St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-10-28
PARISH FAIR
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Of the entries have not been brought
in at the time Of Ehds writing. and
uhere has not been time for . care
ful inspection. A full list OF prize
winners win be published NEXT week.
Mrs. E. G. Davis and Mrs. Juhan
H. Smith won the cup for the ladies
singles, In tennis.
The school parade was the largest
We have ever had. there being prob
ably 1000 children in Vine. The ltt-
tie tots of the first grade, as usuaa, ,
found q warm place In the hearts OF
the hystamdera. Mr.. Cazes' pupMs
carried orange and white balloons
as school coaors, and the different
grades carried orange pennants with
the grades in white letters. Mrs'
Young's pupils carried white orna-
mented square with the dgure 5 q
orange pendant in the center. Sh-
dell led the parade and made = nne
ajupearance. In fact, am the schools
with their banners and other decorAr
lions marched tn excellent order and
made q fine appearance. Ch1ncnu u
Institute maintained their reputation
made DIM former parades. The teach
ers and pupils Of all the schools de-
served the highest praise TOR the part
they took in THE parade, and an
seemed enthusiastic over the occa-
sion, putdng vim into their class
yells and showing the Interest they
felt. As the parade occurs ON our
press day, we cannot 60 into partiou-
lars, but the parade was . grand
success aaQ Ground, and the MNn1ct-
pal Band furnished creddtable music
for them to march by. 6dtdeM, La
combe, Vaudeville. Abdta and other
school children came mp on the tram,
which carried four coaches flied be-
yond seating capacity. The parade
formed in front of the courth oust
and marched ON Columbia street to
the fair grounds, starting as soon
as the train got In, about 1890. J
St. Tammany Farmer Cup, best
pen any breed st. Tammany raised
chickens, won by II. s. Smith. Dixie
Single Comb White Orpfng-
tons.
st. Tammany Fair Association Cup
tor best breed any pair American
Glass, won by Mr.. Louis Pechon-
Single Comb White Rocks.
st. Tammany Fair Association Cup
best breed any pair In MEDITERRANEAN
Glass, won by NJ. and " blanche
Single Comb White Leghorns.
Covington Grocery & Grain Cup
for best trio any breed raised In st.
Tammany parish, won by Mr.. Louia
Single Comb White Rocks
| $1,000 sweepstakes, for best breed
any pen exhibited, won by II. 3
Smith, Dixie Ranch-6dng,e Comb
White Onpingtons.
! There were 200 chickens entered
land q number of entries were turn
ed away in both poultry and hive
stock.
Beef Cattle-P. E. Smith Cup
Won by w. M. Poole Grand cham
pion bull, beef breed.
Dairy Cattle-Association OF Com
MERGE Cup-Won by H. p. Bougere
& Som-Best display Of live stock.
II. Nielsen Cup-Won by A. w.
IJones-Grand champion bull.
Swine-Grand champion boar, lard
type, won by DR.. G. r. Tolson-Sal-
men Brick & Lumber Cup.
Best herd owned by exhibitor. won
by j. H. Warner-St- Tammany Bank
& Trust Co. Cup.
Young herd owned by exhibitor.
won by r. b. Kent-aideu Grocery
& Grain Cup.
Best exhibit made by club men,
beers: First, Hubert Williams; sec
ond Wilmer Rogers; third, Nelson
Sharp.
Sow with largest litter Of pigs, won
by Dixie Ranch-Judge Robert Ba-
don Cup.
Best flock of sheep, won by L. J.
Heintz-St. Tammany let & Manu-
featuring Co. Cup,