The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-09-25

The Merry RO-rOund furnished
amusemeuts Tor the little tots;
while some exciting races, buck
ing contests, ball games, etc. in
terested the older people for the
three days ot the fair.
1t will stimulate an honest Iiv-
airy between the farmers ior
next year; it will be an object
lesson OF what the Project can
produce: and will be "a harbinger
OF success for the next years fair.
We hope that the movement SO
auspiciously begun in the fair
just concluded will stimulate our
public spirited citizens to make
the Oakley Project Fair a per-
maDent Institution, by organiz-
atior OF corporation to con-
duct the Fair; secure appropriate
grounds, and to erect suitable
buildings Such an organization
can give to the Oakley Project an
institution which will be a con.
tinuous asset to our country;
and continual inspiration to
better agriculture and better con
ditions OF farm and town lite.
ce Department.
$ in the Domestic Science Dept.
Strawberries, Priscilla Worth
ington 1st, F. Critchheld 2nd.
| Cherries, Viola Dayley 1st, c.
Larson 2nd.
Raspberries. G.. J. Larson 1st,
Majory Price 2nd
Plums, Hattie Whitby 1st, E.
E. Colpin 2rd.
Pears, E. E. Colpin 1st.
Apricots, S. E. Hale 1st.
Honey, Geo. Clark 1st. P. D.
Weaver 2nG.
Pickles. Clara Dahlquist 1st,
M. Haight 2nd
Corn, ]. w. Critch6eld 1st.
Beans. c. G. Nelson, 1st. c. ].
Larson 2nd.
Department.
| Tatling, Vivian Peterson 1st,
CoIored Embroidery. Pearl
Critch6eld 1st, w. c. Edwards 2
Terrific, E. E. Colpin 1st.
Rug, Luella Steiner 1st.
Quilt, E. E. Colpin 1st, H.
Wells 2nd.
Wool wreath, w. Poulton 1st.
Painting, Geo. s. Romney 1st.
China Painting, Sadie Hale 1st
Burnt work, Maud Haight
1st, Pearl Critch6eld End.
Flo wers, c. c, Nelson, 1st.
Charcoal work, Saul Clark 1st.
Manual Training, Edwin Poul.
son 1st. Saul Clark 2nd.
JlTS.
I PEARS.
Bartlett, J. C. De LaMare 1st. Johr
Adams End,
Idaho, VIM. Nelson 1st.
Sheldon, John Adams lst.
Flemish Beauty, John Adams lst
j. G. De La Mare End
Congress, John Adams 1st.
PRUNES.
Hungarian, Mrs. Mabey lst, A. H
Hale End.
Silver. John Adams 1st, All Hale :
Italian, John Mackey 1st, Johr
Adams End
J Greengage Plum, A. T. Martindal,
I 1st. A. H. Hale End.
Lombard Plum, John Adams lst.
Crawford Peach, John Mackey 1st
Elberta Peach, Jas Millard lst
J VIM. Nelson End.
'rOducts.
Onions, Thomas Lee Ist and and.
Dry farm corn, Priscilla Worthingtor
Ist and znd.
Irrigated corn, J. H. Griffith rst Franl
Hill second.
Sweet corn, l.. A. Critchfield rst.
Popcorn, T. b. Wilson, !, John Mackey
Table bcets, A. B. Creamer Ist, c. II
Poston and
Cabbage, G. II. Poston Ist, A. B Cream
er and.
Carrots, Thos Lee rst, w. +. Cranney
Hubbard squash, D. B. Wilson Ist
Priscilla Worthingtop and
Squash, T. W. Workman rst, Prscell:
Worthington 2nd
Largest squash, S Suyenobu
Mangle beets, James Port Ist, JohI
Stapley and.
Summer squash, Wendall Ritchie lst
Best Individual + arm Display, c. II
| Poston.
! Corn on stalk, John Hill Ist, Late Tad
lock end.
| Water melon, John Mackey ist
stock.
~ Jersey COW, M. o. Funk, Ist, w. n
Poulton znd.
- Holstein COW, A. c. CritchheId rst
Moses Smith and
y Durham heifer, Danieletta Mabey
HOGS.
/ - Red hog, X. T. Olson, Ist and end.
- Berkshire hog, Harvey Sessions Ist
S. Hanzel and.
- Poland China hog, Clarence Tanner
Ist, Henry Tanner aud
Pen three hogs, Ray Ritting