The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24

best jar Of pickles. Mrs. T. p Brown
best six biscuits, Mrs. C. W. Robinson;
oldest coin, Roma Davis; best six bis
cults made from high patent flour, Mrs.
J. w. Hall; largest family on the
grounds, Austene Stephens; best letter
on How Mail Service Of Hallsyille Can
be Improved" Imo Cornelison; oldest
man on the ground. ". ". Mcbride, sc
years; oldest woman on the grounds,
Mrs. Anna Roberts, 81 years. Harvey
Hulen. who came from Chickasha. Ok.
10 attend the fair, received the award
for the person who came the greatest
distance.
Poultry awards were: Best pen Of Buff
0rpingtons. Mrs. Z. r. Hamilton: best
pen Of Barred Rocks, ". C. Duffy; best
pen White Wyandottes. Mrs. Z. L. Ham
ilton; best pen Rhode Island Reds. II. X.
Frink; best pen White 0rpingtons.
Mrs. Cecil Singleton; best pen. any
breed. II. X. Fnnk; best pen Pekin
ducks, W. l. Even: best pen Toulouse
geese. Mrs. A. c. Hughes.
Field crop exhibits: Most perfect ear
Of corn. B. F. Smou; best ten ears Of
white corn, J. Finley; best bundle cane, |
William Mcbride; larges, ear of corn,
Scott Smith: best bushcl Of wheat. Clay
Gold; best peck Of oats. ]. o. Laforce; /
best cOwPcas. Roy Longccre: best soy
beans. II. Il. Frink: best ten ears Of |
! lellOw Dent corn. b. T. Smoii: best ten /
sars Of popcorn, Glenn Kemper: best
en- ears yell9w corn. any variety, B. p.
Smotf: best field pumpkin. Ollie Cos
in; best farm exhibit. Miss Walker;
,est six ears Of corn. Clay Gold.
The livestock exhibits were a high
pot Of interest among the spectators
shen the seven pur-b.cd Hereford bulls
.ere led out to be- judged. The award
vent To A. SCHNEIDER and son. The other
wards were: Best Chester White SOW.
red H. Roberts; best Chester White
'olr. Fred Il. Roberts: best Hampshire
ow. Eppey Jones; best Hampshire
oar, Eppey Jones; best Duroc SOW.
DORIS Walker; best Poland boar. Car
enter brothers; best Duroc gilt. b. A.
Terry; best Poland SOW. Lee Reynolds;
est Duroc G>sr, Thomas Wade: best
hereford heifer, Il. :. Roberts: best
horthorn bull, c. F. Impson; best
hor:hon heifer, Marion Bell; best
We, AuWtine Stephens; best buck. ]. L. .
eters: best team Of horses hitched TO 4 /!
agon, Z. l.. Daugherty: best mare mule
Dlt. X. ;. Roberts; best horse mule
DIT, G. G. Jones; best draft colt. Lee ,
eynolds; best saddle horse. IL. TIL
rown; best team Of mules. Clark Men
Der; best cow, any breed. X. 5. Rob q
is; best bull any breed. A. SCHNEIDER ,
Son: best pony ridden by owner,
ellen Jones; pony race. Raymond !
layes; plug race. David Daugherty.
Fruit exhibits: Best twelve apples, any
lriety, o. p. Leach; best twelve pears. |
ny variety, Mrs. ]. o. Laforce.
Home garden exhibits. Best two heads
cabbage, c. B. Rouse; best six beets.
y. Hutchins; best peck of Irish po- .
toes. J. VI. Jones; best six sweet pota-
es. hoy Longacre; best turriips, ]. W.
wen; best squashes, sam Vanatta: best
lrsnips, c. ". Rowe: best pods of
een pepper, Morris Walker; best eel.
y. Clay Gold
In the school exhibits. best penman.
mp for any grade pupil was awarded
Lucille Ashbury; best penmanship of |,
y high school student, Clara Morgan II
aler; best display Of rural school. II
'cusi Grove School. II
Athletic events: Fat mans race. F. C.
oung; lOO-yard yard dash for BOYS un- II
T u years Of age. Francis Sexton: II
O-yard free-for-all dash, Ruly McMinn: II
-yard dash for high school girls. Mar.
a Davenport; so yard dash for girls
Il in high school, Fern Turner: best II
'man horseback rider, Lorene Roberts. II