The Forrest City times., 1913-11-07
ARKANSAS FAIR
 PRIZE WINNERS
THE STATES BIGGEST AND BEST FAR CAME TO AN END LAST
 SATURDAY..
MANY INTERESTING EXHIBITS
ln t.e Boys Corn Club Section 625 Y34Ng Farmers Sought Honors
 and Prizes.
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 Hot Spriugs.-After the biggest and mos successful week in its history the Ars.nsas state fair seaEe to close ast Sauria1 Much interest was talk I'll bs the F.stors to the fair in the a-ri I-ra. exhibits and the awards eera eagerly awaited 5y the contest mfs.
 Tte u5sr interest vas shown in the Boy and Giris Club section. This aatl ,. the exhibit was crowded con. ael,.s hoe eager 10 see
 in taa Joys corn club there were a45 c5a-astan s. the greatest number that aver competed for prizes in this c}as- ,a the State of Arkansas, and the competition was so keen that in many Instances q single handful of kernels rt c3ra decided some individual win. uefs and tn one praticlar instance roau'S team prize In this competi- non only the sweepstakes. county team ara individual awards were made. h. stae and special prizes will be made at Little Rock from the state taIr records at d later date The prizes consisted of trophies, cash and trip 1yizes The silver trophy for the best flowing by I county was won by Ran dolph county The county team prizes Here given out as follows:
 First Washington county; second, @andolph county; third, Polk county, the individual prizes for the best 10 ears resulted as folIws.
 First. Wendell Foreman of Rose Bud, second, Bonnie Weir of Ink; third, Joe Reed of Tohnson fourth, Carl Burton of Booneville; fifth, Ben ton Forbes of Maynard sixth, Dor phene Moore Of Wyman; seventh, D. Foreman of Rose Bud; eighth Homer Harris of Griffithyille; ninth, Chester Roberts of Bonneville; tenth D. Tyler of Fayetteyille; eleventh Oscar Gar. rett )f Maynard. or almost equal interest was the girls canning club department. There were nearly as many entries in this class as in the boys club. and the competition was even more keen than lu the corn clubs, so close in fact that two o} them tied for first honors and We're permitted to divide the first and second prizes on equal terms, These two girls and the winners of the third prize are all members nf the L o. O. F Orphans Home at Batesyille The awards were as follows:
 FIr-t and second, Lucy Kelley anG GHna Gardner, Batesvlle: third Ger 1rl1' Cooper, Batesyille: fourth. Pearl '<''t7 Little Rock fifth, Irma Davis, H'.5'oas sixth, Mildred Hughes, Pc e"hoa'as seventh, Viola Lewis Lit, IT, 3pek ejgth, Bessie Newton, Scar
 nth, tnella IIutt, Conway; meth. NH'@da Nargeuschroer, Levy.
 4l'.1es Tn the fruit exhibits sent here as -ae Tarious counties in the state aaia ha following awards
 For best general collection of fruit, ''-a.oo county first, Franklin county se.1ui
 For the best collection of apples, i'Afon county.
 For the best collection of grapes t'aaIn, first; Benton second
 Per the best collection of peaches Benton, first, Franklin. second.
 ae Amity nursery received first pT7a for the best collection of shrubs, 'tb Garland county second
 2 the cattle department the strang est competition came in the Jersey class Two splendid herds from the same city, Hope, were in the keenest F..3iry. and the judges had a hard tins ''c'd'ng the winners in this class. In me sAo2thorn Dutch Belt and Hostein eiaSSes there was no competition, al though the displays in these classes Na' all that could have been askedh
 County Exhibit Awards.
 First, Washington county; second, U- between Franklin and Faulkner countless fourth, Perry county; fifth, odlIn2 county; sixth, Pulaski county; seventh, Logan county; eighth, Gar. land county.
 Cattle Division Awards.
 Hn Shorthorns, H. c. Lookabaugh, Wstcnga, Okla, 20 first, two seconds on Jerseys, F. s. Greening. Hope II tTstS, seven seconds; ". s. Simms. "ot Springs, one first; on Duth Belt, : eu cattle, w. J. Waldrip, Magness, l2 ."St' two seconds; on Holsteins, P. C. "egoss' Hot Springs, two firsts one second.