaves of wheat-Mrs. w. J
Dawson.
Three sheaves of barley-Mrs. w. ]
Dawson. ..
Three sheaves of rye - Mrs. w.
Dawson.
Three sheaves of millet-Mrs. w.
Dawson; second, N. w: Sentell.
Three sheaves of broom corn j
Perry.
Three sheaves of rice-Leon Sanders
Peck of white oats-Mrs.. w. J. Daw
: son.
Peck of red oats-N. w. Sentell; sec
ond, Mrs. w. J. Dawson.
Peck of wheat-A. j. Demoss.
Peck of rice-Leon Sanders.
Display of field peas-Cody & Wise.
Peck of articeokes-J. Perry.
Two citron melons-A. J. Demoss.
; Bale Of Bermuda hay-N. w. Sentel
Bale of millet hay-N. w. Sentell.
Quart of ribbon cane SYRUP. I
Ford.
Il Quart of sorghum syrup-J.A. Lowe
Display of honey and beeswax-Mrs
t w. J. Dawson; second, J. Perry.
+ Home-cured ham-Leon Sanders
t second, Cody & Wise.
. Home-cured shoulder-Leon Sanders
second, Cody 6 Wise.
Home-cured side-Cody & Wise; sec
+ ond, S. L. Demoss.
Display of cured tobacco. A. High
lander.
Display of canned fruits and vegets
bles in tins-N. w. Sentell.
Display Of mill products-N. w. Ser
!. tell.
Display of gourds-Mrs. w. M. Bell
Handmade CIGARS. A. Highlands
0 Display of peanuts-E. S. Burt; SCI
e ond, Mrs. w. j. Dawson.
Dried fruit Cody & Wise; secon
A. J. Demoss.
Quart of wine-Mrs. E. P. Waggone
second, Mrs. w. A. Spears.
Quart of vinegar-Mrs. J. C. Childer
second, Mrs. J. G. White.
Quart of fruit cordial-Mrs. w.
Dawson; second, Mrs. ]. c. Childers.
One pound Of butter-Mrs. A. Hot
pauir; second, Mrs. N. W. Stewart.
= Twelve apples-I. NJ. Demoss; secon
e ]. Perry.
. Twelve peaches-Leon Sanders.
: Twelvespears-J. S. Dodson.
z Twelve Jananese persimmons-H.
. Bounds.
: Twelve native persimmons-J.