Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-27
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Class l.
Best county exhibit; Sweepstakes
gold medal and $500.
Second best county exhibit; SweeT
stakes, silver medal and 800.
Best exhibit from each county
Gold medal and $50 to 500.
Glass ii.
Best individual farm exhibit: Col
medal and special prize offered b
the Coast Culyert and Flume Com
pany of $50 cash or an "Armco
1,OOO-bushel grain bin or an "Armco
75O-gallon water tank.
Second best individual farm ex
hibit: Silver medal and a specia
prize offered by the Coast Culver
and Flume Company of $25 cash Of
an "Armco" metal water trough.
Glass Ill.
Artistic apple display: First, gold
medal and 500; second, silver media
and $50.
Glass w.
Apples: Ten boxes Jonathan, first
$50, second $780, ten boxes Rome
Beauty, first $50, second $40; ten
boxes Spitzenburg, first $50, second
$50; ten boxes Winesap, first $50,
second $50; ten boxes Yellow New
town, first $50, second $50.
To each first prize winner in Glass
4 the Charles H. Lilly Company Of
fers 50-pound drum of Soluble Sui
phur Spray.
Glass v.
Apples: Five boxes Arkansas
Black, first s25, second SIS; five
boxes Baldwin, first $25, second SIS;
five boxes delicious, first $25, second
SIS; five boxes Grimes. first $25,
second SIS; five boxes Jonathan, first
$25, second SIS; five boxes 0rtley,
first s25, second $15 five boxes yell
low Newtown, first $25, second $15;.
five boxes Red Cheek Pippin, first
s25, second SIS; five boxes Rome
Beauty, first s25, second SIS; five
boxes Spitzenburg, first $25, second
SIS; five boxes Stayman. first $25,
second SIS; five boxes Wagner, first
$25, second SIS; five boxes White
Pearmain, first $25, second SIS; five
boxes Winesap, first $25, second SIS;
five boxes Banana, first $25, second
SIS.
Class vi.
Pears: Two half boxes Clairgeau,
first So, second SO; two half boxes
Anjou, first s., second SO; two half
boxes Bose, first $5, second SO; two
half boxes Comice, first S., second
SO; two half boxes Beurre Easter,
first So, second SO; two half boxes
Winter Nellis, first IS, second SO.
Class VII.
Onions: Collection of named vari-
eties, first $40, second $5 80 pounds
yellow Globe Denvers, first $40, sec
ond IS.
Glass VIII.
Potatoes: Thirty pounds Bur-
bank, first s., second SO; thirty
pounds American Wonder, first s.,
second SO; thirty pounds Extra Early
Moonlight, first s., second SO; thirty
pounds Early Ohio, first IS, second
SO; thirty pounds Uncle Sam, first
So, second $S thirty pounds Garnet
Chill, first s., second So; thirty
pounds Hundred Fold, first S., sec
ond SO; thirty pounds Melted Gem,
first IS, second SO; thirty pounds
California Russet, first IS, second
SO; 100 pounds Early Rose, special
prize by Coast Culvert and Flume
Company, $25 cash or an "Armco"
metal water trough; 100 pounds
Pride of Multnomah, first merchan-
disc orders to amount of SIS, second
merchandise orders to amount of
$40.
Class TX.
Threshed grains Special prize by
the Golden Rod Milling Company of
case of assorted Golden Rod cereals
for the best ten pounds of milling
oats.
Glass Y.
LargeJt squash: First IS, second
SO.
Glass XI.
Evaporated apples. not less than
25O pounds: First $40, second $40.
Evaporated prunes, not less than
500 pounds: First $40, second $40.
Evaporated collection of fruits and
vegetables: First 500, second $40.
Class XII.
Northwestern grown nuts: Collec-
tion of walnuts, first $40, second IS;
collection Of filberts, first $40, Sec
ond IS.
Every winner of a prize in the
above divisions will receive years
subscription to the Fruit and Produce
Marketer, Northwest Pacific Farmer,
and Oregon Farmer.