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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01
Today's Horoscope


Today indicates the highly par
entail temperament You win be q
benefactor to the poor and kind
10 the weak A student Of the
mysterious things OF life. you
should seek employment in the
abstruse trades. for You viii not
be interested IN ordinary employ
ments. but win work best IN the
solution Of the problems that VIII
benefit mankind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here Just 10 Years
Ago To-day As Taken From
The Files OF The Citizen

Key West is looking for an OPP
portunity to increase her size,
said a visitor yesterday. and then
added at is the most delightful
city ! have ever visited. With a
climate unmatched by ANYTHING
in California or Cuba, this city
should be the most popular win
ter resort for tourists in any part
of the United States" These opin-
ions are expressed by Henry
Houlihan, Chicago Attorney. who
with Mrs. Houlihan is spending a
while in Key West and naturally
enjoying themselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

eyes making them lock Ike chips
OF ice. You're acting as Il you're
the only person WHO ever had to-
70 take :" He wheeled and strobe
toward his home with something
sturdy and grim in the whole set
Of his figure. The fox terrier ran
ahead 81 him.
Nelda's eyes opened wide As she
stared after him.
why - Why. she sputtered,
~the nerve Of himls
fcoprFssAt. TssT Alice Hsrss De4esl
Media Ends herself en- her eva
Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Key West is IA degrees warmer
that is Miami which is the next
warmest spot in the United States.
She is % degrees warmer than
Tampa and an even So degrees
warmer than Jacksonville. Prac-
tically the whole country except
Key West, is experiencing very
low temperatures today, with
many, many southern cities see
ing the mercury lower than for
several years. The local weather
bureau is closed today because it
is holiday, but the lowest unof-
fetal temperature reported here
is 81 degrees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01
Sundays
Horoscope

Today's native may deal with
diplomatic affairs and rise high
in the confidence Of others The
hfe-work win be along hidden
lines but with some authority.
The native is reserved and self.
reliant. with sometimes q hard,
grasping nature. selfish and as
tute. but subject 10 the softening
inflaenc Of love.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Key Vests newest store, the
Golden Rule Store, at the corner
of Greene and Duval streets, will
be opened to the public Tuesday
morning when P. NJ. Crews. well
known Key West business man,
viii greet his hundreds of friends
and customers in his new place
of business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Boggs-Is your stenographer a
fast worker
Wigs shes 30 fast that shf
has % use a water-eOoled type
writer with an asbestos ribbon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

cslifornian-The great thing
about living where / do IS the eli
mate Why. / haven't paid a cent
for coal IN years
EasternerI just cot q letter
from my coal dealer reminding
me that I haven't either.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01
The Characters

e Media. a beautiful. dark-eyed,
dark-baireo girl IS forced 70
sacrifice her personal ambitions,
and run a rdnch-
Feek. blond. dashfno and
csalfhy. Is charming to Media.
Bill. tanned B0uno man Nth
blue eyes. disnppT0Ues Of Media.
Mrs Reckless. Reck,s cold and
arrogant mother. subtty tcdYns
Media that Reck Is not for her.
Leila. Neidd's self=h sisteT-fn-
latD. tcGufs the ranch divided
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Don't say I need remind you
OF ON wedding anniversary
dearI- said the professors wife
ITS > year today"
All Then you needn't my
dear-n if's ali that way off~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

W. r. Davis. an ex-soIdier Of
Jacksonville. IA. makes his living
going from house 20 house paint
ing NAH boxes Al : nickle apiece.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

he $3.50 El - 49,
erous thzz rs EI1cz ue E--
&C Amer1Ez1 SIS Er 1u1 &C.
tine. $500 60 -
few ycz-z W-reZ Ez4-E< -
knocke1 1cwu Eae z1 -
Syz1suzEiezzly trZ E -Z
81 niEhl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Sour cream IS used by many
housewives IN preference 10
sweet They think il adds a mel
low flavor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

A California law states that no
horse cow pig OF goat OF other
animal or poultry shzli be kept II
any apartment
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01
A wan Rlth CInders

