New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-02

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Mules over three years, F. j. DE.
Gravelle, Jeanerette, La, first
The "A. Moresi Company, Jeane.
rette, La, second; Jules and
Ferdinand Darby, third. Mules
under three years, Price Oubre,
first, Loreauville, La; }. and f.
Darby, second. Mules under two
years. Price Oubre, first; J. and
f. Darby, second; jules Olivier,
third. Best pair of mules, j. n.
Pharr and Sons, first; Renoudet
and Dietlein, second. Best group
homeraised mules, mare and five
of her get in five years, }. and F.
Darby.
Canned Goods-Best six cans
tomatoes, E. A. McIlhenny, first ;
Frick Brothers, second. Best
six cans okra and tomatoes, f. A.
McIlhenny. Best canned sweet
potatoes Frick Brothers. Best
canned figs, Prick Brothers, first :
E. A. McIlhenny. second. Best
display canned goods, E. A Nell
benny. In the home manufac :
tory building, first prizes wee
awarded to Erath Ice and Bottllng
Company: Moss Green Heart, to-
mato catsup, etc; Lee Cologne
Company; Bernard Wagon Com
pany; E. p. Folse, mantels, etc. /;
Bertrand Lumber Company,
creamery and dairy ice boxes !:
Stephen Hale, implement handles !;
A. C. Duboin, brooms; p. A. Con-
rad, display clean rice and by
products; John R. Taylor and
Bros, New iberia, foundry and
machine shops; Broussard Casket
Company; D. A. Theriot, corn
meal and feed; Suberbielle and
Company, pure feed.
Woman's Department.
Mrs. G. O. Pharr, seventeen
firsts, preserved vegetables and
fruits; Mrs. Albin Segura, pre-
served vegetables and fruits; Mrs.
A.Segura, preserved tomatoes Mrs.
H. L. Crews. grape jelly: Mrs. F.
F. Courts, fig marmalade; Miss
Henderson, sour orange preserves;
Mrs. John Robertson, branded
peaches; Mrs. Steckler, pimen-
toes; best display in culinary de-
partment, by one person, Mrs. G.
O. Pharr: best display canned
vegetables, less than six cans, Mrs.
Albert Lemaire; chow chow, Mrs.
J. A. Goodwin; sour pickles., Miss
rillie Midlhop; homemade catsup.
Mrs. R. G. Sealy; fig preserves,
Mrs. Henderson; Watermelon pre-
serves, Mrs. B. w. Eels.
Agricultural BUILDING Awards
Short staple cotton, J. N. Pharr
and Sons; stubble cane, j. N. |
Pharr and Sons, first; A. Dugas,
plant cane. J. N. Pharr
md Sons. first; A. Dueas, second.
"D-74," John Leeds, Avery,
irst; Leon j. Landry, second.
"D-95". J. N. Pharr and Sons,
irst; Leon J. Landry, second.
Ribbon cane. Leon J. LANDRY.
irst: heaviest stalk cane, J. N.
'harr and Sons, first; Albin j. Sc
'ura, second. Best display j. N.
'harr and Sons.
White and yellow clarified and
inety-six per cent test, Loisel
ugar Company.
Bale. lespedeza hay-Albin j.
egura. Sheaves lespedeza, r.
/. Stewart. Sheaves oats, A. "A.
'emaire. Sheayes rice, Jos. j.
mith. first; P. j. Hebert, second.
ale native hay, j. N. Pharr and
ons.. Bale COW pea hay, j. N. =
'harr and Sons. Sorghum, r.
. McMahon. Display baled hay,
N. Pharr and Sons. Fresh to-
latoes, E. A. McIlhenny, first; ID.
rouchet, second; crate fresh to-
latoes, E. A. McIlhenny, first
ierre Andre, second. Eggplant,
!. A. McIlhenny, first; Pierre An =
re, second. Garlic, dry, Mrs. :
ules Darby. Pumpkin, Gustave !
[ebert. Display pumpkins, A. i
andry. Ground artichokes, AL r
in j. Segura. Spinach, J.. N.
harr and Sons. Okra, d.
rouchet, first; E. A. McIlhenny,
,cond. Bed onions, Leon j. Lam
ry. Pumpkin vans, Albin j. (
egura, first; R. NJ. Snyder, Sec
I'D. Shelled rice, rough. j. N.
harr and Sons. first. Sweet
'rn, Albin j. Segura, first and
cond. Soy beans, Albin J. Sc
ira. Velvet beans, Albin j. Sc
ira. Peck cow-peas, Albin j.
,gura Display pecans, J. N.
harr and Sons. J
Peanuts. j. n. Pharr and Sonc