The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-09-21

Special prize offered by DR.. Melody
for best colt under 2 years awarded
Senator Speicher.
Special prize of $40 offered by the
Garrett National Bank for best colt un-
der 2years and over year, awarded
Senator Speicher.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT
JERSEY CALVES
Under l year old-Arthur Michael, 1st
Over and under 2 years.. T.
Glotfelty, 1st and End; G. W. Runner,
3rd.
JERSEY COWS
G. W. Runner. 1st; T. W. Caste ell
End; Mrs. T. W. Casteel, 3rd.
Jersey Bulls-Ray Porter, 1st.
SHORTHoRN
Cows of years and over-W. McCul-
Tough Brown, 1st.
Senator Brown was awarded the
special prize offered by the Garrett
National Bank for best calf of beef
type uuuer One year Ola.
Registered Cows. I. Glotfelty,
LIST, End and 3rd.
Registered Bull two years and over
j. T. Glotfelty, LIST; one year and under
two. Charles Winters, 1st.
Grade bull l year and under 2-Thos.
E. Bishoff, 1st.
Bull under two years-Josiah T.
Beckman, LIST.
Helfer under years and over /
Josiah I. Beckman.
the special prize of Sc for best bull
of all breeds offered by the First Ma
tional Bank of Oakland was awarded to
Charles Winters, and the second prize
of 81 went to Joseph T. Glotfelty.
Herd of cattle-J. T. 'Glotfelty, 1st.
Heifer calf under l year-W. Nc
Culloh Brown, lst.
Bull calf under year-G. w. Weitzell.
Deer Park, LIST; T. w. Casteel, End.
HOGS.
DUROC JERSEY
Boar, 6 months and under l2-T. w.
Casteel, LIST
Sow, 6 months and under l2-T. w.
Casteel, LIST.
Sow and pigs-G. W. Runner, lst;
Lewis Bowman, 2nd.
CApn DpnnryC1,r,
WHEAT
The H. Weber & Sens Co., Oakland.
lst.
BUCKWHEAT
c. L. Paugh, lst; Z. W. Kelso. End.
CORN
Twelve ears field corn-Mrs. T. W.
Casteel, LIST; The H. Weber & Sons Co..
End; Columbus Paugh, Bird
Twelve ears sweet corn-Mrs. T. W.
Casteel, lst; Marvin Smithwlck, End.
Twelve ears corn grown by boy or
girl not over Is years of age-George
Coddington.
Alfalfa-M. J. Hughes, LIST.
Timothy-C. E. Ellithorp, lst.
Sheaf Of wheat-The H. Weber &
Sons Co., lst; Floyd Wensell, End.
Sheaf of oats W. McCulloh Brown,
LIST; D. P. Smouse, 2nd.
Ten stalks of corn-The H. Weber
& Sons Co., lst; c. W Winters, 2nd.
Best and most varied collection from
one farm-D. p Smouse, LIST; John N.
Michael, 2nd.
Special premium of S. in gold for
half-bushel red wheat-The H. Weber
& Sons Co., LIST; Daniel Gnegy, End.
Half bushel white oats-W. McCul-
Ion Brown. LIST; Alonzo Warwick, End
C. l.. Paugh, Bird.
VEGETABLES
Peck Irish Cobbler potatoes-D. D.
Conneway, 1st; Mrs. E. T. Tower, 2nd
Bert Scott, Bird.
Peck Green Mountain potatoes.
Aronhalt, LIST; William Thayer, End.
Peck Early Rose potatoes-J. S.
Gnegy, LIST; Clark DeBerry, End.
Peck other varieties-J. Aronhalt.
LIST; D. P. Smouse. End; j F. Browning,
3rd
Twelve carrots-J. N. Michael, lst
c. J. Newman, End; D. P. Smouse, Bird.
Twelve parsnips-Hurley Miller, 1st.
Squash-Lewis Bush, LIST; N. C.
Sanders, End; Charles Pratt. Bird,
Beets-J. N. Michael, LIST; John
Brenneman, End.
Caulifiower The H. Weber & Sons
Co, LIST
Tomatoes-D P. Smouse, lst; }. S.
Gnegy, End.
Largest pumpkin H. Weber &
Sons Co, LIST; j. s. Gnegy. 2nd.
Onions-C. j. Newman, st; ]. s..
Gnegy, 2nd.
Cucumbers-D. P. Smouse, LIST: Mrs.
Viola Aronhalt, 2nd Lewis Bush, Bird.
Best and largest display of vege-
tables grown by one person-D.s P.
Smouse.
PRESERVED FRUITS
Peaches-Miss Margaret SolIsrs 1st.