Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-08
LIST OF AWARDS
FOR EXHIBITS AT
IDAHO STATE FAIR
Winners in the Agricultural
and Other Departments
Are Announced-County
and Equity Contests.

Caldwell, Oct THE records of
premium awards on exhibits at the
Idaho State fair which closed in this
city yesterday are fast being complet-
ed and the announcement of the
awards made public. Premiums on
agricultural exhibits as follows were
announced late this afternoon:
Best display spring wheat ! bushel,
each VARIETY. L. Young, Nampa,
first; Wallace Metcalf, Nampa, second.
Best bushel of barley-L. L. Young,
Nampa, first; Wallace Metcalf, Nam
pa, second.
Best bushel of oats-L. l.. Young,
Nampa, first A. c. Johnson and Sons,
Sunny Slope. second
Best bushel of rye-Owyhee county,
first: C. r. Simplex, Burnley, second.
Best half bushel of late potatoes-C.
r. Simplex, Burley, first
Best bushel of winter wheat-John
M. Nicholas, Nampa. first; c. r. Sim
plox, Burley. second
Best bu-hel Of spring wheat-Wal
lace Metcalf Nampa, first; l.. l.
Young, of Nampa, second.
Best peck red clover seed-C. c. To-
bias, Caldwell, first; c. r. Simplex
Burley, second.
Best peck of white clover seed-C. C
Tobias, Caldwell, first.
Best corn stalk display-C. w. Whit
fin, Caldwell, first; Owyhee county
second.
Best peck alsike clover-W. ]. Wins
low. Greenleaf, first; c. r. Simplex
Burley, second.
Best bushel OF early potatoes-C. r
Simplex, Burey, first.
Best 10 cars yellow dent corn-Far-
go Fair association. first; William
Marsh, Nampa, second.
Best 10 ears white dent corn-Marion
Winslow. Greenleaf, first; c. C. Tobias
Caldwell, second.
Best 10 ears flint corn-W. j. Wins
low. Greenleaf, first; John NJ. Nicholas,
Nampa, second.
Best ear of dent corn-C. C. Tobias,
Caldwell. first; Fargo Fair association,
second,
Best ear of flint corn-Owyhee coun-
ty, first; John NJ. Nicholas, Nampa
second.
CLUB CONTESTS.
In club contests, records are yet in
complete, but the following awards
have been secured;
Art from city school-Payette, first;
Caldwell. second.
Art from village school-FruitlanC
first; Parma, second
Art from rural school-Sunny Slope
first; Roswell, second.
Best industrial work from any schoo
Middleton. first; Roswell, second.
Best constructed play house-Wash-
ington school of Caldwell, first; Lin
coin school of Caldwell. second.
Best way and devices of teaching
geogra phy-Sunny Slope, first; Parma
second.
Best compostion-Sunny Slope first;
Parma, second
Best domestic science cooking-Cald-
we'll, first; Roswell, second.
Best exhibit on sewing from any
school-Caldwell, first; boswell, sec.
ond
Best display of manual training-Ar.
10 Amesbury Caldwell.
In the livestock judging contests OF
the boys clubs, the winners were as
follows:
Horses-Alva Peters, Caldwell, first;
Theodore Holbrook, Star second;
Dewey Holdrich, Caldwell. third.
Beef cattle-Elmer Holbrook. Star
first Edwin Holbrook, Star, second;
Owen Grim, Star, third.
Dairy cattle-Frank Fowler, Star
first; Lee Wohlslogel. Roswell, sec.
ond; Raymond Haworth. Star, third.
Hogs-Edwin Holbrook, Star, first;
Elmer Holbrook, Star second; Pau
Casey, Star, third
Then of the sweepstakes class win
ners there were, Edwin Holbrook, Star
first: Elmer Holbrook, Star. second
Raymond Parke. Star. third; Pau
Casey, Star. fourth.
In the livestock judging contest
there were 80 entries The girls clubs
of Pleasant Ridge. Sunny Slope ant
Middleton where the contestants II
the canning contest. but up to a late
hour this evening, the results had no
been announced.
The awards on the county. division
and equity contests were as follows:
Best county display, in which Can.
yon county was not allowed to enter
Owyhee county. first. premium. $40
cassia county, second. premium, 500.
DISTRICT CONTESTS.
Canyon county only-Sunny Slope
first premium. $751; Fargo Fair asso-
citation, second, premium. $40; l.. L
Young. Nampa. third premium, $50
Midway district fourth, premium, $50
Marion and Orem Oren Winslow, o.
Greenleaf. fifth premium, $25
Owyhee county, only-Owyhee coun.
ty, $65.
Best agricultural exhibit display BY
any Equity local of the state Sunny
Slope local, first; Fargo Fair associa-
ton, second.
In the milking contest there were
ri NH t.,a o~1Iz
cattle. Guernseys, Jerseys and Hol-
stems The awards were as follows:
Lincoln Paine. of Caldwell, first; Lin
coin Paine, of Caldwell. second; c. l.
Long. of Bull, third; c. E. Long. OF
Buhl, fourth. The COW winning the