The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-27

o" - w. <uAiau, MdltOou, III. FarOn-
ton, ST. g., J. l.. Chandler, Macomb,
III; H. 9. j., b. g., o. ID. Harris, Car
thage. H.; Finland. blk. g.. William
Felt. keokuk. Iowa; Miss Mera, b..
M, b. r. Cook, Creston. Iowa.
tree-for-all pace; purse 1900
Little George, b. g., John F. Aus
tin. Carthage, ILL.,; Phayett Girl, br.
m, c. Dibble. Head, Idaho; Empress
Togo, b. M. c. Dibble, Head. Idaho;
Laddie, b. g.. J, w. Adrian, Nation,
H.: Todd McGreagor or. g.. J. w.
Adrain, NATION, H.; Vernon Point
H.; Paronton, sr. s., J. L. Chandler,
Macomb H.: Inez Marie, b. M, @.
Z. Harris, Plymouth, H.; Bessie Win
field. blk. M. o. D. Harris, ply
mouth, H.; Recall, b. g., o. D. Har-
ris, Plymouth. ILL.,; Missouri Earl, 70.
g.. Tom Lane, Quincy, ILL.,
| Colt race; purse s200:--
Two years old or under. Mile
heats, two in three.
Peter Ilo, b. e., X. B. Fletcher,
Carthage, H.; Billy Bond, b. e.,
Charles d. Van Ormer, Huntsville,
! ILL.,; Laurence Bond. b. s., Charles D..
I Van 0rmer, Huntsville, ILL.,; Henry
Ford. b. g., G.. w. Aldrich. LaHarpc,
Ill; Lahore, b. c., Morris Bros.
Aledo, Ill.
Running one mile novelty: purse
! Mule race mile. $1,000 first
money; $500 second: $3.50 third.
The Hancock County Poland China
Breeders association will hold it's
first annual sale at the Hancock coun-
! ty fair grounds, August 30, 1918.
| The officers of this association are,
john Hamman, president; E. L. Tras-
er, vice president, and Harry A. Eek.
hardt, secretary-treasurer.
| The sale will consist Of fifty head
| of young boars and gifts, the product
| OF respective herds, selected by a
competent Judge, SO that an even stan
dard Of quality, type and individuality
will he in evidence in all lots con-
signed to this sale. All foot notes
will be brief,
| This sale will be conducted by the
sale manager, Fl. A Eckhardt, secre-
| tary of the association. The auction
GERS, will be w. B. Duncan, Faye L..
Houtchens and Col Fred Johnson.
| The fieldman. O. L. Garrett, George
Hunt, and Col H. o. Whitman.
Among the exhibits at the fair the
school department Is very interesting
Many premiums are given on the
work, and a great deal Of interest has
been taken to make this success.
The drawing and construction work
| is open to all grades and each school
should exhibit at least eight mounts,
six water color mounts, six crayon
mounts, six free hand. pencil or map
drawings. specimens of paper folding.
pa per cutting. decorated booklets, and
sewing cards. The premiums offered
for these are, $500, first; $500, sec
oDd. and $500. third.
The best exhibit of five or more
booklets describing the work of club
members, Is open to schools having
regularly organized clubs.
For the school showing the best
specimen book in each township, pre-
miums will be given as follows:
La Harpe, $500; Durham, $500;
Dallas Pontoosuc $500; Appanoose,
S.. 90; Nauvoo. $500; Sonora, $500;
Rock Creek, $500; Pilot Grove, $500;
TT. Green, $500; Hancock, $500;
Carthage, $500; Prairie. $500;
Montebello, $500; Warsaw, $500;
Wilcox, $500; Wythe, $500; Bear
Creek, $500; Harmony, s2.0o; st.
Marys, $500; Augusta, $500; Chilli.
81. 90; St Adams, $500; Walker, 81. 90
Rocky Run, $500; sweepstakes, best
In county, s3.00.
There were no races today on &C
count Of the Sells Floto circus which
was held on the fair grounds. There
was a large crowd in attendance, and
all report it show well worth seeing.
The results Of the races yesterday
ct the Hancock county fair, are as fol-
lows:
PA trot-Purse, s40o.-Prince Kin
Iney, 22111; Rexie D, 1929. Time.
p: 131A; 2:13&.
$50 trot-Purse, s4oo-E. C, J.,
Ill; Good Friday, 90; Mabel Bond,
34s; Main Lady. 434. Time. 2:19R;
2:17 pace-Purse, s4Oo.-Llttle
George, III; Ben Brooks, 224, Play
EFT Girl, 49,; Billie Lee, 343. Time,
.2:14A; 2:14%; 2:15.
In the running one mile novelty
Prince Gerard won the first quarter
and Handemar the remaining three
quarters for purse Of 800. The mule
owned by M. w. Moore. came out hrst
in the mule race of one half mile and
the mule owned by Bert kmbrough
second.
The entry list on which awards Will
he given for the races Friday Is as
follows:
Friday, August 20. 2:24 trot; Purse
s400.-Mabel L., b. M. John F. Aus
tin, Carthage. H.; Joe Frazier, b. g..
20. Rowe, Poplar, Bluffs, Mo; Trouble,
r.. g., D. H. Hillyer, Carthage, III;
Mabel Bond, blk. M, D. L. Conklin,
Hamilton, Ill; Main Lady, b. M. }.
H. Reidel, Hulls, H.; Rebecca Lee, br'
M, e J. Schriber, Quincy, ILL.,; FIN
land, blk. q, William Felt, Keokuk'
Iowa; Good Friday, b, g.. Morris Bros.
Aledo, III. oo ,.,
2:14 pace; purse, s4oo.-Ldttle
George, b. G., John F. Austin, Garth
age III; Carthage Boy, TO. g., Austin
e. Jenkins, Carthage, H.; Bud Pat
enter, blk. g., Charles Harris, Garth
age, H.; Jay McKerran, b. s., o. Rowe.
Poplar Bluffs, Mo-; Empress Togo b.
M. C. Dibble, Head, Idaho; Laddie, b;
IT,. J. w. Adrain, NATION, Ill. TODD
McGreagor, br. G., J. W. Adrain, Mat
toon, H.; Vernon Pointer br e., J.
IL, chandler, Maconab, H.; Paponton'
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