The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-05
PUBLISHING FAIR PREMIUMS

Thomas, secretary of the agricultural
department. We will be glad to pub
lish the others if the secretaries will
put them in shape for the printers to
handle. 1t is not possible for a limo
type operator to set them up from
the printed forms, and we have no
time to wade thru and rewrite them
Agricultural Department
Home cured hams, first, Mr.. James
Taylor; second, Mrs. S. r. Pyles.
Largest home cured ham, first, Mr.
James Taylor; second, Mr. Charles
Gray.
Home cured shoulders, first, Charles
Gray.
Largest side of bacon, first, Charles
Gray; second, Charles Gray.
Collective exhibit of home cured
hog products, first, Mrs. S. R. Pyles.
Best display of lard, first, w. M
Gist; second, J. C. Johnson.
Best fleece Of wool, first, G. o. Tim.
mons; second, Mrs. A. Roller.
Collective exhibit of cassava anC
cassava products, first, H. S. Wesson
Largest and best stalk of Sea Isl,
AID cotton, first, H. Fennell; second
M. E. Phillips.
Largest and best. stalk Of short
staple cotton, first, J. NJ. Fennell; sec.
ond, H. Fennell
Best bushel of short staple cottor
seed, first, J. N. Tiller.
Best bundle of any forage plant
first, w. L. Miller.
Best bushel of Lemon Bay sweet
potatoes, first, F. G. Bull.
Best bushel red Irish potatoes, first
F. G. Bull.
Norton yam sweet potatoes, first
] H. Lanier; first, A. Brown; second
j. M. Meffert.
Porto Rico sweet potatoes, first
Henry Livingston; second, H. c. Wat
ers.
Best bale of Sea Island cotton, first
A. A. Mathews; second, Nathan Mayo
Best bale short staple cotton, first
J. N. Tiller; second, N. Mayo.
Best exhibit of green sugar cane
first, S. N. Niblack; second, B. R
Bitch.
Best exhibit of red sugar cane, first
James, Tourtelott; second, HI. c. Wat.
ers.
Best exhibit of ribbon sugar cane
first, ]. A. Lanier; second. C. E. Nib.
lack.
Best exhibit of japanese cane, first
M. E. Phillips; second, w. P. Grinder
Best bundle of any forage plant
second Allan Rodgers.
Best bale of crab grass hay, first
j. w. Davis; second, J. M. Meffert.
Best bale of pea vine hay, first
Reiffe & Co.; second, Mrs. S. R. Pyles
Best bale of oat straw, first, w. M
Gist; second, Reiffe & Co.
Best bundle Chinese velvet beans
first, w. M. Gist & Son.
Best bale of hay not named, first
Mrs. S. R. Pyles; second, Mrs. S. R
Pyles.
Best bale of hay on exhibit, first
Mrs. S. R. Pyles; second, Reiffe & Co
Best half dozen pumpkins, first
Mrs. A. Roller.
Best half dozen bundles of rice
first, j. P. Taylor; second, Geo. H
Dyke.
Best bundle of cured corghum, first
Allan Rodgers; second, J. M. Fennell
Best half dozen marrow squash
first, ]. B. BURY; second, Mrs. S. r
Pyles.
Best bundle of any forage plant
second prize, Allan Rodgers.
Best bundle of velvet beans in hull
first, Mrs. S. R. Pyles; second, w. M
Gist.
Best half dozen bundles of oats
first, M. E. Phillips; second, j. M
Fennell.
Best exhibit 90-day oats, first, M
E Phillips; second, F. G. Bull.
Best half bushel rust proof oats
first, w. M. Gist; second, M. E. Phil
lips
Best bale of hay made from Sudar
grass, first, Henry Livingston.
Best cut sorghum exhibit, first, M
E. Phillips.
Best extracted honey, first, D. C
Stanley.
Best exhibit of syrup from cane
second, B. R. Bitch.
Best exhibit of syrup from Japan
csc cane, second, Allan Rodgers.
Best exhibit of syrup from sorghum
cane, first, A. A. DIN; second, M. E
Phillips.
Best bundle of guinea grass, first
d. C. Stanley; second, T. Needham.
Best exhibit of sweet peppers, first
s. N. Niblack.
Best half dozen punches of endive
first, w. M. Gist.
Best exhibit of beeswax, first, D. {
Stanley; second, Mrs. S. r. Pyles.
Best half dozen punches of onions
first, Mrs. E. B. Green.
Best exhibit of hickory nuts, first
A. A. DIN; second, Allan Rodgers.
Best peck of home bolted mea
first prize, ]. L. Smith.
Best bale of Rhodes grass, frs
Mrs. S. R. Pyles; second, F. G. Buh
Rest half husheI IF 0oohars fret