The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-25
EMMETT'SEXHIBIT WILL
Be A HUMMER
Fruit Display Will be a Promi-
nent Feature-Farm
Products are Grand

Emmett will have a splendid ex
hibit of the products of her orchards
and farms at the Canyon county fan
next week. Never before have the
fruit growers and farmers shown Sc
much interest and enthusiasm ir
making the collection so representa-
tive of Emmett's resources, and never
has the quality been of a higher
standard of excellence. There are
already nearly 300 different exhibits
of fruit, grain and vegetables.
In the apple exhibit there are %
different varieties shown and 23 va
rieties of grapes. Of corn there are
II varieties, potatoes z, and of
squashes, pumpkins, melons and
beets an almost endless variety.
There are beets weighing Is pounds,
pumpkins that tip the scales at 1T
pounds and potatoes bigger than your
foot even if it should happen to wear
a No. II shoe. In the novelty depart
ment there are acorns from real oak
trees cotton and tobacco. Besides,
there are nearly two tons of fruit in
cold storage. 1t is all a magnificent
demonstration of the diversity of pro-
ducts that can be grown here.
But you must see the exhibit to
fully appreciate its extensiveness and
excellence. Opportunity to do so will
be given all day today. Mr.. Gamage
and his assistants are busily engaged
in arranging the display, and every
one is invited to come. The exhibit
will be shown in the old Dewey sa-
loon building.
The exhibitors and their exhibits
are given below:
Corn.
Iowa Yellow Dent-Henry Shoen-
ing and Roy Murray, 1O-year-old
boy.
Yellow Dent Corn Garrett Ia
keuchi.
White and Yellow Dent-W. R. Ry-
nearson, raised on a dry farm.
Yellow Dent-W. L. Wilbur.
Reid's Thoroughbred Yellow Dent
R. L. Edgerton.
Pride of the West and popcorn
Ada Whelchel, raised on dry farm in
Black Canyon district.
White Capped Yellow Dent. H.
Cronk.
Imperial Yellow Dent. c.. Dewey. |
A fine display of Yellow Dent by
W. R. Hall, raised on land one year
from sagebrush.
Late Sweet Evergreen-Mrs. w. R.
Davis.
Early Mastodon and Early Dent
Tom Alley.
Yellow Dent-H. H. Cochran.
Early Dent-H. S. Workman.
Reid's Yellow Dents. N. Bucher.
Pearl White-G. D. Glidden.
Fancy Yellow-W. G. Mann.
Copper King-R. L. Edgerton.
Displays by S. ]. Rees and John
Yeck.
Corn on stalks by VIM. Baxla, Tom
Alley, Price Bane and H. H. Cochran.
Grains and Grasses.
Alfalfa, C. w. Lake; beardless bar
ley, J. P Clark; Big oats, A. E.
Pomeroy; Little Club wheat, John Ry-
nearson; wheat, Tom Gordon; beard
I'd barley, F. L. Fowler; Club wheat,
Peter Johnson; oats, c. B. Knox and
Henry Goul; Russian and German
nillet, N H. Frint; broom corn, ]. H.
Clark; rye, Orchard, Blue Stem and
Red Top grasses, James Vanderdas-
ion; broom corn, ]. w. Lumsey; In
oats, Price Bane; oats,
\. P. Peterson; Kafir corn, w. L.
Vellman; Oklahoma Dwarf broom
orn, G. 1. Twillegar; timothy, Price 7
,ane; Sonora and Club wheat, Jack
on brothers; White Ore wheat and h
ats, o. w. Zierlin of Willow Creek; !;
Italia seed. D. M. John; Jerusalem
orn, w. H. Baxla; alfalfa, fourth
utting, Ed Modin; yellow maize, w. T
I. Baxla.
Apples. +
Spitzenberg-J. A. Wills. s.
Jonathan, from 3-year-old trees
ra Flagler.
Rome Beauty, King David, Duchess
-Thos. Whiteside. L
Mcintosh Red and Wealthy-Paul j
.efauver. E
King David-Frozen Dog ranch. tc
Nameless, Coulsen's Strain-Geo.
oulsen. al
Strawberry-T. J. Coonrod.
Russian, blood red clear through H
[rs. w. R. Davis.
Grimes Golden-Ira Flagler.
Wolf River and Golden Ortley-J.
. Wills. H