The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
COUNTY FAIR
PREMIUM LIST
Agriculture

Display alfalfa-C. Blunt, first; |
A. Laurence. second.
Display tiax-W. c. Bane, first;
w. l.. Cline, second.
Display grain in sheaf-E. P.
House.
Display grasses A. Laurence,
first; Donald Bliss. second
Dozen ears Flint white corn-C.
b. Norris. first; Kersey Kommercial
klub, second.
Dozen ears Dent yellow corn-O.
c. Prunty, first; Platteville Com
mercial club, second.
Dozen ears Dent white corn
/, Glen S. Lewis, first; Thomas Gala
han. second.
Dozen ears Dent popcorn-T. H.
Dinsmore, first; George Carter. sec
ond.
Dozen ears sweet corn. X.
Speer, first; also second.
| Six stalks popcorn-rhomas Cal
lahan, first; j. H. Dinsmore, sec
ond.
Ten stalks field corn-O. c.
Prunty, first; Thomas Callahan, sec
ond.
Ten stalks sweet corn. R.
| Speer. first; also second.
| Ten stalks sorghum +. p.
House.
Ten stalks Kaffir corn-Platte-
Vile Commercial club.
Ten stalks milo maize-Mrs. D.
Johnson.
Display corn on stalk-O. c.
Prunty, first: Thomas Callahan,
second.
Sheaf Grains
| Display shown by boy or girl un-
| der Is years old-Donald f. Bliss,
first: Mark Bliss, second.
Potatoes
Half bushel Rural New Workers.
C. H. Bliss, first; Mrs. w. II. Hart,
second.
Half bushel Mammoth Pearls
Chloe Billings, first; kersey kom-
mercial klub. second.
Half bushel Red Ohios-J. A.
Hicks.
Half bushel White Ohios-George
S. Adams.
| Display of potatoes--Mark Bliss.
Display OF potatoes by boy or
girl under 16 years-Charley Fled
ler, first; Mark Bliss, second.
Sugar Beets
Five sugar beets weighing not
less than y or more than five
pounds Deffke. first; John
S. Root, second.
Five sugar beets weighing not
less than pound each-Mrs. NJ. n
Fielder, fist; Pierce Commercial
club, second.
est shaped sugar beet-kersey
Kommercial klub. first; j. A. Hicks,
second.
Best display sugar beets-John
IL
berg, second
Roots and Vegetables
Ten pound turnips-Charles Won
ond.
Half dozen mangel wurzel =
Thomas Callahan. first: Platteville
Commercial club, second.
Largest field pumpkin j. A.
Hicks, first; kersey kommercial
klub. second.
Three field pumpkins-C. Blunt,
first ]. S. Yearick, second.
Three pie pumpkins-H. Fortune,
first; ]. H. Dinsmore, second.
Three Hubbard squash-C. c. Ell
bridge, first Pierce Commercial
club. second.
Three summer squash-Platte-
Vile Commercial club, first; j. A.
Hicks, second.
Squash, any other variety-ker-
ser Kommercial klub, first; Nj. l..
Riggs, second.
Three watermelons Platteville
Commercial club, first: l.. ID. Mark
ley. second.
Three muskmelons- A. Hicks.
first; Mrs. j. S. Archibald, second.
Three netted gem cantaloup-J.
A. Hicks, first.
Six cucumbers. green j. K.
Speer first: Ruth Bliss. second.
Five pounds white onions-Char-
les Won Rosenberg. first; Pierce
Commercial club second.
Five pounds white picking onions
Mrs. J. Christman.
Five pounds Red Globe onions
Charles Won Rosenberg, first SAM
uel Reeves. second.
Five pounds yellow Globe onions
Charles Won Rosenberg, hrst'
Samuel Reeves. second.
Ten parsnips- Samuel reeves
first: Charles Won Rosenberg seo-
ond.
Ten carrots-Charles Van Rosen-
h.rg first: Dora II. Decker. second.
Half dozen table beets -Charies
Van Rosenberg. first; also second.
Ten pounds red tomatoes. ~
Speer. first: c. ID. Page. seconu.
Ten pounds Mexican beans. u.s-
e Roulter. first: Platteville Com
|mercial club. second.
Ten pounds navy beans. dry
Pierce Commercial club. hrst'
pIatteyille Commercial club. second
Ten pounds wax beans, dry
r. Speer. first.
Ten pounds green beans IN Pou
w. f.. Benton, first: Mrs. Il. -
White. second.
Three heads fat Dutch cabbage
Pierce Commercial club, first; Char-
Loo Vnn Rnaen berg second.