The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-11-16

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Jordan.
Second best exhibit of farm prod |
ucts, H. A. Petty.
Best country ham, Mrs. Hitler.
Best stalk of cotton, E. T. Jordan.
Best bale of cotton, Mr.. Hart of |
PARROT
Best II ears of corn Ivey Jones.
Best six bundles of oats, DR.. Dean.
Best bushel of oats, DR.. Dean.
Best bushel of white peas, E. T.
Jordan
Best bushel of speckled peas, E. T.
Jordan,
Best bushel of iron peas, ]. R.
Webb.
Best bushel of Spanish peanuts,
DR.. Dean.
Best bushel of COOLERS, Mrs. J. A.
Ferguson.
Best bushel of wheat, w. NJ. Hol-
land.
Largest potato, w. NJ. Holland.
Best bushel of sweet potatoes, Geo.
Hasty.
Best display white velvet beans,
E. T. Jordan.
Best - stalks of green cane, H.
A. Petty.
Best ~ stalks red cane, w. NJ. Hol-
land.
Best sample of new syrup, j. NJ.
McLendon.
Best bale of alfalfa hay, Willard
McRee.
Best bale of any other hay, E. T.
Jordan.
Best display of hay, H A. Petty.
Best display of fall vegetables, R.
D. Smith.
Second best display Of fall vegeta-
bles, Julian Jordan.
Largest cushaw, E. T. Jordan.
Largest pumpkin, J. w. Lee.
Best head of collards B. F. Melton
Best half gallon shelled butter
beans, Mrs. J. A. Ferguson.
Best dozen tomatoes, Arthur
Laing.
Best dozen roasting ears, Julian
Jordan
Best dozen egg Plants, R. D. Smith.
Best bull nozo pepper, R. D Smith
Best display pepper, R. d. Smith.
Best pair of mules, H. A. Petty.
Best single mule, Mr.. McGill, of
Bronwood.
Best mule colt, c. H. Warner.
Best horse colt, Shealey Kaufman.
Best milk COW Bob Wall.
Best heifer, Byron Holder. i:
Best calf, j. C. Smith.
Best boar, Early Anderson.
Best SOW and pigs, H. A. Petty.
Best SOW H. A. Petty.
Corn club prizes will be printed
later.
Poultry, Mrs. b. NJ. Davidson, Chm.
Best pen of five chickens, J. R.
Webb.
Best trio of chickens, Clyde Wall.
Best pair of turkeys, Mrs. T. E.
Jolley.
Best trio of geese, Mrs. Geo. Hasty.
Best trio of ducks, Mrs. B. W. Ted
der.
Best hen, Mrs. Gilmore Tolley.
Best cock, owner not known.
Domestic, Mrs. Guy Chappell, Chm.
Best dozen beaten biscuit, Mrs. w.
H. Gardner.
Best pound of butter, Mrs. J. A.
Best old-fashioned pound cake,
Mrs. j. NJ. Clifton
Best loaf bread, Mrs. Lawrence
Norton.
Best exhibit of candy, Miss Anna
Belle Jones.
Best general exhibit of preserves,
Miss Minnie Lou Martin.
Best watermelon rind preserves,
Mrs. j. A. Hitler.
Best fig preserves, Mrs. ElmOre
Jolley.
Best peach preserves. Mrs. E. T.
Jordan.
Best pear preserves, Mrs. G. w.
DoZier.
Best exhibit of jellies, Miss Minnie
Lou Martin.
Best mayhaw jelly, Mrs. E. T. Jor-
dan.
Best apple jelly, Miss Minnie Lou
Martin.
Best blackberry jelly, Mrs. G. w. t
Dozier. i
Best scuppernong jelly. Mrs. f. T
Jordan.
Best grape jelly, Miss Minnie Lou
Martin v
Best general exhibit of pickles, y
Miss Minnie Lou martin. :,
Best sweet peach pickle Mrs. j. o. Il
Russell.
Best chow chow, Mrs. J. A. Hitler. 5
Best sweet green tomato pickles, f.
Mrs G. W. Dozier.
Best exhibit of canned goods, Miss "
Minnie Lou Martin.
Best tomato catsup, Mrs J. 7. Lee.
Best mayOnaise, Mrs. G. w. Dozer. Y
Best exhibit of jams, Mrs. w. H. 7
Tedder.
Best general exhibit of canned and il
preserved fruits entered by lady re- i
siding in Dawson, Miss Minnie Lou 7
Martin
Best general exhibit of canned and L
preserved fruit entered by lady re- a
siding in Terrell county, Mrs Kenne- S
dy. of PARROT. O
Pest exhibit by girl from IA to IS
years, scholarship in domestic science -
(short course) Athens school of agri- S
culture, Miss Susie Spier. c
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