THE household tasks finished.
1 she put little sweater on Gin
ders and started for walk.
Candy ran after them. but was
halted by her mother.
"Candisl" Leila called sharply.
SECT in out Of the coldl This Is no
day for-strolling."
II gotta 20 back" the child whis-
pered TO Media. "She always calls
me Candis when she's mad.
Media went on. Dew glistened.
jewel like on the grass and trees.
The hale scent Of damp earth met
her nostrils. The ranch was dap
pied with soft lights and shadows
made bv the widening glow Of the
morning. A thin spiral OF smoke
rose where Stan was burning brush
IL the orchard. The denuded limbs
Of the trees cleaned whitley.
Media veered away from the
place where Stan was working.
She didn't want 70 talk 20 her
brother now.
Bright tears brimmed In her
eyes. She was thinking OF her
collegemates trooping gayly into
warm classrooms while she was
facing the stark realities OF
life. She tcyed with a psah to WeTkl
her way through k@lege. but
abandoned Il wheE slieK recalled
her mothers helplessness. There
was not enough money 20 employ
any one % take care o. her mother.
Cinders frolicked ahead Of her.
stopping occasionally TO poke his
nose into gopher hole.
At the end OF the orchard Media
paused beside the board fence that
breasted the highway. Leaning
against q post she became lost IN
thought.
The snariing Of dogs startled her
out OF her reflections Casting a
swift look around. she saw Gin
ders and fox terrier lighting
across the road. She scrambled
over the fence. calling her dogs
name.
A whistle cut the air She saw
q tall. masculine form silhouetted
against the morning sunshine in 3
barren field on the other side Of
the highway.
sWigglyls the man called sharp
IL, but 20 no avail. The two dogs
were going at each other ike NOR
tai enemies
When the man came closer Nelds
recognized him. He was Bill Lang
don. BY the time he reachea theFT'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

A date book kept near the tele-
phone VIII save much time and
wony.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Personal mention: Arrivals.
Sam Z. Harris of Coconut Grove.
Earl E. Mossman. High School
principal Fl. n. Rodenbaugh. vice
president. 2. ". Kirkland. Freight
manager Of 2. Z G Clifto1 Bail
ey, assistant county engineer.
Departures: Miss Ruth Brown TO
University of South carolina. Ru-
dolph Kiser of University of
Florida Mrs NJ. P. DeBoe. who
was visiting mother. Mrs. Thomas
Otto TO Coral Gables.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

The Florida Keys. one of the
ferries to be put on the run over
the water gap on the highway,
which ran on a bar near Daytona
Beach Saturday night, injured
her shaft and propeller, and viii
have to give up the trip for the
time being-until she goes on the
ways at Daytona Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01
Chapter Five
Facing Stark Reality

IN have to think it over. Leila. |"
said Media.
! Leila shifted.
There's nothing to think over
SO far as ! can see"
Media picked up the dishes at
her place and carried them into
the kitchen. There she met Uncle
Ham.
Leila beens deviiin' you about
dividin'?" he whispered. his faded
gray eyes bright beneath his
bushy browz
Media nodded.
Uncle Ham motioned toward the
dining room with his cane.
"She's been erabbin' about the
place ever since we came. It'll be
much nicer here with her gone"
But" Media hurried past him.
What was the use Of telling him
or anybody else that she detested
living on q ranch. let alone rum
ming one7 y Z
Later. Media sought out Laura
Sweeny in the kitchen.
She wanted to be firm and digni-
fed. bun 6er vbtb tsh9Bs9 pat
in a confused rush.
Mrs. Sweeny. we can't afford
TO keep you any longerl This is a
weeks noticel"
81 don't know where 70 60" Mrs.
Sweeny gave dismal sigh and
drained the contents of the coffee
pot into her cup.
Surely you can get another
job" Media suggested
Jobs amt hangin' on trees
these days" Mrs. Sweeny sighed
again. and Media was touched. IF
you'll LET me stay until the first of
the month maybe" Mrs. Swee-
ny paused and looked piteously
at Media.
We'll There was q gentle
ness in the girls zone. and Mrs.
Sweeny took advantage Of it.
'Thanksl" she exclaimed and
hustled into the dining room to
ather up the dishes. leaving her
pffee untouched.
Media let 1t 90 AZ that. She would
b to find a job for the woman
pthravgh the Help Wanted" COLI
umns or through friends in the
city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Licenses for Christmas week
weddings recorded at the office
of County Judge Hugh Gum in
clude Willis Hunt Washburn to
Mary Edna Elliott, Paul Alien
dorf to Kataline Macy, Mario Bor-
ges to Angela Perez. John Hardin
to Alma Vickers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Congressman Joe Sears declar-
that Key West is not only the one
logical place for the New London,
Conn. submarine base, but it
viii be TO Miami's interest to
work for the transfer. From the
economic. stragetic and HUMANE
tartan viewpoints. Key West is
ideal for the base. The equipment
and facilities here are deteriorat-
ing from lack of use, the Con-
gresham said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Inverted and partially sub
merged hull of a derelict schoon-
CT was sighted in the lane used
by ships passing Key West en-
route to Galveston by the master
of the steamship. Rochester, yes
terday-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

