Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-06
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AT COUNTY FAIR
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Oats, any other variety, LIST. Culver
Bros. Warren, End. Emil Johnson,
Strandquist.
Two row barley, 1st. G. F. Peter
son, End. Andrew Hanson, 3rd. Geo.
Copps.
Six row barley, 1st Tullar Farm,
End. G. F. Peterson, 3rd. Nels G. An
derson
Hulless Barley, winner, VIM. C.
Miller
Flax, 1st Tullar Farm, End. And
Hanson, 3rd. Ed. Rosendahl.
Spring Rye, winner, Knute Bros
dahl.
Medium Red Glover, winner, Ed
Rosendahl
Timothy, winner, Lawrence Nelson
Navy Beans, 1st Mrs. 0. A. Peter
son, 2nd Mrs F. Schwinke
Field Peas, 1st. Tullar Farm, End
Mrs. O. A. Peterson, 3rd. Ida Peter
son.
Grain in Bundles.
Sheaf Blue Stem wheat, 1st. Edwin
G. Johnson, End. P. B. Malberg.
Sheaf Macaroni wheat, 1st. Leroy
Peterson, End. A. D. Vansickle
Sheaf Swedish oats, LIST. G. F.
Peterson End A. D. Vansickle, 3rd
Andrew Hanson.
Sheaf oats, any other variety, list
Hugh Parr, Fork, End. John J. Ander-
son.
Sheaf two row barley, winner, G.
F. Peterson.
Sheaf, six row barley, LIST. G. F,
Peterson, End. John j. Anderson.
Sheaf Hullless barley, winner, VIM
c. Miller.
Sheaf Flax, 1st Arthur Knutson
End. VIM. C. Miller, 3rd. A. D. Nord-
strom, Gatzke.
Sheaf Fall Rye, winner, P. B. NAL
berg, Excel "
Sheaf Speltz, winner, Ole Larson
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Sample Timothy, 1st. C. E. Sjos-
trand, End. Kelso Metheny, 3rd. And
M. Anderson.
Sample Medium Red Clover, win
ner, James Wavra
Sample Mammoth clover, LIST. A. D.
Nordstrom, Gatzke, End. Geo. Copps.
Sample Alsike Glover, winner, Geo.
Cops
Tallest stalk of corn, winner, Floyd
Godel.
Velvet Chaff, 1st. Leroy Peterson
End. G. F. Peterson, 3rd. Ole Smith
Alvarado
Field Crops.
Sugar beets, LIST. Albert Hjelle, 2nd
Mrs. Frank 0. Quist.
Half long carrots, list. Mrs. 0. A.
Peterson, End Edwin c. Johnson
Potatoes, Early Ohio, 1st. Tulla1
Farm, End. J. A. Wallin, Argyle.
Potatoes, Early Rose, winner, J. A
Wallin, Argyle.
Potatoes. Burbank, 1st. j. A. Wal
lin, End Arthur Kurz.
Potatoes, any other variety, LIST. J
A. Wallin, End. Arthur Kurz.
Largest Pumpkin winner, Arthu,
Kurz
Rutabagas. list. Edwin C. johnson
End. Paul Johnson.
Corn.
Single ear Northwestern Dent, LIST
Mrs O. A. Peterson, End. C. L. Spaul-
ding.
Ten ears Northwestern Dent, LIST
C. L. Spaulding, End. Mrs. 0. A. Pet
erson.
Single ear Minnesota, No. %, list
W. H. Grange. End. c. F. Peterson
Ten ears Minnesota No. %, 1st. w
H. Grange, End Munger & Son.
Single ear white dent corn, winner
Tullar Farm.
Ten ears white dent corn, winner
Tullar Farm.
Ten ears sweet corn, 1st. C. l.
Spaulding, End. Geo. Cops.
Ten ears, pop corn, 1st. Tulla1
Farm, End. Mrs. 0. A. Peterson.
Best corn exhibit, winner, Tulla1
Farm.
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Beets, turnip, LIST. VIM. c. Miller
End VIM. Schultz.
Cabbage, early winner, Harry Nor
kassel.
Cabbage, late, LIST. Paul Johnson
End. w. C. Schultz.
Cabbage any other variety, winner
Mrs. Gust A. Johnson.
Celery, 1st. w. c. Shultz, End. Al
Ian. Powell
Lettuce, 1st. Mrs. C. E. Stinchfeld
End. Mrs. M. Guthrie.
Onions, red, 1st. Mrs. VIM, Goucek
End. Mrs. o. A. Peterson.
Onion, yellow, LIST. Mrs. r
Schwinke, End. VIM. Schultz.
Onions, white, 1st. Florence Palm
er, End. VIM. Schultz.
Parsnips, LIST. Lloyd Knutson, End
Arthur Knutson
Peas in pod, winner, Mrs Albert