The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1912-09-26
COMBINATION \.

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Balch Ind.
COMBINATION
Mare or geiding, l.. $. Allen, 1st,
-. b. Holland. Ind; Saddle stallion, A.
X. Swami; Light harness stallion,
John Harrison lst, .Ino. NJ. Jones End,
Gated saddler, A. r. Swami, lst,
l.. 5. Allen, End, J. f. Robinson, 3rd;
Single harness, c. c. Holder, 1st l.. s.
Allen End, Charles Nelson, 3rd;
Double harness, {. G. Holder, LIST,
John NJ. Jones 2nd.
DRAFT BRED
Colt under one year, j T.. Robinson
lst, ). :. Susong, 2nd, John Sweeten,
3rN Colt two and under three, NJ. l..
Rease, lst, : III. CLARK, End; Mare or
gelding three years or over, Jno. NJ.
Jones, lst and 2nd; Pair mares or geld
ings, j. q. Murray lst, Jno NJ. Jones,
End; General farm mares, Jno. NJ.
Jones, lst, }. &. Murray End.
MIIES
Mare mule, foal 1912, A. n. Swami;
Horse mule, foal 1912, A, II. Swami;
Mule under two years, "A. II. swami,
lst, and 3nd; Mule any age, A. r.
Swami, lst, End, 3rd; Mule under
three years, A. r. Swami lst and Ind,
J. A. Rorex 3rd.
SHETLAND Ponies
Single driver, r. f. Bell; Stallion,
mare or gelding, S. H. Stanbery 4
Sons.
POULTRY
Barred Plymoth Rocks, 1st, prize,
Felix Shuts; Black Minorcas, Ist pen,
Carl Glenn; Silver Wyandotts, pen, J.
w. Kyker; Columbian Wyandottes,,
lst, pen, w. d. Harreli; Partridge
Wyandottes, Sanford Shuts lst,.
Felix Shuts, End; Light Bralimas,
Mrs. +. G. Burnett lst and Ind; Buff
Orpingtons, Mrs. T.. G. Saville, lst
and End; Best Buff Orping.on Cockrei,
sobt. 8. Hickey, lst, G. Bittle 2nd;.
Buff Orpington Pullet, G. Biltle; In
dian Games. Frank FreshouT. 1st pre-
mium; Pit Games, 5. p. Reinhart. lst:
Houdans, Geo. German lst premium;
Bantams, Garland Shuts. Isl pre-
MUM; White Leghorns, w. ID. Har-
rell, lst pen; Rhode Island Reds, A. j..
Stanbery, lst, pen, j. NJ. Susong 2nd;.
Largest and best exhibit, any breed
A. J. Stanbery lst, Frank Ereshour
End; White Holland turkeys, Hattie
Brooks, lst; Bourbon Red Turkeys, r.
Fox: Toulouse Geese, Mrs. j. r.
Nease; Common Geese, Dave Guy, 1st,
Robt. $. Hickey Ind; Indian Runner
Ducks, J.W. Kyker lst, Hattie Brooks
End; Pekin Ducks, Andy Hampton.
KITCHEN PRODUCTS.
! Pound cake, Mrs. $. r. McsSween;
White cake, Mrs. w. II. Smith;
Sponge cake, Mrs. l.. s. Smith; Mar
bic cake, Mrs. Jno. NJ. Jones; Ange Ii
Food cake, Mrs. II. NJ. Clark; Choco-
late layercake, Mrs. Matte Lotspeich;. !.
Marshmallow layer cake, Mrs. Ed. G..
Burnett; Caromel layer cake, Mrs. It.
| NJ. Clark; Cocoanut layer cake, Mrs.
W. ii. Smith, Tea cakes, Miss Inez.
/ Dukes; Doughnuts, Mrs. Ben Gorrell;. !.
Beaten biscuits, Mrs. j. II. Burnett.
!, Cheese straws, Mrs. NJ. H.. Talley;
Light Rolls, Mrs. j. II. Burnett;
Home made lard, Mrs. Matte Lot
speich; Apple pie, Mrs. w. G. Purkey !;
Lemon pie, Mrs. Nj. Ia. Iailey; Honey
in comb, Mrs. A. {. Hampton; Apple
vinegar, Mrs. Callie Nelson; Half sioz-
en- cans fruit, Mrs. A. G. Hampton;
Half dozen glasses jelly, Mrs. Benz
Gorrell; Four canspreserves, Mrs. Ben,
Gorrell; -Four cans vegetables, Mrs. A..
| G. Hampton: salt rising bread, Mrs.
Isaac Hawk; Yeast bread, Mrs. j. III.
! Burnett; Sweet pickles, Mrs. j. NJ.
Susong; Sour pickles, Ms. Geo. w.
Gorrell; Display of wines, Mrs. Geo.
! w. Gofrell; Home made candies, Miss
Elizabeth stokely; Pantry supplies.
Mrs. Carrie Walker, Mrs. g. w. Cor.
reIi.
NEEDLEWORK
Mount Mellick embroidery, Mrs. J !.
! l.. Manor; French enibfolaery, Mrs. J.
Hardie Johnson; Wallschian ellsbroid-
cry, Mrs. Thomas Finney |; Hardanges
embroidery, Miss Bertha Moreli; Silk
embroidery Mrs. Thos. F'inney; Rye
let embroidery, Mrs. IL. II. Alexan-
der; Drawn work. Miss Bessie Ross.
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