St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-11-14
PARISH FAIR
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COrn-YellOw Dent.
First Prize-Ten ears yellow dent
corn, $500; awarded to Alex Tay
lor.
Second Prize-Ten ears yellow den1
corn, 200; awarded to Alex Tay'
lor.
Third Prize-Ten ears yellow dent
corn, ribbon; awarded to w. +
Heating.
Corn-Yellow and White Flint.
First Prize-Ten ears yellow and
white flint corn, $500; awarded
to ]. A. Bascle.
Second Prize-Ten ears yellow and
white flint corn, $500; awarded
to John Braun.
*Third Prize ears yellow and
white flint corn, ribbon; awarded
TO Joe Alexius.
Pop Corn.
First Prize-Pop corn, awarded to
J. e. Gibson.
Second Prize-Pop corn, awarded to
Miss Delphine Sharp, so cents.
Third Prize-Pop corn. awarded to
Martha Williams, ribbon.
Feed StufYs.
First Prize-Best display of feed
stuffs from one farm, silver cup,
by Covington Bank & Trust Co.,
awarded to w. A. Hood.
4 Second Prize-Best display of feed
etuffs from one farm, ribbon;
awarded to NJ. Edgar.
Sweet Potatoes.
First Prize-Florida yams, award
ed to T. A. Sharp, $1.0O.
Second Prize-Peck of sweet pota-
toes, so cents; awarded to ]. J..
Foley.
Sweet Potato-Largest Single.
First Prize-Largest single sweet
potato. $1.00; awarded to J. ].
6chech.
Second Prize-Largest single sweet
potato, SO cents; awarded to A. B.
Holiday
Second prize-Best peck of Dooley
Yams, SO cents, Henry Taylor.
/ Second Prize-Best hill, so cents
Chas. F. Dutsch.
4 Third Prize-Largest single sweet
potato, ribbon; awarded to A. B.
Holiday.
Third Prize-Best peck of sweet po-
tatoes, ribbon, A. B. Holiday.
Irish Potatoes.
First Prize-Dest peck, any kind,
800; awarded to B. B. Holzel.
First Prize-Largest potato, 500;
awarded to B. B. Holzel.
Second Prize-Largest potato, so
cents; awarded to Chas. F. Dutsch.
Third Prize-Largest potato, rib
bon; awarded to B. B. Holzel.
Irish POtatoes-Triumphs
First Pri"e-Best peck $1.00; award
ed to B. B. Holzel.
Second Prize-Best peck, so cents;
awarded to JOS. Snyder.
Third Prize-Best peck, ribbon;
awarded to Sim King.
Vegetables, Etc.
First Prize-Cashaw, $1.00; award
ed to Mrs. NJ. E. Munday.
Pumpkins, Etc.
Il First Prize-Best display of pump
kins. $1.00; awarded to L. A.
Perreand.
Second Prize-Best display Of pump
kins, so cents; awarded to w. H.
Kahl.
j Third Prize-Best display of pump
kins, ribbon; awarded to Sim King
First Prize-Largest pumpkin. 81;
awarded to l.. A. Perreand.
Second Prize-Largest pumpkin, so
cents; awarded to Sim King.
Third Prize-Largest pubpkin, rib
bon; awarded to A. c. jenkins.
Turnips.
First Prize-Best display of turnips,
800; awarded to w. H. 'Kahl.
Second Prize-Best display turnips.
SO cents: awarded to Sim King.
: Third Prize-Best display Of turnips.
ribbon; awarded to Martha Wilt
ans.
First Prize-Mammoth peanuts, 81;
awarded to Sim King.
Second Prize-Mammoth peanuts, SO
cents, awarded to j. e. Gibson.
I Third Prize-Mammoth peanuts, rib
bon; awarded to John Braun.
First Prize-Spanish peanuts, $1.O0;
\ awarded to Sim King.
Second Prize-Spanish peanuts, so
cents; awarded to J. E. Gibson.
Sweet Peppers.
First Prize-Best display sweet pep
pers, 800; awarded to Sim King.
Second Prize-Best display sweet
peppers. so cents; awarded to J.
J. Foley.
Chill Peppers.
s1i1t Pr1se-Bsgt display Chill Pop