The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-10-28
CRISP FAIR MADE
GOOD IN FUNDS
THE TOTAL INCOME FROM ALL
SOURCES WAS OVER $4,000,
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
ASSURED

who helped the fair association so
generously in Cordele this will be
gratifying, for they responded splen.
didly The total income from all
sources ran above 100000. 1t will
not be known until sometime next
week just how we'll the fair paid its
way, for accounts and premiums will
have to be paid. The first meeting
possible of the fair directors will de-
tarmine all this and announcement
will be made of what has been done.
The exhibits in agriculture, while
not what was most desired, were in
deed creditable ad number of the
live farmers of the county did con-
slant and faithful work. Billie Greer,
Peter Dockweiler, Demonstration
Agent j. A. Johnson, w. A. Tuck, and
a number of other progressive far
mers gave valuable assistance. Mr.
art, Supt. Cox of the county farm
and others had creditable farm dis
plays
The Palmer-Jones Company, Watt
& Holmes Hardware Company, Dixie
Seed Farms, j. R. Kelley, owner, ].
o. Anderson, nurseryman, J. J. Will
der bees, honey and wax, Williamson
Steel Stump Fuller Company and 9th
er local business houses had credita-
BILE displays for their business lines.
There can be nothing more credita-
BILE than the showing made by the
girls of the canning clubs. Mrs. J. A.
Johnson, home demonstration agent,
and the large number of little girls
had a fine show They worked hard
for long time and their display was
indeed a fine one.
Awards in all lines not published
today will be given out later and the
general public will know who was
successful in the competition for each
prize.
The work of President Dekle and
the fair officials is OF yet finished
and they were busy all yesterday and
until late last night getting the wind
up in business. The fair officials have
won great praise for themselves for
the splendid manner in which they
have handled the fair.
Live Stock Department
I'm Charge of C. G. Greer
Best under one year colt, $500
j. T. Ingram.
!. Second best under one year colt,
$2O0-Monroe Perry.
Best one year colt under two, $500
Monroe Perry.
Best two year old colt under three,
$300-Isiah Williams.
Second best two year old colt under
three, 5000. T. Ingram.
Third best two year old colt under
three, $1.00-M H. Wood.
Best three year old colt under four,
$3OO-Isiah Williams.
Second best three year old colt I'M
der four, $20O-Isiah Williams.
Best display of mares and colts
owned by one man, $1OOO-Isiah Will
liams.
Second best as above, $500. T,
Ingram.
Best mule colt under one year old,
$3.OO-P. H. Harden.
Second best mule colt under one
year old, $1,000. L. Ingram.
Third best mule colt under one year
old, $1.0O-Isiah Williams.
Best mule colt one year under two,
$1,000. l.. Ingram.
Second best mule colt one year I'M
der two, $780, T. Ingram.
Second best mule colt one year, I'M
der two, $1OO-C. A. Stewart.
eBst mule COT two years under
three, 5000. T. Ingram
Second best mule colt two years
under three, $2OO:-H. I. STRIPPING
Third best mule colt two years I'M
der three, $1.00.-J. A. Adkins.
Best pair Georgia raised mules any
age, $5.00-Isiah Williams.
Best single Georgia raised mule,
$2.50.-J. T. Ingram.
Cattle
Best bull any milk breed, $500-R
IS. Sheppard.
Best bull, beef type, $5.oO-Churbro
Farm.
Second best bull, beef type $780,
70. B. WhatIey.
Best COW, beef type, 5000. L.
Williams.
sTfond best COW, beef type, 5000
CiMfbro Farm.
Best yearling bull, beef type, $500.
ri. T. Slade.
Best yearling heifer, beef type, So
churbro Farm.
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