The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-25
VOLUME VIII.
AWARDS AT UNION COUNTY FAIR
Successful Exhibitors at Big County
Fair September Is, III, IL, 1915, as
Awarded by Judges.

l. Best one farm exhibit, Tom J.
Edmondson. second J. w. Horn, third
Mary d. Abbott.
2. Best 10 ears of corn, first
T. E. Callahan, second S. o. Penick.
8. Best peck of oats, first Tom
Z. Best barley, first r. w. Isaacs.
5. Best peck of wheat, first Tom
Edmondson.
6; Best 10 ears pop corn, first
j. w. Horn.
Z. Best bale alfalfa, first Bender
Bros.
8. Best bale gram. hay, no en-
Q. Best bundle of oat hay, first
Tom EdmOndson.
10. Best display of forage plants,
first Bender Bros, second Tom Ed
mondson.
ii. Best sheaf of millet, first A.
NJ Hougen, second J. w. Horn.
l2. Best kaffir corn, first Bender
Bros, second Cook Bros.
13. Best Feterita, first A. ]. Sny-
der second Bender Bros.
IA. Best milo maize, first Tom
Edmondson, second Cook Bros.
Is. Best exhibit from one COM
munity, first Tom EdmOndsOn, in
APACHE community.
l6. Best bundle of wheat first
Allen Robinson.
IL. Best rye, first Jack Hindman.
i8. Best Soudan grass, first Tom
EdmCndsOn, second w. L. Harrell.
10. Best Egyptian wheat, first
Cook Bros.
CLASS A. DIV. 2, VEGETABLES.
1. Best squash, first S. o. Penick
2. Best pumpkins, first Mary O..
Abbott.
8. Best three watermelons, first
w. E. Cone.
4. Best and largest watermelon,
first G. w. Jamison.
5. Best half dozen cantalOupes,
first Tom Edmondson.
6. Best display of vegetables, $50
pounds, first Mary Abbott, second
S. o. Penick.
I. Best dozen onions. first Tom
Edmondson.
8. Best dozen table beets, first
NJ. 0. Abbott.
o. Best dozen parsnips, first
10. Best dozen carrots, first Geo.
H. Wade.
fl. Best chill, j. w. Horn.
~. Best Peck beans, first Tom
EdmondsOn.
i3. Best potatoes, first w. l.. Har-
rell.
IA. Best sweet potatoes, first w.
l.. Harrell.
IS. Best cucumbers, first T. E.
Callahan.
l6. Best tomatoes, first Tom Ed
mondsOn.
II. Best cabbage, first Bender
Bros.
1S. Best wonder berries, first j.
W. Horn.
10. Best turnips, first Mrs. Grimes.
CLASS b. FRUITS
1. Best display of fruits over
100 pounds, no entry.
2. Best plate of apples, first Sam
Herzstein.
3. Best pears, no entry.
4. Best display of peaches, first
Mary o. Abbott.
5. Best ounces, no entry.
6. Best plums, no entry.
Z. Best grapes, no entry.
8. Best display canned fruits,
first Mrs. LOveless, second Mrs. H,
C.. Abbott.
o. Best apples, not in competi-
ton, Plainview Nursery.
CLASS C.
Horticulture, Pantry Stores, Art
Handicraft and Textile Work
DIVISION 1.
1. Best display of cut flowers!
first Mrs. E. A. Jennings, second
Mrs. S. o. Penick.
2 Best display of potted plants
first Mrs. S. o. Penick.
DIVISION 3.
l.. Best exhibit of home cooking
Mrs. r.. H. RiXey.
CLASS C. DIVISION 4.
Art China Handicraft
I. Best oil painting, first Helen
Mansker, second Mrs Jack Hind
man.
2. Best water color, first Mrs
Jack Hindman, second Geo. H. Wade
3. Best crayon or pastele, frs
Helen Mansker, second Mrs. JACK
Himdman.
4. Best pen picture, Mrs. JacE
Hindman.
5. Exhibit of hand work of boy ol
Girl under IA years of age, frs
Gladys Robinson.
6. Exhibition of handicraft il
wood, first Mrs. Jack Hindman.
Z. Handicraft in leather, first Ma,
Gonzales.
8. Handicraft in metal, first G. w
Ingraham, second Eleanor Miller
O. Hand painted china, first Mrs
EkMnd.
10. Set of 10 pieces, first Mrs
Eklund.
CLASS C. DIV. 5. TEXTILE WORI
4. Best exhibition household fab