Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-17
PAYETIE' WINS
MANY PRIZES
Exhibit of Fruit by Payette comms--
ciaI Club at State Fair Walks off
\ With Lions Share of Ribbons-Best
and Largest Exhibit Ever Made.

ette Commercial Club having charg'
of the exhibit at the state lair SEC
ceeded this year in gathering mucf
larger display than Payette has evel
before made at the state fair. The
r<sults were that the fruit and veg
tgl6les shown there won a lions
share of the ribbons in fact a great
many more than in times past when
exhibits have been made.
Besides the many prizes won on
plate and box displays of fruit and
Oh vegetables the exhibit also won
second on horticultural and third
On agricultural. Those two prizes
represent county sweepstakes and it
is the first time these prizes have
been won for Canyon county by
Payette alone. In times gone by
several different communities by
consolidating have won these prizes
Ter Canyon county but this time
the Payetts exhibit was large enough
and had the quality to- carry them
Off without outside assistance.
Two thirds of the fruit displayed
was packed by Mrs. Fox and the
balance by George Lattig and no
exhibit at the fair eXcelled the Pay
cite exhibit on this score.
The following is a complete list of
the winnings made with the growers
name given where we have been able
to determine:
Apples Displayed on Plates.
Jonathans, first and second; Bell
/, Fl2wer, first and second; BALDWIN,
first; Winesap, second; Ben DAVIS,
second; Grimes Golden, first and Sc
cond; Pound Pippin, first; Tallman
Sweet, first; Golden Sweet, second;
Paradise Sweet, first; King David,
first; Smith Cider, second; Maid
Blush, second; Wagner, first and
second; Rhode Island Greening, first;
Strawberry, second; Keswick, first;
Russell, second; Ortley, first and |
second; Snow, first and second; Bail |
ey Sweet, first; Canada Red, first |
and second; Delaware Red, second; |
King of Tompkins County, first; Pc
waukee, first; Ounce, first; Grave-
stine, +; st; Fearm" in, first.
Total cf 20 firsts and Is seconds
On Plate apples.
Pc s D.apIaye on Plates.
Flemi-h Beauty, first and second;
Idaho, first; Claireeau, first and Sc
cOnd; Fanell, second; Duchess, Sc
cond; Winter Neliis, first; Gene Toll
lelben, fl st; Winter Bergotte, first;
Summer, first; Bu Dell, first; Law
renee, second.
Total, eight firs.s and five Sec
onds on PearJ Displayed on plates.
C apes Displayed on Plates.
Black Hamburg, first; Tokay, Sc
cond; Silver Prunes, second.
Grand Total on Plate Winnings,
30 firsts and % seconds.
Box Display Winnings.
First On Best box White Winter
Pearmain apples; first on best Wine
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Pears; third on best box Rome Beau
ty apples; third on best display of ap-
pies, s boxes, varieties; second on
best box Grimes Golden; second on
best box Jonathans.
Box winnings, three firsts, two Sc
2"nda I'D 2 thirds.
Agricultural.
First on Mangle Wurtzurel Beet,
F. A. Farnum.
First on Carrots, Payette CONNER
cial Club.
First on Pie Pumpkin, C. A Berd-
y FIRST on Celery, Payette CONNER
cial Club.
First on Iowa Silver Mine Corn, E.
b. Cox. '
First on Bliss Triumph potatoes, H.
Harland. {
First on Early Six Weeks potatoes,
Payette Commercial Club. s
Second on Red Weathersfield en-
ions, Payette Commercial Club.
Second on Blue Steam Wheat, C.
A. Berding.
Second on Oats, c. A. Berding.
Second On Alfalfa, F. Stamey.
Second on Yellow Dent Corn, c. {
l.. Berry. ,
Second on Table Beets, Payette ,
Comm crcial Club.
Second on Sweet Potatoes, A. H.
Garside.
Second on Broom corn, Mr. Gra-
ham.
Second on White onions, Payette
Commercial Club.
Second on Cantaloupes, Payette