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Awards Wade
at Cass County
Fair Announced
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worth, first; Miss Freda Oldenburg,
second.
Black raspberry : Mrs. I Oelkers
first; Mrs. K. Bogenrief. second;
Mrs. Harry McGrady, third.
Red raspberry: Mrs. Oscar Dow
ler, third.
Rhubarb: Mrs. John McNeil, first
Strawberry: Mrs. Harry McGrady,
first.
Marmalade.
Carrot: Mrs. L. Oelkers, first.
Crane: Mrs. S. J. Ambler, first
Orange: Mrs. I Oelkers, first;
Mrs. R. Pinkham, second.
Fruit Juices.
Apple: Mrs. Frances Hunt, first;
Mrs. L. Oelkers. second; Airs. c u.
St. John, third.
Blackberry: Mrs. L. Oelkers, first;
Mrs. Orville Robertson, second.
Cherry: Mrs. L. Oelkers. first;
Mrs. Orville Robertson, second; Mrs.
John McNeil, third.
Tame crape: Mrs. M. Nelson,
first; Mrs. Orville Robertson, sec
ond; Edith Robertson, third.
Peach: Mrs. Lee Creamer, first;
Mrs. Frances Hunt, second.
Pear: Mrs. Frances Hunt, first.
Plum: Mrs. Frances Hunt, first;
Mrs. L. Oelkers, second.
Raspberry: Mrs. Ivan Balfour,
first; Mrs. Frances Hunt, second;
Mrs. L. Oelker, third.
Strawberry: Mrs. Evelyn Wolph,
first: Mrs. L. Oelkers. second; 31rs.
Orville Robertson, third.
Gooseberry: Mrs. Frances Hunt,
first; Mrs. Orville Robertson, sec
end. Pickles.
Apples: Mabel Dudley, first; Mrs.
L. Oelkers, second; Mrs. S. J. Amb
ler, third.
Beets: Mrs. L. Oelkers, first; Mrs.
C. D. St. John, second; Mrs. Ivan
Balfour, third.'
Beets, whole: Mrs. Fred Kild,
first; Mrs. John McNeil second; Mrs.
Will Flie?ehraan, third.
Spiced Cherry: Mrs. John John
son, first; Mrs. Ralph Pinkham," sec
ond. Crabapple: Mrs. Herbert Rohr
danz, first; Mary Alice Robertson,
second; Edith Robertson, third.
Spiced Cherry: Mrs. Ivan Balfour,
third.
Cucumber, Dill: Mrs. Henry
Kirckhoff, first; Mr3. Herbert Rohr
danz, second; Mrs. Ivan Balfour,
third.
Green sliced: Mrs. Ivan Balfour,
first; Mrs. Fred Norris. second; Mrs.
Orville Robertson, third.
Sweet: Mrs. Fred Hlld, first; Mrs.
Henrk Kirckhoff second; Mrs. John
Fisher, third.
Spited gooseberry: Mrs. S. J. Amb
ler, first.
Mustard: Mrs. Alva Skinner,
fiist. . , ,
Onion: Mrs. Alva Skinner, first.
Peach: Mrs. Fred Hild. first; Mrs.
P. A. Hild, second; Mrs. Henry Urish,
third.
Pear: Mrs. H. A. Ducksworth,
first.
Green sliced tomato: Mrs. Era
merson Dowler, first: Mrs. Orville
Robertson, second; Mrs. G. R. Eve
land, third.
Mixed vegetable: Mrs. Fred Hild,
first; Mrs. John Johnson, second;
Jlrs. G. R. Eveland, third.
Watermelon: Mrs. Hans Jensen,
first; Mrs. E. L. CcCarthey, second;
Mrs. Henry Ragoss, third.
Relishes.
Beet: Mrs. Fred Hild, first; Mrs.
L. Oelkers, second.
Pepper: Mrs. Mervel Stock, first;
Mrs. H. A. Ducksworth, second.
Picalilli: Mrs. Emily Gonzales,
first; Mrs. Dickhoff, second; Mrs.
Ifan Balfour, third.
Mixed: Ms. Will Fleischman,
first.
Dried.
Apples: Mrs. A. Spencer, first.
Corn: Mrs. Fred Gorder, first;
Mrs. S. J Ambler, second; Mrs. L.
