The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-07
Prize List of The Country Fair" to be Held at
IrvingtOn, Ky Sept. A.25, 1915

"a. Best decorated buggy in parade, Lon
Dowell, s..
90. Second, Il. w. Carter, 75c.
81. Best young lady rider, under Is years
old, James Edmupd Carter, So. so.
IS. Best child rider, under six years old,
Mike Lyddan, farmer and feeder, s.. so.
60. Best boy rider under rs, Mike Lyd-
dan, $3.50
FLOWERS.
81. Prettiest three pot plant, Mrs. d. c.
HI on, $3.50.
es. Second, Mrs. ID. c. Heron, 81.
go. Best three varieties of cut flowers c.
T. Marshall, 81 so.
Ioo Second G. T. Marshall, ST.
IoI. Best three varieties of cut flowers,
grown by child under 10 years old, Eastman
Browny Kodak by Irvington Pharmacy.
Io2 Best display of dahias, four colors, in
separate vases, Mrs. G. o. Bailey, Soc
Io5. Best hand made counterpart, under
three years old, Mrs. G.. o. Bailey. SOC.
Io4. Prettest piece of home woven goods
Mrs. G. y. Bailey, soc.
los Best sample of need1ework under two
years old, pyramid cake Fl. J. Krebs, baker, S.
loo. Second Charley Bandy, farmer and
feeder, 81.
BETTER BABY CONTEST.
Io7. Child under one year old first prize.
Parks Pharmacy, S.
los. Child under one year old, second
prize Parks Pharmacy, 81.
100. Child under three years old first
prize, DIR. l.. B. Moreman, s..
no. Child under three years old second
prize, Dr. l.. B. Moreman, s..
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
III. Best dressed doll, (child's work., by
girl under twelve, Mrs. Hollis Drane, 81.
liz. Second best, Mrs Hollis Drane, SOC
II21s. Best doll display, (chld's own
work }, Mrs. G. N. Lyddan, ST.
II3. Best sample of needle work apron)
by girls under IL years, Geo Board, soc.
ia. Best sample of same by girls under Is,
Geo Board, soc.
IFS. Best cake baked by girl under Ii,
Geo Board. 81.
no. Second best, Geo. Board, soc.
III. Best three varieties of cut flowers by
girl under twelve, Mrs. G. n I.yddan, soc.
IIS. Best three varieties of Asters by child
Under twelve Mr. G. n. Iyddan, SOC.
SWEEPSTAKES.
II9 Best display of farm products; l. H&
St. l.. Ky. Co.. 80.
40. Second best display, d. c. Heron, the
good roads man, IS.
1871. Best display of corn, Tom I.yddan, S.
1872. Best display of garden truck; c. c.
Smith, Grocery and CONNECTIONS, IS.
I23 Best display of canned goods; Irving
ton Pharmacy, handsome Eastman Browny
Kodak
I2l Second best display of canned goods
any variety Prof II. r. Kirk, $2.5o
I241s. Best dairy display, c. w. Chaplin,
blacksmith and general repairs, dairy bucket
I25. Best trio of chicks; Irvington Pharm-
acy, handsome Eastman Browny Kodak
I26. The latest animal at the Fair; R.
Mays, blacksmith, one-horse jumper "a.
I27. Best calf, any breed, under ten months
old; c. o. Bailey, contractor. 50
IaS Best pair of sheep, any breed; J. r.
Cain, farmer, s. 80
I2S The oldest person winning prize at the
Country Fair; S. c. Dowell, farmer and feeder
$2 so.
1870. The youngest child contending for a
prize; S c. Dowell, 81 So
1871. The youngest child winning prize
Ito exclude baby show; S. Dowell, 81.
1872. Best display of Homer Pigeons; Breck-
enridge News, $I.so.
1873, Best display of farm tools by boy
under "a years; Breckenridge News, Fl so.
1874. Best agricultural float in parade; T. f.
Alexander, merchant 81.
I35 Best junior float in parade. to repre-
sent Corn, Clover and Stock Club T.. Il Alex
ander, 50.
1886 The club member having largest four
months old pig; The Corn, Clover and Stock
Club. IS.
1877. Second, half the price of smallest pig
in lot, Corn, Clover and Stock Club
1873 Two of the cutest Riddles in the pa
rade; Mrs. Lula Parks, So