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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-15
LIST or THE PREMIUM WINNERS
IDAHO STATE FAIR At CALDWELL

Boar and three sows over one year
H. L. Fest, first; Big Springs Ranch,
second.
Boar and three sows under year
H. L. Fest, first; Big Springs Ranch
second; w. H. McCluskey, third.
Four animals, any age, either sex,
get of one sire-H. L. Fest, first; Big
Springs Ranch, second; w. H. Nc
Cluskey, third.
Four animals, any age, either sex,
produce of one sow-Big Springs
Ranch, first; II. L. Fest, second; w.
II. McCluskey, third.
Champion Herd-Duroc Jerseys
Boar and three sows, any age-H.
L.-Fest, Emmett, first; no second.
Single Champions-Duroc Jerseys.
Boar over one year-H. L. Fest, lst;
no second.
Boar under one year-H L. Fest,
first; no second.
Sow, over one year-H. L. Fest,
first; no second.
Sow. under one year-H. L. Fest,
first; no second.
Grand Champions-Duroc Jerseys.
Boar, any age; Sow, any age-H. l..
Fest, first; no second.
Special Duroc Jersey Record.
Special premiums by National Du-
roc Jersey Record Association:
Aged herd-H. l.. Fest, first, $40;
Big Springs Ranch, Clearlake, Idaho,
second, $40.
Young herd-H. l.. Fest, first, silver
cup; Big Springs Ranch, second; hon
orable mention.
Chester Whites-Winners.
T. M. Brown of Payette was the
only exhibitor of Chester Whites at
the fair. His exhibit was an excel
lent one, and he won as follows
First, second, third and fourth on
sow under six months; first on four
animals, any age, either sex, get OF
one sire; first on four animals, an
age, either sex, produce of one SOW.
Fat Barrows-Winners.
Best fat barrow, any age or breed
Lester Gulley, Greenleaf, first; Glenn
Gulley, second; F.. t. Rice, Roswell
third and fourth.
Standard Bred Horses-Winners.
The horse show at the Idaho State
Fair was the best one ever held in
the state The winners in the stand
ard breds and registered classes, are
as follows:
Aged stallion-J. B. Rogers, Baker
Oregon, first; p. D. Vinson, Caldwell
second; F. c. Smith, Mountainhome
third.
Aged marco. f. Dibble, Payette
first and third; w. H. Williamson o.
Boise, second
Filly, two years and under three
G. E. Noble, Boise, second; no first
Filly, one year and under two-G
F. Noble, Boise, first; no second.
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Poland Chinas-Winners.

