The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-08-25

54-Best quart gooseberry pre-
serves, 75c.
Miss Sue Woods, LIST; Mrs. J. H
Fad, End.
56-Best display of preserves
S1.5O.
Miss Sue Woods, LIST; Miss Annie
Tribble, End.
57-Best glass apple jelly, SOC.
Miss Annie Tribble.
58-Best glass plum jelly, SOC.
Mrs. j. H. Eads.
59-Best glass ounce jelly, soc.
Mrs. J. H. Eads.
6O-Best glass grape jelly light
Miss Annie Tribble.
61-Best glass grape jelly dark
Miss Annie Tribble.
62-Best display of jelly, $3.50.
Miss Annie Tribble, list; Mrs. j
H. Eads, End.
63-Best quart sweet, soc.
Miss Sue Woods.
64-Best quart sweet cucumber
Mrs. J. H. Eads.
65-Best quart sour cucumber
Mrs. ]. H. Eads.
66-Best quart mustard, soc.
Mrs. Ira Traylor.
68-Best quart blackberry, 75c.
Mrs. ]. H. Eads.
69-Best quart grape, 75c.
Miss Sue Woods.
70-Best quart rhubarb, 75c.
Miss Sue Woods.
71-Best quart dandelion, Use.
Miss Sue Woods.
72-Best quart cherry, 75c.
Miss Sue Woods.
73-Best display of wine, S1.50.
Miss Sue Woods.
74-Best jar comb, 81.
G. S. Lyons.
IA 1-2-Best jar strained, 81.
Mrs. R. M. BLACKBERRY.
75-Best quart blackberries, soc
Miss Annie Tribble.
76-Best quart peaches; soc.
Mrs. ]. R. Mount
77-Best quart pears, SOC.
Miss Annie Tribble
7S-Best quart APPLES, SOC.
Miss Annie Tribble.
79-Best quart cherries, soc.
Miss Sue Woods.
81-Best quart gooseberries, soc.
Miss Sue Woods.
S2-Best quart tomatoes, soc.
Mrs. Sam Dudderar.
S3-Best black cake, SO.
Mrs. S. ]. Curtis, LIST; Mrs. J. H.
Eads, End.
84-Best Angel food cake, 81.
Mrs. w. G. Withers, list; Mrs. S.
J. Curtis, End.
85-Best plain white cake, 81.
Mrs. J. H. Eads.
86-Best> cocoanut cake (layer) ,
Mrs. W. G. Withers.
S7-Best White Mountain cake,
Mrs. J. H. Eads.
S8-Best Marshmallow cake Qay-
err, 81.
Mrs. w. G.. Withers, list; Mrs. S.
NJ. Saufley, End.
S9-Best Devils food cake (layer)
Miss Margaret Mccormack, LIST;
Mrs. Sam Dudderar, End.
91-Prettiest decorated cake of
any kind, So.
Mrs. Ira Traylor, LIST; Mrs. Martin
Lawson, End.
92-Best plate beaten biscuits, 81
Mrs. S. J. Curtis, LIST; Miss Minnie
Woods, End.
93-Best loaf salt risen bread, 81.
Mrs. T. w. Pennington, list; Mrs.
W. P. Kincaid, End.
94-Best loaf yeast bread, 81.
Mrs. Dan Traylor.
9S-Best lemon pie, 75c.
Miss Lucille Dudderar.
99-Best chocolate pie, 75c.
Mrs. w. A Tribble, LIST; Miss An
ME Warren, End.
1OO-Best one year old ham (boil-
ed), SIS.
Mrs. S. ]. Curtis, 1st; Mrs. Robt.
Bruce, End.
Art Division-Amateurs only
101-Best specimen water colors,
Miss Mary Gooch, 1st and End.
102-Best specimen oil, 81.
Mrs. Robert Bruce.
103-Best specimen crayon, 81.
Mrs. Robert Bruce.
1O4-Rest half dozen hand paint
ed plates, 81.
Miss Sue Woods.
105-Best chop dish, 81.
Miss Sue Woods.
\106-Best vase, ST..
Miss Sue Woods.
107-Best one half dozen mono
gram gold lined cups and saucers,
81.
Miss Sue Woods.
1O8-Best half dozen gold lined
and monogram plates, 81.
Miss Sue Woods.
111-Best display of cut nastur-
tiums, 81.
Mrs. Bette Bush.
-Handsomest fern, 81.
Mrs. Ed Ballard.
Farm and Garden Products Grown
This Year
115-Best one-half bushel barley,
Joe T. Embry.
116-Best one dozen sweet pota-
toes, 81.
Burdette Bright.
117-Best one dozen Irish pota-
toes, 81.
Mrs. Dan Traylor.
118-Best one dozen onions, 81.
F. B. Myers.
119-Best one half gallon Lima
beans, 81.
Mrs. J. H. Eads.
12O-Best one half gallon dozen
stick beans, 81.
Mrs. Martin Lawson.
121-Best sample red clover, 81.
j. NJ. Cover.
122-Best sample alfalfa clover,
j. Frank Smith.
123-Best sample timothy, 81.
j. M. Cover.
126-Best three stalks sorghum,
G.. D. Wilder.
127-Lai gest beets, half dozen,
Mrs. Annie Traylor.
128-Largest peppers, half doz-
en-, 81.
129-Best half dozen tomatoes,
William Rheinhart
13O-Heaviest head of cabbage,
Joe Chancellor.
131-Heaviest pumpkin, 81.
j. Frank Smith.
100 Poet plata MARS Ct