The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-03

"A real one" is the way in which all
speak of the two-day fair at Dublin
which closed Friday. Much surprise
was expressed at the manner in which
the fair had been put over" those
who attended stating that the exhib
its, especially the live stock, compared
favorably with those in many of the
county fairs.
Attendants at the Portland, New
castle and Connersville fairs gave lib
eral praise and congratulations to the
officials for making such good show
ing in spite of the small size of the
community which promoted the FAM.
Such success was possible only be-
cause of the hearty cooperation OF all
citizens, everyone working hard for
some days beforehand as well as dur
ing Thursday and Friday.
Races as well as exhibits served to
draw large crowd, several hundred
people lining the tracks during the
races, while the streets were by no
means deserted even then,
Names of most of the premium win
| ners were published Friday but the
horse, sheep and parts of the domes-
| tic science, and hog departments were
omitted and are given herewith: First
and second prize winners being named
in order:
Horses.
| Three-year-old stallion-R. E. Hen
| ley, Harry Bales; one-year-old stall
lion, Paul Ferris; four-year-old mare
or gelding, Albert Taylor, John Dickey
Three-year-old stallion-R. E. Hen
ley, Harry Bales.
One-year-old stallion-Paul Ferris.
Four-year-old mare or gelding-Al
bert Taylor, John Dickey.
Three-year-old mare or geld1nS-
Harvey Bertsch, Gus Walker.
Two-year-old mare or gelding-Ra!
Kellum, first and second.
One-year-old mare or gelding-H. c
Macy, Hammond and Pickering.
Spring colt-Paul Ferris.
Three-year-old team of mares-Wil
liam Hunnicutt, John Dickey.
i Three-year-old team or geldings-
Harvey Bertsch, Horace Scott.
Best draft mare or gelding
Taylor
Best farm team-John Dickey, Hor
ace Scott.
i General purpose mare or geldin;
three years old; E. Beeson, Paul Fer
ris.
Light harness mare or gelding thre,
years old; NJ. E. Huddleson, Henr.
Miller.
Best pony under A inches; William
House, George Henby, Bert Blue.
Pony over A inches; William
House, Robert Beeson.
Three year old mule; Frank Ross
Roy Heacock.
, Two year old mule; Frank Ross
Clarke Faucet.
Spring mule; Harry Bales, Harve
Betsch.
, Three year old pair mare mules
, Frank Ross.
, Three year oud horse mules; Pau
Ferris.
? Mixed team; Roy Heacock.
Sweepstakes single mule; Fran
! Ross, Clarke Faucet.
Special for best pair of mules
, Frank Ross.
, Best pulling team; o. NJ. Broadway
r Best pulling single horse; Q. y
Broadway,
SHEEP.
: Shropshire, Oxford and HanPshir,
+ One year old ram; Frank Gauke
: o. F. Dudlow.
Young ram; o. F. Ludlow.
:. Year old eve; Frank Gauker.
Young eve; o. F. Ludlow.
+ Dorset Horned and SouthdoWn.
g Lindley Baker
Young ram; Lindley Baker, Clark
4 Faucet.
Y Old eve; Lindley Baker. Clark
Faucet
= Young eve; Clarke Faucet, Indie
Baker.
n Best pen, any breed; Frank Gauke
Clarke Faucet.
= Additional Domestic Science wi
ners were:
Dark cake-Mrs. H. L. Keple
Mabel Johnson.
Angel food cake-Mrs. Samuel &c
Der, Blanche Haskell.
- Pickles-Mrs. Omer Slant, MI
Paul Caldwell.
d Mixed pickles-Mrs. Mary Thorn
d son, Mrs Arthur Banes.
= Pound of butter-Mrs. w. H. Co
ney, Mrs. Horsman.
"a Home made soap-Mrs. Sam Gerbe
e Frances Conner.
e Night dress made by girl from
"a to Is years old-Eulalia Beeson, Ell
abeth Caldwell.
= Apron by girl from 10 to IA years
Geneva Riser. Ruth Kinema.
s, Apron by girl to 10 years-Ma
q Bunk. Evelyn Boyd.
1 Dressed doll-Margaret Horsma
Edith Ogborn; tied for third, Ger;
Or dine, Bernardine and Lotto Lawren(
n Jessie Manlove and Dorothy Bradwa
ID Articles maed in manual traini
lg department by boys 10 to Is years C
ST Clement Fackler, Clarence Zook.
ID Closed pie by girl 10 to Is yea
ST obituary Bunk.
Special premium of clothes wrir
n er for best three cans of fruit-Em
Id Langston.
An electric iron donated as a 81