Aged boar-Wilson Bros. Greenleaf,
first and third; J. NJ. Royston, Pay
cite, second.
Yearling boar-Wilson Bros, first
and second
Boar, six months, under year,. NJ.
Royston, first and third; Wilson
Bros, second; F. T. Rice, Roswell,
fourth.
Boar, under six months-W. F.
Howard, Roswell, first and second;
Thomas Griffiths, Greenleaf, third and
fourth.
Aged sow-Wilson Bros, first; J.
NJ. Royston, second. third and fourth.
Sow, l8 months under two years
Wilson Bros, first and third; J. M.
Royston, second.
Sow, one year under l8 months
Wilson Bros, first; no second.
Sow, six months, under year.. M.
Royston, first, second, third and 4th.
Sow, under six mouths-J. M. Roy
ston, first Wilson Bros, second and
fourth; Thomas Grifiths, third.
Pair pigs under six months-J. NJ.
Royston, first; w. F. Howard, second;
Thomas H. Grifiths, third; Wilson
Bros, fourth.
Boar and three sows over one year
Wilson Bros, first and third; J. M.
Royston, second.
Boar and three sows under one year
}. NJ. Royston, first; Wilson Bros,
second and fourth; Mrs. J. E. Riddle,
Caldwell, third.
-Four animals, any age, either sex,
get of any one sire-W. F. Howard,
first; Wilson Bros, second; Thomas
Griffths, third; J. NJ. Koyston. fourth.
Four animals, any age, either sex,
produce of one sow-Wilson Bros,
first; ". F. Howard, second; Thomas
Grltfiths, third; ]. NJ. K0yston. fourth.
Champion Herd Poland China.
Boar and three sows, any age-J. M.
Royston, first; no second.
Single ChampionS-Poland China.
Boar over one year-Wilson Bros,
first; no second.
Boar under one year,. M. Roy
ston, first; no second.
Sow under one year,. M. Royston
first; no second.
Sow over one year-Wilson Bros,
first; no second.
Brand Champions-Poland China.
Boar, any age-J. M. Royston, lst.;
no second.
Sow, any age-Wilson Bros, first;
no second.
Duroc Jerseys-Winners
Aged boar-H. L. Fest, Emmett,
first; no second.
Boar, l8 months, under two years
Big Springs Ranch, Clearlake, Idaho,
first; no second.
Boar, one year under l8 months
w. II. McCluskey, Caldwell, first; no
second.
Boar, six months under year-H. l.
Fest, first; no second.
Boar, under six months-H. L. Fest
first and second Big Springs Ranch,
third; H. F. Nc Cluskey, fourth.
Aged sow-Il. L. Fest, first and
second.
Sow, l8 months. under two years
II L Fest, hfst and second.
Sow, one year, under Is mouths
Big Springs Ranch, first and third;
Fl. L. Fest. second and fourth.
Sow, six months, under one year
n. l.. Fest, first, second and third;
Big Springs Ranch, fourth.
Sow, under six months-H. L. Fest,
first and second; Big Springs Ranch,
third and fourth.
Pair pigs under six months-H. l..
Fest, first; Big Springs Ranch, sec
ond; W. H. McCluskey, third.
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L.
White Leghorn cock or cockerell-
w. B. Allison, Caldwell, first.
Brown Leghorn, cock or cockerell-
Dickinson Bros, Parma, first.
Black Minorca cock or cockerell-
H. NJ. Ruddock, Caldwell, first.
Polish cock or cockerell-R. J. Go
wey, Caldwell, first.
Buff Orpington cock or cockerell-|
George H. Varney, Caldwell, first.
Bantam cockerell-V. H. Kim
brough, Caldwell, first.
Bantam hen-W. S. Rogers, Cald-
we'll, first.
Buckeye cock or cockerell and
Buckeye hen-William Scott Doig,
Boise, first.
Farm and Garden Products.
The farm and garden exhibit at the
Idaho State Fair was splendid. w. A.
Mccall was the general superintend-
ent He was assisted by Robert White
of Caldwell and J. E. Kerrick OF
Parma H. P. Ashby of Boise and
Professor Downing of the state uni
versity at Moscow were the judges
and made the awards as follows:
Table beets-Fargo Fair association
first; John NJ. Nicholas, Caldwell, sec
ond.
Stock beets-Martin Olson, Cald-
we'll, first; Nampa district, second.
Largest beets-John M. Nicholas,
first; Fargo Fair association, second.
Sugar beets-John NJ Nicholas, lst;
Cabbage largest-A. R. Aitchison,
Caldwell, first; c. H. Goussion, Nam
pa, second.
Best display cabbage-Bob White,
Caldwell, first; John NJ. Nicholas,
second.
Table carrots-C. w. Within. Cald-
well, first; Fargo Fair, second.
Stock carrots-John M. Nicholas,
first.
Egg plants-Nampa district, first;
Fargo Fair, second.
Yellow onions-U. |. Langford, of
Greenleaf, first; Nampa district, sec
ond.
Red onions-A. c. Johnson, Cald-
well, first; John NJ. Nicholas, second.
White onions-Nampa district, first
and second.
arsnips-Lawrence Eastman. Mid
dleton first; John M. Nicholas, sec
ond.
Display of Misunderstanding Fair
first c. H. Goussion, second.
Largest watermelon-G. A. Garvin
Caldwell, first; c. H. Goussion, sec
ond
Cantaloupe display-Fargo Fair, Isl
| c. H. Goussion, second.
Pumpkin or squash, table-Willian
Aitchis Caldwell, first; A. l.. Wilson
Greenleaf, second.
Pumpkin or squash, stock-F. E
kaufman, Homedale, first; A. L. Viii
son, second.
Pumpkin or squash, largest-Bot
White, first; E. L. Rose, Emmett, sec
ond.
Sunfower display-Stanlev Banks
Caldwell, first; Nampa district, sec
ond.
Tomato display-C. H. Goussion
first; F. f. Caldwell, Caldwell, End.
Turnip display-C. II. Goussion
first; Fargo, second.
Grains.
Barley-L. l.. Young, Nampa, first
A. c. Johnson, second.
Oats-L. l.. Young, first and sec
ond.
Rye-L. d. Finn, Caldwell, first
Fargo Fair, seconds
Sweet corn-L. L. Young, first;
NJ. Nicholas, second.
Popcorn-F. E. Kaufman, first; {
w. Within, second.
Potatoes.
Early white-Bob White, first; Ere
Nell. Middleton, second.
Early Red-Bob White. first; Far
go Fair, second.
Late White-Nampa district, first.
Late Red-Fargo Fair, first; Mr.
R. Symms, Caldwell, second.
II i
Nampa district, first; A. L. Wilson
second.
Yellow Dent-C. C. Tobias, Caldwell
first; Fargo Fair, second.
White Dent-W. J. Winslow. Gree
leaf, first; c. c. Tobias, second.
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Flint-W. J. Winslow, first; l.. l..
Young, second.
Best ear flint corn-W. ]. Winslow,
first; John M. Nicholas second.
Cornstalk display-W. J. Winslow,
first; l.. L. Young, second.
White beans-Bob White, first;
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William L.Anen, MD,
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Cash paid for notes and mortgages
Office over Hay & Boone's store. A.
|. Myers. l01-tf
Let us replace your broken lenses
We will save you time and money A.
E. Laughlin, Optometrist. 7l3 Main
Street. 730-tf
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Nampa district. second. and
Colored beans-Bob White h'''
second. Wilson,
first. r Johnson,
first; ]. M. Nicholas seeon''
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The cure OF pyorrhea is not
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A thorough scaling and cleaning
with the latest pyorrhea scalers
followed by a course of treat
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makes it possible to cure the
most dreaded disease of the
gums called pyorrhea.
Call at my Office over the
Western NATIONAL Bank and we
will talk it over.
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letting us do your repair WORK
Deal with the people who have
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kind of a repair job. We are
the only shop in town with
perfect equipment of men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-12

