The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-13

ton ., class 4e)-irst prize, Emil b.
Teller II. t. ID. No 5. city: second prize.
Jacob Zellcr, r. F. d. No. b, city.
Best stringless beans one-half peck
tsection .. class 50)-llrst prize, Emil
b. lcller, Il. l.. ID. No 5, city; second
prize, J. L. White. keysvillc. Va.
Best specimen pale lima beans, she'll
ed, one half peck (section .. class 51)-
first prize. J. B. Powell. II, +. ID. No.
., South Richmond.
Best specimen bush lima beans. one
half peck (section =. class 52)-frst
prize, Jacob Zeller, r. +. ID. No s,
city: second prize, James Bellwood.
South Richmond; third prize, Emil b.
Ieller, r. +. D. No. 5, city.
Best specimen fiat-head cabbage, and
first prize, .. L. Kent. Kent's Store
Va; second prize, Charles l. Smith, Jr
Dumbarton, Va.
Heaviest head OF cabbage (section ..
class 54)-first prize Charles 1. Smith,
Dumbarton, Va; third prize Q. L. Kent.
kcntS Store, Va.
Best specimen cucumbers, slicing, six
specimens
Best specimen eggplant. any variety.
three specimens tsection .. class 5D--
| first prize, j. Il. Powell. r. l.. u. No
10. South Richmond; second prize, c. L.
Smith, ST., X. f. ID. No. /, South Rich
mond
Sweepstakes.
Best quarter wheat. any variety (sec-
ton l, class 45)--first prize. William
J., Coyncr r. l.. D. No. 9. Waynesboro,
Va.
Best single car corn, and variety
| lsection !, class 4D-iirst prize. James
Bcllwood. South Richmond.
! Best display OF grain. grasses and
forage crOpS In grant and stalk fIrap-
ty-fivc or more samples must be shown.
exhibitor must be a farmer, but not
necessarily the grower OF all items
| tsection l, class 4S)--hrst prize, James
Bellwood. South Richmond.
Best display of Soy beans on vine
tsection /, class 3S)--trst prize. James
Bellwood, South Richmond; second
prize. James II. Watts, Ashland, Va;
third prize, Williamson Farms. Mat
toaX, Va.
! Best display OF cowpeas on vine Csec-
ton i, class 39)--first prize, Emil r.
Teller, II. +. ID. No. 5, city: second prize.
Jacob Ieller, II. Il. D. No ,. city; third
i prize, Williamson Farms, Mattoax, Va.
| Best display varieties sorghum on
stalk (section /, class 40)-tirst prize.
James Bellwood. South Richmond; sec
ond prize, o. H. Kent. kcnts Store. Va.
/ Best display German millet In bum
die section !, class 4D--frst prize. d.
NJ. Wetzel & Son, Harrisonburg. Va. !;
second prize. Williamson Farms. Mat
toax. Va; third prize. James Bcllwood.
South Richmond.
/ Best display Hungarian millet In
bundle (scction |, class 42)-first prize.
James Bellwood. South Richmond
| Largest and finest sunhower on stalk
| {section L. class 43)-first prize. o. l..
/ Kent, Kents store, Va
/ Best complete display OF varieties
of whole plants. including wheat, corn,
clovers and grasses isection |. class
/ 44l--frst prize, James Redwood. South
\ Richmond; second prize, G. T.. Mcinhard.
! Guinea Mills, Va.
Best display timothy hay. bale or
! bundle. Weighing twenty pounds (sec-
tion /, class 3l)--iirst prize. James Bell
wood South Richmond; second prize,
I Fred Harvey, Drawry's Blur; third
prize, u. r. Harris. Waverly, Va.
Best display orchard grass. bale or
bundle, Weighing twenty poundst sec
| ton ]. class 3a)-first prize. James
Redwood. South Richmond: third prize,
James r. Watts, Ashland. Va.
| Best display OF red clover. bale or
bundle, weighing twenty pounds (sec-
tion l, class 33)--first prize, James Bell
wood. South Richmond; second prize,
H. L. Smith, Drewry's Bluff. Va.
Best display of crimson clover. bale
or bundle, Weighing twenty pounds
section /. class S4)---arst prize, James
Redwood. South Richmond, third prize.
Emil y, Heller X. +. ID. No, 5, city;