The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-09-19

Class XIV.
manual Training.
Lamp-Ray Patterson.
Hall tree-1st, John Mcmillan; I'd,
Glen Peterson.
Footstool-John Mcmillan.
Waste basket-Howard Thompson.
Chair-Harold Hook.
Settee or seat--Glen Peterson.
Set of 2 plates-1st, Harold HOOK;
I'd Glen Peterson.
Other than named-Paul Mathew.
Glass XIV.
products of the Oven.)
Baking powder biscuits-Earl HOY
Nut bread-Pearl Chew.
Drop cookies-Harriet Chew.
Other than named-1st, Elizabeth
Everett; I'd, Marie Anderson.
Class XVI.
(Preserves-Not less than l pit
Watermelon-Lorene Goodwin.
Ripe tomato-Irene Goodwin.
Glass XVII.
Canned Fruit. .,..
Apples--1st. Lorene Goodwin; I'd,
Blanche Fisher. Dc, '"
Peaches-Irene Goodwin.
Cherries-1st, Ada Chalmers; "a,
Irene Goodwin.
Crab apples-Lorene Goodwin.
eberries-Charline Caldwell.
Blackberies--Irene Goodwin.
awberries-Lorene Goodwin.
Red pberries-Florence Lyle. .
Black observation-disclosures Lyle. .
Grapes-Irene Goodwin.
Rhubarb-1st, Irene Goodwin; I'd,
Irene Goodwin.
Peeled plums-1st and I'd, Lorene
Goodwin.
Tomatoes-Irene Goodwin.
Corn-1st and I'd. Lorene Goodwin.
String beans-1st and I'd, Irene
Goodwin. -
Peas-1st, Irene Goodwin; I'd, Mary
Sherburne.
Sweet potatoes-Irene Goodwin.
Other than named--1st, Ruth Nc
Call; I'd, Mary Sherburne.
Gold Medal for canned vegetables
Irene Goodwin, Tracy.
Gold Medal for canned fruit--Lorene
Goodwin, Tracy.
cass XVIII.
(Jellies.)
Crab apple-1st, Pearle McCurdy;
I'd, Zelma Warren.
Gooseberry-1st, Pearle McCurdy;
Cd. Ada Chalmers.
Currant-Ada Chalmers.
Plum-Ada Chalmers.
Silver Medal for Jelly-Pearle Nc
Curdy, 4OS North Fourth street, Oska'
loOsa.
Class XVIII.
(Sour Pickles)-Not less than 1 at.
Cucumber-Irene Freeman.
Onion-FrederiCk Butler.
Cabbage and beet-Irene Goodwin.
Beet-1st Irene Goodwin; I'd, Lo'
rene Goodwin.
MiXed-Pearle McCurdy.
Class XxI-Sweet Pickles
(not less thar l quartz
Cucumber, green-LaCey Brubaker.
TOmotO, green-Irene Goodwin.
Spiced plums-Pearle McCurdy.
Siberian crab, l and 2-Irene Good
win.
Other than named-lrene Goodwin.
Class xxIl-VegetabIes.
Potatoes, 4 dozen-1st, Cbas. Shcr-
burne; End, Karl Scheuerman.
Turnips--Karl Scheuerman.
Carrots, dozen-1st, Karl Scheuer-
man; End, Chas. Sherburne.
Beets, dozen-1st, Edward Blat
ter; End, Karl Scheuerman.
Tomatoes, dozen-1st, Marguerite
Ulicny; End, Karl Scheuerman.
Watermelon, largest--1st, Deward
Hauenstein; End, Glen Crozier.
Muskmelon, largest--1st, Deward
Hauenstein. -'' .'''
Pumpkin, best-1st, Edith Shoener;
End, Williams-Beard Garden.
Squash, bcst-1st. Howart Sparks;
End. Lorene Goodwin.
Cabbage, best-1st, Karl Scheuer-
man; End, Lorene Goodwin.
Cabbage, largest-Edward Batter.
Popcorn, dozen ears-1st, Faye
Miller; End, Kelly Johnson.
Sweet corn, dozen ears--1st Burr
L. F. Robinson; End, Josephine Ding.
eman.
ParSnipS-Okie HOuts.
Sweet Potatoes, dozen-1st Karl
Scheuerman; End, Howard Gregory.
Dried beans. quart-1st, Glen Pc
terson; End, Chas. Sherburne.
Other than named-1st, Chas. Sher.
burne; End, Keith Bible.
Gold Medal, largest potatoes-B Burr
l.. r. Robinson, Oskaloosa.
Largest potatoes, silver medal--Karl
Scheuerman, Oskaloosa.
Silver Medal for largest pumpkin
Deward Hauenstein, Leighton.
Gold medal for best vegetable
Ulicny. Oskaloosa.
Class xxlv-Cut Flowers
Asters LIST, Harriet Chey; End, Hell
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