Oelkers. third.
Candies.
Fudsre: Mrs. Carl Day, first; Mrs.
Ceo. Morey, third, Mrs. Otto Moritz,
second.
Fondant: Mrs. Ceo. Morey, first.
Divinity: Mrs. Geo. Morey, , first,
Mrs. W. T. Fager, second.
Meat.
Canned pork: Mrs. H. A. Ducks
worth, first; Mrs. Orville Robertson,
second; Mary Alice Robertson, third.
Pork sausage: Mrs. W. Nelson,
second; Mrs. Hans Jenseri, third.
Canned beef: Mrs. L. Oelkers,
first; Mrs. II. A. Ducksworth, sec
end; Mary Alice Robertson, third.
Chicken: Mrs. L. Oelkers, first;
F. L. Bailey, second; Mrs. Emily
Gonzales, third.
Chicken broth Mr3. Emily Gon
zales, first.
Mince meat: Mrs. Frances Hunt,
first.
Miscellaneous.
Tomato: Verna Waldo, first; Eve
lyn Fries, third.
Chttii sauce, tomato: Mrs. Wil
liam Kehlback, first; Mrs. Orville
Robertson. second; Mrs. John
Behrns, third.
Catsup: Mrs. Henry Ragoss, first;
Mrs. S. J. Ambler, second; Mrs. Her
bert Rohrdanz. third.
Mayonai.se dressing: Mrs. Mervel
Stock, first; Mrs. Frank Hogue, sec
ond. Home made soap: Mrs. L. Oelkers,
first on stirred. Mrs. Nels Petersen,
second; Mrs. R. L. Hoback. third;
Mrs. Nels Peterson, first on boiled.
Home made vinegar: R. L. Ho
back, first on red clover; Mrs. Henry
Ragoss, first on pure sider.
, 'Apple Jell: Mrs. C. D. St. John,
tecond.' :
' Halved peaches: Mrs.' I'; Oelkers,
fi.rst; Mrs. M. Nelson, third.
900 entries for the year' 1931.
Swine.
Chester Whites
Boar, -1 year, under 18 months:
Harold Niekel, first; Herbert Stander,
second.
Boar. 6 months, under 1 year: Har
pld Nickel.
Boar, "under ""8 months: Harold
Nickel, first; Fred Rehmeier. second;
Vincent Rehmeier, third.
Sows, 2 years and over: Vincent
Rehmeier.
Sows, 1 year, under 18 months:
Vincent Rehmeier.
Sow, under 6 months: Francis
Rehmeier, first; Herbert Stander,
second; Vincent Rehmeier, third.
Champions:
Senior Champion Boar: Harold
Nickel.
Jr. Champion Boar: Harold Nickel.
Grand Champion Boar, Harold
Nickel.
Senior Champion Sow: Vincent
Rehmeier.
Junior Champion Sow: Francis
Rehmeier.
Grand Champion Sow: Vincent
Rehmeier.
Herds:
Boar, and 3 sows under 1 year:
Francis Rehmeier, first; Herg. Stan
der. second.
Same, bred by exhibitor: Francis
Rehmeier; Herb Stander.
Groups:
4 animals, either sex, get of Sire
Harold Nickel, first: Fred Rehmeier,
second; Vincent Rehmeier, third;
Frances Rehmeier, fourth.
4 animals, get of one Sire: Fred
Rehmeier, Vincent Rehmeier, Fran
cis Rehmeier, Harold Nickel.
Jr. Litter: Harold Nickel, first;
Fred Jtehmeler, second: Vincent Reh
meier third; Frances Rehmeier,
fourth: Herbert Stander, fifth.
Spotted Folands
Boar, 18 months, under 2 years
Vernile Pullen, first; Emil Nobscerdt,
second.
Boar, under 6 months: Howell St.
John, first; Owen Hansen, second;
Ralph Timm, third.
Sow, 18 months, under 2 years:
Vernile Pullen, first.
Sow, under 6 months; Ralph
Timm, first & second; Howell St.
John, third.
Champions:
Sr. Champion Boar: Vernile Pul
len.
Jr. Champion Boar: Howell St.
John.
Grand Champion Boar: Vernille
Pullen.
