The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-10-04
FAIR ASSOCIATION GIVES
OUT PRIZE WINNING LIST
Awards Made In The Several
Departments of the Twelfth
Annual Garrett County Fair

Prizes were awarded at the
Twelfth Annual Garrett County
Fair, which closed Friday even
ing, to many exhibitors, the Off
Gals stated.
The list is subject to correction, but
if no complaints are received within
the next two weeks, they will stand
as herein published, General Manager
H. NJ. Speicher and County Agent
McGlone stated on Saturday.
The awards made were as follows:
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
DR.. Webster Ravenscroft, $3.50 for
best Barred Rock hen, S. T. Naylor.
D. M. Dixon & Son, one Partridge
ham for the best roll of butter ex-
hibited, Mrs. NJ. R. Hamill; $3.50 in
gold to boy under Is years exhibiting
best peck of potatoes, Harland Ridder.
George d. Browning, 81 for pound
best roll of country butter, Mrs. G.
R. Wiles.
G. A. Fraley & Sons, three sacks
Telephone flour to the person baking
best loaf of bread from this brand of
-four, Mrs. N. K. WEIGH; % lbs. sugar
for best rolls made from Telephone
flour, Mrs. A. S. Ours.
Dr.. H. w. McComas, S. for best
Guernsey bull, Carl Frazee; S. for
best Jersey bull, Carl Trickett.
E. E. Friend, $3.50 in gold for the
best Grange booth, Sunnyside Grange.
DR.. M. C. Hinebaugh, $500 for the
best cutwork scarf, Mrs. S. D. Whip
key.
The Farmers Bank, S. for the best
decorated farm float or wagon with
team in the farmers Day parade,
Charles Pysell.
Wade H. limbaugh, show halter
for best dairy COW, Carl Frazee.
Garrett National Bank, So for the
best dairy COW in the parade on Far
mer's Day parade, Carl Frazee.
Coffman- Fisher Co., one all-wool
sweater to the person exhibiting the
best team in parade on Farmers Day,
Mark Moon.
Miller's Meat Market, one Swiss
ham for the best beef COW exhibited,
which must also be in Farmers Day
parade, Charles Pysell.
Oakland Hardware and Furniture
Co., one Wearever aluminium kettle to
the woman exhibiting best roll of but
ter, Mrs. M. R. Hamill.
A w. Helbig, one sack Larro for
the best dairy COW exhibited at the
Fair and in the parade, Carl Frazee.
Piedmont Grocery Co., two sacks
Bingham Girl flour for the best cake,
Miss Margaret Miller; for second best
cake, 2 sacks flour, Miss Thelma Dew
ers.
The Oakland Republican, SIS for the
most attractively arranged Grange or
Community booth, Sunnyside Grange.
W. D. Casteel, S. for best Jersey
heifer calf under one year, Catherine
Moon.
Coffman-Fisher Co., pair silk hose
for best centerpiece under q inches,
Estella Hart.
G. A. Fraley & Son, silk pillow for
set of six best handkerchiefs, Mrs.
Chas. Tower.
Hamill's Stationery and Book Store,
Rouff Standard Dictionary Of Facts to
be given the rural school making the
best general exhibit at the fair, Fair
sweep School.
Imperial Ice Cream Co., purebred
heifer for best dairy COW, Carl Fra
zee.
Walter Janoske, So for best cutwork
luncheon set, Miss Estella Hart; 81
for best Hardinger bed spread, Mrs.
Wisseman; 81 for silk embroidered
scarf, Virginia Paulie.
H. A. Loraditch, six per cent SIS GER
tifcate toward the purchase of a
Chevrolet car for the best Jersey or
Guernsey dairy COW, Carl Frazee.
HORSES.
Grade mare or gelding, 8 years and
over, N. K. Welch, 1, 2; A. R. Martin,
Bird.
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