The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-19
From Saturdays Daily.
The following are the premiums
awarded at the Mankato fair.
Farm Products.


Farm Products.
Judd Cornell, superintendent; e.
c.. Davis, University Farm, st. Paul,
judge.
One peck beans-Mrs. Anna Goettl,
Mankato, first.
Beets, best half doZen-Henry
Robel, ST., first; A. T. Sharp, second.
Cabbage, best two heads-Mrs. Deef,
first; Henry Robel, second.
Carrots, best one-half peck-T. S.
WEIGH, first; Henry Robel, second
Cucumbers. best one-half dozen
Joe Kern. first; Mrs. Deef, second.
Cucumbers, one-half peck for pick
ling-W. D. Flemming, second.
Citrons, two largest-Mrs. William
Wittrock, first.
Egg Plant-F. E. Welch, first; ].
F. Herold, second.
Gourds, best collection-H enry
Robel, first; W. B. Kidder, second.
Ground Cherries, one quart-Lucy
Culp, first; Mrs. Deef, second.
Mangelwurtz, three plants-A. T..
Sharp, first; j. W. Morse, second.
Watermelon, largest and best-Joe
Kern, first; Mrs. Lucy Culp, second.
Musk Melon-C. w. Camp, first;
F. E. Welch, second.
Onions, one peck sets-A. H.
Mrs. c. Springer, second.
Onioos, one peck sets-A. III.
Spauldlng, first.
Pie Pumpkin. e. WEIGH, first;
Henry Robel. second.
Largest Pumpkin-C H. Loucks,
first.
Peppers. six largest-L. B! Steel,
first: W. Ferguson, second.
Parsnips, one peck-F. E. Welch,
first.
Potatoes, best display of three
kinds-Mrs. William Wittrock; Fred
Luska, second.
Early Potatoes-T. c. Norman.
first; Fred Luska, second.
Late Potatoes-Fred Luska, first;
T. C. Norman, second.
Rutabagas-F, E. WEIGH. first.
Hubbard Squash-J, w. Morse,
first; F. F. WEIGH, second
Summer Squash-Henry Ro b Ell,
first; F. f. Welch, second.
Tomatoes-F. NJ Miller, first; Mrs.
G. A. Barnard, second.
Vegetable Oyster, six stalks
Henry Robel, first; A. Sharp, second.
Pie Plant-Mrs. c. H. Barnard,
first; second.
Sunfiower, largest and best-C. w.
Camp, first.
Rural New York Potatoes-Fred
Luska; special prize by Draper. &
Petersen.
Gardeners Display-Henry Robel,
first; special prize, Loren Clark.
Barley, one peck-C. E. Whitney,
first; C. Purrier, second.
Glover Seed, one peck-C. E. Whit
ney, first. .s..a,.
White Oats, one peck-L. T. Silkey
first; L.. T. Silkey, second; special
prize, George E. Brett, Inc.
Bluestem Wheat, best peck-F. E
Jefferson, first. Special prize, Zim.
norman & Bangerter, and special by
Free Press Printing company.
White Corn, fifteen ears-T. c.
Norman, first; A. T. Sharp, second /;
c. H. Johnson; third.
Pop Corn, fifteen ears-W. D. Elem.
ing, first; Mrs. Deef, second.
Yellow Corn, fifteen ears-W. Fer.
guson, first; L. T. Silkey, second /;
Fred Lind, third.
Flint Corn, fifteen ears-B. F. Tay
lor, first.
Sweet Corn, fifteen ears-L. T
Silkey, first; Frank Budde, second
Corn, ten ears-L. T. Silkey, first;
Mrs. VIM. Wittrock, second; judo
Cornell, third. Special prize, More
hart & Atchison.
Flax, one peck. c. Morse, first;
G.. E. Whitney, second.
White Oats, one peck. T. Silkey
first; L, T. Silkey, second; L. T. Sill
key, third.
Peas, one peck-T. G. Norman
first.
Rye, one peck-J W. Morse, first
Bluestem Wheat, one peck-F. e
Jefferson, first; Judd Cornell, second
Wheat, Minnesota 1910. Purrier
first.
Wheat, any other A. A. Juliar
first; A. T. Silkey, second.
Dairy Butter-E. r. Claridge, first
Culinary Department.
Judges in the culinary department
Mrs. Henry Wiecking, Mrs. C. ]
Laurisch and Mrs. P. Haggard.
White Bread-Rose Albert, first
Lena Malzahn, second.
White Bread, Special, Consumer,
Power company, electric fiat iron
Mrs. Ernest Mahlke.
White Bread, Hubbard Millin:
Special-Mrs. Kidder
Graham Bread-Mrs. Walter Hill
first; Mrs. Kidder, second.
Rye Bread-Mrs. A. Wagner, first
Mrs. G. Kruse, second
Rolls-Mrs. G. Kruse, first; Mrs
Zellmar, second
Coffee Bread-Mrs. Malzahn, first
Mrs. Zellmar, second; special b,
A. ]. Busch company, Mrs. A. Elem
ing. @
Doughnuts-Mrs. Charles Post
first; Mrs. Hague, second.
Ginger Bread-Mrs. Hague, first
Mrs. Kidder, second
White sGookies-Mrs. A. Wagner
first; Mrs. Burns. second.
ApOoI Ennd-MrS Thaodnra Inst