natl Union Bethel, Auitselaim an
basielbe Gigentbum, fsrnsr % bel
12S syub an Der MeiHeite Der ptte
Strabe, as Sub norbIid Der 3. Siras
Be. 81.
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lung in Sabler Part, (Steuer 81;
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20. Stotipell, Got $50 in Glsmert
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fpoob, (Stsuer So; 81.
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beri6peisen, unb DoitOr Grdnten3els
Ier mar iiber bic tiibnen pldne feines
Gobnes i'm bDf)iten Grabe peripunbert.
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neue @lpiniit eeriiftet bot ibm itanb.
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ben 3u begleiten.
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Cincinnati, II. ROp


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fon, Got 120 in 80. g. 4nherion's
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Gbparb Malbsn an Walnut 5ias
g. II. g. 60, $2150.
Jrso. $. garsImsper an CONNER
tcial .. II. 8. u. Co., $2400.
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per, 500.
patrid Wlariin an Silt Gbss ..
II. g. Co., $2500.
emma grinfer an 9lenipap 8. u.
.. 60, $1,000.
Ra6el Sobnion an Sames O. Coos
per. $50.
Sodnna M. Conner on proDibeni
2oan Co.. $250o.
aeitsr R. 5au an Delta 8. a.,
$500.
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xnseissntbams. SsyOtbefen
Qeueinaetraaeu.

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3. 60. $500.
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bad, $240.
Sobu Bon 5olle .an Gid Bun 3. Il.
6. 60, $1,000.
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auguit @. 8amm,rlin an Rortf
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Belle Gloit on 2oIantipiae 3. u
g. Co., $750.
katherine M. palmiiano on 5irt
National q. IL. 6. Co., $500.
@iiber RuiIo an Germania 3. u
go. 3. $4,000.
Jranllin O'psrn on Gait Walnu
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Do. an Trant u. 8.bpmer, $400.
Warren 6. Riharbs on G. W
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gbipdrb Wlulben on Maluut Sil!
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Qiasie Diners on Soutbern SbiI
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Evening star., 1915-09-20
BELGIANS JOKE GERMANS.
And Invaders, Disliking Raillery,
Plaster Fines on Offenders.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS. September 2.-Practical
jokes continue to annoy the German
authorities. who have considerable diff
f1culty in putting down this form of in
suit to the invaders by the Belgian pop
ulace.
Machine guns were recently installed
by the Germans on the roof Of the
Palais de Justice in order to command
the Minimes and Marolles districts,
where the rougher elements live. I'm
mediately. as II by one thought. the
people Of the neighborhood mounted
imitation guns made of stovepipe on
their housetops, SO that the whole dis
trict seemed to bristle with artillery
Gov. GAn. Won Bissing made the jok-
ers pay TOR their. fun. however, at the
rate of To- marks for each offense. The
official announcement Of the fine ac-
cused the jolSers Of adopting "a method
II railiery which could only be disas-
trous to the excellent relations axiAt-
ing between the civii population and
the authorities..