The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-03
DUBLIN FAIR CLOSES WITH CROWD HAPPY;
Community HELPS MAKE EVENT SUCCESSFUL

cial premium was won by Mrs. Paul
Caldwell for a set of pillow cases.
Additional winners in vegetable
classes:
Peppers-Quincy Bryant, James
Phillpot.
Pumpkin-sam Broadway, clessie
Haskell.
Squash Michael Guadanole. Albert
Taylor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hunnicutt, go
pound melon; Verne De. Hays, 81
pound melon.
Observation-Disclosures Thomas, Charles
! Mccain.
Duroc Swine
! Two year old boar-Clarence Vor-
nauf. E c. Caldwell.
Year old boaf-Clarence Vornauf.
Six months boar-E. c. Caldwell,
Clarence Vornauff.
Three months boar-E. c. Caldwell
! first and second, second.
Two year old sow-E.. c. Caldwell.
One year old sow-E. c. Caldwell.
Six months SOW E. C. Caldwell,
Robert Adrion.
Three months sow-E. C. Caldwell,
| Harold Larson.
Hampshire Swine :.
Ii Two-year-old boar-Raymond Jones.
/ Year-old boar-Raym Jones.
Six-months boar-Charles Huffman
Three-month boar-Raymond Jones
F, Three-months boar-Raymond Jones
Charles Huffman.
| Two-year-old sow-Raymond Jones
Charles Huffman.
| Year-old SOW = Charles Huffman
Gus Walker
Six-months sow-Charles Huffman
first and second.
Three-months sow-Raymond Jones
Charles Huffman.
Best boar, any breed-Albert Gordon
Hagerstown.
Best SOW, any breed-E. C. Cald
we'll
: In races, Duke Wilkes, driven BY
Norris, won two out of three heats il
the pace. the first heat being won By
Dollie B., a brown mare, driven b.
Miller. There was great excitemen
during the running race, and wa.
further contributed to by a nearacci
dent when the horses left the tract
at one point. The placings were Dial
rymple, first; Cominski, second; Cad
man, third; Bell, fourth; and Frank
: fifth.
The match race was closely con
tested, brown mare driven by HUFF
man winning the first heat over
bay mare driven by Miller, who VOL
the second heat. The third and de
Gliding heat was won by the brown
+, mare again
Some confusion arose in the specia
> race in which Farr, Pagan and Mile
were entrants, when Pagan drove il
ahead of the field on the second la
and claimed the race. Some question
; arising as to his having won, he OF
fered wild bets that he was first, blu
found no takers.
The mystery was explained by tn
other drivers after the race whel
: they stated that Pagan had stoppe
to fix his harness on the back stretc
; and had lost lap, starting again jus
in time to get in ahead of the othe
: horses. The judges placed Faga
: third, Farr winning
Pagan had already drawn the a
tention of the judges during the stal
= of the first heat when he drove o.
the track at the gate instead of pas
ing the judges stand, for which b
was fined 80 cents. and when he drov
across the infield in the second la
of another heat.
Halters, which were given as sp
q cial premiums for the races, were d
mated by R. A. Laymon and Charlie
q Huffman, while a whip, donated 4
another special, went to Elmer Faga
vi On account of the heat it was in
possible to complete the examinatie
r of babies in the better babies contes
decisions being given only on tn
n prettiest babies, with no decision c
the most perfect ones. The fir
= prize for the prettiest baby over
year was won by Alice, daughter
r Mr.. and Mrs. George Faucet, ar
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