The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-09-25
Oakley Project Fair A Big Success.

The Oakley Project Fair was
a success. The exhibits were
splendid, and q credit to the Pro.
)ect. The Fine Arts section was
par ticuiarly noteworthy for the
tlne examples of sketching and
painting by our local artists.
The needlework was of a very
high order The Oakley ladies
excel in all that pertains to sue
cessful home making.
The preserved fruits and the
pickles on exhibit would make
an epicure yean for greater cap
acity.
Our fruit exhibits were a sur.
prise to all. Our apples and
pears cannot be beaten in Idaho
or Oregon. There are no finer
apples and pears grown than
shown at the fair.
Some fine specimens of sugar
beets were on exhibition; also
other field products OF high grade
The cattle, sheep and horses
made a very creditable showing
with some excellent stock which
it will be hard to beat.
Domestic Sciel
The following ladies won prize
Bread, Clara Dahlquist 1st, c
]. Griffith, End.
Butter, H. Sutton 1st, Carrie
Tanner 2nd.
Salad, F. n. Critchfeld 1st.
Candy, F. Reed 1st, Edwin
Poulson 2nd.
Pies; w. c. Edwards 1st, F.
Bach 2nd.
Tarts, Rachel Clark 1st.
Cake, F. Reed 1s., Clara Dahl
quist 2nd.
Jelly, Clara Dahlquist 1st, Mai
ory Price 2nd
Peaches, Vim. Higley 1st, w. c
Edwards 2nd.
Domestic Al
Evening Dress, Lorette Dahl
quist 1st, Mrs. Porter 2nd.
Street Dress, F. Bach 1st.
Infants Layette, w. G. Schiefer
1st. Geo. Romney End.
Kitchen Apron, Edith Bach l. ST
French Eyelet, w. G. Schieferl
Mexican Drawn. c. E. Strong
1st. Viola Dayley End.
Punch work, Edith Matthe ws
1st, Verla Boren 2nd.
Hard Anger. ]. P. Bell lst
Amelia Matthe ws 2nd.
Battenburg, C. E. Strong 1st
V. II. Curtis 2nd.
Cut work. Amelia Matthews l
Crocheting, F. Levin 1st. !. H
Radcliffe 2nd.
APPLES.
Ben Davis, John Adams 1st, ]. C
De LaMare End.
Gano, John Adams 1st, W. 7
Holt End.
Belflower. John Adams 1st.
Wealthy. Adolph Larson 1st, Johl
Adams 2nd.
Wolf River, John Adams 1st, ALFRED
Ellison End
Blue Pearmain, John Adams lst
Jas. Clark End.
r. l. Greening, John Adams 1st
A. H. Hale End.
5 heaviest, r. A. Tanner.
Hay Stops Crab, John Adams 1st
r. A. Tanner End.
Transendent Crab, Lottie Bach lst
MINNESOTA >, >. ), End
Farm !
DRY FARM
Dry farm wheat, Jake Dayley Ist, Viii
lam Higley znd.
Oats, E. Whiteley and.
IRRIGATED
Sheaf wheat and sheaf oats, c. H. Pos
ton two Ist.
Sheaf Barley, w. A. Hale end
| Thrcshed wheat, J.. S. Hanzel Ist. J.
Stewart and
Threshed barley, Swanty Nelson Ist
S. 4. Hale End.
Potatoes, Idaho Rural, c. H. Poston is
NJ T. Woodhouse and.
Potatoes, Melted gems, G.. r. Poston is
field nnst.
Potatoes, Early Ohio, H. S. Barney rst
/, Manhatten, VIM. Higlev and
Sugar Beets, w. G.. Whittle Ist, Johl
Kahn and
| Largest Beet, John Kahn Ist.
Tomatoes, T. w. Workman Ist, Pris
celia Worthington and
Live
| HORSES.
Best draft stallion (any age or breed) Johr
Martin Ist, John Fairchild and
!, driving stallion, Arthur Barney
. stallion yearling colt, James whitby
;, draft mare and colt, II. l.. Hunter
), team heavy draft mares, A Larson
, driving mare and colt. S. N. Peterson
}, team heavy draf geldings, T. Nelson
-. yearling mare colt, Henry Tanner
- two year old mare colt, Henry Tanne
LIVESTOCK.