The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-09

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frs, A. B. Langston; second. H. B. !
Johnson.
Glass 6, Tallest stalk of corn-first, |
Jesse Kellum (16 feet, in inch); sec
ond, e. o. Paul (15 feet, II inches).
Glass Z, Peck Of feeding corn (oldD,
first, Cthrles Mccain; second, Clessie
Haskell
Glass 8, Peck of white oats-first.
Thomas Manlove: second, A. B. Lands.
ton.
Class 10, Peck Of red wheat-first
Thomas Manlove; second, Horace NIL
Ter.
Glass IL, Peck of rye-first, Lin
Baker; second, Thomas Shannon.
CATTLE.
Roy Heacock, Supt. George Naves.
Union Stock Yards. Indianapolis,
Judge.
Class 1, Bulls one to three years old
first, to Harry Sourbeer, Persh1ng.
Ind; second, to Ed Pierce.
Glass 2. Bull Calf Senior Glass
first, Roy Heacock; second, Paul
Caldwell.
Glass 8. Bull Calf Junior Class-nrst,
Roy Heacock: second, Paul Caldwell.
Glass 4. Cows two years old and
ove-first. Roy Heacock; second. Roy
! Heacock.
Glass ~. Cows three years old and
under-frst, Harry Bales; second.
Paul Caldwell.
Glass S, Heifer year old and under
two-1rst, VIII Guyton: second. Paul
Caldwell.
Class 6, Heifer Class Senior Class
first, VIII Guyton: second, Ed Pierson
& Son.
Glass 7, Heifer Calf Junior Glass
first. Roy Heacock; second, Paul cald'
we'll.
| Dairy Breeds.
Class 8, Cows two years old and
over-frst, Row Heacock.
Glass II, Heifer Calf Senior Glass
first, Harry Bales; second, Elvia Sar-
yer.
Class 10, Best Herd Of Beet Cattle
first, Row Heacock.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE.
Mrs. Madge Lamberson, Superin-
tendent. Misses Florence Knipe and
! Best Cans of vegetables-First.
Mrs. e. C. Caldwell, Connersvi11e; sec
ond, Mrs. Ira Langston, Dublin.
3 Best Cans of F'ruits-First, Mrs.
L. T. Bell; second, Mrs. Chester G..
Laymon.
Best Can of Preserves-First, Mrs,
E. C. Caldwell, Connersville.
Best Glass Of Jelly-First, Mrs. For.
est Macy.
Best Loaf of Bread-F1rst. Mrs
Mary Robinson, Connersville; second
Mrs. Lucille Cooper.
Best Open Pie-First, Mrs. Will
Cooney.
Best Closed Pie-First, Mrs. Will
Cooney; second, Mrs. Mary B!umke.
Best Dark Cake-First, Mrs. Thomas
Kepler, Cambridge City; second, Mrs
Thompson, Bentonville.
Best Angel-Tood Cake-F1rst, Mrs
Nellie Gerbar.
Best Can Of Pick1es-First, Mrs. e
c. Caldwell; second. Harvey Hoover.
Best Can of Mixed Pickles-First
Mrs. Ozzro Thompson; second, Mrs
William Hunnicutt.
Best Pound of Butter-First, Mrs
Mary Robinson; second, Mrs. James
Thompson.
Best Homemade Soap-First, Mrs
Lin Baker.
Best Night-dress made by girl from
IL to 1S-First, Miss Mae Laymon
Richmond, Ind, 226 South 18th street;
| second, Miss Martha Smith, Richmond
Ind, 547 North 18th street.
Best Apron, made by girl from tc
F12-First, Genevieve Riser.
ART DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. Ruth Stewart, superintendent
First Prizes Madge Lamberson
Mrs. Russell Hiatt, Mrs. l.. T. Bell, Mrs
Frank Elliott, Mabel Dalrymple, Mrs
M. w. Brown, Mrs. L. T. Bell, Mrs
Will Sullivan, Mrs. Estella Oler, Mrs
: Chester Laymon, Mrs. Russell Hiatt
Ruth Stewart, Laura Warren, Mrs
Perry Wilson. Flora Creighton, F1ouns
Creighton, Beathea Lannerd. Mrs. F
Howard, o. Henderson, Mrs. Flora
Fricker, Mrs. Frank Oler, Martha
Smith, Francis Watson, Mrs. M. R
Griffin, Mrs. Wayne Laymon, Mrs
l Elizabeth Butler, ollie Lamberson, Eu
nice Scott, Mrs. H. B. Johnson, Ruth
Stewart, Miss Nella Floyd, Ruth
Steward.
: Second Prizes-Eunice Scott, Mrs
Phil Lafever, Mrs. H. B. Johnson, Mrs
T.. John Gibson, Ollie Lamberson, Mrs
Pert Mcbride, Hazel L. Darwin, Mrs
H. B. Johnson, Ada Bertsch, Mrs. AL
Kersey, Mrs. Mary Knipe, Mrs. H. B
d Johnson, Mrs. L. r. Bell, Mrs. Nora
= Scott, Mrs. Carrie Moore, Mrs. L. T
= Bell, Mrs. Carrie Moore, Mrs. Carrie
More, Florence Creighton, Olive Prots
- man, Florence Creighton, New;
Bertsch, Mrs. H. B. johnson, Mrs
e. G. Caldwell.
SHEEP
o. D. Hall, Superintendent
Alexander Hanen, Judge.
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