The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-14
chief Interest of Day Cen
tered in Tick Eradica-
ton Program.
ANNOUNCES NAMES
OF PRIZE WINNERS
Splendid Quality of Article
Shown Typical of Best
Products w. Florida.

The attendance at tho EscamDda
fair, now on at Moiino, Increased
notably yesterday, with chief interest
OF the day centering around the tick
eradication program and the visit of
an airplane from the station.
The exhibits were placed in their
entirety and everything was in order
for the big week.
DR.. e. M. Nighbert, federal inspee-
tor for tick eradication in Florida,
was in attendance to give aid to DR.
j. Y. Knapp and r. ". Storrs, who
have bureau at the fair and are
actively pushing the eradication work
in this county.
Special interest was lent to the
day also by the announcement of the
prize winners among the exhibitors.
In awarding the prizes, stress was
laid upon the fact of the splendid
quality of the articles shown, and
We're pronounced TO be typical of the
best products of entire West Florida
The Prize Winners.
The community exhibits in the ag-
ricultural department We're very cred
liable. The prize went to the Olive
Ferry Pass community.
The individual farm exhibits ais
attracted much attention. W. u &
Willis was awardeG first prize, Mrs
A. T. Fillingim second and 3. T.
Tucker third Other awards were az.
follows:
Velvet Beans-Mrs. A T. Fillingim
first; John t. Harper, second.
Lima Beans-B. f. Tucker, first;
j. A. Nicholson, second.
Wakulla Beans j. T. Fillingim
first; T. P. Purnell, second.
Display Velvet Beans-Mrs. A. ]
Sunflower Seed-Mrs. George F.
Meade, first; John A. Anderson, sec
ond
Ten Stalks Green Cane-B. f.
Tucker, first; J. w. Lomis, second.
Ten Stalks Red Cane-John A.
Nicholson, first; j. w. Lomis, second
Ten Stalks Ribbon Cane-W. d,
Willis, first; A. E. Mason, second.
Ten Ears of Corn-J A. Nicholson,
first, Fillingim Bros, second.
Display Corn Products-W. D. Will
lis, first.
Display Pop Corn-B E. Tucker.
first; Bert Meade, second.
Fifteen Stalks Sorghum Cane-W
d. Willis, first.
Half Bushel oats-W. C. Barr
neau, first.
Half Bushel of Rice-Michae
Prenninger, first; B. +. Tucker. sec
ond.
Display Cow Peas-W. d. willis.
first. Olive-Ferry Pass Association,
second
Satsuma Oranges-B. E. Tucker.
first; A. E. Pouncey, second.
Pie Melon. A. Anderson. first
y. T. Parazine, second.
Radishes-Adam York, first: r. =
Tucker, second
Display Garden Seed-Mu. &c
Meade, first; A. T. Fillingim, secon.
Display Peppers-Mrs. A. +. Fiji
gim, first
Display Dasheens-Michasl Prem
ninger, first; Albert Frieberg. sec
ond.
Display Tobacco. w. Ward. first.
kumquats-A. E. Pouncey, first.
Black Walnuts-B. f. Walker f;,x
Half Bushel of Cow Peas-R
Tucker, first; C. Fl. Barrineau. Sc
nj.
Soy Beans-W. D. Willis, first
Peanuts-C. Fl. Barrineau. first. p
E. Tucker, second
Best Display of Peas-B. f. T,ct.
er. first; Mrs. A. T. Fillingim. sec
ond
Best Bale of Pea Vine Hay-W d.
Willis, first.
Parsley Hay-Fillingim Bros, first:
Mrs. A. T. Fillingim, second.
Crab Grass Hay-Mrs. A. T. Film
gim. first; w. d. Willis, second.
Natal Grass-W. D. Willis, first.
Best Hay of Five Varieties-W. D.
Willis, first
Six Bundles of Rice-T. Ioupbad
first; J. A. Anderson, second
Display Corn Fodder-B r Tuck
er, first.
Short Staple Cotton. w romis
first; Mrs. A. T. FilIingim, second.
Best Display of Can and Cans
Products-B. E. Tucker.
Observation-Disclosures Pass Asso-
ciation, first; B. E. Tucker, second.
Best Half Bushel Irish Potatoes
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