The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-10-31
FAIR AWARDS IN
AGRICULTURE
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE AS TO
WINNERS IN SEVERAL OF THE
FINER EXHIBITS.

and given out by j. A. Johnson.
There are still further announcements
to be made as to prize winners.
The board of directors OF the fair
will meet within a short time and final
disposition of all business touching
the present lair will then be handled.
The awards are as follows
Best bushel of wheat, any variety,
p. Docllweilder, 81.
Second best bushel of wheat, p.
Dockweilder, 81.
Best and heaviest bushel of oats, any
variety w. A. Tuck, So
Second best as above, P. Dockweil-
der, ST.
Best bushel of Fulgham oats, w. A.
Tuck, ST.
Best bushel Hastings 100 bu., P.
Dockweilder, 81.
Best display of grain, both in sheaf
and shelled, P. Dockweilder, $40.
Best bushel of white shelled corn, P.
Dockweilder, 81.
Second best as above ]. F. Sons 81.
Best display peanuts, Chas Johnson
$500.
Best bushel of white table peas,
any variety, Roy North, 50.
Best bushel Brabham peas, w. A.
Tuck, 81.
Best bushel velvet beans, w. A.
Tuck, $2
Best display velvet beans, in pod
shelled or on vines, $3.50
Best bushel Georgia Rye, L. David
$100
Best bushel sweet potatoes, T. c..
Cox, S1OO.
Second best as above. R. A. Reese,
$100
Largest and best sweet potato, T,
C. Cox, 81.
Largest and best dozen sweet pc.
tato, T. C. Cox, 81.
Best three sheaves wheat, P. Dock
weilder, ST.
Best three sheaves of oats, w. A,
TUCK 81. n.a. y......
Best three sheaves ryeJ7P. Dock,
weilder, $1OO s9uam
IT, Best 10 stalk broom corn, j. r.. KEEL.
| ly, 81, - 'MMo1 1900 1Ama
Best stalks corn any variety, w.
A! Tuck, 81. a@t il VII
Best display pop corn Chas A. Stew
art, 50. f'R '@ilA @ .sa
Second best display pop corn j. r.
Kelly, ST.
Best gallon Sorghum syrup w. A.
Tuck, $1.5O.
Best gallon cane syrup, w A. Tuck,
$3.50
Second best as above, W. A. Tuck 81.
Best 10 stalks Sorghum cane, j. II.
Hall, 81.
Best 10 stalks red cane, T. C. Cox 81
Best 10 stalks green cane, c. H.
Gay, 81.
Best dozen white turnips, T. c. Cox
81.
Best dozen turnips Largest collec
ton, any variety r. C. Cox, 81.
Largest pumpkins by one exhibi
tor, l. G. Williams, So.
Largest pumpkin at fair (separate
above) j. j. Rowland, So.
Largest one-half dozen cushaws, r
c. Cox, ST.
Best watermelon, r. c. Cox, 50.
Best basket pears, l. G. Williams, 81
Second best basket pears, w A
Tuck, ST.
Best five pounds pecans any variety
R. A. Reese, 50.
Best and largest display pecan>
grown dnahetiixedb .,L333afhrdaad
grown and exhibited by one farmer
p. Dockweilder, So.
Second best as above, r. A. Reese
$500
Largest two cured hams, w. A
Tuck, $3.50
Best display Of home cured meat OF
not less than 100 pounds and raised by
one farmer, $40.
Second best display as above, j. c.
Hamilton, So.
Best bale cotton, p Dockweilder, S.
Largest and best display of baled
feed stuff grown by one farmer and
packed in standard bales, P. Dock.
weilder so.
Second best as above A. V. Gil
more. 81.
Best bale pea vine hay, A. V. Gil
more, ST.
Best bale crab grass hay P Dock
weilder 81.
Best bale German millett hay, P.
DockweiIder, ST.
Best bale Sudan grass hay, P Dock
welder, 81.
Best bale vlevet bean hay, P. Dock
weller, ST.
| Best bale corn stoverhay P. Dock