Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-10-29
Best 12 stalks sorghum, any variety

Best IL stalks sorghum, any variety
j. c. Lock first, ]. T. Mitchell Sec
ond.
Best display sorghum SYRUP. T.
Mitchell first. w. 8. Percival second.
Hay Crops.
Best bale peavine hay-Carhartt
farm first, S. w. Draffln second.
Best bale alfalfa hays. w. Draffin
first, Carhartt farm second.
Best sample millet-Carhartt farm
Zone entry)
Best sample Means or Johnson grass
$. H. Faris Zone entry).
Best bale any other kind Of hay
S. H. Faris first, S. w. Draffin second.
Best display Of hay from one farm
S. H. Faris first, Carhartt farm sec
ond.
Horticultural Crops.
Best plate apples-T. M. Martin
first, Mrs ]. B. Fewell second.
Best plate grapes-W. ]. Creighton.
Best plate pears. H. Steele first,
Mrs. ]. B. Fewell second.
Best (not largest) sweet potatoes,
any variety, half bushel-D. L. Call
man first, R L. Falls second.
Best Irish potatoes-T. M. Anderson
first, S. H. Faris second.
Best turnips, half bushel-T. M.
Martin Zone entry.
Best winter squash-Walsh Wade
first and second.
Biggest pumpkin-W. P. Locke first,
r. L. Falls second.
Best head lettuce-Mrs. F. c. Bur-
ris first, D. L. Gallman second.
Best sample bell pepper on stalk
Mrs. T. A. Barron first, Walsh Wade
second.
Best sample egg plant. c. Lock
first, Mrs. Frank Massey second.
Best half bushel onions-R. L. Falls
first, s. H. Faris second.
Best stalk celery-S. H. Faris Zone
entry).
Two large cushaws-Roy Sadler.
Largest gourd-T. M. Anderson.
Boys Corn Club.
Best bushel Of field selected corn
shown on ear-James Draffin first,
Gus Cain second, Brice Blair third.
Best ten ears Of prolific corn-Jas.
Draffin first, Gus Cain secand, Bart
ton Land third.
Best ten ears Of corn (single ear
variety)-Brice Blair first, ]. T. Hoke
second, John Smith third.
Best single ear Of corn (prolific va
riety)-Robin Caveny first, Bratton
Land second, Sam Campbell third.
Best single ear corn (single ear va
riety)-Brice Blair first, John Smith
second, MIN Horton third.
Best six stalks Of corn (proliflc va
riety)-James Draffin first, Roy Big
gers second, Gus Cain third.
Best six stalks Of corn (single ear
variety)-J. T. Hoke first, Dave Shil-
linglaw second.
Best essay on How I Produced My
Corn"-Livy P. Anderson first, Clar-
ence Boyd second, James Shannon
third.
Best essay on How I Selected my
Seed Corn in the Feld"-Marvin Wal
lace first Roden Cornwell second,
Martin Falls third.
Women's Department.
Preserving and Canning mot Canning
CIubs.)
Best cured ham-R. l. Falls first, s.
H. Faris second.
Best bacon, home cured, side-R
l. Falls first, w. w. Faris second.
Best lard, home made, pounds
Jno H. Steele first, R L. Falls Sec
ond.
Best vinegar, 1 quart-Mrs. A A
McKeown first, Mrs. ]. E. Jackson
second, Mrs. Frank Massey third.
Best dried apples, peck-Mrs Frank
Massey first, Mrs. ]. A. McFadden
second, Mrs. ]. B. Fewell third.
Best dried peaches, peck-Mrs
Frank Massey second, S. L. Patterson
third.
Best home made soap-Mrs. w. l.
Howell.
Best blackberry, grape or muscadine
jelly-Mrs. Frank Massey first, Mrs
Ladd Lumpkin second. Mrs. Mauldin
third.
Best apple, plum or ounce jelly
Mrs. w. M. Mauldin first, Mrs w. c.
Faris second, Mrs. Mauldin third.
Best apple, peach, pear, fig or cherry
preserves-Mrs. w. M. Mauldin first
Miss Edith Bigham second, Mrs
Frank Massey third.
| Best peach or apple marmalade-
Mrs. J. E. Warmsley first, Mrs. w. ],
Miller second.
Best blackberry. plum, peach or
strawberry jam-Mrs. Frank Massey.
Best watermelon, apple, plum or to-
mato, cherry or onion pickle-Mrs. W.
M. Mauldin first, Mrs. A. A. McKeown
second, Mrs. w. C. Faris third.
Best cucumber, tomato, cabbage,
artichoke or mixed pickle (sour)-
Mrs. C.. L. Cobb first. Mrs. Adger
Huey second, Mrs. ]. A. McFadden
| third.
Best catsup-Mrs. Ladd Lumpkin
first, Mrs. w. M. Mauldin second, Mrs.
j. E. Walmsley third.
Best chow -chow-Mrs. S. c. Byers
first, Mrs. L. L. Ware second
Best chill i-sauce-Mrs. r. S. Fewell