The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-08-16
ALL RECORDS BROKEN
AT GREAT BRODHEAD FAIR
Over Five Thousand People On
Grounds On Second Day-flrst
Two Days Awards.

morning and the gate receipts show
larger attendance than ever be-
fore on the first day. Lincoln coun-
" is well represented and also vis-
itors from everywhere. Prof. >.
Shropshire the bird man, with the
a.rsh,p. IIcagland Bros Hippo
drome and numerous other attrac-
tions with their good shows, are
big drawing cards. Col j. L.
Chandler, the efficient ring master
is here. conducting the affairs OF
his office in n satisfactory manner.
The display in the floral hail is bet
ter than ever and more abundant,
more room for their exhibition hav-
ing 10 he added. II was 2 o'clock
before the awards had been finished
so extensive were the exhibits. VS.
itors who have attended fairs all
over the state say the display here
TODAY has not been cxcelled, either
in quantity or quality.
The stalls are filled with fast
horses and much good, blooded
stock. every one in the crowd looks
a winner.
Thursday the second day. all pre-
vious records for large crowds were
broken. This day, known as Lam
coin county day. over $500 people
were in attendance. and the Lin
coin delegation helped swell the
crowd to considerable extent. the
East End and seemed to be present
enmasse. while Stanford and vicinity
sent nice delegation. Everybody
enjoying the bic time aud loud in
praise of the occasion.
President Granville Owens. See
rotary. A. NJ. Hiatt. a. well as the
terprise are TO be congratulated on
the success fthe undertaking. Their
hustle and work made possible one
of the best fairs ever.
The following are the judges
awards for the first aud second
DAYS:
First Day.
Best peek wheai-R. l.. Smith,
LIST; &. l.. Lear. 2d.
Best - ears white corn-N; En-
erick. I'd.
Best peck green beans-Mary
Proctor lsi; Laura llerrin I'd.
Best peek sweet potatoes-Annie
Shumate LIST; Mamie Bown. ID.
Best peek Irish potatoes - Maude
Brown LIST; Amanda Turner I'd.
Best peck onions Fannie Sig
man LIST, Laura lierrin I'd.
Best peek turnips-G. NJ. Sigman
I'd.
Best tomatoes-Dave HeIIin lst /;
:. y. Carpenter I'd.
Best Beets-C. 7. Sigman. LIST /;
j. J, Smith I'd.
Best dried apples. +. Bradley,
1st. Steve Brown I'd.
best cucumbers-iienry Hysinger
LIST; Bettie Parsons I'd.
Best cabbage-J. J. Smith LIST (;
ii. $. Braunaman 2d.
Best display vegetables John b..
SAVIOR lst; BETTE Parsons I'd.
Best and largest appies-Mrs.
Mahsla Brown LIST: II. G. Jones 2d.
Best peaches 81. j. Deborde LIST (;
Martha Deborde I'd.
Best II pears. j. Deborde LIST /;
W. l.. King. I'd.
Best black erapes-W. l.. King,
1st; same I'd.
Rest white grapes-W. l.. King
LIST. same I'd.
Hest Watermelon-S. ID. Carpen-
ser LIST; ID. Il, Belcher, I'd
Best musk melon--Liia Mays LIST ;
NJ. A. Stevens I'd.
Best canialoupe A. Stevens
list; Lits Mays ID.
Best pumpkin-W. h. Napier LIST !;
Laura Iierrin I'd.
Best display of fruits-May
Brannaman lst; John Lear I'd.
Best tobacco-John Lear LIST;
4. Il. Lear I'd.
Best broom cOrn-C. 7. Sigman,
lsi: Lizzie Sigman I'd.
Best sugar cane-S. T. Payne LIST
Best millet-C. I. Sigman LIST |;
Lille Sigman 2d.
Best timothy-F. y. Robbins LIST;
Henry Hysinger I'd.
Best Clover-Gus Stavisn LIST [;
Henry Hysinger I'd.
Best alfalfa-W. l.. King LIST;
same I'd.
Cakes.
Best black cake-Bettie King I'd;
Best white cake-P. X. Thompson
LIST; Clyde Lear I'd.
Best chocolate cake-Lizzie Ow-
ems LIST; NJ. s. Durham, I'd.
Rest cocoanut cake-M. =. Dur
ham lst; May Johnson I'd.
Best peach pie-W. Il. Deborde