The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-09-27
WIN PRIZES AT
FALL FESTIVA AL
Pick Winners in Entries of
Farm Products in Keno
sha Fall Festival.
SEVERAL COUNTIES In

Fall Festival held under the ulrecIIoH
of the Downtown Business Mems as
ISOLATION of Kenosha, according to the
announcement given out this morning
by .Judson S. Williams, ! county agent,
who was in charge of this department
of the festival. Professor r. +.
Vaughan of the University of Wlscon-
sin was in Kenosha on Tuesday and
acted as judge for all departments OF
the exhibit.
He praised the management for the
extent of the exhibits when 1T was
taken into consideration that this was
the first year that anything of the kind
had been attempted in Kenosha. The
prize list had attracted several large
exhibitors to Kenosha and had also
brought out some excellent exhibits
of fruit and grains raised in this coun-
ty. There were entries from several
counties of the state.
In awarding prizes no first prize
was given in instances where 1T was
considered that there was no entry
worthy of the award.
Awards Announced Today.
The prizes were awarded as follows:
CORN
Golden Glow - Second, Peter Pillar,
Route 2, Box III.
Silver King - First, Willis Grifiths,
Bristol; Irwin P. Fonk, Union Grove,
Route 2.
Wisconsin Early Dent - First, Will
liam H. Kirchner, South Sheridan
road, Route 1, Box SO.
Any other variety Dent Corn-First,
Peter Pillar, Route 2, Box lit.
Golden Bantam Sweet Corn - First,
L. S. Fowler, Bristol; second, Peter
Pillar, Route 2, Box lit.
Evergreen Sweet Corn = First, Daw-
son Bros, Franksville.
Country Gentleman - First, Peter
Pillar.
Popcorn - First, Robert Cundy, Sa-
lem; second, L. S. Fowler, Bristol;
third, Peter Pillar.
POTATOES
Rural New York-First, Heise and
Wenninger, Caledonia, Wis; second,
Irwin P. Fonk, Union Grove; third,
William H. Kirchner, South Sheridan
road.
Green Mountain First, Heise and
Wenninger, Caledonia, Wis.
Triumph - First, Heise and Wenn-
niger.
Irish Cobbler Heise and Wenn-
niger.
Early Ohio - First, Heise and
Wenninger.
Any other recognized variety = Sec
ond, William Kirchner, South Sher-
idan road; third, Russell Piper, SOM
ers.
Sweepstakes - Not yet awarded.
STOCK VEGETABLES
Three Mangel Wurzels Mammoth
Red - First, Dow Vincent, Genoa
junction; second, Dawson Brothers,
Franksville.
Three Yellow Tankards-First, Daw-
son Brothers, Franksville.
Largest Field Pumpkin First,
Frank Bienneman, Burlington; sec
ond, Peter Pillar; third, Dawson
Brothers, Franksville.
Tallest Stock of Corn, any variety
First, Peter Pillar, Route 2, Box lit.
CULINARY VEGETABLES
Six Blood Beets - First, George
Schwartz, Route A.
VSix Turnips - First, Peter Pillar.
Six Chantery Carrots - First, Daw-
son Brothers, Franksville.
Six Oxbeard Carrots = First, Geo.
Schwartz; second, Dawson Brothers.
One Peck Yellow Ohio Beets-First,
George Schwartz; second, Peter c.
Hansen, Bristol; third, Peter Pillar.
Plate of Five Red Tomotoes - First,
Peter Pillar.
Plate of Five Yellow Tomatoes =
First, Peter Pillar.
Plate of Five Pink Tomatoes -
First, William Kirchner, South Sher-
idan road.
Largest Tomato - Peter Pillar.
Three Late Cabbages - First, Peter
Pillar; second, William Kirchner;
third, George Schwartz.
Three Red Cabbages = First, Will
liam Kirchner; second, Geo. Schwartz.
Three Savoy Cabbages = First, Pc
ter Pillar.
Heaviest Head of Cabbage - First,
George Schwartz; second, Peter Pill
lar.
Six Kohlrabi, any variety First,
Peter Pillar.
Three Pie Pumpkins = First, Daw-
SON Brothers; second, William Kirch-
ner; third, Peter Pillar.
Six Parsnips = First Dawson Broth
ers; second, William Luke, Wheat
land; third, George Schwartz.
One Hubbard Squash First, Willis
Grifiths, Bristol; second, Irwin P.
Fonk, Union Grove; third, William
Kirchner.
Two Summer Squash - First, Frank
Bienneman, Burlington; second, Daw-
son Brothers.
Three Elephants = First, Peter Pill
lar; second, George Schwartz.
Three ROCKFORD Melons - First,
Peter Pillar
Three any other variety Melon -
First, Peter Pillar.
Heaviest Muskmelon First, Will
liam Kirchner; second, Peter Pillar.
Two Watermelons First, Peter
Pillar.
Six Red Peppers - First, Peter Pill
lar; second, Dawson Brothers.
Six Yellow Peppers - First, Daw-
son Brothers; second, Peter Pillar.
Six Green Peppers - First, Dawson
Brothers; second, Peter Pillar.
Six Leaf Lettuce First, Peter Pill
lar.
One Quart String Reans First,