Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-10
PREMIUM AWARDS.

Following are some of the premium
awards at the Midwinter Fair.
No. 1Ol-Best display of variegated
farm products: First prize, Charles
starck, 800 in cash; second prize, A. y.
Tandy, a potato digger by Walker Bros.
NO. lO3-Lettucc: First prize. Fred
R~usterberg, S. worth of groceries by the
brownsville Grocery Co.; second prize,
o.. +. Walters, blue ribbon.
No. 1O4-Green snap beans: First
prize, Charles Starck, a porch rocker by
the Howse Furniture Co.
No. 1O5-White snap beans: First
prize, George Federolf, a porch rocker
by the Howse Furniture Co.; second
prize, A. y. Tandy.
No. 106-Irish potatoes: First prize,
A. H.. Darling, an IS ice book by Peoples
ICE and Manufacturing Co. second prize,
A. y. Tandy.
No. 1O7-Sweet potatoes: First prize,
A. n. Tandy, sack of oats by the Cham
piOn Grain Co.; second prize, j. r. AK
SON.
No. 10S-Turnips: First prize, John
French, a porch rocker by the HOwse
Furniture Co.; second prize, G. b. Rhodes
of H%arlingen.
No. 1O9-TOmatoes: First prize, George
FederOlf, So worth of groceries by Wise
& Newman.
No. 110-Onions: First prize, A. n.
Tandy, S. worth of seeds by the f. II. T.
Howard Grain Co.; second prize, Fred
Rusterberg.
No. 111-Cabbags: First prize, A. II.
Darling, n hammerleSs gun by the
Brownsville Hardware Co.; second prize,
A. y. Tandy.
No. 112-Caulinower: First prize, A.
n. Tandy; a porch swing rocker by the
HOwse Furniture Co.
No. 114-Egg plant: First prize, A. II.
Darling, 3-pound can of coffee by Caffar-
eli Bros.
No. 115-Beets: First prize, A. II.
Darling, 3-pound box of candy by the
Elite Confectionery; second prize, G. 5.
Morton.
No. 117-Endive: First prize, Charles
Starck, 81.
No. 11S-Spinach: First prize, Fred
Rusterberg, ST; second, George Federolf.
50 cents.
No. 122-Pumpkin: First prize, Charles
Starck, 81; second, A. II. Darling, %
cents.
No. 124-Kohlrabe: First prize, A. =.
Tandy, 81.
No. 125-Radishes: First prize, Charles
Starck, 81.
No. 126-Carrots: First prize, c. s.
Morton, 81; second, A. y. Tandy, 30 cents.
No. 131-Mustard green's: First prize,
A. II. Darling, 81.
FARM PRODUCTS.
No. 132-Alfalfa hay: First prize, A.
w. Cunningham of Harlingen, so ice
book by the Consumers Ice Co.
No. 135-Gencral exhibit of cotton:
First prize, Charles Starck, a phono-
graph valued at $25, given by A. Dit
mann.
No. 13S-Bale of sorghum hay: First
prize, Charles Starck, IS worth of gro
ceries by Wise & Newman.
No. 139-Display of brOOmcOrn: First
prize, j. ID. Kennedy of Mercedes, So.
No. 140-Exhibit of sugar cane: First
prize, Charles Starck, so by Brownsville
Herald Publishing Co..
No. 142-Cotton in the lint: First prize,
Charles Starck, 50.
No. 144-Ribbon cane syrup: First
prize, John French, 81.
CITRUS FRUITS.
No. 161-Dugat oranges: First prize:
Mrs. w. II. Adams, a 3-pound can Of cof-
fee by Caflarelli Bros.
No. 162-Kumquats: First prize, ".
+. bennett, a cord of wood by NJ. Bcs-
teirO.
No. 163-Commercial lemons: First
Prize, Mrs. w. II. Adams, a years sub
scription to the Daily Sentinel. :
No. 167-For the best display of citrus
fruits by an individual; first prize, w. f.
bennett, So.
EGGS.
Charles Starck carried away all hon
ors in egg displays, as follows: One
dozen white eggs. one dozen brown eggs.
one dozen duck eggs, one dozen guinea
eggs. first and second premiums.