The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-20
APPLE DISPLAY PERHAPS THE
MOST EXTENSIVE OF ANY IN
THE BUILDING.
SEVERAL WHEAT ENTRIES
Extra Fine Display Of Corn IN the
Corn Exhibits, the Uniformity OF
the Grain and Ears Being Notice
able Feature.

some most cred1taDle exnlpiIiono' -
tbe wheat entries there were only
eight. but the quality OF the grain
was far superior in every instance 70
what was expected early in the sum-
mer between cutting and thresning.
The apple display was perhaps tne
most extensive of any exhibit OF any
exhibit in the building and was mucn
admired. There were numerous va
rieties and all showed up well.
There were not as many corn ex-
hibits as there should have been out
there could be no complaint with the !
character of the entries. The unfa-
yorable weather made good oat ex
hibit impossible.
The butter exhibit was unusually
good and large. There were fifteen
different entries and some OF the pest
Jersey dealers in the county entered
the contest The judging was done
nv a United States government ex-
merit who pronounced the quality OF
the butter the best he had seen IN
some time. The first prize was tax
en- off by Mrs. R. P. Stegall, OF South
lco,umbia, the second by Mrs. W. D.
Hastings and the third by Eweh
Farm, of Spring Hill.
The premiums as awarded were:
Display Of farm products. w.
Mayberry.
| Display Of hog products-A. B.
Harlan
| Best bushel of wheat, any variety
Nv. P. Ridley, first E. M. Giddens'
Isecond.
| Burt oats-J. w. Matthews, frst;
~. w. Mayberry. second. "a, 4@gs
Ten ears Of white corn-J E. Hay
wood, first; E. B. Rousseau, second
Ten ears Of yellow corn. W.
Matthews, first.
Ten ears corn, any variety-Robt
Rousseau, first; VIM. Mayberry, sec
ond.
Fifty ears of corn. B. Haywood
Ten stalks of corn-Jim Alexander
> first: J. w. Matthews, second.
Ten stalks of sorghum-A. L. En-
erson, first; ]. w. Mayberry, second
Bushel Of white corn-Bert Erwin
Bushel of clover seed-Mrs 7. II
Nicely, first; w. P. Ridley, second.
Alfalfa. w. Matthews, first.
Bushel of Irish potatoes, red
w. Mayberry.
Bushel of Irish potatoes, white
Id. G. Stephenson.
II Watermelons-Tom Williams, nrst
I'll. C. Murphy, second.
= Country cured ham-E. J. DAVIS
first; JEFF Adair, second.
Country cured bacon-E. J. Davl'
first: Mrs. T. H. Nicely, second
Country cured shoulder-E. J. d.
: Wis, first; Mrs. T. H. Nicely, second.
ID One half bushel of onions-R.
C. fowler, first; Mrs. Frank Leonhar'
= second.
,rl Peck of tomatoes--L. ?. hin
L. first; ]. NJ Martin, second.
Peck of beans-Mrs. w. D. liza
tings.
Collection of peppers-Mrs. T.
Nicely.
Half dozen squash-T. H. Sowell.
Half dozen beets-Mrs. w. D. Ha
things.
n Dozen okra-Mrs. wallace User
: first: Mrs. Mary Meek, second.
Sunflowers- Clarence Kerr, frs
Z Miss Aline Nicely, second.
q Best display Of vegetables-Ml
SlT. H. Nicely, first; Mrs. w. D. He
4 tings, second.
Honey and apiarian display
: Chafin Bros, first.
Butter, best single pound-Mrs
Zip. stegall, first; Mrs w. D. Hastinl
= second; Ewell Farm, third.
Half busnd of pears--Ls q Murpl
Slfirst: r. F. Moore, second.
& Display of peaches-I. c. 'Murpl
lArst: Mrs. H. G. Evans, second.
Display of grapes-Wilburn Sc
SIell.
Display Of fruits-L G. Murp
SIfrst: e. ]. Davis, second.
winesap apples-L c. Murp
q thirst; E. J. Davis, second.
= Kinnard apples-L c.. Murp
4 lfrst: Brad Erwin, second.
\ Ben Dav:s-I. G. Murphy, hrst'
fIJ. Davis, second.
Mammoth black twig-- c. N
phy FIRST; Z. j. Davis, second.
Yates-I. c. Murphy first.
I'll Commerce.. n. Blackburn
Golden Grimee-J. X. Nicholson.
~ Early harvest-I c. Murphy.