The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-24
PREMIUMS AWARDlD
by Judges at tho Corn and Tobacc
Fair Yesterday = Electric Shop
Gets First Prize For Having
Most Attractive Booth,
While State National
Bank Runs o Close
Second.

Yesterday was prize awarding dn.
at the Corn and Tobacco Fair. La,
night announcement was made Thu
the Electric Shop of the Maysvllle CT,
Company had won the first prize {
$40 for having the most attract
booth, while the State National Ban.
won the second prize Of IS.
The prizes awarded In the variou
exhibits were announced as follows
Department "A"
Cigarette, first prize, Adam Pabst
Dover, KY, $50; second, Pabst &
Lunsford, Dover, KY, $25.
Fright Leaf, first prize, J. B. Dorm
Dover. $25; second, Pabst & Luns.
ford, Dover, SIS.
Red Leaf, first prize, Buchanan 6
Ladenburger, Dover, $25; second
John B. Dorm, Dover, SIS.
Trash, first prize, H. H. Sanderson
Carlisle, $25; second, John s. Shan.
non, Meyers, SIS.
Best Crop Lot, first prize, Fl. H,
Sanderson, Carlisle, $25; second, John
B. Dorm, Dover, SIS.
Department "B"
Best 10 Ears White Dent, first
prize, Jake Worthington, Mayslick,
$40; second, W. H. Roe, Maysville, R.,
IS.
Single Ear White Dent, first prize
c. F. DuBelle, Flemingsburg, IS; sec
ond, R. d. Tucker, Maysville, R. 4.
Best 10 Ears Yellow Dent, first
prize, Eugene Boyd, Minerva, $40;
second, c. E. Brooking, North Fork,
S..
Best Single Ear Yellow Dent, first
prize, John B. Dorm, Dover, S. sec
ond, Charles Kreitz, Maysville, r. l,
$3.50.
Department &c" Boys Corn Club
Best 10 Ears White Dent, first prize
Joseph Stevens, Maysville, r. 5, $40;
second, Ed Nesbitt, Mayslick, IS.
Best Single Ear White Dent, first
prize, Byron Worthington, Minerva,
S.; second, Ed Nesbitt, Mayslick,
$3.50.
Best 10 Ears Yellow Dent, first
prize, Eliza Boyd, Dover, $40; second
Harrison Adams, Dover, IS.
Best Single Ear Yellow Dent, first
prize, Eliza Boyd, Dover, IS second
Harrison Adams, Dover, $3.50.
Department I'D"
Best Six Table Beets, first prize, Cy
Hills 81; second. Mollie Casey. 81
Best Six Stalks of Celery, first prize
/. N. Childs, Maysville, 81.
Best Half Peck Onions, first prize,
Mrs. William Kuble, r. 1, 50; second
George Shafer, Maysville, r. 5, 81.
Best Quart Red Peppers, first prize
Alwilda Wheeler, Maysville, 81; sec
ond, Mrs. Margaret Elliott, R. 3, 81.
Best Peck Irish Potatoes (Early
Ohio), first prize, R. S. Schwartz, So;
second, Louis Pfeffer, Mayslick, 81.
Best Peck Irish Potatoes C.ate)
first prize, Eliza Boyd, Dover, 50; sec
ond prize, B. F. Marsh, Maysville, 81.
Best Peck Sweet Potatoes, first
prize, Eugene Boyd, Minerva, so.
Heaviest Pumpkins, first prize, Ben
Fleming, Maysville, 80; second prize,
Eugene c. Royse, Maysville, 81.
Best Kershaw, first and second
prize, B. F. Marsh, Maysville.
Best Squash, first and second prize,
B. F. Marsh, Maysville.
Best Half Peck Turnips, first prize,
]. r. Stevens, r. 3, 81; second, G. L.
Goodwin, Maysville, 81.
Best One-half Stalks of Satisfy,
first prize, ]. P. White, Minerva, 81;
second, Mrs. A. M. Casey, R. F. d., 81.
Best 6 Parsnips, first prize, j. r
Stevens, R. 8, 81; second, George
Shaffer, Maysville, 81.
Department "E"
Best Half Peck Roman Beauties,
first prize, Mrs. Eva Phillips, Elem
ingsburp. 80. second. Mrs. Eva Phil