St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-11-04
list OF PRIZE WINNERS AT
St. TAMMANY PARISH FAIR
Exhibits in the Agricultural Department that Were Sent
to the State Fair at Shreveport; Special Exhibits
and Other Matters Pertaining to Fair.

third; 5 stalks stMbble cane, third !;
quart SYRUP, first.
Julian II. SMITH bunch grape
fruit, second; pomegranate, first.
Mrs. Mundy-Velvet- beans, first.
B. B. Holzel-Pecans, first.
A. Dutruch-3 bottles wine, first;
bottles wine, second.
j. J. Foley-Best individual dis
play canned goods and preserves,
special prize, charcoal stove, special
prize vase; best three Jars any fruit
or vegetables, first.
Wash Adams-Cane display, sec
ond.
w. ]. Jenkins-Home-made sugar,
first.
Miss Emma Sharp gallon chu-
fus, THIRD; peck peanuts, first; j
strip bacon, third; jar bacon, tirst.
Joe Bataill-1 bunch beets. first;
lot okra, second.
j. NJ. Hutchinson sweet pota-
ia, first.
Ed. Burns stalks plant care,
D-74, second.
Mrs. o. M. Bdrch-Japanese pr
simmons, second; 3 <cans tomat toes,
first: sweet potatoes, second.
Robt. Abney-Pop corn, first and
second: peanuts on vine, first; hot
peppers, first; snap beans, second.
David Taylor bunch sorghum.
first; Sudan grass, first; bunches
oats, first; bunch Kafir corn, nrst;;
can Spanish peanuts, first; l can
COW peas, second; bunch velvet beans
third; best display cane, second.
w. T. Keating-6 lots cane, sec
ond: l can chNfus, first; cane dis
play, first.
M. Nielsen, Supt.
| The Stock Department, in charge
of Mr.. NJ. Nielsen, was kept IN q
sanitary condition by the use OF dis
infectants used daily and furnishes
by the Wisconsin Supply Co.
Some OF the stock exhibited at the
fair and sold on the ground was the
prize aged Duroc Jersey boar and
and the Junior boar and sow, also
prize winners, sold to Wilmouth Rog-
ers of the Boys Pig Club. Prize
winning SOW and seven pigs, Duroc
Jerseys, sold to Wallace M. Poole.
Prize winning aged boar and SOW, De
longing to Mrs. Lansing, sold to J. J.
Foley. Trio of male and two fe-
males. prize winners belonging to L,
]. Heintz, sold to Mr.. Koepp, and
female to Mr.. Poole.
There has been considerable IN
ouiry as to stock and probably more
sales will result from the fair.
In the swine department first hon
ors went to Hubert Williams, MEM
ber of the boys pig club. His Duro<
Jersey sow was awarded grand cham
pion in the lard type class, defeatine
all other entries Of thoroughbred
swine breeders. Other awards IN
this and the live sotck department
are as follows:
H. p. Bougere, first aged herd, cali
herd, BUN over three years. hed1el
under one year, heifer under SIN
months, cow over five years, COW
under five years, Junior yearling he'll
Ier. Junior yearling bull, all OF jersey
breed, and third on mule cot undel
three years.
Mrs. O. NJ. Birch, first senior boal
Ipig, senior SOW pig, first trio plgs
land second senior SOW, all Chester
White.
David Core, first saddle mare and
isecond colt under one year.
G.. w. Diel, first senior Berkshire
boar.
Thomas ]. Frederick, first colt un
tder one year.
/ Miss Amy Frederick, first goad
two years.
Harry C. Heintz, first junior boar
second trio Duroc Jerseys and mrs
lsentor heifer, Holstefn.
Lawrence T. Heintz, first ram tW:
years; first eve, two years; first ew'
under two years; first eve under ont
year; first rem under one year, ;ant
best flock Of sheep.
James Heintz, first colt under two
years; L. ]. Heintz, third Duroc !er
sey aged boar; second aged sow, ant
third sow with largest litter Of pigs
"A. B. Holiday, first mule colt un
der two years.
F. B. Kent..4irst junior yearlinf
Berkshire boar: dirst boar pig: frs
and second junior SOW pig. and frs
young herd.
Sim King, second junior Duro'