Jr. Champion Sow: Ralph Timm.
Grand Champion Sow: Ralph
Timm.
Herds:
Boars and Sows under 1 year: How
ell St. John., first; Glen Thompson,
second; Keith Norton, third.
Groups: " . '. : '
4 animals, get of one Sire: Ralph
Timm, first; Howell St. John, second;
Eugene Nolte, third.
4V animals, get of one Sow: Ralph
Timm, first; Howell St. John, second;
Eugene Nolte, third.
Best Jr. Litter, farrowed after
March 1st: Ralph Timm, first; How
ell St. John, second; Eugene Nolte,
third: Geo. Thompson, fourth.
Best Individual Barrow: Sterling
Ross, first & second; John Hobscheidt
third.
Durocs
Boars. 2 years and over: Keith Alt
house, first. '. '
Boar, 1 year, under 18 months:
Otto Schafer, first.
Boar, 6 months, under 1 year:
Lewis Retzloff, first; Otto Schafer,
second; John Schafer, third.
Boar, under 6 months: John Scha
fer, first; Marius Nelson, second &
third.
Sow, 6 months, under 1 year: Mar
ius Nelson, first.
Sow, uader 6 months: Florence
Schafer, first; John Schafer, third.
Champions:
Sr. Champion Boar: Keith Alt
house. Jr. Champion Boar: James Scha
fer. Grand Champion Boar: Keith Alt
house. Sr. Champion Sow: Levris Ritz
Ioff. Grand Champion Sow: Marius Nel
Grand Champion oSw: Marius Nel
son. Herds:
Boar and 3 sows under 1 year:
James Schafer, first; Keith Althouse,
recond.
Groups;
Junior Litter: James Schafer,
first; Marius Nelson, second;
Schafer, third; Robt. Wolf, fourth:
John Schafer, fifth.
Best Individual Barrow: James
Schafer, Florence Schafer, Robt.
Wolfe.
Black Poland '
Boar, 1 year, under 18 months:
A. L. Retzloff, first.
Boar, under 6 months: Harold
Domingo, first & second; A. L. Retz
loff, third.
Sows. 1 year, under 18 months: A.
L. Retzloff, first.
Sows. 6 months, under 1 year:
A. L. Reztloff, first.
Sow, under 6 months: A. L. Retz
loff, first & second Harold Domingo,
third.
Champions:
Sr. Champion Boar: A. L. Retzloff.
Jr. Champion Boar: Harold Do
mingo. Grand Champion Boar: A. L. Retz
loff. Sr. Champion Sow: A. L. Retzloff.
Jr. Champion Sow: A. L. Retzloff.
Grand Champion Sow: A. L. Retz
loff. Herds:
Boar & Sow, over 1 year: A. L.
Retzloff, first.
Boar & 3 sows under 1 year: A. L.
Retzloff, first; Muriel Hamilton, sec
ond. Groups:
4 animals get of one Sire: Harold
Domingo, first; A. L. Retzloff, sec
ord; Muriel Hamilton, third;
4 animals, get of one Sow: Harold
Domingo, first; A. L. Retzloff, sec
ond; Muriel Hamilton, third.
Special Hog Show:
Jr. '.Litter;. A; L. Retzloff. second;
Harold Domingo, first; Muriel Hamil
ton, third.
Hampshire
Boar, 1' year, under 18 months:
Harry Knabe, first.
Boar, ' under 6 months: John
Ahrens, first; Oliver Henton, third;
Harry Knabe,' second.
Sows, 2 years and over': Harry
Knabe, first. . . , .
Sows; 18 months, and under 2 yrs.
Harry Knabe, first.
Sow, 1 year, under 18 months
Harry Knabe, first.
Sows, 6 months, under 1 year
Harrv Knabe. first.
Sow. under (T months: John
Ahrens, first & second; Harry Knabe
third.
Champions:
Sr. Champion Boar: Harry Knabe
Jr. Cham Dion Boar: John Ahrens
Grand Champion Boar: Harry
Knabe.
Sr. Champion Sow: Harry Knabe
Jr. Champion Sow: John Ahrens.
Grand Champion Sow: Harry
Knabe.
Herds:
Boar and sow over 1 year: Harry
Knabe, first.
Same bred by exhibitor: Harry
Knabe: first.