High Schools varsity basket
ball five under Coach M. G. An
derson viii begin practice torhor-
row for a stiff schedule. A varsity
team for the high school girls,
the first in the history of the
school. viii be put out this year
Miss o. Schell being the athletic
director.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

n. q. Ross ~ iiNtEss. ass. e
dead. the heirs aETteeer. Nr1n-
fsee ~ other claimants HNaef
the said r. 81. Bees. a&ra@4A4s
ana MRS. X. e. ROSS hin Ets
n ~ - married.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01
REDWOOD COUNTY, MINI.


Following the adjournment July the
Ditch
Room of the Court House. Redwood Falls Minnesota
Chairman A. PeaSe called the meeting all
present.
The adjourned hearing said County Ditch LOG conn
ued at O'Clock A the said Bird day of August 1885, and said
being
seconded file
brief and said brief be presented o'clock A. NJ August 49,
1888.
following job County
opened:
William Schottenbauer, Redwood Falls,
F. H. Anthony, engineering services 100
Anthony
Dick Anthony, ditch
Anthony assistant
Botsford Lbr Red Falls, supplies ditch
Ed Pearson ditch LOG
Geo. Green ditch log
Ole A. Stensvad, ditch
On motion of Herman Muetzel and passed. the board
journed
E. A. PEASE
Chairman of the Board
Attest: IRA r. ROGERS,
Comfy Auditor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01

Pieplant-1. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Collins.
Plum. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Park.
Raspberry and current. Mrs.
Sponaugle 2. Mrs. Alexander.
Grape-1. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Sponaugle.
Mint. Mrs. Alexander 2. Mrs.
Smith.
Cherry-1. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Sponaugle.
Strawberry-1. Mrs. Sponaugle
2. Mrs. Alexander.
Collection. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. ,Sponaugle.
Conserves
Grape-1. Mrs. Sponaugle 2.
Mrs. Alexander.
Plum. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Prelvitz.
Orange. Mrs. Alexander.
Pieplant-1. Mrs. Sponaugle 2.
Mrs. Alexander.
Gooseberry-1. Louise Kratzke
2. Mrs. Alexander.
Peach,-1. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Trent.
Pineapple. Mrs. Trent 2.
Mrs. Alexander.
Carrot. Mrs. Leach 2. Mrs.
Alexander.
Best collection. Mrs. Alexan-
der 2. Mrs. Leach. ~~ .-. ~
Jams
Strawberry-1. Mrs. Alexander
2. Louise Kratzke.
Raspberry, red-1. Mrs. Park 2.
Mrs. Trent.
Raspberry, black. Louise
Kratzke 2.Mrs. Leach.
Orange marmalade-1. Mrs.
Prelvitz 2. Mrs. Alexander.
Plum butter-1. Mrs. Trent 2.
Mrs. Langholz.
Apple butter-1. Mrs. Leach 2.
Mrs. Trent.
Meat Relish
Chile sauce-1. Mrs. Alexander
2. Mrs. Sponaugle.
Corn RELISH. Mrs. Alexander
2. Mrs. Sponaugle.
Beet relish. Mrs. Sponaugle
2. Mrs. Alexander.
Tomato relish-1. Mrs. Bjorn-
dahl.
Cucumber relish-1. Mrs. AL
exander 2. Mrs. Prelvitz.
Catsup-1. Mrs. Ballard 2. Mrs.
H. H. Johnson.
Spiced currants-1. Mrs. Prel-
vitz.
Spiced plums-1. Mrs. Leach 2.
Mrs. Sponaugle.
Spiced Apples-1. Mrs. Trent
2. Mrs. Alexander.
Chow-chow, ripe tomatoes-1.
Mrs. Alexander.
Green tomato chow-chow-1.
Louise Kratzke 2. Mrs. Alexander.
| Pickles
Cucumbers, souri,. Mrs. Alex
ander 2. Mrs. Trent.
Small white onions-1. Louise
Kratzke 2. Mrs. Alexander.
Mixed pickles.. Mrs. Trent 2.
Mrs. Prelvitz.
Dill pickles.. Mrs. Ballard 2.
Mrs. Collins.
Cauliflower-1. Mrs. Alexander.
Green tomato. Mrs. Alexand-
er 2. Mrs. Trent.
Mixed mustard-1. Mrs. Trent
2. Mrs. Alexander.
Beets-1. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Collins.
Chunk. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Smith.
Sweet Pickles
PEACH. Mrs. Leach 2. Mrs.
Alexander.
Pearl. Mrs. Trent 2. Mrs. AL
exander.
Beet. Mrs. Alexander 2. Mrs.
Langholz.
| Cucumber. Mrs. Collins 2.
Mrs. Trent.
Watermelon. Mrs. Bunge 2.
Mrs. Collins.
Crab APPLE. Mrs. Trent 2.
Mrs. Bunge.
Bean. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Collins.
Green tomato. Mrs. Trent 2.
Mrs. Alexander.
Ripe cucumber. Mrs. Bunge
2. Mrs. Trent.
Best collection. Mrs. Alexan-
der 2. Louise Kratzke.
Canned Meats
Chicken. Mrs. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Wesley Mckay, Delhi.
| Meat balls-1. Mrs. Alexander
2. Mrs. Leach.
Beef. Mrs. Alexander 2. Mrs.
i each
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01
Horticulture, Cooking
Prize Winners Listed

