The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04

any variety; Tom Cooper had an entry
Three sauashes Vernon raliaferro,
Lone Grove, hrst: W. n. Reynolds
Baum. second; =. ID. and Ella Reynolds
| had entries.
Egg Plants r., l.. Scott. first; Edith
McGill second.
Largest Watermelon. :. Shuriey.
lMcAIllien. nrst. n. l. Scott. second. j..
A. North. Provence, aud Charles VII
| lis. Arlmore. had entries. J. +. Nc
GIN had Georgia ham snake melon en-.
tered
Largest and best watermelon-R X. l..
scott. frst and second: also six musk.
melons. arst and second.
Largest and best display OF farm
products. to consist OF corn. cotton.
vegetables fruits. grains. and seeds
grown In 1915 on one farm in Carter
County and shown by grower; Indian
farm exhibit, Crttenden Place. Ard
more.
Corn. best nf,y ears. white-Crltten-
den Place. first: also entries by \. T.
Carroll. Ardmore and A. c. Stevenson,
Milo.
White Pop Corn-crittenden Place.
first: John Kell. second: Mrs. Ethel Nc.
GIN. third
largest Bunch Sudan Grass-B. +
Mitchell. Lone Grove. first; Wood Nor
ris. Ardmors second: Hale and WO,i
Morris. J. Thompson. and Sid Phillips
had entries.
Carrots-T. L. Hagle. Provence. first.
Ripe Cucumbers-N l.. Burk Ard
more. first: Mrs. Ethel McGil. second.
Tomatoes. special-Green Treat. first:
T. J. Heron and Nora Dye. other en-.
tries.
individual farm exhibit -Robt. Crit.
tendeB, first; r. l.. Scott. second.
Boys Clubs.
Cotton Club-Omer Collins, Provence.
first: Aurey Johnson, Provence. second:
John Hendricks. Springer. third: Geo.
". McGill. Ardmore. fourth: Clifford
Howard. Provence. NTH; Claud Moore,
Springer. sixth; Earl Moore. Springer.
seventh; r. n Reynolds. Baum. eighth.
Corn Club-Fletcher Grey. Provence.
first: Volney Riener. Provence. second:
Fred Nah. Provence. third; Walter Eas.
ley. Provence. fourth: Geo. Ashley. fifth:
Ed Worthy. Baum. sixth; John smith.
Provence. seventh.
Peanut Club-Omer Collins, first: John
Hendricks. second: Walter Easley. third;
Vernon Hickman. Springer. fourth
Claud Moore. fifth Geo. McGiH. sixth:
Clifford Howard. seventh. John Smith,
eighth; Sayers Lynch. ninth.
Pig Club-Otis Creiahead. first: Fay
Griffin. second; Geo. McGiil, third: elf.
ford Howard. fourth: O. Il. Creighead.
fifth; Vernon Hickman. sixth; Fred
Nall. seventh.
Horticulture.
Gano Apples-Lnly Mclaughlin. Ard
more. first: Green Treat. second: Holly
Craddock, third.
Grimes Golden Apple - Crittenden
Place, first.
Zen Davis-R. NJ. Hamilton, Ardmore,
first; II. c. Colbert. Ardmore. second.
Winesap-R NJ. Hamilton. first; Hol-
ly Craddock. second; New Wilson. Crit
tenden Place. and Green Treat, en-
tries.
ARKANSAS Black - John Thomas.
Baum first.
Mammoth Black Twig-R. VI. Hamil-
ton. first; Scotty Worthy. Baum. sec
ond; Crittenden Place. third; also same
first prize for collection for market and
family use
Bartlett Peafs-C. F. wauntland, Ard
more. first; John Thomas. Baum, sec
ond: Simon Alverson and Hale Merritt
had entries.
Elberta Cling Peaches-Lniy Nc
Laughlin, first; L. NJ Murdock. second:
Green Treat and Crittenden Place had
entries.
Keifer Pears-LilIy Mclaughlin. first;
ii. c. Colbert, second.
Freestone, Peaches-R. II. Beard. Ard
more, first.
Miscellaneous Farm and Garden.
June Corn. \ Sanders. four stalks;
Alton Trimmer. two; l.. r. Jones. three
kafir Corn-Cecil and Gates Oliver
Springer; X. NJ. Hamilton. Hale Nor
ris Sid Phillips, Ardmore.
Sugar Beet. 4. Sanders, Ardmore;
Gates Oliver. Springer.
Ribbon Cane-Everett Wilson. sid
and Joe Phillips. Mrs. J. A. Clark, |
Ardmore.
Cabbage-T. j. Heron. Ardmore
Sorghum Cane-J \. North. P~ov
ence.
Special Red Eye Peas Mark Joe and |
Mack Phillips. Ardmore.
Seeded Ribbon Cane-Jin Merritt Zoe |
and Sid Phillips. Hale Norris. Ard |
more.
Special Hand Tobacco - Charley
Thompson. Ardmore.