American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28
BARBER & BURRELL, Publishers.

best q Dunules turkey hed wheat,
first J. s. Shrock; second, ID. b. JEFF
fries.
Best 2 bundles Gold Coin wheat,
first ID. b. Jeffries; second Meisenhei-
mer.
Best 2 bundles Bluestem wheat,
first. ID. b. Jeffries; second, Chas.
Ziek.
Best 2 bundles white w. barley,
Meisenheimer.
Best 2 bundles blue barley, first Il.
f.. Geesey; second, Mrs. v. Yarnell.
Best 2 bundles oats, first, G. Wiske;
second, Geo. Barnard.
Best 10 ears Flint corn, first, s. L.
Payne; second, Paul Rast.
Best 10 ears pop corn, Geo. Seelos.
Best peck stock peas, John Hayden.
Best peck beans, IN variety, Hugh
Laird.
Special Prizes
Best bushel Turkey Red wheat,
Oneida Milling Il Elevator Co., Inter-
Mountain Milling Co.. first ]. M. Pal
mer; second, q. s. Randall.
Best bushel Bluestem wheat, onei-
da Milling & Elevator Co, Earring
Grain Co, Davie Grain & Fuel Co.,
first, g. S. Randall; second. Oscar
Randall.
Best bushel Gold Coin wheat, Onei-
da Milling & Elevator Co., Drake Bros.
Best sheaf Bluestem wheat, How
land Variety store, ID. b. Jeffries.
Best sheaf Turkey Red wheat,
Standard Grain Co, j. S. Shrock.
Division II-Secti0n G-FOrage Crops
Best exhibit irrigated alfalfa, Geo.
Stanger.
Best exhibit of millet, first, John
Tiede; second Geo. Rast.
Best exhibit of flax, first, M. j.
E~sterbrook; second, J. r. Miller.
Division III-Section Vegetables.
Best plate ~ largest potatoes, first,
II. G. Martens; second Fred Shines.
Best peck Early Ohio Potatoes, first,
j. II. Bowen; second, IL. G. Martens.
Best peck Carman No. 3 or Idaho
Rural potatoes, first. Fred Stiner; sec
ond, p. p. Spaulding.
Best peck potatoes. any variety not
otherwise listed, II. c. Martens.
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Best peck onions, any variety, first,
S. Ii. Laird; second, ]. A. Sherman.
Best 8 table beets, any variety, first,
j. 5. Hamilton; second, Fred Stiner.
Best 8 mangelwurtzels, first, o. f.
Stratton; second j. G. Walker.
Best 5 parsnips, first, j. c. Walker;
second, Mrs. s. M. Mcbride.
Best 8 carrots, j. s.. Hamilton.
Best s cucumbers, S. II. Laird.
Best 5 tomatoes, Emile Nelson.
Best 3 Hubbard squash. Hector Ear
ing; second J. S. Hamilton.
Best 3 summer squash. first, Hugh
Laird, second, ED. Strong.
Best 3 cabbage, first. J.. s. Hamil-
ton; second, Chas. Wilkes.
Largest pumpkin, first. Mrs. Alfred
Crofts; second ID. Rast.
Largest field squash, first, Philip
Weber; second, ID. Rast.
Best watermelon, Thead. Teeters.
Special Prizes
Best exhibit Early Ohio potato, Ear
ing Grain Co, j. II. Bowen.
Division lII-Secti0n Fruits.
Best exhibit Flemish Beauty. ]. ].
Sorensen.
Best plate plums. first. Thos. Ollie;
second, s. l.. Payne.
Best individual farmers display
agricultural-not otherwise exhibited,
Hector Earring.
Division IN-Section k-Boys' and
Girls Club Work.
Best 10 potatoes, first, Thos. Ollie;
second. Hugh Laird.
Best 10 potatoes. dry land. Willard
Davis.
Best bushel potatoes, irrigated, Cur
tbs S%palding.
Section L-Pig Club Contest Under IL.
Best 1916 pig with story record of
cost OF pork, production and feed, Ed
win Stewart.
Division v-School Work.
Section manual Training and Arts.
Beat chair. first. Guy Walker; sec
ond, Roscoe Terrence.
Best table. first. Guy walker: Sec
ond, Glen Barnard.
Best ta~boruet. first Lloyd Barnard:
second. Thos. Davie.
| e"VNPoe"hoos pVct pitNt vi any ANU
OF manual training work. first Guy
Walker; second. Hugh Laird.
Best raffia basket. first. Hilda Schu-
able; second, Albert Schuable.
Best reed basket, first. Wayne Ghol-
son; second, American Falls school.
Best mating basket. first. Ollie; sec
ond. Rose Ollie.
Best basket exhibit by one school,
first. American Falls school; second,
District No. 20.
Sweepstakes-best exhibit of any
other piece OF manual art. first. Wayne
Gholson; second, Hulda Schnable.
Special Prizes
Rest iced basket nv school child.
Rowland Variety store, Wayne 0hol-
son.
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