holz 2. Mrs. George Alexander,
Redwood Falls.
Sweet peppers. Mrs. Leach
2. Mrs. Smith.
Green peppers. Mrs. Smith
2. Mrs. Leach.
Ripe cucumbers-1. Schmid 2.
Mrs. Leach.
Spinach. Mrs. Smith 2. Mrs.
Leach.
Collection of herbS-1. Mrs.
Smith 2. Mrs. Leach.
Best exhibits of vegetables-1.
Mrs. Smith 2. Mrs Leach.
Red peppers-1. Mrs. Smith.
Apples
Best collection of apples-1.
Mrs. J. S. Park 2. Mrs. Smith.
Yellow Transparent. Mrs.
SanderSon.
Duchess Mrs. Hoepner 2.
Mrs. Smith.
Pearless-1. Mrs. William VI
rich 2. Mrs. Parks.
Wealthy-1. Klucas 2. Mrs. Ken
Gaffney, Delhi.
Patten greenings-1. Mrs. Hoop
ner 2. Mrs. Smith
Okabena-1. Schmid 2. Mrs.
Gaffney.
Hibernal-1. Mrs. Park 2. Mrs.
Mrs. Hoepner.
Wolf river-1. Mrs. Sanderson.
N. w. greening-1. Adeline
Shipmann 2. Mrs. Hoepner.
Malinda-1. Mrs. Gaffney 2.
Mrs. Sanderson.
Sweet APPLE. Mrs. Smith.
AniSim-1. Mrs. Park 2. Mrs.
Sanderson.
Any other named VARIETY.
Mrs. Smith 2. Mrs. Park.
Seedling-1. Mrs. Hoepner 2.
Laura HouSman, Delhi.
Crab Apples
Best collection of crabs-1. Mrs.
Grant Smith.
Transcendent-1. Mrs. Smith.
Whitney-1. Mrs. Smith 2. Mrs.
Albert Timm.
Minnesota. Mrs. Hoepner.
Hyslops-1. Mrs. Smith.
Florence. Glucas
StraWberry-1. Mrs. Smith.
Plums
l. Mrs. Smith.
Grapes
Beta-1. Mrs. A. J. Bjorndahl,
BelvieW 2. Mrs. Sanderson.
Concord-1. Mrs. Smith.
Ferries
Mrs. Leach.
Plate Walnuts-1. Herbert Mann
2. Mrs. Ballard.
Butternuts-1. Mrs. Nieman.
Honey
II honey sections-1. Schmid.
Extracted honey. Schmid.
Bread
White made of Sunnyfield flour
i. Mrs. Krause.
White made of Daniel Webster
flour-1. Mrs. Bjorndahl.
White bread. Mrs. KrauSe.
Graham. Mrs. Krause.
Rye. Marie Jacobson.
Nut bread. Mrs. William AL
exanQer, belVleW.
Wholewheat-l. Mrs. Krause 2.
Mrs. Bjorndahl.
Steamed corn bread i. Virgin
ia De Vries.
Baking power biscuits Mrs.
Bjorndahl 2. Marie Jacobson.
Parker house rolls-1. Mrs.
Krause 2. Mrs. Leach.
Ice box rolls. Mrs. Krause 2.
Marie Jacobson.
White rolls. Lenore E. john
son, Delhi 2. Mrs. Smith.
Best rolls of Sunnyfield flour
l. Lenore johnson.
Coffee cake-1. Mrs. J. Schme-
chel, Redwood Falls 2. Mrs. Leach.
Best display of baking. Mrs.
Leach 2. Mrs. Nieman.
Cookies
Brown sugar cookies. Mrs.
c.. Collins 2. Lenore johnson.
White sugar cookies-1. Mrs. A.
j. Bjorndahl 2. Gertrude Collins
Chocolate cookies. Gertrcde
Collins 2. Mrs. Milton Jensen, Lu-
| can.
Overnight or iceboX cookies.
Mrs. j. j. Schmechel 2. Mrs. 0. L.
Bunge.
Oatmeal cookies-1. Mrs. Milton
Jensen, Lucan 2. Mrs. A j. Bjorn-
dahl.
Ginger snaps. Mrs. Milton
Jensen 2. Adeline Shippman.
Doughnuts-1. Lenore Johnson
2. Mrs. Leach.
| Raised doughnuts-1. Gertrude
Struebing, Lamberton 2. Mrs
Smith.
Rocks. Mrs. Hoepner 2. Mrs
Johnson.
Filled cookis-1. Mrs. Bjorn
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01
MANY RECEIVE CASH
PRIZES FOR EXHIB
ITS AT FAIR

