The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
The Prize Winners.
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The Prize Winners.
The following is the list of prize
winners in the various departments
at the fair:
Prizes awarded in the agriculture
/ department of the West Florida. FaiE
| Association:
For the best and largest arranged
individual exhibit raised exclusively
by the exhf5dtor-EirsG prize; w. M
Stone, 325.00: second prize: w. H
! Milton, $1,000; third prize: G. e. Pied
ger, ribbon.
Best display of Jackson county lime
Stoue-First prize: J. .. Smith, 100
Best variety OF mineral and rock
native Of West EIorida--F1rst prize:
J. =. Smith. $500; second prize: w
II. Stone. $2.5e.
Best display OF native woods of
| West Florida. labeled-First prize: C.
e. Pledger, $500.
Best exhibition of wild game of
West FIorida-First prize J. NJ. At
kins, $500.
Best exhibits of relics, curiosities
and antiqaes-First prize: ]. d. Smith,
$500.
Best exhibits of relics curfosities
and antiques in the Arts exhibits de-
part--F'irst prize: Miss uoulie Moor
ing, $500; second prize: Mrs. Sallie
Baker, $3.50.
Greatest single relic, curiosity or
antique-First prize: Miss Louie
Mooring, $500; second prize: Mrs. A.
NJ Thompson, $1.00.
Best exhibit of West Florida soil,
labelled-Ffrst prize: ]. D. Smith,
$500.
Premium for the prettiest girl was
not awarded on account Of the judges
being unable 70 agree.
Premium for the ug1fest man
Lawrence Bird. candidate for city
clerk Of Mariana, who fs not running
Beae display of bear First prize
known, $1.00.
Best half busheI of sFrghum seed
First prize: r. T. Pleas $500; second
prize: w. III. Milton, 81 cents
Gallon Japanese can syrup-First
prize: r. J. Pleas, $1.00; second prize:
Z n. Milton (col.l. SO cents.
Best display of chicken feed-F1rst
prize: II. ]. Pleas, s1.00
Best half dozen collard heads-First
prize: John Hayes (col.), s1.00: sec
ono prize. E. Q. Martin. 90 cents.
Best half dozen pumplzins-Firs
prize: r. ]. Pleas, $500; second prize:
L. M. Thompson. soc.
Best squash-First prize: c. e.
Pledger, $1.0o.
Best display of pumpkins and
al
second prize: L. NJ. Thompson, SO
cents.
Best half bu. Irish potatoes-First
prize: w: NJ. Stone, $1.oo; second
prize: r. j. Pleas, Soc.
Best half bu. Dooley sweet potatoes
First prize: Henry Martin (coL),
$1.OO
Best half bu. Nancy Hall sweet po-
tatoes-FirSt prize: w. M. Stone
s1.00; second prize: Flakes Chambhs,
soc
Best pie melon-First prize: r.. j.
Pleas. $1.00; second prize: I. n. Mil
ton (col), soc.
Best peck Bermuda onions-Ffrst
prize: g. A. Logan, s1.oo: second prize:
r. J. Pleas, Soc.
Best display of onions. three or
more varieties-First prize: r. j.
Pleas, $1.00.
Best peek butterbeans-F'irst prize:
r. ]. Pleas, $1.o0.
Best peck Lima beans-First prize:
r. j. Pleas, $1.00.
Best peck Kidney beans-F5rst
prize: r. J. Pleas. $1.00.
Best half peck navy beanS-Fdrst
prize: r. J. Pleas, $1.00.
Best half peck tonatoes-First
ond prize: Mrs. w. J. Pledger. soc.
Best peck purple top turnips-Ffrst
prize: G. NJ. Messer. SlOo; Henry
Martin, soc.
Best display or rad1S neS--F 1rSC |
prize: r. J. Pleas, $f.o0: second prize:
VIII Stone. soc.
Best display of okra-First prize: |
". NJ. Stone, $500
Best display fhome grown garden |
seed-First prize: r. J. Pleas. $1.00.
Best display of hot pepper---First |
prize: w. NJ Stone. $l.oO: second |
prize: r. j. Pleas, soc.
Best display of sweet pepper-Ffrst |
prize; w. NJ. Stone $1.OO; second |
prize: f. J. Pleas, soc.
Best display OF artichokes-First |
prize: G. e. Pledger, $1.00: second |
prize: A. J. Singletary. soc.
Best display Of vegetables, 10 or /
more varieties-FirSt prize: w. NJ. /
Stone, S1.00; second prize: r. ]. Pleas,
soc.
Fruits.
Best half doz Satsuna oranges
First prize: H. E. Damn. $500; sec
ond prize: w. 5. Warren, soc.
Best half doz. ponderosa lemons
First prize: Mrs. ]. d. Smith, S1.00; /
second prize: Mrs. W. S. Warren. Soc 1
Best half dog. grape frutts-First
prize: w. NJ. Stone. $1.00; second Il
prize: S. S. Alderman, soc.
Best half peck KUN Quats-Ftrst II
prize: G. r. Warren. $1.0O; second II
Drize: T. 8. Pumphrey, soc. II
Best Japanese persimmons-FirStl II
prize; r. J. Pleas, $1.O0.
Best collection of oranges-First
,rize: S. S. Alderman, $1.oO
Best half dOZ. OrangcS-FTrgt priZn. III