Boar & 3 sows under 1 year: Harry
Knabe.
Same bred by exhibitor: Harry
Knabe.
firnnns:
4 animals Bret of one Sire: Harry
Knabe, nrst; Jonn Anrens, secona
Harrv Ktaabe. third.
4 animals, ret of one Sow: John
Ahrens, first; Harry Knabe, second
Special Hog Show:
Junior Litter: John Ahrens, first;
Harry Knabe, second.
Educational Department.
Lot 1 Booklets.
City and Town:
1. Murdock.
2. Avoca. Grade 3.
3. Louisville. Grade 3.
4. Elmwood. Grade 3.
5. Nehawka. R. Palmer
Rural:
F. Mendenhall, first.
M. Capwell, second.
E. Tritsch. third.
Z. Gray, fifth.
Lot 2 Posters: Health.
City and Town:
1. Weeping Water.
2. Elmwood.
3. Louisville.
4. Avoca.
5. Eagle.
Rural:
1. B. Sans.
2. B. Johnson.
3. Marie Meislnger.
4. E. Marshall.
5. Livingston.
Lot 3 Humane.
City and Town:
1. Elmwood.
2. Elmwood.
3. Avoca.
4. Louisville.
Rural:
1. M. Shackley.;
2. D. Lindsey.
4. R. Madsen.
5. Miss Nolting.
Lot 4 Penmanship.
City and Town:
1. Avoca, Sth & 6th.
2. Plattsmouth, Sth & 6th.
2. Wreeping Water, Primary.
3. Avoca, 7th. .
3. Weeping Water, Grammar.
3. Eagle, Int. ,
1, "Avoca, Primary.
2. PlattsmOtrth,' 7th.
Rural:
1. D. Soennichsen.
2. M. Swatek.
3. T. Jochim.
- 4. E. Meislnger.
5. M. Iverson.
Lot 5 Maps.
City and Town:
3. Avoca.
Rural:
1. C. Dewitt. n
2. M. Shackley.
3. L. Rummel.
5. D. Soennichsen.
Genivieve Album, Dist. No. 10,
won the special prize of $2 at Wil
liam's Bakery.
Lot 6 Free Hand Cutting.
City and Town:
Weeping Water, first.
Nehawka, second.
Plattsmouth, third.
Rural:
58, fourth.
B. Johnson, first.
Lot 7 Water Color.
City and Town:
Eagle, first.
Weeping Water, second.
Nehawka, third.
Plattsmouth, fourth.
Avoca, fifth.
Rural:
B. Johnson, first.
Nelson, second.
M. Shackley. third.
M. Meislnger, fourth.
J. Ingersole, fifth.
Lot 8 Drawing.
City and Town:
Murdock, first.
Weeping Water, second.
Rural:
B. Johnson, third.
Lot 9 Woodwork.
City and Town:
Plattsmouth, first.
Louisville, second.
Nehawka, third.
Avoca, fith.
Rural :
M. Shackley, first.
C. Dewitt, second.
L. Davis, third.
V. Livingston, fourth.
Poultry.
Buff Orpington:
John Reed, young pen, first; old
pen, first; hen, second.
Mrs. S. P. Miller, pullet, second;
young pen, second; young pen and
cockrel, third.
Mrs. Elbert Wiles, second on cock-
rels, third on pullets.
Hills Hatchery, first on cockrels,
hen, pullet and cock.
White Orpington:
Mrs. J. H. Frans, first on - young
pen.
White Rocks:
August Stohlman, first on cockrel.
second on gullets.
Mrs. Guy Hinds, first on cox; first
second i and ' third on cockrels; !Urd
and fourth f on pltetir fLr-t on hens.
Mrs. ; jobn Cebrns. first and third
on young? pen; fourth n cockrels; J
fifth on pullets. -
R. G. Kiser ft Sons, first on old pen
and pullets; second oft pullets and
coefc.
Barred Roeks: "
Mrs. Ivaa Balfour, rst eh young
pen, . cockrelj jFullet .and- hf n. .
James Wall, second on cockrels
third on pallet.
Gerald Puis; second on young-pen
Eli Parker, first and second on
Cockrels; first on pullet.