MAN hLSElf Il CASH
PRIZES FOR EXHIB
IT'S AT FAIR
Premium winners in the grain,
fruit, vegetable, baking and can
ming departments at the Redwood
county fair last week were an
nounced as follows:
Grains
Hard Spring wheat. Mrs.
Charles Hoepner, Delhi 2. Harold
Mann 3. Fred Wells, Redwood
Falls.
Early White Oats-1. Mrs. Floyd
Trent, Delhi 2. Mrs. Leach 2. Mrs.
Hoepner.
Late yellow oats-1. Adel;ne
Shippman, North Redwood.
- Bearded barley. Mrs Hoop
ner 2. Irwin A. Bruss, Echo 3.
Harold Mann.
Rye. James A. Schmid, Lam
berton.
Flax. c. A. Marsh, Delhi 2.
Mrs. Hoepner.
Sweet clover-1. Marsh 2,
Schmid 2. Mrs. Hoepner.
Alfalfa-l. Mrs. Hoepner.
Timothy Mrs. Hoepner.
Red clOver-1. Mrs. Hoepner.
Millet-1. Marsh 2. Mrs. Hoop
ner.
Prose-. schmid 2. Mrs. Leach.
10 ears white corn-1. Harold
Mann.
10 ears yellow corn-1. Marsh
2. BruSs 3. Schmid.
10 ears flint, new corn-1.
Schmid 2. Klucas. flint, old corn
l. Wells.
Early sweet. Wells 2. Virgin
ia DeVries, Danube 3. Mann.
Popcorn. Mrs. Grant Smith,
North Redwood 2. Mrs. Louis
Taubert, North Redwood 3. Mrs.
Leach.
so ears white corn-1. Mann.
SO ears yellow corn-1. Marsh.
10 ears early yellow i. Frank
Long.
Soy beans-1. Herbert Mann,
North Redwood 2. Mrs. Leach.
Canadian field peas-1. Mrs.
Leach.
Vegetables
Navy beans-l. Mrs. J. S. Parks
North Redwood 2. Clark Spon-
augle, North Redwood.
Lima beans-1. Mrs. Grant
Smith 2. Mrs. Leach.
Kidney beans Mrs. Grant
Smith.
Shell beans-1. Mrs. Smith 2.
Mrs.. Leach.
Early potatoes. Marsh 2
Mrs. Smith.
Late potatoes-1. Mrs. Smith 2.
Marsh.
White onions-1. Mrs. Carl
Krause, Redwood Falls 2. Mrs. Ir-
vim Ballard, Lucan.
Red onions-1. Mrs. Smith 2.
Mrs. Leach.
Yellow onions-1. Klucas 2.
Mrs. c. Sponaugle.
RutabagaS-1. Mrs. Leach.
Turnips-1. Klucas 2. Mrs.
Leach.
Carrots-1. Mrs. Krause 2. Mrs.
Raymond Neman, Lamberton.
ParsnipS-1. Mrs. Leach 2. Mrs
VIM. .Langholz, Wanda.
Beets-l. Mrs. Leach 2. Mrs
Langholz.
Winter radishes-1. Mrs. Leach
Sugar beets-1. Mrs. Leach.
White cabbage. Mrs. Lang
holz 2. Mrs. Smith.
Red cabbage. Mrs. Smith 2
Mrs. Leach.
Hubbard squash. Harold
Mann.
Any other variety squash-1
Mrs. Smith 2. Mrs. Leach.
Field squash. Mrs. Leach.
Summer SquaSh-1. and 2. Her
bert Mann.
Field pumpkin. Mrs. Leach
2. Mrs. Wendelina SanderSon
Walntu Grove.
Pie pumpkin. Mrs. Smith 2
Dale Mann.
Watermelon-1. Marsh 2. Mrs
Smith.
Winter watermelon-1.j Mrs
Smith.
Muskmelon-1. Mrs. Smith.
Cauliflower-1. Mrs. Leach.
Egg plant. Mrs. Langholz.
Salsify-1. Mrs. Sanderson 2
Mrs. Leach.
Mangelwurzels- Klucas.
Celery-1. Mrs. Smith 2. Mrs
Leach.
Red tomatoes-1. Herbert Manr
2. Harold Mann.
Yellow TOMATOES. Mrs. Smith
2. Mrs. Langholz.
Ground cherries-1. Mrs. Lang
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01

