The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-05
List Of Special Premiums Awarded
By Committee.

One of the noteworthy features Of
the Fall Festival was the widespread
interest so strongly evidenced by the
numerous special premium offers.
| Herewith are the awards:
Thomas Ballinger Corn Special, La.
cey: $500 to any farmer in Madison
! or Adams townships who wins first
premium on corn in 10-ear yellow
class; $500 second premium. E. T.
Hanna. first; Elmer Cameron, second
KrizeT Bros. Corn Special, Eddy.
VILE: $500 to any Mahaska county
farmer who wins a first premium in
any class on corn raised from seed
corn purchased of them in 1913 or
1914; $500 second, T. E, Hanna, first;
Elmer Cameron, second.
H. L. Davis Bread Special, 0ska.
loosa: 2 sacks, 4S.lb., Betsey Ross
-four, for best loaf bread baked from
above flour; 2 sacks, first; l sack,
second; Il sack, third. Annie Stat.
ten, first; Mary +. Burner, second.
"A. 4. Peasley Flour Specials: Best
egg plant, sack Puritan -four. w. B.
Warren and J. w. Bowdle, first. On
best peck red onions, z. T. Pointer,
iFst.
Fremont Gazette and New Sharon
Star Special for young ladies exhibit.
ing colts in judging field; prize So, |
SO, and 81. Opal M. Petit, first; Miss
Moore, daughter James Moore, sec,
ond
Rose Hill Savings Bank Colt Spe |
cial: $500 to farmer in White Oak or |
Monroe townships winning first pre- |
MUM on horses, any class; $500 sec
ond. 7. w. Denney, second.
r. f. and w. B. Fitch Co., Harness
and Saddle Special: $500 to party |
winning first premium in. any harness
or saddle class, if trappings are OF
their make; $500 second, $500 third.
Florence Lyle, second. &C.
Fred II. Mcdaniel Popcorn Special:
Best rs ears, first $500; second, $10O
Harold Hendfyx, first; George Poin.
ter, second.
H. I, White, Bread Special: Best
oaf from, Ardee Flour First, 2 sacks
-four; second. one sack; third $1.OO
lash. Mrs. !. N. Taylor, first; Mrs. j.
VI. Mckinney, second; Mrs. ]. H.
Wake, third. -. ...
Bank of Bussey Horse Special: IS
o farmer in Jefferson township win.
ling first on horses, any class; $500,
second. Fred Heayerlo, first. a.
Herald, Times, and Globe "Roose
Telt" family prize: $500 to Mahaska
ounty woman dining in park, Picnic [
Jay, accompanied by largest family;
800, second; S1.00, third. Mrs. A. Is
4. Brubaker, first; Mrs. J. H. Hook. /
ey, second; Mrs. E. Z. Roberts and [
irs., Joe Stanley, each third y
Eddyville Savings Bank Horse Spe. 1
ial: $500 to farmer in East Des {
ioines West Des Moines or Harrison |
ownships winning first on horses, any !
lass; $500, second. r. w. Hoyt, first [
Hoffman G. Baker. Best loaf bread [
rom Eaco -four. sack -four. Mrs. q
" S. Bland, first.
z. J. Mason, fourth prize in colt
lass, paint auto or carriage. Prize
o j. A. McLandsboTo. h
Numerous horsemen of the county
fered the following special prem.
inns for best colts from any of their 4
sspectiye draft stations: First,
$50; second, $500; third, $500.
remium awards under these specials
ere made as follows:
J. G.. Lyle Special: First, Homer
rine; second, VIM. Petit.
Ed Brubaker Special: First, w. II.
rubaker; second, Orville Fox
J. T. Harvey Special: First and sec
nd, w. H. Brewerman; third, Jas u
.oOre
J. Hill Barnes Special: First and
,cond, Nick Van Veen; third. Her .
an Hoover
Eclipse Horse Co. Special: First {
+. Fox. Il
Chas. Bass Special: First, j. A. Il
cLandsboro; second, Albert Natter a
Everett Plate Special: First, Ho.
eT Prime; second, Mike Sholits; n
lird. r. A. Moffet.
Reece McWilliams Special: First e
. E. Miller; second. Jno. A. Peter b
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