White Langshan:
Chas. Barnard; first on cock, old
pen, cockrel and young pen; second
on hen and pullet.
Mrs. Alva Skinner, third on cock
rel and pullet; fourth on pullet.
Herbert Franks, first on pullet
second on cockrel.
Maise Foreman, first on hen.
White Leghorn:
Will Rose, third on hens and put
lets.
W. F. Nolte, first on cockrels. pul
lets and old pen; second on pullets
James Wall, first on young pen
Mrs. Harry Bricker, first and sec
ond on old hens; second on cockrels,
Buff Leghorns:
James Wall, first on old pen.
Brown Leghorn:
Robert Ahrens, first on cockrel and
pullet.
White Wyandottes:
Edith Clisbie. first and second on
cockerels, pullets, young pen, cox;
first on old pen, and second on hens
Loren Frollch, first on young pen
cockerel, and pullet.
R. K. Kiser & Sons, third on pul
let.
Hills Hatchery, first on hen.
R. I. WTiites:
Mrs. J. F, Mills, first and second
on pullets and cockerel. .
Ashley Boiler, first on young pen
cockerel and pullet.
R. I. Reds:
R. G. Kiser & Sons, first on old
pen and young pen; first and second
ond old hen, and second on cockerel.
Rose comb R. I. Reds:
Hills Hatchery, first, second and
third on cox and cockerels.
White Minorcas:
T. R. Jewell, first on old pen.
young pen, second on hen and cock
erel. third on pullet.
Hills Hatchery, first on hens and
cockerels and pullets, second on pul
lets; third on cockerels.
Bantams:
Rosie Kehlback, second on' cock;
third on hen.
Boby Keckler, first and second on
hens; first on cock.
Kathleen Balfour, first and second
on pullets.
Tommy Collister, first on banty
rooster.
Roy Emberry, second and third
on ban turns.
Capons:
Chas. Barnard, first and third on
Iangsham capon.
Edith Robertson, second on black
giant capon.
Ducks
Henry Lemke. second and third
on Pekin, second on mallard.
Miss Clara Indwlg, fourth on White
Pekin and hen.
James Mills, first on White Pekin;
first on English Call ducks.
Henry Kirchoff, first on duck hen;
second on Pekin ducks.
L. R. Eiderimiller, first and third
on drakes; first and second on ducks.
Otto Klemme. first on mixed Ron
en & Pekin, first and second on
ducks.
Mrs. Fred Schafer, first on young
Ronen; second on old Ronen and
old drake; third on Ronen and young
ducks.
Mrs. Vernon Gish, first on Mai
lards.
Mrs. John Rieke. first on Wrhite
Pekin; third on White Pekin.
Mrs. Alva Skinner, first on old
Pekin ducks.
Geese
August Stohlman, first on Embden
white goose, first on gander & goose.
Elizabeth Schafer, first on pair
Toulouse geese, old, and first on
young single goose.
Lester O. Robertson, first on geese.
young pair, and gander; second on
geese and pair Toulouse; third on
young pair.
Dogs
William F. Paap, first and second
on 3 Rat Terrier puppies.
John Day, first on Boston Bull.
Harlan Haith, second on Boston
boll dogs, second on mother and 5
puppies.
Vernon Gish, first on white collies.
Perry Wright, first on female Boston
Bull and first on puppies.
C. G. Albright, first on Fox Ter
rier mother and puppies.
Linvllle Prall, first on black dog.
W. M. Keil, first on 5 male coon
hounds.
Cats
Eunice Ruhga, first on young torn
Angora; first and second on Angora
kittens.
Elmer Klepser, first on old Per
sian Tom. v
Rabbits
Paul Dean, first on doe New Zea
land white.
Walter Johnson, first on 4 babies
and old Chinchilla.
Will Henerman, third on New Zea
land white.
Gerald Jorgenson, fourth on Chin
chilla doe.
Wesley Morey, first on Spotted
Flemish Giant.
C. L. Pitman, first on Sr. Chin
chilla, Chinchilla Doe, and second
on New Zeland White doe.
Paul Rubery, second on Chinchilla
doe.
Doves
Roy Conley, first on pair doves.
Pigeons
Russell Van Every, second on wild
pigeons. "
Ralph Raines, first on wild pig
eons.
Jack Ward, third on wild pigeons.
