Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-10
STANFORD FAIR OPENS
WITH fine PROSPECTS
Splendid Show of Stock and Rich.
mond Band Makes En- All
"Take Notice"

Madison county is sending
folks over almost every day tc
the Legion fair at Stanford which
is on this week, and is drawing
Big crowds. The weather coult
not be more delightful, and the
: boys are said to have one of the
very best country exhibitions
ever seen.
T he Richmond Legion band is
making the music, and as was eX-
eected is giving much satisfac-
non. The Stanford Journal says
this of the bands work:
The Legion band from Rich
mond is discoursing the sweetest
OF music and an abundance of it.
The personnel of the band is: Jas.
II. Leeds and Joe Clark, cornet-
lists; d M. Coates and Howard
Paynter, clarinets; Joe Giunchig-
liani, Jr., saxophone; Edwin War
ford and Bernard Anderson, from
bones; Charles B. Riddell, bass !;
Coleman Covington, alto; Nelson
Elder, drums: Leon Elder xy.o-
phone; Charles Stanifer, baritone.
The boys are not only high class
musicians, but gentelmen, as well.
John Buster, OF Mercer, judged
the horses Wednesday and did
good work. He has been in the
business a long time and we'll has
he mastered it. T. NJ. Wilson,
of Bowling Green, Judges Thurs
day. Like Mr.. Buster, Mr.. VII
son is thoroughly on to the game.
Following is Wednesdays pro-
gram with the names Of the win
ners of first and second pre-
miums. The first named got first
tie, blue, and the second. the sec
ond tie, red:
Dairy Cattle-Open to all Breeds
Bull. 2 years and over-Curren
Bros. Mercer; ]. B. Camenisch,
Stanford.
Bull under 2 years-Curren
Bros. Bright's Inn Farm.
Cow-A. b. Minor, Versailles: /:
Curren Bros.
Senior heiicr-Curren Bros; A.
b. Minor.
Aged herd, bull and three COWS
-Curren Bros. ]. B. Camenisch.
Senior herd. bull and three heif-
ers-Curren Bros.
Cow with calf by side-Curren
Bros, first 2ad second.
Junior heifer-Curen Bros,
first and second
Jack Stock
Jack under year-Grovcr Sti-
gall.
Jack, l year and under 2-Robt.
E1nbry; Grover Stigall.
Jack, any age-Grover SfgaIl;
S. ] and Robert Embry.
Jennet. under / year-Grover
Stigall; Robert Embry.
Jennet, year and under 3
Grover Stigall.
Jennet, any age-RoJert En-
bry. first and second.
Mules
Horse colt under year-T. II
Woods; +. p. Woods, Jr.
Mare colt, under year-E. P. !
Woods, IT,; 3. W. Gaines.
Mare and colt, either sex-F.
P Woods, Jr. first and second.
Hol-s ecolt, year and under ,
Charles Boone, first and second.
Mare colt, year and under 2
e. ?. Woods, Jr.; J. H. Woods. !
Horse colt, 2 years and over
S j. Embry, first and second.
Mare colt, 2 years and over
NJ. H. Beasley; w. L. DUNCAN.
Team mules, any age. regard
less of sex or ownership-M. II.
Beasley; w. L. Dunigan.
Saddle Horses
Walking stallion, mare or gelI-
iug-S. H. Baughman; Hugh
Thompson.
Model stallion, mare or ge1ding
j. S. Stewart, Lexington; Rdbt.
Mitchell, Lexington.
Combined mare or gelding, any
age-J. S. Stewart; n. w. Rog-
ers, Richmond.
Mare or gelding, year and un-
der 2-Helm & Fisher, Boyle; S.
d. Carpenter.
Mare or gelding, 2 and under 3
Lloyd Teater, Grab Orchard.
Mare or gelding, any age-N.
w. Rogers; Mack Hughes, Boyle.
Colt, either sex, any breed
Helm & Fisher; Miller Hill.
Colt, either sex-Helm & Fish
er; Miller He'll.
Mare and colt, either SEX.
M. Cover; ]. ]. Mason.
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