Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-09-12
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Fruit and Vegetables.

ieck early p0tat0eS-1lrSt, Name!
Brewer, $500: second, Peter Rolling
500: third, r. r. Percy. $50.
Peck late potatoes-1irst. Ed Ruppel
$500: second, f. A. Draeger, $1OO
third, Mearl Coats. $50.
Peck sweet potatoes-first, ]. II. Will
'liams, $.25: second. ]. Stevens, SO.
Peck onions-tirst. Mrs w. Il. Baird
I.25; second, Mrs. ]. Nj. Carmichael
10.
Peck tomatoes-first. George Jewett
1,25: second. f. j. Greenwood, 10
third, j. II. Williams. %.
Cabbage, three heads-frst. J. Fl.
Williams. 1.25: second, j. Stevens, 20
third, Wesley Frank. %.
Celery, three bunches--first, Wesley
Frank, 1.25: second, Howard Park
hurst, 10: third, George Jewett, %.
Egg plant. three specimens-tirst. j.
Stevens. 1.25; second, George Jewett,
10; third. Wesley Frank, $.25.
Best display of apples-tirst, Sven
Stout. 1.25: second. Ed Brewer, rs.
Best display of plums-tirst, H. F.
Ecgors, 1.25: second. +. A. Rothrock,
10: third. Mrs. James Hoag, %.
Best display of grapes-first, Mrs.
Nancy Brewer, 1.25; second, ]. H.
Williams, 10; third Z. A. Rothrock,
%.
Hubbard squash, FIRST. j. H. Will
li"ms, $l.25; second, George Jewett,
Is.
Crook neck squash, First. J. II.
Williams, 1.25; second Edith Roth
rock, 70; George Jewett, %.
Pie pumpkins, 2 specimens-tirst, ].
H. Williams, 1.25: second, Mrs. Ralph
Calkins, 10; third, Mcarl Coats, %.
Ripe cucumbers, FIRST, George
Jcwett, 1.25: second, ]. II. Williams,
10: third. Mrs. H. +. Price, %.
Parsley. three bunches-tirst, Mrs. j.
NJ Carmichael, 1.25; second, George
Jcwett. 10.
Red tomatoes, six of any variety
first. Mrs. Z. a. Rothrock. 1875; sec
ord. j. H. Williams, 20; third, +. J.
Greenwood, %.
Yellow tomatoes. six of any variety
list, Peter Rolling, 1.25; second. John
Stevens, 10; third, Z. j. Greenwood,
%
Table beets. six of any variety
first, Nancy Brewer, 1.25: second, J.
il Williams, 10; third, Howard Park
hurst, %.
Table carrots, six of any variety
fist. Murray McMurray, lbs: second,
George Jcwett, 10; third, Nancy
Brewer, %.
Table turnips, siX-tirst, Howard
1.2J.
Vegetable oysters, siN-tirst, Howard
Inrkhurst. 1.25; second, Murray Nc
Murray, 10.
Parsnips. siN-first, Nancy Brewer,
! %; second, Murray McMurray, 70
third. Howard Parkhurst, %.
Largest head of cabbage-i first, Wes-
ley Frank. 1.25; second. J. H. Williams,
.75 third, Mrs. J. II. Carmichael %.
Largest sQuash-first. J. Stevens,
: DO second j. II. Williams, 10;
third. George Jewett. %.
Navy beans. one quart-frst, J. III.
Williams, 1.25; second. Nancy Brewer.
rs.
Eothrock, lbs; second, J. ii. Williams,
10
Yellow onions, 12---first. Mrs. J. II.
Carmichael. 1.25: second, III. L. John
son. 10; third. Murray McMurray, %.
White onions, 12-frst. j. II. Will
liams, 1.2J: second, Mrs. j. Nj. Car
10.
Red onions, 12-frst. Sven Stout.
-; second, J. II. Williams, 10; third.
Mrs. W. j. Fairfield. %.
Sweet corn early variety, 10 ears
first, George .Jewett, 1.25.
Sweet corn late variety, 10 ears
first, J. ii. Williams. 1.25; second,
John Albright. 10; third, George
Jewett, %.
Peppers Mange--tirst. J. Stevens.
125: second. Wesley Frank, 10: third,
George Jewett, %.
Hot peppers-first. George Jewett.
1.25; second. J. Stevens, 70; third,
Wesley Frank, -.
PimentOs-first, George Jewett. 10.
Largest pumpkiu-first. J. Stevens,
: % second. Howard Parkhurst, 10.
Mangle or COW beet--tirst, Mrs. j. NJ.
Carmichael, ID; second, j. II. Will
liams, 80.
Largest water melon-frst, +. y.
J.eksell. 1.25: second. J. II. Williams,
10: third J. Stevens, ~.
Junior Department.
Largest pumpkin-first, Wilbur Will
l.ams, 100.
I ,ru,et cnuach- fret Wilbur MIL