The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-09-23
KENNEWICK FAIR PROVES A
SUCCESS IN SPITE OF SMALL
AGRICULTURAL ENTRY LIST

Ryerson and McElroy. Best cocker
lei, Mrs. C. C. Williams first, Robt.
Brown, third. Best hen, Mrs. C. C.
Williams first, second and third.
Best pul!et, Ryerson and McElroy,
Mrs. Williams, second and third.
AncOnas-B. T. Patheal took
first prize on young pen, first and
second on cockerel, first on hen and
first and second on pullett.
Buttercups-F. R. White took
first on old pen, young pen, cock
erel. hen and pullet, and second
and third prizes on both hens and
pullets.
Houden First pullet prize
awarded to Mrs. James Turman.
Black Jersey Giants-B. Kempe
took first prize on cockerel, first
second and third on hen.
The Grosscup ranch took first
prize on old tom and old hen and
young tom and young hen in the
turkey class.
j. F. Perry won first on the best
display Of seeds, three pounds of
Gold Seal coffee offered by Bar
ney Slaugenhaupt.
| In the apple section III. G. Zin-
ser won first prize on box exhibits
Rome Beauties. A. Lehnhard VINO
second. H. C. Zinser won first and
second on Winesaps. A. Lehnhard
won second on Staymans. w. M.
Frazier won first on Grimes Gold
ems. Mrs. Harry Lynn first on De-
licious. John H. Smith first on
IPearmain.
1 In the plate exhibits, Martin
CARRIER won first on Jonathans;
H. F. Speigleberg second. C. Pu-
derbaugh won first; H. G. zinser
second on Winesaps. R. E. Car
penter first and r. H. Perkins
second on Arkansas Black. R. p.
Carpenter first and A. Lehnhard
second on Grimes Golden. Fred
Mills first and j. B. Ferguson
second on Delicious. Fred Mills
won second on Peramains. j. B.
Ferguson won first for having the
largest apple. A special prize in
this division was awarded to John
H. Smith first and w. B. Elliott
second.
Fred Mills won first sand w. M.
Frazier second for best five one
tier box apples of at least two
varieties. Sweepstakes won by H.
.lC. Zinser.
Fred Mills won first and w. NJ.
Frazier second for best five one
tier box apples of at least two
varieties. Sweepstakes won by H.
C. Zinser.
i A. L. Zachow took first and r.
E. Carpenter second for the best
plate of any variety of grapes.
Malagas, A. L. Zachow first and
lR. E. Carpenter second. Muscats,
R. H. Holcombe first and r. E.
Carpenter second. Thompson Seed
less. R. E. Carpenter first and
Mrs. C. C. Williams second. Con-
cord, j. B. Slaugenhaupt, c. Pu-
derbaugh.
/ Peaches j. H. Smith first on
Elbertas. Fred Mills second. Hale
il. B. Slaugenhaupt. Salway-R
e. Carpenter. Cling - C. Puder-
baugh. Miscellaneous varieties
John Smith. RED Mills.
Prunes. Italian-Fred Mills. A
w. Dammier. Best plate miscel-
laneous, L. A. Tweedt. One tie;
how Fred Mills.
Pears. Winter Nellis s-R. Fl
Holcombe. Bertha Stimson. dan
jou-J. B. Slaugenhaupt. Miscel.
fianeous-W. M. Frazier. r. p
Carpenter. One tier box: Bartletts
A. Lehnhard. Winter Nellis
, Bertha Stimson. H. G. Ilnser. q
Anjou-Mrs. Harry Linn. Sweep
stakes on one-tier box. Mrs. Ber'
tina Stimson. - !,
Plums: Bradshaw. A. Tweedt
Best plate any other variety
B. Slaugenhaupt.
Best six green cucumbers. Har
!. old Grier. Best twelve onions. N
e. Broughman. Largest watermel
ON A. Beck. Best quart of dry
beans. Martin CARRIER and Mrs. j
Gerards. Dry peas, j. F. Perry. Tel
, ears nopcorn. Harold Grier. Thre,
/, pumpkins, M. S. Berry. Mrs. J
Gerards. Three squash. Z. D. III
{ lott. Sunflower. H. G. Zinser. Tei
/. tomatoes. A. w. Dammler flrst
Harold Grier, second. Larges
: pumpkin. A. w. Dammier. second
!, Largest squash, M. S. Berry. l
D. Elliott.
!. Potatoes. Best plate OF late va
= riety-A. w. Dammier; special t
!. T r. Slaugenhaupt. Early variety
!. A. w. Dammier, Ole Brue; spe
j cial to j. B. Slaugenhaupt. Bes
twelve spuds, any variety; $50
> in merchandise at McDonaids. a
J. w. Dammier. Largest single spu'
NV. B. Elliott. NJ
e Rest ten ears white corn-Har
n old Grier. Yellow dent - G. Pu
e derbaugh. Best ear-Robt. TWeed'
: Rest plate of nuts any variety
Fred Mills first and second. Bes
g plate of berries-W. B. Elliott
t Harold Grier. -,
|, Womens Department. Best col
& lection six jars any variety Q
>. fruit-Mrs. J. C. Rorick. Mrs. l
M. Blair. Best display OF jams an
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