The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-13
THE sloHMoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OCTOBER 49, i


New Glasgow. Va: second, Harry j.
Goyne. Chester. Va.
Best dozen jars white extracted
honey--First. Harry J. Goyne, Ches-
ter. Va: second. C. T. Thompson. New
Glasgow. Va
Best dozen jars light amber ex-
tracted honey~-First, Harry j. Goyne,
Chester. Va; second. c. r. Thompson.
New Glasgow. Va
Best and largest display of bees
wax--First, Harry ]. Goyne. Chester,
Va
Best display in special designs In
beeswax- First. C. r. Thompson. New
Glasgow. Va.
Best display OF fruit preserved in
honey--First. Harry J. Govne. Ches-
ter, Va: second. c. T. Thompson,
New Glasgow. Va.
Best display honey vinegar-First.
Harry T. Goync, Chester. Va; second.
c. IT. Thompson. New Glasgow, Va,
Rest collection Of Virginia honey
yielding plants First. {. T. Thomp-
SON New Glasgow. Va; second. Harry
]. Goyne. Chester, Va.
Best and largest display Of bee
keepers suppiies-First, Harry j.
Govne Chester. Va.
Pest specimen peck Of jersey vel
low sweet-First, Charles I. Smith.
Dunrbarton. Va; second G. I. Smith,
Tr Dumharton. Va; third. w. K.
Shelton. Alice. Wa.
Best specimen peck of red ans
Second-~C S. Keller, North River,
Va
Rest specimen peck Of white vans
First. w s. Martin Charlotte Court
house, Va: second, ". s. Martin.
Charlotte Courthouse, Va.
Rest specimen beets for table use,
three bunches-First. Jacob Zeiler,
r. F. n. No s. city; second, Emil
f. Teller. r. F. D.. No. g. city; third,
Charles I. Smith. Dumbarton, Va.
Rest specimen beets for stock use.
three specimens First. James Bell
wood. South Richmond va.
Test specimen. turnlps. ID peck.
purple top rst, Emil r. Zeller. r.
+. u. No. s. city. second. Jacob EEL
Ter, r. r n. No. <. city, third, ".
r, shelton, Atlee, Va.
Best specimen turnipe. 1-2 peck,
white top--Flrst. Emil f. zeller. r.
+. u, No. 3. city; second. Jacob Zeller,
r. f. u, No 5. city.
Best specimen turnips. rutabaga,
three specimens--First, Jacob Zoller.
II. r. D.. No. <. city: second. Emil
/ + Zeller. II. f. D.. No. 5. city,
Best specimen carrots u speci-
menS-First Emil f. eller, II. r. n,
No. s. city: second, Charles / Smith.
Jr.. Dumharton. Va; third. c. I. smith
Sr. Dumharton. va.
F Rest specimen parsnlps, e specimens
First, c !. Smith. Jr., Dumbarton
( Va; second. G. l. Smith, Sr., Dunn
barton. Va: third. Jacob Zeller, +,
T F. H., No. 5, city
( Best specimen rcd at yellow dry
onions, l-2 peck-First, Emil z. zel-
Ter. r. F. D.. No. g. city; second. G. J.
( Smith. Sr. Dumbarton, Va.
+ Pest specimen white drv onions 80
: perk-First. II. Winston Morton
Charlotte Courthouse. Va; second w
s. Martin. Charlotte Courthouse, Va.
third, Emil +. Zeller. r. r. n, No
5. city
Best specimen yellow danverS onior
sets. IA peck-First. Emil f. Zeller
Il. F. u. No. :. city, second Jacol
/ ZeIler r. F. n No. 3. city.
/ Best specimen white onion sets. l.
peck-First. James Be1fwood. South
- fttCnT0Uue va. serunti. w 8, Martin
Charlotte Courthouse, Va
Best specimen radlShes. c lunches
First, Jacob Zeiler, r. + ID. No. ;
city.
Rest specimen satisfy punches
First, Miss L. r, Jones. Denbigh, War
wick county. va.
Best specimen ten ears sweet corr
First c. McGill Drewry. Centralia
Va; second Charles c. Lussuer. r. F
d. No 3, Richmsnd. Va,
Best specimen display OF varietiei
of corn on stalk-First James Bell
wood. South Richmond. Va. second
Jacob Zeller. r. f. u, No 5, city
Best specimen largest total ylel(
Of corn from TO stalks 10 he shown
on stalk-First James Bellwood
South Richmond. va
Best specimen white corn, twent
ears-First. Charles Lewis, Jr., r
r. II. No. :. South Richmond, Va.
second, Scott Hennine. jefferson. Va
third, Walter Ford. r. r. d. No.
Wayneshoro. Va; fourth l.. I
Walker, Ivy Depot. Va; NTH. Locks
ley +, Henning. jefferson, VA,
Best specimen yellow corn, slngl
ear-Firsi. Waiter Ford, r. r u, NJ
!. 2 Waynesboro Va; second. Lynwuo
w Sandy, North River. Va: thire
John Boyd. Alton. Va: fourth, r. T
Hamrick. box ass. Staunton. Va.
fifth. Willis Harvey; Drewrys Bluff
Va.
Best specimen yellow corn. nv
ears--First. Willis Harvey, Drewry
Bluff. Va. second, Walter Ford. r
F. d. No. ? Wayneshoro. Va; thirt
John Boyd. Alton. Va. fourth. "
stockton walker, Ivy Depot, Va.
fifth. w. w Walker, Ivy Depot. VI
Best specimen yellow corn, tie
cars~-First, Willis Harvey. Dsowry
Bluff. Va; second. John Boyd, Alton
Va, third, Lynwood W. Sandy. Mort
River, Va. fourth, Emil b. Zelle
II. f. u. No. 3, city; fifth, r.. Z. Ham
rick, box 465. Staunton, Va.
Best specimen yellow corn, invent
ears First. Wills Harvey. Drewry
Bluff. Va. second. Lynu God "
. Sandy. North River, Va third. I'm
r, Zeller. Il. f. p, No. 5, city; fourth
John Boyd. Alton. Va, nth, Il,
4 Hamrick. Staunton. Va.
Best specimen, ten ears. pop corn
First. W. G. Christian. Moseieys June
ton, Va: second. w. &. Martin. Char
lotte Courthouse. Va; third. VIM.
Coyner, Jr., r. r. d. No. 2, Wayne:
j boro, Va.
Best specimen yellow corn, te
ears--First, Ammos Fl. Showalte
1 Waynesboro Va; second. Il. A. Ruch
err, Delaplanc Va: third. Jas Bel
wood. South Richmond. Va. fourth
August and a. l. Manich, News Ferr.
1 Va; fifth. Aug. Manich. News Ferr.
Va, sixth, VIM r. Coyner. X. +. |
1 Ne 2. Wayneshoro. Va. seventh, y
r. Henning. Jefferson, Va: eighth
Fred Harvey, Drewrys Bluff Va
\ ninth, w. c. Parkinson, Taylorsyill