Dwain Reed, first on white Swiss
Mondains.
Wm. Hindman, fourth' on wild
pigeons.
Jersy White Giants '
Earl Albett, first and second on
pullets, first,, 2nd, 3rd. on hens. .
Silver HLoCed : Wyandot te-j-
YMw Wf Kehlbeck, ' setond on
puUts . and ; cockerels.'.- C'"' - s ?
Nels Pedersen, first on pullet,
second on . young- pen.' v
Alda Taylor, first' on young pen.
first on cockerel.
Guinles J
. Clara Kehlbeck. first on' cockerel;
first I second, third, fourth and fifthj
en pullets.' '
Jersey Blaek Giants
Edith Robertson, first on old pen,
cock, and first, second, third on hens,
also pullets.
Laura Marie Hunt, first on cock
erel, fourth and fifth on pullets.
Light Brahmas
Frances Hunt, first on pullets, first
on cockerel.
Open Class Champions:
Buff cockerel: Hills Hatchery.
White Rock hen: Mrs. Guy Hinds.
White Langshan pullet: Herbert
Franke.
White Rock cockerel: Mrs. Guy
Hinds.
Leghorn, young pen: James Wall.
Old pen, Buff Orpington, John
Reed.
Dairy Products.
Farm Butter: Mrs. Nels Peterson,
first: Mrs. Steinhoff. second; Mrs.
Floyd Cole, third.
Ornamental: Mrs. Lloyd Ranney.
Cottage Cheese: Mrs. Lloyd Ran-
. f- Tl,n Vnrri a ccnnH
Ornamental Cottage cheese dis
play: Mrs. John Norris.
Cooked cheese: Mrs. Otto Puis
Fruits.
Apples
Wealthy: Henry Ragoss, first.
Maiden Blush: Henry Urish, first.
Ramsdel, sweet: Henry Ragoss,
first.
Jonathan: R. T. Hansen, first;
Fred Snyder, second; W. B. Banning,
third.
Wine Sap: A. T. Hansen, first;
H. L. Gayer, second; Elmer Philpot,
third
Grimes Golden: Henry Ragoss,
first; Sam Hughes, second; W. B.
Banning:, third
Delicious: Chris Johnson, first; W,
B. Banning, second; Ed Jochim,
third.
Wolf River: Fred Koehler, first;
Lester Shrader, second.
Gane: E. E. Fitch, first.
Black Ben: G. R. Eveland, first
firsT; W. i! Banning: second; Jess
N. W. Greening: H. H. Ragoss,
Smith, third.
Seedling: Frank Hunt, first.
Ben Davis: H?H. Rage's firsV; Lee
Brown, second; Wm. Oldberg, third.
Winsor: Elmer Philpot, first
Winter Banner: Henry Ragoss
first: P. E. Spangler, second
Crab: Lee Brown, first; Elmer
T)V1.wx Ann1. Wm rtllharcr third
C . . nr. niilkanr mt- K 1 m or
Philpot, second; Lee Brown, third.
Pears
Bartletts: Wm. Oldberg, first; El
mer Philpot, second.
Keifers: Fred Snyder, first; H. L.
Gayer. second; Henry Ragoss, third
Dutchess: G. R. Eveland, first; P
A., i ' ' D '
third.
Peaches
Hugh O'Brien, second; Frank Dill,
want mil
third
Cling: Mrs. P. A. Hild. first; H. L,
Ganes. second: Fred Hild, third
Alberta: Harold Thomsen, first;
P. A; Hild, second; G. H. Dennis,
third.
Grapes "
Concord: John Baler, first; Geo. fi
vojrier. secona; J. n. jncaiacu,
third.
Red: J. H. McMaken, first; J. H.
McMaken. second: Ernest Wiles,
third
Larce White: J. II. McMaken, first I
aiiu uu- ". x.jw
Small White: Geo: Vogler, first;
Ed Jochim, second
Plums
P. A. Hild, first; Wm. Oldberg
second.
Horses.
Stallions. 5 vears and over: Carl
flay & Sons, first.
Stallions. 3 years, under 4: Carl
Day & Sons, first; Carl E. Day &
Sons Recond. I
stallion foal under 1 year: Carl
Day & Sons, first.
