The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-11-05
Premium Winners at the Fair.

list Delng compete IN so lar as We are
except that those of the last
day when the grounds were turned over
to the colored people are not mentioned:
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Greatest variety farm products-E. S.
Burt; n. w. Sentell second.
Greatest variety fruit and truck from
one farm-N. W. Sentell; L. T. San
ders second.
Best ten ears white COTE. S. Burt;
J. A. Lowe second.
Best ten ears June corn-J. S. Alison ;
E. S. Burt second.
Best ten ears yellow corn-J. A. Lowe
]. P. Fullilove second.
Best ten ears any other variety-A.
Kirsch; J. H. Fullilove, jr., second.
Best bushel white corn On ear-E. S.
Burt.
Best bushel yellow corn on earn.
". Sentell.
Best ten ears white pop COTE. S.
Burt.
Best ten ears red-Jim Bounds.
Best six stalks white corn-L. T. San
ders.
Best six stalks Yellow. R. Arnold.
Best display corn-E. S. Burt.
Best fifty bolls long staple cotton-E
S. Burt; ]. ]. Robertson second.
Best fifty bolls short staple cotton-L
T. Sanders; R. c. Gilmer, jr., second.
Best bale long staple cotton-A. NJ
Odum.
Best bale short staple cotton-J. ]
Robertson. ....-.
Best display forage-N. w. Sentell.
Best twelve stalks sugar cane-M. B
Stampley.
Best twelve stalks sorghum-Jin
Bounds.
Best peck Irish potatoes-Will Nc
Call.
Best display vegetables-E. S. Burt
n. W. Sentell second.
Best peck sweet potatoes, yams-E
S. Burt; j. E. Young second.
Best peck sweet potatoes, other thai
yams-E. S. Burt; J. H. Demoss second
Best twelve turnips-M. Smith.
Best watermelon--J. H. Nattin.
Best pumpkin. R. Arnold.
Best cashaw-E. S. Burt.
Best winter squash-M. R. Bolinger.
Best twelve red onions-J. Fl. Nattin
Best twelve yellow. II. Nattin.
Best twelve tomatoes-Mrs. G. C
Lyons.
Best three sheaves oats-S. J. Demos
Best three sheayes wheat-E. S. Bur,
Best three sheaves barley-E. S. Burt
Best three sheaves rye. S. Burt.
Best three sheaves millet-E. S. Burt
Best broom corn-E. S. Burt.
Best three sheaves rice-E. S. Burt.
Best display field peas-J. E. Young
J. H. Nattin second.
Best bale alfalfa hay-A. Kirsch.
Best bale bermuda hays. ]. HaE
mon.
Best bale Johnson grass hay-E. s
Burt; A. kirsch second.
Best bale native hay. A. Lowe.
| Best bale pea hay-J. A. Lowe.
Best bale peanut hay-N. w. Sentel
Best quart ribbon cane SYRUP. T
Young.
Best quart sorghum cane SYRUP. N
Demoss.
| Best display honey and bees-J. v
| Hosier.
Best home cured ham-Wise & Cody
Mrs. ". E. Ivey second.
! Best home cured shoulder-Wise
Cody; j. a. Lowe second.
Best home cured side-Wise & Cody
j. A. Lowe second.
Best display cured tobacco-P. ]
Holloway.
Best display canned fruits and yegt
tabies-N. w. Sentell.
| Best display mill products-N. v
| Senten; e. S. Burt second.
1 Best box home made cigars-P.
Holloway.
| Best display peanuts, two or mo
kinds-E. S. Burt; ]. E. Young secon
Best dried fruits Wise & Cody; MI
NJ. II. johnson second.
Best quart yinegar-E. S. Burt; MI
NJ. H. Johnson second.
Best quart cerdial-Mrs. ]. C. Chill
ers; Mrs. j. C. Childers second.
. Best enc dozen stock beets-E.
Burt.
Best display of wine or fruit juices
Mrs. J. C. Childers.
Best pound butterflies Myrtle Pu
: cell; Mrs. j. E. White second.
Best dozen peaches-Wise & Cody.
Best dozen pears-L. T. Sanders.
Best one dozen Japan persimmons
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stacey.
2 Best one dozen wild persimmons-Ge
Bounds.
! Best one dozen pomegranates- M
w. E. Ivey.
I Best one dozen figs-M Mrs. J. E. Viii
Best Angora wool-N. w. Sentell.
a Best ten ears corn, large white varit
I IA. N. Bounds.
Best one ear white corn-A.
Bounds.
4 STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Il Best bull, beef strain-Wise & Cod
c Best COW, Jersey-W. G. McCarlt