The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20
FAIR PROSPECTS
VERY BRIGHT
MANAGERS VERY ACTIVE
Splendid Outlook for Success.
full Fair-Everybody Con-
nected with Event Busy.


composed OF A. b. Ferguson, Sr.
chairman, j. ]. Blackmon, ]. T. Wylie
Z. l.. McManus, r. Baxter Robinson
Latta Hood, Mrs. w. E. Taylor. Mrs
M. X. McCardell and Mrs. w. ID.
Craig, has been very active in recent
days furthering the work of the as
sociation.
We take pleasure in publishing
herewith partial list of the many
premiums to be given:
department G.-BOy's Corn Club.
c. l.. McManus, Supt.
Glass 1. Best bushel of field Sc
lected seed corn shown on ear. First
prize, one single barrel shot gun and
oox shells, Bennett-Terry Company.
second prize, one pig, Twitty- Halle
n farm Third prize, one pair S1.5O
\ gloves, ]. T. Wylie Company.
Class 2. Best 10 ears corn (Pro-
lines Variety. First prize. trio
chickens, Cunningham Poultr,
Farm. second prize, hat, A. b.
N ooh. mira prize, ]
bushel seed oats, Cloverdale Farm,
A. B. Robinson.
Class 3. Best 10 ears corn ISM
gle ear Variety. First prize, $3.50
riding bride, Gregory-Hood Live
stock Co. Second prize, White Wyn-
dotte cockerell, r. w. Sistare. Third
prize. one team collar, G. F. Fergu-
son.
Glass 4. Best single ear corn
(prolific Variety. First prize, $500
nash light, j. B. MackoreI. Second
prize, one plowstock, f. B. Roddey,
Third prize, s1.OO cash, H. ]. Beck
ham.
Class 8. Best single ear of corn
tslngle ear Variety. First prize.
pair Douglas $3.50 shoes. Robinson
Cloud Co. Second prize. $500 hat
Hirsch Bros. Third prize, s1.OO
saving account in First National
Bank, jE. M. Croxton.
Glass 6. Best six stalks of corn
(prolific VARIETY. First prize, cul-
tivator, Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Second prize, $500 pocketbook,
standard Drug Co. Third prize.
$500 suit case, NJ. Poliakoff.
Glass z. Best six stalks of corn
(single ear Variety. First prize,
Glass 8. Best essay on How |
selected my seed corn in the field"
First Prize, $500 pair shoes. Fun
derburk Co. Second prize. foun-
tain pen, Robinson-Lathan Co.
Class 8. Best essay on How /
produced my corn First prize.
$500 tool chest, Harper Hardware
Co. Second prize, $3.50 comb and
brush, Lancaster Pharmacy.
Department H-Boys' and Girls
Pig Clubs.
c. L. McManus, Supt
Class A. Best brood sow and piss
First prize. graphophone and three
records. S. NJ. Barnetts. Second
prize, bale alfalfa, j. Roy Cunning.
ham
Class B. Best pig, one to six
months old. First prize. / pig, C. G..
Cochrane. Second prize, shovel.
TKsen Kutter," Harper Hardware
6o9
s@Ciass c. Best kept record. First
prize, pig. A. G. Gregory Second
prize. l Plyouth Rock cockeren. ].
B. Craig.
Largest Yield OF Corn-Class d.
First prize, sacks high grade fer
tilizer, Catawba Fertilizer Co. Sec.
ond prize. bags S33. bag 47-1-2-
l-2 to be used on prize acre, 1917,
]. j. Blackmon for V. C. Co. Third
prize, ! bag S-3-3. V. C. II. G. Fer
tilizer and l bag V. G. II. G. top
dressing 1-2-2 1-2. Carnes Bros.
Department K-HOme Demonstra.
tiOn Work.
Miss Martha G. Creighton, supt.
Mrs. Allen Glasscock, Miss Marin
Mayer, assistant sputs.
/. Canning. Glass A. Two girls
having highest score on total scale
OF points. First and second prizes,
scholarship to Winthrop College
Summer Short Course, 1917, with all
expenses paid.
Glass b. Best exhibit Of any can