Mares, 4 years,
under 5: Elbert
Wiles, first.
Mares, 2 years,
under 3: W. T.
under 2: W. T.
Fager, first.
Mares, 1 year.
Fager. first.
Mares 1. under 2: Elbert Wiles.
first.
Mare Colts: Elbert Wiles, first;
Carl E. Day & Sons, second.
Mare foal: Elbert Wiles, first.
Best Gilding: Philip Schafer, first;
R. L. Jordan, second; Lester Shra
der. third.
Besf Draft Team: R. L. Jordan,
first: Lester Shrader. second; Carl
Dav & Sons, third.
Saddle Horses, 12 to 14 nanas:
Doty Ross, first; Schafer, second;
Geo. Little, third.
Pony. Shetland: Fred LingwicK.
first; Robert Wade, second.
Pony: R. Lindsey, first; Dale Keea,
third.
Mules, 4 years and over: Louie
Ehlers, first; Clarence Harmer, sec
ond; Stoner, third
Mules, 3 years, under 4: Clarence
Harmer. first.
Mules, 2 years, under 3; Clarence
Harmer. first: Louie Ehlers, secona.
Mules. 1 year, under z : Clarence
Harmer, first; Louie Ehlers, second.
Agricultural Products.
Yellow Corn (cluVi): Clyde Alt-
house, first: Milford Smith, third.
White corn (club): James wan,
first; Milford Smith, second.
White corn: Anton Neilsen, nrst;
E. F. Marshal, second; J. u. snave-
ly, third.
White, sinaie ear: C. is. rooi. nrsx;
Eli Parker, second; Geo. McFadden,
third.
Yellow, single ear: Vincent Reh-
meter, first; James Wall, second; Ell
Parker, third.
Yellow, single ear (club): Vin
cent Rehmeier, first.
Pod corn: Sam Hughes, first; El
mer Philpot, second; Catherine Bog
enreif, third.
Wheat: Henry Kirchoff, nrst.
: Yellowrcorn (10 ear) : , Ell Parker,
first; -Pete spangler, secona ;n wm.
Jameson,' third. ?'
'Rye: Wm. Steinhoff. first; Henry
Kirchoff.' second.
Barley, hulless: John Reike.' first;
W. A. Ross, second.
Barley, bearded: J. W. Philpot,
first; E. C. Steckley, second:
Oats: Ed Jochim. first; Louis' Eh
lers, second ; Henry Kirsehoff , third.
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Red Clover: Lee Brown, first;
Henry Kirchoff, second; J. W. Phil
pot, third.
Alfalfa: A. G. Ried, first; J. W.
Philpot, second; Deforest Philpot,
third.
Timothy: Ivan Balfour, first.
Kaffer corn: Earl Puis, first; John
Reike. second.
Milo maze: Elmer Philpot, first.
Red cane: Elmer Philpot, first.
Red: Earl Puis, first.
Potatoes, (club): James West,
first; Vernon Colbert, second; Geo.
Thomsen. third.
Cobblers: Harlen Mapel, first; H.
A. Swartz, second; Sheldon Giles,
third.
Ohios: Miller Christensen, first:
Frank Hogue, second; Wm. Kehl
beck, third.
Table Beet3: John McNeil, first;
Mrs. Fred Norris, second; Mrs. Henry
Kirchoff, third
Stock beets: Grover Lauretsen,
t: Herman Rauth. second; Geo.
Vogler, third
Watermelons: Elmer Philpot, first;
Lee Brown, second; Silas Munn,
uuru.
Cow Pumpkins: Frank Doty, first.
Pie Pumpkin: R. Kankloff, first.
Squash: Henry Ragoss, first.
White Onions: Leroy Ahrens, first;
John McNeil, second; Fred Lauren-
I iu.v.
Mrs. H. Kirchoff, second; John Mc
Neil, third.
Onion sets: Henry Ragoss, first
on red; first on white; Harold Ho
mer, second.
Yellow Tomatoes: Elmer Philpot.
Oelkers. third.
Red Tomatoes: Mrs. Deforest Phll-
Ufl KicKeri. tnira
Peppers: Frank Woods, first; Mr:
H. Kirchoff, second; Mrs. J. C. Snavc
ly, third.
Tomatoes, preserving: Mrs. L.
