The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-15

ond, 81.
Horse colt, under 1 year-No com
petition first; F. A. Keller, second, 81
Gluckharty, first, S.; F. A. Keller
second, $3.50.
Mare, / year and under 2-No com
petition first; F. A. Keller, second
$3.50
Filley, under I year-H. NJ. Keller
first and second, 81 and 81.
Gelding, years and over-J. R
Adams, first, So; Louis Siemers, sec,
ond, $3.50.
Cattle, Grades and Crosses.
Bull, year and under 2-No com.
petition, first; n. B. Morton, second
50.
Cow, years and over-N. &. Nor.
ION, first and second, Sc and So.
Cow, 2 years and under 3-N. B
Morton, first and second, s. and 50.
Heifcr, 1 year and under 2-N. &
Morton, first and second, 81 and 81.
Heifer, calf under l year-N. B
Morton, first and second, So and $1.5O
CLASS F.
Grain.
Rye, 4 bushel-Charles Myers, first
and second. 81 and 80 cents.
Oats, z bushels-Herman J. Weiss
first, 81; Charles Loves, second, &C
cents.
Fulcaster wheat, z bushel-Her,
man }. Weiss, first, 50; Charles
Loves, second, 81
High Grade wheat, = bushcl-
Adolph Naba, first, 81; Charles Loves
second, 81.
Fully wheat, p bushels-Albert
Weiss, first, 81; Herman J. Weiss
second, 81.
Wheat any grade, = bushel, wash
ed wheat excluded-Adolph Naba
first, 81; Charles Loves, second, 81.
Timothy hay, / bale-Charles Low
es. first and second, So and $3.50.
Glover hay, l baIe-Charles Loves
first and second, s. and 81.
Alfalfa, l balc-Al Dittlinger, first
81; Arthur Gray, second, 81.
Whippoorwill peas, I bushel-Emil
Umbeck, first, 81; Emma Griffin, sec
ond, 81.
New era peas, L bushel-John Girl
fin, first, 81; Zeth Babcock, second, 81,
White Corn.
Boone Co. white, 10 car sample-W.
f. Wiesman. first, 81; Charles Schw-
Ger, second, 81.
St. Charles white, 10 ear sample
Enoch Virgin, first and second, 81 and
81.
White corn other than Boone Co. or
St. Charles 10 ear sample-E. j. Meyer
first, 50; w. J. Meyer, second, 81.
Yellow Corn.
Reeds yellow dent, 10 ear sample
Charles Schweer, first, 81; Leslie
Schweer, second, 81.
Other than Reeds, 10 ear sample
No competition, first; Seth Babcock,
second, 81.
Corn, any variety, so ears-Charles
Schweer, first, 81; Leslie Schweer
second, 81.
Corn, any variety. ! ear-CharleS
Schweer, first 50; Leslie Schweer
second, 81.
Orchard.
Apples, 1 plate Ben Davis-Bro-
theirs Vincent, first 81; j. B. Finley
second, so cents.
cents.
Apples, plate winesaps-Brothel
Vincent, first, 81; w. f. Wisemann
second, 80 cents.
Apples, l plate black twig-Charles
Loves. first, 81; Brother Vincent, sec,
ond, 80 cents.
Apples, plate Rome beauty-C. NJ
Caldwell, first, 81; Alexander McNeely
second, 30 cents.
Aplles, l plate Grimes golden
Brother Vincent, first, 81; J. B. Fin,
ley, second, so cents.
Apples, plate any VARIETY. r
Johnson, first and second,$1 and 81
cents.
Pears, keifer, 1 pIate-G. Ranney
first, 81; n. P. Morton, second, 81
cents
Pears, any other variety, plate
G. Ranney, first, 81; E. NOlte, second
so cents.
Home grown grapes, plate-L. r
Johnson, first and second, 81 and 81
cents.
Best display of fruit at least varic
ties of l plate each to be grouped AM
not entered for other premiums
Charles Loves, first, 81; Brother Vim
cent, second, 81.
GLASS G..
Vegetables.
Best display of vegetables iron
field or garden not less than 10 varie