Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-29

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white corn, Bill Haggard first.
Robert Fish second. yellow corn
S. E. Riddle first, Gay Maharg
second; peck oats, G. S. Ores
first, Sherman Cress second
sweet potatoes, S. c. Owens first.
Sara Cash second; Irish potatoes,
Henry Mink first, Alfred Owens
second; onions. c. T. Sigmon first
Esther Staverson second; turnips
Jarve Me secopd; beets. Jarve
Noe first, G. S Cress second; tic.
matoes, Jarve Noe first, r G.
Dodd second; cucum bers, Clara
Maharg first, Eta Noe second
cabbage, Sherman Cress first, G
S. Cress second; best display Of
vegetables. c. 7. Sigman second
apples, Carrie Hysinger first
Louise Hysinger second; pears
K. J. Mckinney second; white
grapes, Clara Maharg first, John
Sigmon second; black grapes
John Sigmon first, Henry Ander
son second; watermelon, F. l.
Thompson first, Frank Broo ks
second; musk mellon, j. M. Ow
ems first, Mat Stevens second
canteloupe, in. MARROW first, Mat
Stevens second; pumpkin, Mat
Stevens first Lizzie Bowman sec
ond; tobacco, Mrs. j. H. Eads
first, G. M. Sigmon second
broom corn. James M. Wallace
first, G. M. Sigmon second; su-
gar cane, P. E, Shivel first, Viii
lie Riddle second; stalks millett,
William Lewis first, G. S Cress
second; timothy, Henry Crawford
first. P H. Shivel second; clover
Guy Maharg first, Gus Staver
son second.
CAKES
Black cake, Mrs. J. H. Eads
first, Carrie Hysinger second;
white cake, Carrie Hysinger first.
Mrs. J. H. Eads second; protest
decorated cake, any kind. w. E.
Gravely first, Louise Hysinger
second.
Best lemon pie, Louise Hysing-
er first, Mrs. ]. H. Eads second;
custard pie, Leila Hicks second;
peach pie, Louise Hysinger Sec
ond.
BREAD
Best corn mullins, Cathie Ma
harg first, Louise Hysinger Sec
ond; biscuits, Maude Maharg first
Louise Hysinger second; light
bread, Mrs. J. w. Moore second;
tea cakes, Carrie Hysiuger first,
Ella Dunn second.
PRESERVES
Best peach preserves, Mrs.
Mary Martin first, Mrs. John
Crawford second; pear preserves.
Mrs. John Crawford first, Mrs.
John Crawford second; cherry
preserves, Mrs. Mary Burton first,
Mrs. John Crawford second; ap-
pie preserves, Ellen Tyree first.
Louise Hysinger second; best dis
play, not less than five kinds,
Mrs. John Crawford, first, Mrs.
John Crawford second.
JELLIES
Best apple jelly, Mrs. E. L.
Brown, first, Mrs. ]. H. Eads
second; grape jelly, hay Ander'
son, first, Leila Hicks second /;
black berry jelly, Sallie Potts,
first, Lou Martin second.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best honey comb, Irwin Blank
enship second; sorghum, Mrs
Wilson King second; sweet pick
els, Mis-. John Crawford first
Mrs. John Crawford second; dis
play canned fruit, Mrs Johr
Crawford first. Esther Staverson
second; grape wine, W. M. King
first, Mrs. Wilson King second;
blackberry wine, Margie Owens
first, Mrs. Wilson King second
apple vinegar, Clara Maharg frs
Mrs. E. L. Brown second cucum
Der pickles, Mrs. John Crawford
first, Mrs. E. L. Brown second
display cut flowers, Master Lloy(
Griffin first, Evan Brown second.
HAND MADE ARTICLES
Fanciest quilt, Halle Barne
first. G. S. Cress second; Gallo,
quilt. Flonnie Brown first, ALFRED
Owens second; crochet counter
pane, Mrs. Ira G. Taylor second
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