Mutton-1. Mrs. Langholz 2.
Mrs. Alexander.
Pork. Mrs. Trent 2. Mrs,
Mckay.
FISH. Mrs. Langholz 2. Mrs
Mckay.
Best collection. Mrs. Mckay
2. Mrs. Alexander.
Dried Vegetables
l. Mrs. Leach 2. Mrs. Collins.
Dried Fruit
l. Mrs. Leach 2. Mrs. Hoepner.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01

Premium winners in the grain,
fruit, vegetable, baking and can
ming departments at the Redwood
county fair last week were an
nounced as follows:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01


2. Helen Jacobson.
Parrot pie-1. Mrs. VIM. Alex,
ander.
Pumpkin pie-1. Helen Jacob
son 2. Mrs. Leach.
Mince pei. Mrs. Collins 2
Mrs. Leach.
Chocolate pie-1. Mrs. Collins.
Cherry pie-1. Mrs. Bunge 2
Mrs. Alexander.
Peach pie-1. Mrs. Collins.
Orange pie. Mrs. William
Alexander.
Gooseberry pie-1. Mrs. Bunge
.. Mrs. Alexander.
Cranberry pie-1. Mrs. Alex
ander 2. Mrs. Bunge.
Pineapple pie-1. Mrs. Alex
ander 2. Mrs. Collins.
Pc plant PIE. Mrs. Leach.
Blueberry pie. Mrs. Bunge.
Raisin pie-1. Mrs. Collins 2
Helen Jacobson.
Cape pie-1. Mrs. Nieman 2
Mrs. Alexander.
Layer Cakes
Pineapple. Mrs. Smith 2
Mrs. Alexander.
Chocolate-1. Helen Rote 2
Mrs. Alexander.
Marshmellow-1. Mrs. M. L
Friese 2. Mrs. Alexander.
jelly. Mrs. Smith 2. Mrs
Leach.
Orange. Mrs. Ballard 2. Mrs
Alexander.
Nut. Mrs. Alexander 2. Le-
more Johnson.
Fig-1. Mrs. Park 2. Helen JAG,
OLSON.
lemon. Helen Jacobson 2
Mrs. Park.
Coccanut-1. Mrs. Smith 2
Mrs. Collins.
Loaf Cakes
Fruit. Mrs. Alexander 2
Mrs. Leach.
Sponge-1. Mrs. Bunge 2. Mrs
Rote.
Marble-1. Adeline Shippman
2. Mrs. Leach.
Nut. Mrs. Alexander 2. Mrs
Park.
White-1. Mrs. Alexander 2
Mrs. Park.
Angel Food. Mrs. George AL
eXander.
Devilsfood-1. Mrs. Trent 2
Mrs. Alexander.
Ginger-1. Mrs. Friese.
JAM. Mrs. Alexander.
Spice-1. Mrs. Trent 2. Mrs
Park.
Prune-1. Mrs. Trent 2. Mrs
