The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1924-10-24

PRESERVES-1s prize, Mrs. Knox
Johnson, $1.50; End prize, Mrs. M.
Sorensen, rs cents.
RELISH-1st prize, Mrs. R. Ray
craft, $1.50; End prize, Mrs. Knox
Johnson, 75 cents.
Prize Awards for Farm Crops.
APPLES-1st prize, Fritz Spring
meyer, $3.50; End prize Mrs. Ed Lun-
dergreen, S1.00; Bird prize, Maurice
Mack, (no cash award).
BEST ORCHARD DISPLAY-1st
prize, Fritz Springmeyer, $500; End
prize, Carl Heidtman, $1.50; 3rd prize,
Arnold Settelmeyer, (no cash award).
BEST GARDEN DISPLAY-1st
prize, Maurice Mack, $500 End prize,
Mrs. Arnold Settelmeyer, $1.50; 3rd
prize, Mrs. F. E. Dressler, (no cash
award).
BIGGEST PUMPKIN-1st prize
Maurice Mack, so cents; End prize,
Arnold Settelmeyer, (no cash award) !;
Bird prize, Fritz Springmeyer, (no
cash award).
BIGGEST SQUASH-1st prize, R.
L. Robinson, so cents; End prize, Fritz
Springmeyer, VIM. Gansberg, (dupli-
cate; no cash award); 3rd prize, c.
Brown, (no cash award).
P0TATOES-1st prize, Lampe
Bros, $3.50; End prize, Tom Wilslef,
S1.00 and Alphons Clock, 100 (dupli-
cate award due to oversight in leav-
ing some vegetables in storage until
after judging was finished); 3rd prize
H. F. Dangberg Land & livestock
company, (no cash award).
THRESHED WHEAT-1st prize
Lampe Bros, $500; End prize Richard
Wennhold, rs cents 3rd prize, VIM
Gansberg, (no cash award).
THRESHED BARLEY-1st prize,
Arnold Settelmeyer, $500 End prize,
H. F. Dangberg Land G. Livseock
company, rs cents; 3rd prize, Lampe
Bros, (no cash award).
THRESHED OATS-1st prize, R.
w. Bassman, $500; End prize, Geo. G.
Hussman, rs cents; 3rd prize, Richard
Wennhold, (no cash award).)
ALFALFA (1st cutting)-1st prize,
Arnold Settelmeyer, $500; End prize,
H. H. Jacobsen, rs cents; (no third
award).
F. w. Stodieck, $500; End prize, H. H.
Jacobsen, rs cents; 3rd prize, F. w.
Stodieck, (no award given).
ALFALFA (3rd cutting list prize,
F. w. Stodieck, $500; End prize, Geo.
G. Hussman, rs cents; 3rd prize, F.
w. Stodieck, (no cash award).
Livestock Division.
Hogs
FIRST BOAR-1st prize, Fred
Bruins, $500; End prize, Fred Bruins,
$500; 3rd prize, D. Wennhold, (no
cash award.)
Sheep
EVE LAMBS-1st prize, H. F,
Dangberg Land & Livestock company,
$4.00; End prize, Hugh Hansen, $500;
3rd prize, John Frevert, (no cash
award).
RAM LAMBS-1st prize, H. F.
Dangberg Land G. Livestock company,
s4.00; 2nd prize, Geo. G. Hussman,
$500; 3rd prize, (no award).
AGED RAMS-1st prize, L. Sto-
deck, $500; End prize, Geo. G. Huss-
man, $500; 3rd prize, (no award).
AGED EWES-1st prize, L. Sto-
deck, (no cash award as there was nc
eompetition).
Poultry
CHICKENS-lst prize, Mrs. H
Wehrman, $4.00 End prize, l.. Stodi-
eek, $500; 3rd prize Walter Schwake
(no cash award).
BANTAMS-1st prize, Billy Smith
$500; End prize, Roy Heise, $1.o0.
DUCKS-1st prize, H. H. Jacobsen
$500; End prize, Walter Schwake
$1.00; 3rd prize, (no award).
TURKEYS-1st prize, Henry Co.
decke, $500; End prize, Walter
Walter Schwake, $1.50; 3rd prize, H
H. Godecke, (no cash award).
Winners of Stock Judging Contest.
1st prize, Wellington high school
total points, TIP; End prize, Douglas
County High School, total points, 692;
high point man, Frank Parker, Well.
ington High School, total points, 270;
second man, John Frevert, Douglas
County High School, total points 1852
high point in dairy cattle judging
Frank Parker, lingt on High
School, total points, 95; high point il
sheep judging, Frank Parker, Well
ington High School, total points, So
high point in hog judging, tie between
Milton Sorensen, Douglas County
! High School, and Ernest Linscott
Wellington High School, total points
90.
CASH PRIZES-1st, Wellington
High School, $1,000; End, Douglas
County High School, $500; high poin
man, Frank Parker, Wellington Higi
School, $500.
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