The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-27
FAIR WILL CLOSE
TONIGHT WITH Big
time FOR EVERYONE
Grand Wind-up Of the 1920 Corn and
Tobacco Fair Tonight VIII No
Doubt Attract Record Break.
ing Crowds.

Friday was one of the biggest days
of the entire fair week, although
the fair officials were expecting a
little drag on that day. The afternoon
saw scores of farmers and their fam
lilies while at night there was very
large crowd, there being near four
teen hundred paid admissions.
Tonight will mark the grand climax
1t is Mardi Gras night and will close
with great masque ball. The giving
away of twenty-five or more valuable
presents for which tickets have been
given away and sold all during the
week, is also expected to attract hun
dreds. The lucky tickets must be in
the building to claim the prizes and
for this reason there will be many
drawn to the building to attend the
drawing.
| The vaudeville acts will be seen for
the last time and 1t is expected that
they will be at their best. The Boys
Band promises to FURNISH its best
music and the last grand night is en-
| pected to be by far the most enjoy
able,
Keen interest was displayed in the
awarding of premiums in the Poultry
| Show by experts from the State En-
perimental Station Friday. The Poul-
try Show was by far the best ever
seen here and the awarding of the
prizes was no easy task. The system
of judging adopted by the American
Poultry Association was used and the
ribbons were tied as follows
White Orpingtons B. G. Holiday.
first old pen.
Game Bantams Jack Bowling,
/ first hen, first cock; James Hall, sec
ond hen, second cock.
Black Cochin = Marie Vines, first
cock, first hen; Jacob Groninger. sec
ond cock, second and third hen.
Buff Leghorns IT. G. Ishmael. first
young pen.
Games - VIM. Harbeson, first cock.
first cockerel, first and second hen;
first and second pullet.
Belgian Hares - F. o. Barkely, first
pair.
Guina Pigs - Todd Strobe, first and
and third pair: Calhoun Bros. second
pair.
Pigeons - VIM. Farrow, first pair:
Chas. Conrad, second pair.
Turkeys - Miss Emma Cord. first
male and first femals bird.
Geese = ]. W. Knoveshaw, first fe-
male, first male.
Ducks - Mrs. Albert Glascock, first
female; Charles Conrad, first male.
Minorcas H. c. Breeze, second
cockerel, second and third pullet;
Chas. Conrad, first cockerel, third
cockerel; first pullet, first hen. first
young pen.
White Wyandottes Frank Hun
sicker, first cockerel, first pullet;
Mrs. W. l.. Traxel, first and second
hen, second pullet, second cockerel
S. c. Anconas - Ella Dicken, first
old pen, second hen; Otto Starrett,
first and second cockerel, second
young pen; H. o. Gray, second old pen
B. ]. Crawford. first pullet; Ernie
White, first hen, third hen, first cock.
Langshans - w. d. Teager, first
cockerel, first, second and third pullet,
first, second and third hen.
White Rocks - G. w. Britain, first
cockerel, second cockerel. first cock.
first hen, first pullet.
Hamburgs - G. H. Yazell, first and
second hen; VIM. Farrow second cock
Brahmas - Fl. c. Breeze, first and |
second pullet, first, second and third |
hen.
Buttercups = Chas DAILY, first hen,
first cock, first cockerel, first pullet,
first old pen. Best female any variety.
G. B. Holiday, first young pen.
Rose Comb Anconas = Mr.. Winter,
first young pen, first pullet.
Rhode Island Reds = MN. H. New
ell, Jr., first cock. Best Red male. ]. |
A. Shelton, first cockerel, second
young pen; Mrs. John Cochran, first
hen, second hen, second cock. third
pullet, first young pen, first old pen.
Best display. H. p Purnell. first pull
let. second pullet, second cockerel,
best pullet; Mrs. Geo. Seddon, third
hen, third cock; c. c. Calvert, third
cockcrel; Alex Harrison, second old
pen.
White Leghorns-Mr Britain, first
cock. first cockerel, second cockerel.
best bird other than Red: B. Arm, first
hen, second cock, third hen: Frank
Hunsicker, first, second and third pull
let; Geo. Dodson, second hen, third
cockerel; J. R. Stevens. first old pen,
second young pen.
Barred Rocks &C. r. Hampton. first
young pen: A. d. Dickson. second
cockerel; VIM. Tully. first pullet.
third cockerel; J. T. Kackley. first