St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-11-07
PARISH FAIR
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Sheriff Brewster Auto-White and
pink chrysanthemums. Mr.. John
Brewster, Bert Heint-, Iris blanche
Corinne R1anche, F. F. blanche
| Jr., Adrian Brewster.
Walter Galatas Auto-Yellow and
pink roses, pink streamers. Mrs
Galatas and daughter Elise and son
Remie, and Lottie Kornfeld, Louis
Wehrli, Jr.
Wallace M. Poole Auto-Mrs. Wal
lace NJ. Poole, Mrs. B. B. Warren.
Marie ALBERT. Margaret Pechon,
Alfredo Wadsworth.
Robert BadOn Auto-In red, white
| and blue roses, with U. S. nag WOW
en- in the back. Robert Badon.
Warren Badon Auto-Pink and vel
low tulips. Mr.. w. J. Warren and
daughters, Viola, Amelia and Hen
rietta Badon.
A. v. Smith Auto-Autumn leaves.
Mrs. A. v. Smith, Cathrine Burns,
Amy Frederick, Archie Smith, Jr.,
Alfred Smith, Jr., Mildred Smith,
Margaret Smith, Marion Smith.
B. NJ. Smith Auto-St. Tammany
pines and autumn leaves. Mr.. B.
NJ. Smith, Mr.. Randolph Ray, Miss
Iaah Alnnenta and Miss El;se Raw
sreecl, ~ ~. Hs- VUiIeon Tnurs.
~ i.v Ev.,,,ng
NJ w,,son yos ;nt-odncad hv Con.
rressnsn Morgon 90 tbs -, so, sreatest 90
e $500. ard teacha- E
tha c.a.a '-.- " =
N. Wy;i.o. a;s.,.,roa v +,+,a -
r-afas.n.shsr ~ d;st;n s,,;sl.d ah,,,.
:. - taaahar IT, se;a 10 u,as .
n,.;. t,uc ~ -, ea-ra- That tha
III, ssr.-s..s hatwasn tue NO
four and two nv siY was that ono
~ ha-sa ga tha che nod 10Th
= ha.sa anS r,,,,a ua h.d : hose
"a lyo my IT. ..;d tha+ hasore
~ tor.at :. Ia ws,+sd - nov ccr,.
ns III ~. ~ - - -. q AIM, r.. " Th.+
NJ e .-h.h;. =, ~ .-.,e,,1t,,-., ~
n me- = rnart :. tha n-odncts ~ ono farm
w p,.a TIE tha hest ha hed srsr :. .eor no +.
.a;d th.+ = faw vaere 600 arv ono
wa,,1S hava 1en.hed h.a ia hoon told
thet .nch . ahowin~ cnnld Ia maze
r. q Temn.rv na r;.h That q wa.
thon 4hcnght That the nrinrina1 Nv
Inc hare was m fab and ozone Int
thet tho arh;hits ~ thts fair we're
tho hast he MAD .eer n anv mart nf
the state that TIA nro~ress q corn
growing was wonderful and the cane
could not be excelled anywhere. He
ALSO aaid that the fair thia wear was
even better than IN. That ha was
nleased to see the nroxresa.
M wilson stated that the hov-
hood daya of his father were spent
In ST. Tammanv narish. and that he
himself was therefore, naturally In
clined to he pleased with it's prog
ress and ita successes He wanted
to sea the time when all the vast
acreage of uncnltivated lands would
ha in nrofitahle crons THAT the
wh..l. state ~ I.nu,siana Wa especi.
ally suited to the raising of stock
and the manufacture AZ dairy nro-
ducts and feed stuffs. vet the larger
nart Of onr feed stunts and dairy nro
duets we're hrnneht here from other
states He said that If the 580 600
acres of land In St Tammanv narish
Int 20 600 acres were n cultivation.
KAT 100 acres IT valnah,e and nro-
ductiva land mt in cultivation. Of
the cultivated lands there were 600
acres IN cotton Welding 200 hates
valued At s12z0Oo. $500 acres IN
corn WELDING 20O 900 hnahels 81
hnaha,s nor ecro valmad Of s1alo
nor ocre. A10 acraa n sugar cane
makine 600 barrels Of svrnn vain.
ed AZ s30 (1fnl or s75 ner acre: 3 900
acres 8 rice. . 600 900 mounds valu-
ed At 3144.o 100 acres in sweet