The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-13

mons, fisrt; Fount Rice, second; ]. V.
McKibbon, third
Hickory King-A. H. Carpenter,
Spring Hill, first; ]. N. Meroney, Sec
ond.
Yellow Corn-Sam J. Davis, first;
A. R. Matthews, second; H. G. Agnew,
Bryant Station, third.
Meals Paymaster-C Barber,
first; Morris Stephenson, second; Hen
ry Hill, third.
Other Variety Not Listed-Joe Har-
ris, Mt, Pleasant, first; E. ]. Harris,
Dark's Mill, second; ]. 0. Cheek, Glen
dale, third.
Popcorn-S. A. Steward, Columbia,
first; ]. D. Hull, second; William Kin
nard, third.
5 Stalks Sorghum-C. R. Baker
first; w, A. Southall, second; Dan
Ingram, third.
Biggest and Heaviest-W. F. Thorn
as; Gordon Brown, second; Leon
Thomas, third.
Corn Club-Harold Leftwich, first;
W. w. Waite, second; CoIun Simmons
third; Seth McKissack, fourth.
weepstakes-Keen & Sons, first;
Joe Harris, Mt. Pleasant, second.
Department H, Poultry.
Best Pen Barred Plymouth Rocks
Mrs. Tom Brooks, Hampshire, R. R.
first.
Best Pen Rhode Island Reds-Mrs
J. W. Nowlin, Columbia, first.
Best Pen Silver Wyandottes-Mrs,
S. A. Worley, Hampshire, R. R 2, first
Best Pen Single Comb Black Mi.
norcas-Dr. w. X sheddan, Columbia
first.
Best Pair Indian Runner Ducks-Dr
W. K Sheddan, Columbia, first.
Best Display of Games--M. A. Bos.
tick, Columbia, r. R. /, first.
Departments 3. C. D.
Best Peck Wheat. F. Stockard
Cross Bridges, first, Allen Mathews,
McCain's, second; Albert Mathews,
McCain's, third.
Best Peck Winter Oats-SW. B,
rrousdale, first; James Giddens, Sec
ond.
Best Peck Barley-Estes Trousdale,
first; James Giddens, second.
Best Peck Rye-A. M Harlan, Mt. !:
Pleasant, first.
Best Peck Red Glover Seed-W. P.
Ridley, first; Edgar Lusk, Mt. Pleas.
ant, second |:
Best Peck Millet-A. M. Harlan, Mt.
Pleasant, first.
Best Peck Cow Peas-W V. Tank
ersly, first; w. E. Butler, second. |:
Best Peck Soy Beans-W. P. Ridley,
irst.
Department {. |:
Best Bale Red Clover Hay-Lindsayl :
first; Mrs. P. w. Culber-
house, second
Best Bale Alfalfa Hay-Mrs. P. w.
first.
Best Bale Timothy Hay-Lindsay
Mathews, first.
Best Bale Cow Pea Hay-L. H. Nor
gan.
Department F, Fruits. !;
Best Ben Davis" IN. H. Fly, first;
T. C. Brooks, second; T. W. Sowell,
third.
Best "Delicious"-M. H. Fly, first
Best "Chicago"-M. H. Fly, first. .
Best Senator H. Fly, first,
Best "Winesap'-W. A. Erwin, Mt
Pleasant, first; r. c. Brooks, Hamp.
shire, second; w. T. Sowell, third.
Best "Stayman" Winesap-E. j.
Davis, Dark's Mill, first; W, T. Sowell F..
econd. Z
Best Commercially. H Fly, first
Best Variety-W. A. Erwin, first.
Best Y doz. Pears-J. A. Goslin, !:
rst; T. W. Letsinger, second, Miss |:
larry Thompson, Dark's Mill, third. !
Department G. 4
Best Peck Irish Potatoes Mrs. c.
!. Wright, first; J. W. Mayberry, sec 4
nd and third.
Best Peck Sweet Potatoes. w ,
thompson, first; James T. Kinnard, ,
econd; Harris Fleming, third !
Best Plate Tomatoes-Mrs. N. D 4
Ialey, first; Mrs. G. n Flanagan, sec. 4
nd 4
Best Y doz. Beets-A. j. Hindman, z
rst; Mrs. Annie Armstrong, second; \
RS. G. n Flanagan, third. =
Best Pumpkin-Estes Trousdale, !!
rst; W. T. Sowell, second; w. D. =
astings, third. <
Best gal. Green Reans-T. T. Let q
niger, first; ]. w. Mayberry, second; "A
rs. ]. R. Murphy, third "A
Best Country Cured Ham-Ned Da- ~