Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-09-27
PRIZE WINNERS AT-TREGo FAIR


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! prize winners at the Trego County
Fair last week and IN making Few
closing remarks concerning the pro-
gram put on for the amusement of the
people, we are entitled to say that
| it was by far the most interesting
| and best carried out program of the
seven years of work by the associa-
tion. The only complaint the writer
heard about it, and he was on the
grounds a great deal of the time,
was that "there is too much of it and
we can't watch everything that is
going on" It is far better that this
| should be the complaint than that it
be said that '4they advertised whole
lot of things and gave US nothing for
our money" The exhibitors are not
all satisfied with the decisions of the
judges and that is the case at all the
fairs, but the fair was a success and
the territory covered by the premiums
awarded is much larger than it has
ever been before and the fair spirit
is good and when next year comes
around there is going to be some
lively competition in all lines. The
list of prize winners is as follows:
Mrs. Gus Anderson, first white Wyan-
dotte hen and Pekin ducks.
Carl Anderson, Percheron mares two
years old and under three, first and
second, no competition.
81. II. Bacon, first best two any kind
squash; first dozen carrots, first
three punches satisfy.
Frederick Burk, second on Pekin
ducks.
Bradley Brown, third sucking colt.
M. M. Bennett, first Cicilian butter
cups, no competition.
j. w. Bingham, first black minorcas,
no competition; first and second
Holstein heifers, one year old; first
jersey calf, no competition.
G. L. Barger, second Sudan grass.
Flora Barger, second colored beans
Mrs. Walter Baker, second embroid-
cred night gown; second infant
hand made skirt; second infant
hand made dress.
Lester Burnham, best pen Rhode
Island Reds; second Muscova ducks,
no competition. r
VIM. Brown, second white SQUASH. q
Hazel Backstrom, second rug, childs
department.
Mrs. John Backstrom, first white en-
broidered silk pillow.
Charlotte Bright, first hardanger CEN
ter piece; second tapestry pillow;
first and second Chinese chrochet
underwear; second tatting bag; sec
ond table mat
Mrs. j. w. Bingham, second best
loaf white bread; first butter; sec
ond dozen doughnuts; first apple
jelly.
C. M. Bell, first best display canned
fruits.
Daniel Dietz, second dozen table beets
Nick Dockendorf, second lated nit
tens.
w. H. Defines, first watermelon pickles
Cole Defines, second girls bread baking
contest.
Guy DeBoer, first white onions; first
dozen peppers; best display of veg
etables, Wa-Keeney city.
c. c.. Cross, first peck red wheat; Sec
ond ten heads kafir; second ten
stalks feterita.
MIS- Emery lass, second PercherOn
stallion, years DID,; second male
hog, under six months old and sec
ond sow under six months, no COM
petition; second pen Plymouth
Rocks; first squaw corn; first two
hubbard squash; first best display
of vegetables near Collyer; second
best display of farm products from
one farm in Trego county; second
best display of kodak pictures.
Margaret Clark, first white cake, girl
under Is.
]. A. Copeman, Brownell, second ten
ears sweet corn; first milo; second
COW peas; second rape; first and
second two musk melons.
Almeda Copeman, second white cake
girl under Is.
Hazel CIPHER, second coronation
towel.
Mrs. c. c. Cahail, Ogallah, first
crazy quilt.
A. N. Cook, Ogallah, second crochet
trimmed dresser scarf.
Miona Cook, Ogallah, first center
piece, child department.
Lee Copeman, Brownell, first best
display of farm products any town.
ship in Trego County.
Collyer school exhibit, second best
display in primary work, first best
display from fourth grade