Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-23

Ailu, fAHu. wi. Anderson, ofd Mrs. II.
L. Palmer.
Winter rye, peck, 1st John Kurz;
End, Albert Bjorsness; Ord, Warren
H. S.
Medium red clover, peck, winner,
Spaulding Farm Co.
Timothy, peck, winner, C. A. Mel
son.
Alfalfa seed, peck, winner, Spaul-
ding Farm Co.
Navy beans, 1 peck, 1st, Mrs. F.
Schwenke; End, O. A. Peterson; 3rd,
Miss Agnes Commier.
Grain in Bundles -Sheaf blue stem
wheat, 1st, Pure Grain Growers As
ISOLATION; End, Warren H. S.; 3rd, M.
Swanson.
Sheaf Macaroni wheat, 1st, Warren
III. S.; End Pure Seed Growers As
ISOLATION.
Sheaf winter wheat, winner, War
rem H. S.
Sheaf white Russian oats, winner,
Pure Grain Growers Association.
Sheaf Swedish oats, winner, Pure
Grain Growers Assn.
Sheaf two-row barley, winner, Pure
Grain Growers Assn.
Sheaf six-row barley, 1st Pure
Grain Growers Assn; End, VIM.
Klopp.
Sheaf barley, any other variety,
winner Pure Grain Growers Assn.
sheaf flax, 1st, J, M. Boyd; End,
And. NJ Anderson; 3rd, Geo. Copp.
Sheaf fall rye, winner, Warren II.
Sample timothy, 1st, Pure Grain
Growers Assn; End, M. Swanson.
Sample medium red clover, 1st,
Pure Grain Growers Assn; End, Geo.
Copp; 3rd, L. NJ Olson Jr.
Sample mammoth clover, 1st, Ole
Swanson; End, Pure Grain Growers
Assn.
Sample alfalfa, winner, Warren H.
Collection of native grasses, winner
VIM. Kopp.
Tallest stalk of corn, 1st, VIM.
Schultz; End, J. M. Boyd.
Sorghum, winner, Geo. Copp.
Field Crops-Sample long carrots,
not less than six, winner, Mrs. Sam
Nelson.
Sample half long carrots, not less
than six, 1st, Mrs. F. Schwenke; End,
Jno. Kurz; 3rd, Frank Cook.
Sample manglewurzels, 2 or more,
LIST, Mrs. John Kopecky; End, Mrs.
Sam Nelson.
Sample Swedish turnips, or more,
LIST, Florence Palmer; End, Frank
Cook
Potatoes, early Ohio, 1st, John A.
Wallin; End, A. G. Knutson.
Potatoes. early rose, / peck, 1st,
Jno. A. Wallin: End, Mrs w Cannun
Potatoes, Burbank. / peck, 1st, Jno.
Kurz; End, Aug. Prylwitz.
Potatoes, early triumph, peck, 1st
Mrs. J. P Mattson; End, Geo. Copp.
Potatoes, any other variety, / peck,
LIST, Jno. A. Wallin; End, Mrs. Sam
Nelson.
Largest pumpkin, 1st and End, Jno.
Rutabagas 3, 1st J. NJ. Boyd; End,
Miss Ruth Bodell.
Corn-Ten ears white dent corn,
winner, Ole X. Kvale.
Ten ears yellow flint corn, 1st and
End, Albert Bjorsness.
Ten ears sweet corn, 1sst, Mrs. A. o.
Peterson; End, Geo. Copp.
Ten ears pop corn, LIST, Mrs Sam
Nelson: End, Mrs Della Smith.
Single ears N, W. dent, LIST, Warren
Il. s.; End, Spaulding Farm Co.
Ten ears N. w. dent, 1st, Warren II.
s.; End. Geo. Copp.
Single ear Mimi. No. %, 1st, A. c..
Knutson; End, Jno Nichols.
Ten ears MINI. No %, 1st, A. c..
Knutson; End, G. F. Peterson.
Single ear yellow dent, winner, a..
C. Knutson.
Ten ears yellow dent, 1st, A. c..
Knutson; End, Ole X. Kvale.
Garden Produce Beets, turnip, 6,
LIST. Geo. Copp; End, Arvid Boman.,
Cabbage, earlv 2, LIST. Spaulding
Farm Co.; End, j. NJ. Boyd
Cabbage, late 2, LIST, Spaulding
Farm Co.; End, Geo. Copp.
Caulifower, 2, winner, j. M. Boyd.
Celery, LIST, VIM. Schultz; End, Mrs.
Frank Wood.
Head lettuce, winner, Ole K. Kvale.
Cucumber, 1st, Mrs. G. E. Sjo-
strand; End, Melville Sjostrand.
Citron, 1st, A. G. Knutson; End,
Miss Pauline Kammerer.
Lettuce, 2 punches, winner, Mrs.
Guthrie.
Onions, red 6, 1st, Warren H. S.;
End, Miss Agnes Cormier.
Onions, yellow 6, LIST, Warren H. S.;
End, Mrs. H. L. Palmer.
Onions, white 6, winner, Aug. Pryl-
WITT.
Parsnips, 6, 1st, Geo. Copp; End, A.