The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-12
(Tampa Times.)
HOW COUNTIES SHOW
UP IN A PARTIAL LIST
OF THE WINNERS


This list does not, of course" in
clude the individual winners, show
ing only the list of county prizes
won. The educational and woman &
department prizes have not been
awarded, nor has the county grand
championship prize been awarded Z.
1t will make necessary some addi-
tons to the county list.
Following is the list of the prize
winners by counties in the county
exhibits. The county live stock ex-
hibit, the county educational exhibit,
the county Horticultural exhibit and
one or two others have not yet been
announced
County making the largest and
best display of citrus fruits, 500
and diploma: First, Polk; second,
Manatee. Judging this was SO diff
cult that Judge Lloyd Tenny asked
Folk county to agree to split the
award, which was done.
County making the largest and
hest display of agricultural products
ether than vegetables and canned
III oducts, 500 and diploma: First,
Marion;; second, Alachua; third,
Lake.
County making largest and best
display of vegetables, other than
canned and preserved products, 500
and diploma: First prize, Manatee;
second. Alachua; third, Lake.
County making largest and best
display Of pineapples, shielded and
Grown in the open, diploma and first
prize of $50: First, st. Lucie; Sec
end, DeSoto; third, Osceola.
County making largest and best
display of tobacco grown in the
county: First, Pasco.
County making largest and best
arranged exhibit of tropical fruits
it'll the largest number of varieties
= diploma and $50: Lee and DeSoto
divided first prize.
County making largest and best
display of horticultural exhibits, in
GLIDING bearing fruit and trees-di-
p.cma and $50: First, Manatee; sec
ond Folk; third, Desoto.
County making the largest and
lest display Of its rative wood, sizes
largest Lumber and variety consid-
cred prizes. $25, SIS, $40: First,
fernando; second, Marion.
County making the largest and
hes. display of it's mineral resources
ISIS, $40 and diploma: First, Polk;
second, Hernandez; third, Manatee.
County making the largest and
best display of sugar cane-$15, $40
and diploma: First, Osceola; second,
DeSoto.
County making the largest and
best exhibit of native wild animals,
birds and reptiles included-$100:
FITS, OSCeOld, SeCOuu, Tolh.
County making the largest and
hest display of Florida fish and sea-
products-s5O, s25, SIS and $40:
First, DeSoto; second. Polk.
Al, preserved products to be ex-
hibited at the county booth, the
county making the largest and best
display of preserved products. This
includes preserves for market or
home consumption, jellies of all
kinds snd products canned or bot
tied, put up in the county from ma
tive products s40,s20,$1O and s..
First. Polk; second, Manatee; third,
Lake; fourth, Osceola.
County making the largest and
Rest exhibit of poultry and pet stock:
First, DeSoto; second, Palk.
County making the best exhibit Of
hay and cured grasses-s15, $40
and diploma: First, Lake; second,
Alachua; third, Marion.
County having the best arranged
and best decorated booth-s25, $40
and diploma: First, Pinellas; Sec
ond, Manatee; third. fernando.