Tuck, first; Fred Hild, second; Nor
ma Holingswortb, third.
Garlic: Henry Ragoss, first.
Multiplier onions: Ralph Puis
Green Lima in pods: Louis Oel
ker8, first; Wm. Oldberg, second
Mrs. Henry Kirchoff, third.
Lima, seeded: Henry Ragoss, first
String beans: Mrs. Deforest Phil
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ond; Henry Ragoss. third
Black beans: Wm. Meyer, first
Wm. Peters, second.
Shelled peas: Henry Ragoss, first
Pinto beans: Frank Hogue, first,
Radish: Leroy Ahrends, first.
Turnips: Lee Brown, first; Mrs,
Henry Kirchoff. second
Carrots: Earl Selby, first; Mrs
Deforest -mipot, secona; Mrs. j. u
snaveiy, tmra.
Sweet Potatoes: Jonn flicMeii, nrst
Alva Taylor, secona; A. J. uietncn
third
Celery cabbage: P. G-. Spangler,
first.
.Swiss chard: Wm. Meyer, first;
Henry Ragoss, second
Kohn RabI: Geo. Vogler, first; Joe
Juls. second.
Rhubarb: Mrs. Carl Day, first;
Wm. Oldberg, second; Geo. Vogler,
third.
Cabbage: John Reike, first; Lee
Brown, second; Dick Kirchoff, third
Parsley: Louis Puis, first.
Okra: Wb. Oldberg, first.
Celery: Wm. Mayer, first.
Spinach: Mrs. John Reike, first;
Joe Puis, second
Gourds: Mrs. L. Tuck, first; wm
uianerg, secona; wm. uiaoerg, intra.
Asparagus: Louis Puis, first
Hickory nuts: Leroy Ahrens, sec
ond.
Butter nuts: J. A. Kiser. first.
Garden Huckelberry: E. B. Taylor,
first.
Sudan grass: Mary McCraig, first;
Henry Kirchoff, second.
Tall cane: Robert Baker, first; EI
mer Philpot, second; Robert Baker,
third.
Peanuts: W. T. Fager, first.
Honey Display: Chas. Warga, first:
For Sale.
Twelve Purebred Hampshire males.
One aged male. H. E. Warden, Un
ion, Nebr.
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the world about it-through the Jour
nal's V7ant Ad department
Oakland Eijjht Pbiilic Six
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for both Beauty and Riding Comfort. Demonstrations
cheerfully given. Drop in and see us in our new location
O. K. G&raoe Vh:nfjtcri Avenue '
Also a complete Automobile Hospital. . Storage, Tires acd'Hipsir
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ed at reasonable expense.
First Door South of
the Post Office
LOCAUEUJS
From Friday's Dally
Earl Iske of west of this city is
at Fordyce, Nebraska, where he was
called to look after some matters of
business and visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carrithers of
Long Beach, California, who have
been here visiting with friends, de
parted yesterday for their home in
the west.
E. P. Stewart and C. E. Ledgway.
vho were in attendance at the Amer
ican Legion national convention as
members of the Omaha post band, rer
turned home this afternoon and re
port a very fine time in the conven
tion city.
Rev. Ralph Pinkham, pastor of
the Congregational church at Weep-'
Ing Water, was here today to visit
for a short time, driving over with
a number of the ladies of the church
.vho are attending the W. C. T. U.
Tcunty convention.
From Saturday's Daily
Mrs. Arion Lewis of Omaha was
here last evening for a few hours
visit with her sister, Mrs. E. P.
Stewart.
Attorney W. A. Robertson and
Robert Foster Patterson were at Lin
coln today where they were in at
tendance at the Nebraska-South Da
kota football game.
Dr. J. R. Gettys of Omaha, one of
the well known members of the Meth
odist ministery of the state was here
today for a short time looking after
some business affairs in the county
court.
SATS TRADE STEADYING
Washington Julius Klein, assist
ant secretary of commerce, said the
relatively level line of price indexes
during the past several weeks may
encourage large industrial purchas
ers to begin ordering in anticipation
of a rise. Klein pointed out that the
trend recently has been far steadier
than for many months.
FOR SALE
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Calves. Likewise & Pollock, 2 miles
east of Murray.
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