The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-05
PRODUCTS EXHIBITS
WERE REAL TREAT
Entries Many and the COmpe-
titiOn Keen-List of
Last Awards.

ers We're in session here, was one of
the best exhibitions ever given in this
part of the State. The entries were
numerous and the competition keen.
The list of the last awards, follows:
Best High School exhibit-F'irst,
Cape Girardeau High School, set of
tools.
Best four cabinet pieces-F'irst, Earl
Neal; second, Paul Nussbaum.
Best two cabinet pieces-First, Ed
gar Saupe.
Best individual piece-First, Gather
Ranney; second; Clinton Short; third,
Raymond Fischer.
SunfIower-Normal School, first.
Beardless wheat-Albert Weiss,
jackson, first; H. J. Weiss, Jackson,
second; ST. Francois, Pennington,
third; VIM. Bingenheimer, Appleton,
fourth; A. J. Kinder, Gordonville,
fifth.
Bearded wheat-Butler County, Pop
lar Bluff, first; H. j. Weiss, Jackson,
second; H. J. Weiss, Jackson, third.
Sweepstakes in wheat Albert
Weiss, Jackson, first.
Winter oats-Chas. Schweer, Cor
donville, first; Butler County; Poplar
Bluff, second.
Spring oats-ButIer County, Poplar
Bluff, first; H. ]. Weiss, Jackson, sec
ond; Albert Weiss, Jackson, third; +.
c. Tuschhoff, Appleton, fourth; B. +.
Sides, Pocahontas, fifth.
Rye-Chas. Leutie. Appleton. first;
+. c. Tuschhoff, Appleton, second.
Cow peas--B F. Sides, Pocahontas,
first; b. F. Sides, Pocahontas, second;
Butler County, Poplar Bluff, third.
Soy beans-L H. Gale, Hayti, first;
Normal School, Cape iGrardeau. sec
Ond.
Red clover seed-A. J. Kinder, Cor
dOnville, first.
Baled cOttOn-I Turner, Caruthars-
vile, first; Robert Coppage, Caruth-
crsville, second.
Stalk of cotton-Mrs. Thrcsher, ca
rutherSvile. first; George Hudson, Ca
ruthersville, second
Alfalfa plant, longest root. W.
Gather, Hayti, first.
Alfalfa plant, largest number of
stalks. W. Gather. Hayti, first.
Bale alfalfa hay. Orange, Ca
ruthcrsville, first; George Merrell. Ca
ruthersville, second
Glover hay-Chas. Schweer, Gordon
vile. first.
Timothy hay-Butier County, Pop
lar Bluff, first
Tobacco, one hand-Joseph King,
Ste. Gencvieve, first; Butler County,
Poplar Bluff, second; Joseph King,
Ste. Genevieve, third; John Griffin,
Cape Girardeau, fourth
Best display of garden and field
prdoucts-Ben f. Sides. Pocahontas.
first; Normal School, Cape Girardcau.
second.
Beets-Normal School. Cape Girar-
deau, first
Mangel wurzel and sugar bects--L.
r. Johnson, Cape Girardeau, first;
Normal School, Cape Girardeau, sec
ond
Pole beans-B. F. Sides. Pccahon-
tas. first; Normal School, Cape Girar-
dcau, second
Beans, any other variety-John
Griffin, Cape Girardeau, first; Ben F.
Sides, POcahontas, second; John Grit
fin. Cape Girardeau, third.
Cabbage-State Hospital, Farming
ton, first.
Carrots-L. r. Johnson, Cape Cir
ardeau, first and second; State Hos
pital, Pennington, third.
Celery-State Hospital, Pennington,
first; L. R. Johnson, Cape Girardeau,
second.
Egg plant-Dr. Byers, Caruthcrs-
vile, first; Butler County, Poplar
Bluff, second.
Onions-Crit Cunningham. Caru-
thersville, first; Charles Schweer. Cor
donville, second; State Hospital, Farm
ingtOn, third
Parsnips-Statc Hospital Farming
ton, first; Normal School, Cape Cir
ardeau, second.
Garden peas-B. T. Sides, Pocahon
tas, first.
Peppers-Mrs. Reynolds, Caruthcrs-
vile, first; Mrs. Thresher, Caruthers-
vile, second.
Heaviest pumpkin-Madison Coun-
ty, Frediricktown, first: Frank Gun
ninghom, Charlottesville, second.
Best pumpkin-Normal School, Cape
Girardeau. first; Mrs. Thresher, Ca |
ruthersville, second; Madison County. /
FredericktoNn, third
Squash-G Elliott, Charlottesville, /.
first; S. P. Reynolds, Charlottesville, /