Alexander.
Jelly ROLL. Mrs. Alexander 2
Mrs. Smith.
Burnt sugar.. Mrs. Alexand-
Canned Goods
Corn. Mrs. w. Alexander 2.
Mrs. Ray Kleaver, Redwood Falls.
String beans, green-1. Mrs. AL
eXander 2. Mrs. Trent.
String beans, yellow-1. Mrs.
Alexander 2. Mrs. Leach.
Lima beans Mrs. Alexander
2. Mrs. Ballard.
Red tomatoes. Mrs. Leach ..
Mrs. Spcnaugle.
Small beets-1. Mrs. Leach 2
Mrs. Trent.
Pumpkin. Mrs. Leach 2. Mrs
Trent.
Carrots. Mrs. Alexander 2
Mrs. Kleaver.
Sauerkraut-1. Mrs. Alexander
z. Mrs. Leach.
StraWberry-1. Mrs. Alexander
z. Mrs. Trent.
Blackberries-1. Mrs. Alexand-
er 2. Mrs. George Prelvitz, Hector,
Red raspberries-1. Mrs. Alex
ander 2. Mrs. Langholz.
Black raspberries-1. Mrs. AL
eXander 2. Mrs. Leach.
Apples-1. Mrs. Langholz 2
Mrs. Trent.
Pears-1. Mrs. Alexander .
Mrs. Langholz.
Peaches-1. Mrs. Trent 2. Mrs
Langholz.
Pums-1. Mrs. Alexander.
Cherries-1. Louise Kratzke
Lamberton 2. Mrs. Alexander.
Blueberries-1. Mrs. Alexande,
2. Mrs. Prelvitz.
Pineapple. Mrs. Collins 2
Mrs. Alexander.
Gooseberries-1. Mrs. Leach 2
Mrs. Hoepner.
Pieplant-1. Mrs. Trent 2. Mrs
Alexander.
Ground cherries-1. Mrs. Lang
holz 2. Mrs. Collins.
CurrantS-1. Mrs. Prelvitz.
Grapes-1. Mrs. Collins 2. Mrs
Alexander.
Apricots-1. Mrs. Alexander 2
| Mrs. Leach.
Collection Of canned fruit
and 2 Mrs. Alexander.
Any variety-1. Mrs. Alexander
2. Mrs. Leach.
Best display of canned goods
l. Mrs. Alexander 2. Mrs. Leach.
Preserves
StraWberry-1. Mrs. Trent 2
Mrs. Alexander.
Red raspberry. Mrs. Rote 2
Mrs. Alexander.
Black raspberry-1. Mrs. Alex.
ander 2. Mrs. Park.
Plum. Mrs. Alexander.
| Rlpe red tomato. Mrs. Col
Inns 2. Mrs. Smith.
| Ripe yellow tomato. Mrs
Alexander 2. Mrs. Collins.
Pineapple. Mrs. Collins 2
Mrs. Alexander.
Gooseberry-1. Mrs. Collins 2
Mrs. Leach.
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