The Mankato free press., 1912-09-20
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one year, Robert Haedt, first and
second
Sow, under six months, Robert
Haedt, first and second.
Sow and product, j. G. Gerlich,
first; Robert Haedt, second.
Boar, any age. r. A. Folsom,
first
Sow, any age, L. r. Silkey, first.
Boar, one year and over, f. NJ.
Washburn.
Boar, over six months, under one
year, F. NJ. Washburn, first. s
Boar, under six months, f. NJ.
Washburn, first and second.
Boar, under six months, f. NJ
Washburn, first and second
Sow, one year or over, F. NJ.
Washburn, first and second.
Sow, over six months, under one
year, F. NJ. Washburn, first and sec.
ond " .
Boar, one year and over, Robert
Haedt, first; j. G. Gerlich, second !;
L. T. Silkey, second
Boar, over six months under one
year, J. G. Gerlich, first; w. R.
Adams, second H. G. Gerlich, third.
Boar. under six months, A. H..
Spaulding, first; L. T. Silkey, Sec
ond; J. G. Gerlich, third.
Sow, one year and over, A. B.
Chapman, first; w. r. Adams, Sec
ond; ]. G. Gerlich, third.
Sow, over six months and under
one year, L. T. Silkey, first: ]. G..
Gerlich, second; J. G. Gerlich, third.
Sow, under six months, A. H..
Spaulding, first; A. H. Spauldng,
second; r. A. Folsom, third.
Farm Produce. a%,a E-s
Corn, white, w. R, Adams, first;
R.. Burrill, second.
Corn, flint, W. H Sharp, second.
Pop corn, H.. A. Hanson, first;
Frank Pierson, second.
Potatoes, early, Fred Lusho, first;
August Schultz, second.
Potatoes, late, August Schultz,
first; John Felber, second.
Carrots, E. -.C Willard, ., first;
George Arnold, second,
Satisfy, F. L.. Rogers, first; L.
u. Smith, second. ',.-'
Tomatoes, w. F. Anderson. first;
Phil Humid, second.
Parsnips, George Arnold, first; G..
E. Kieth, second.
Sweet corn, L. u. Smith, first;
George Arnold, second.
Egg plant, J. F. Herold, first.
Cauliflower, George Arnold, first.
Turnip, Charles Springer, first;
George Arnold, second.
Prrta ha
Citron, Frank Pearson, first.
Musk melon, T. L. Rogers, first
.Hubbard" squash, George Arnold,
first; TIL Rogers, second, . 81,
3. Beets, IL. "Z, . Smith,, first; phil
Humid, secondaJ,s h'@7} ~ '!" ~
Barley, August Schultz, first; w.
E!tHin, second. - r. E ..s.'' ''''s
OATS 'WA@R Adams, first: L. T.
silkey, second W. R. Adams, third.
snT Mhsat ssatnS general eFal ET IS e. silkey, FIRST
! Rye; Charles P. 'Loomis, p, first;.
August 'Schulte, second. ~, - :, - -
y Blue stem Wheat, Eafkin and Herr.
berg, first; Chester Purrier, second.
:s9Onipn Hssets, George 'Arnold,f first
n Onions, WITH! Sharp, first;;' John
Felbep, second G1iFJ iHi .''"E zl'aH
Cucumber, dMrs. William Wittrock,
first. y'iI al: Ii II .577iH hI3fH t9nt
.,l%0abbage, John lEelber!7 FIRST; Aug
ustG SchHltey secondIoi.4 '2ar 81 "
uPien1opumpkih, ,'IGeorge Arnold,
first; p George Arnold, secon.i.@': i"
~ NEiilet, John Felber. first Aiiv' -sti5
Glover, Il. Ts0Silkey;, first H2 2a
fTimethy, CO.. E!9 Whitney, first; Z,
II NJ, .,r,A 4 =.
Flax, c. E. Whitney, first;" w. H.
Sharp, second. +'.
Beans, George Arnold, first; VII.
Sharp, second.
Peppers, Mrs. William Wittrock,
first
Pumpkin, Leon Olson, first; A. M.
Meiner, second. -
Pieplant, Arthur Olson, first; Jul.
ius Schmidt, second.
Ground cherries, Mrs Lucy CuIp,
first; August Schultz second.
Yellow corn, l.. H. Jhurston, first;
F. M. (, Washburn, second; F. M.
Washburn, third. Il z. e., "|& ,tEG@Ei
>1 Wheat, 163, W. H. Sharp, second.
Sunflower, Ben Oberlander,, first;
Stephen Mates, second -
: Dairy butter, William Spear, first;'
Mrs. w. D. Kidder, second.
Hubbard squash, George Arnold,
first; LIT. Rogers, second q
z Beets, L. H. Smith, first: Phil
Humid, second ts" '.>.s b ;. .s}2
Mangals, William Wittrock, first;
Frank Pearson, second. .>'
y - Flowers. =
Collection cut flowers, Mrs. Elmer
Grfce
Collection sweet peas, Mrs. w. A.
Weaver, first; Mrs. William Witt
rock, second.
Asters, Mrs. Charles Kieth, first;
Mrs. w. A. Weaver, Sc cond.
NasturtiumS, Mrs William Witt
rock, first; Kelen Black, second.
Pinks, Helen Anderson, first; Mrs.
W. A. Weaver, second.
Verbenas Mrs. Charles Kieth,
first.
Colens, Mrs. Elmer Grive, first.
Best collection old fashioned
flowers, Mrs. Charles Kieth, first
Best foliage plant, Mrs. August
Schuneman, first ard second.
Begonia, Miss Florence Hunt,
first.
Most tastily arranged basket of
flowers, Mrs. William Wittrock first;
Mrs. Elmer Grive, second.
Old fashioned bouquet boy or girl,
Edgar Weaver, first; Florence Humid,
second. .l..,.
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