St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-11-04
Photos by w. H. Martin.

The large amount of space neces-
sary to give list of the prize Win
ners at the fair, together with the
fact that we are running the Consti-
tutional Amendments, makes 1t i'm
uosstble for us to mention individual
" the men and women who have
been active in making the faar
success. There are quite a number
nf women who have done much to-
war dmaking the fair success, Dp.
we can only mention the heads on
the departments.
The restaurant, in charge OF Mrs
VIM. Bodebender, was a big success.
We understand it took in something
over $I1OO.O0.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Il. C.. Lewis, SUPP.
C, F, Dutsch-Cow peas, first; lO
ears corn, first; 10 ears yellow dent,
second; 10 ears corn, second.
NJ. Rodgers stalks blue cane,
first.
B. F. Jenkins-Pumpkin, first.
Ludwig Bailey-1O ears corn, Cal
houn red cob, third.
NJ. Fussell-Quart syrup, first.
Nelson Sharp, Boys Corn Club
10 ears corn, third.
]. Sharp string cotton, hrst.
Oscar Birch-Pumpkin, third.
&C. Fendlason-Pecans, second.
b. Jones-l lot turnips, first.
Birch & Burns-Bale cotton, first.
y Menora o. AleNius-HOney, Sec
ond; honey in comb, first; best DIS
inlay canned goods and preserves one
farm, first.
Jos. Schnyder-Peck Irish pota-
toes, second.
Miss Mary Fauntleroy-Box sweet
peppers, second.
e. C. AleUius-Best display sweet
potatoes, first.
Rube Meyers-String garlic, sec
Ond.
Frank Brown-Peck Irish lpota-
toes, first; cashaw, first.
Mrs. E. S. Strain-Best display OIL
pumpkins, first; best single pump
kin, second.
~ Miss Daisy Cooper-Bunch grape
fruit, first.
A. Lenel-Bunch comQuats, first
satsuma oranges, second; five stalks
plant cane, third.
Silas Rayne-Bunch Japanese per
simons, first.
r. Williams, Jr.-10 ears corn
second; 10 ears Hasting corn, sec
ond; 10 ears prolific corn, third.
r. Williams, Boys Corn Club, first
III. Williams, Boys Corn Club, sec
ond.
A. d. Stanga, Boys Corn Club-1C
ears Calhoun red cob, fourth.
"A. D. Stanga- Satsuma oranges
third.
B. A. Taylor-Best display OF rice
hrst.
Mrs. NJ, Planche-Best feed dis,
play, one farm, first; best hay crops
one farm, first; best lespedeza hay
6rst.
A. A. Stanga-Bottle pepper sauce
second; jar pecans, third; string gar
lie, third.
G. E. Lansing Box sweet pota
toes, first.
w. H. Kahl-Lot velvet beans, sec
Ond: can chufus, second; shelled We.
vet beans, first; watermelon, frs
and second; l sweet potato, third.
D. |. Addison sweet potato
second.
Mrs. w. III. Kahl-Box sweet pep
pers, third; cans corn, first; 3 cans
tomatoes, second; cans snap beans
first; box butter beans, first.
F. l.. Dutsch-1O ears Calhoun ret
cob corn, first; 10 ears yellow dent
hrst;; 10 ears Hastings corn. first
best corn display, first; best 10 ear
large variety, first; best 10 ears. an!
variety, first.
H.. Kahl-1 lot pop corn, third.
John Brown box pears, first
10 ears corn. white dent, third; bes
display sweet potatos, second; bes
display seeds, first.
w. H. Galioway-sweet potatoes
third.
S. King lot Spanish peanuts
second: ! jar lard, first.
F. o. StaffordA1 bunch Satsum;
oranges, first.
Aug. Fitzgerald quart syrup
second; | jar bacon, first; jar bacon
second: jar lard, second.
.. Louis Smith Cane display