Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-27
THREE COUNTIES EXHIBIT
 THEIR FINEST PRODUCTS
Imposing Displays Show What Nature Will do With but Little Coaxing;
 Prize Winners Announced

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 F. o. Allen, Flagstaff First on shallu, millet, alfalfa, oats, barley and rye; second oE sorghum and wheat.
 F. E. Blalock, Jerome Junction - First on sorghum; second on milo maize.
 John C. Allen, Chcrry-Second on corn, any other variety.
 Thomas Hughes, Flagstaff First on wheat; second on millet, oats and barley.
 Williamson Valley Land and Live stock Co.,, Prescott-Second on Stu dan grass.
 Class 2O3-Vegetables, Roots, Etc. H. C. Vincent, Prescott-First on cabbage, yellow onions and late white potatoes; second on largest pumpkin
 B. F. Denny, Prescott-Second on cabbage.
 | F. o. Allen, Flagstaff - First on caulihower, parsnips, forage carrots, table beets, summer squash, red onions, white onions, late red pota- toes and Kohlrabi; second on table carrots, citron, squash, yellow onions, late white potatoes and largest head of cabbage.
 Tohn Bianconi, Prescott-First on carrots ,turnips, citron, Hubbard squash, squash, any other variety, radishes, and bean plant; second on parsnips, watermelon, cantaloupes and red onions.
 Mrs. Frank Turner, Prescott - Second on turnips and radishes.
 Rufner & Dolly, Prescott-Second on summer squash.
 w. L.'Roberts, Skull valley-FirSt on watermelon and cantaloupeS.
 Chas. Burrus, Cottonwood First on onion sets.
 Bosley & Coughran, Skull valley - First on peanuts and largest squash,
 F. ]. Willis, Linden-First on early fred potatoes; second on largest squash
 A. C. Wood. Cottonwood-First on tomatoes.
 H. s. Payne, Prcscott-Second on tomatoes.
 John G. Allen, Cherry First on largest pumpkin.
 NJ. A. Perkins, Pcrkinsville-First on largest head of cabbage. 1 Class 2O4-Apples. i L. L. Young, Clarkdale- First or Arkansas black, Ben Davis, Commcr cial Lauver, Northwestern grcenlng Rambo, Paragon wincsap, white win ter Permain, and Newton pippin; sec ond on black Ben Davis, Baldwin Bellcfeur, Missouri pippin, Winesal and York Imperial.
 C. B. Coulson, Aultman-First ol , black Ben Davis, Baldwin, Crabapplc Delicious, Golden pippin, Missour pippin. Mammoth, Black twig, Rhod : Island grccning. Stayman winesap Wincsap, York Imperial, and best cX hibit of apples packed in boxes iron one orchard; second on Ben Davis
 Champion, Grimes golden, North western greeniug, plate largest an 6 heaviest apples, and Newton pippin. n C. D. Willard, Cottonwood-Firs
 on Wolf river; second on Commerce. [ and white winter Permain. r w. G. Wingheld, Camp Verde =
 Second on Crabapples and Graver k stein.
 C. C. Galloway, Camp Vcrdc-Fir: = on Champion, plate largest and heav
 est apples, and largest apple; sccon
 on Jonathan, King David and be' $ box exhibit from one orchard. d T. NJ. Earnhart, Kirkland-Sccon il on Delicious.
 A. C. Wood, Cottonwood-Secon d on Gano.
 w. A. Jordan, Cottonwood-Fir' st on Gravenstein. o D. W. Stewart, Cottonwood-tir! $ on Grimes golden and King David. d F. o. Allen, Flagstaff - First c
 Belleheur and Gano. n Chas. Chestnut, Camp Vcrde-tlr Id on Jonathan. Il, John Bianconi, Prcscott-First C
 Rome beauty. Id John Chartz, Kirkland First C Il. Wealthy. - Special ribbons to C. B. Coulson f'
 Springdalc apples, A. c. Wood f' ,n Wagoncr, and John Bianconi for SC i'd ond growth of Clough apples. ,n Class 2O5-Pears.
 l.. l.. Young, Clarkdalc-First $. Patrick Barry. Kciffcr, Pound al ,n Garber; second on Seckcl, Whit ln Bartlett and No Name.
 John Bianconi, Prescott-First ld Bartlett.
 (. D. Willard, Cottonwood-Fir S. on Winter Nellies, Winter Bartlc To Idaho and No Name; second on P' 9n rick Barry and Keiffcr