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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1913)
' vH A "-- ummhw vtefts-f was? :ail 1. r iMAiinMnMviKMaU i f roi 1 1: 9 I i l:1 i J m i I j - 1 I Hi A it n those who Won prizes at the farmers' institute HOGS. Poland China. Best Boar under 2 years: 1st Premium, Joe Crow. Best Roar over six months: 1st Premium, L. P. Johnsen. Best Boar under six months: 1st Premium, Joe Crow. 2nd Premium, L. P. Johnsen Best Sow 1 year, under 2: 1st Premium, C. B. Steward. 1'ntl Premium, Charlie White. Duroc Jersey. Best Hour under 2 years: 1st Premium, F. L. Smith Best Bonr under six months: 1st Premium, E. N. Roberts 2nd Premium, Edgar Amack SweepstakeB. Best Boar, any age or breed: Joe Crow Best Sow, any age or breed: C. B. Steward Best Pair, any age or breed : C. B. Steward Best Sow and Litter: 1st Premium, C. B. Steward. 2nd Premium, Charlio White. DRAFT HORSES Best Stallion: 1st Premium ,H. A. Johnson 2nd Premium, H. A. Johnson Best Mare or Gelding, 4 years or over lBt Premium, Joe Crow 2nd Premium, Fred Burden v BestMare or Gelding 3 years, under 4 1st Premium, Limon Essig 2nd Premium, James Doyle Best Marc or Gelding 2 years under 3 lRt Premium, Joe Crow 2nd Premium, Joe 'Crow Best Colt 1 'year, under 2: 1st Premium, C. B. Steward 2nd Premium, Joe Crow Best Colt under 1 year:' , 1st Premium, D. B. Hultebusch .2nd Premium, Ed Mountford Best team Mares: 1st Premium, Joe Crow ' 2nd Premium, Will Topham Best' team Geldings: ,J 1st' Premium, Limon Essig' Sest foam in, harness: " 1st, Premjurfj, Limjm, fyalg, 2nd Premum, J.Crfw, .tag J" ' ' iiRoMsAwjk.or,. Coach,, 4Wr SUUoai;uiji,li. y Vi ,,. 1st Pjeniium, John Burgess . ,i JJndj Premium, R. W. Koontz Single drjyBJemt)e,pr gebiing: 1st Premjujfl, John GUbert 2nd Prejjjlum, Limp'n Essig , Carriage, team; ' 1st Premium,' J. H. EUinger , 2nd Premium, W. I. Baker llare or Gelding, 1 year: 1st Premium, A. B. Pierce MULES. Best Jack: t ' 1st Premium, Pierce & Baker 2nd Premium, R. W. Koontz Beat Jennet: ) 1st Premium, R. W. Koontz 1st Premium, H. A. Johnson Best Mule, 3 years, under 4: -Best Mule, 2 years, under 3: 1st Premium, Will Robertson SeBt Mule Colt: ilst Premium, James Doyle 2nd Premium, J .A. McArthur ."Beat Jack under 1 year: . let Premium, R. W. Koontz 3est Team Mules: 1st Premium, John Brush 2nd Premium, J. II. EUinger "Best Team Mules in Harness: 1st Premium, John Brush 2nd Piemium, J. II. EUinger CATTLE. . Beef Breeds: Hest Bull, 3 years or over: 1st Premium, C. B. Steward .Best Bull under 1 year: 1st Premium, T. J. Sherer 2nd Piemium, C. B. Steward 'Best Cow, 3 years or over: 1st Premium, C. B. Steward Best Cow, 1 year, under 2: 1st Piemium, T. J. Sherer 2nd Premium, C. B. Steward "Best Cow, any age or breed: let Premium, C. B. Steward Best Held Beef Breed: 1st Premium, T. J. Sherer Best Bull, any age or breed: 1st Premium, C.P. Stewnid Dairy Breeds. Best Bull: ' . 1st Piemium, Elins Goblo .Best Cow: 1st Piemium, Ed Garber . -2nd Picmuim'Dr. Damcrell SHEEP. Uest Buck, any age: 1st ricmium, E. N. Roberts Best Ewe, any age: 1st Premium, E. N. Roberts .Uest Pair Lambs: 1st Premium, E. N. Roberts GOATS. 33est Gout, any age: 1st Premium, Wallace Saladen 2nd Premium, Chas. White. POULTRY. White Plymouth Rocks: 1st Premium, Mrs. Joseph Topham 2nd Premium, Mrs. Joseph Topham Barred P. Rocks: 1st Premium, Will Kent 2nd Premium, C. B. Steward Rhode Island Reds: 1st Premium, Mrs. T. W. White 2nd Premium, Mrs. T. W. White Brown Leghorns: 1st Premium, John Harris 2nd Premium, Chus. Harris Houdans: 1st Premium, Mrs.T. W. White 2nd Premium, Mrs. T. W. White Capons: 1st Premium, John J. Garber 2nd Premium, Geo. Trine Patridge Wyandottes: 1st Premium, Chas. Etherton Hamburgs: 1st Premium, Harry Topham Anconas: 1st Premium, Thos. Clark Buff Orpingtons: lBt Premium, Thos. Clark Light Brahmas: 1st Premium, O. G. Stevens Golden Wyandottes: 1st Premium, Jno. B. Stauser 2nd Premium, Jno. B. Stauser White Wyandottes: 1st Premium, Limon Essig 2nd Premium, Limon Essig White Leghorns: 1st Premium, Will Fry Bronze Turkeys:' 1st Premium, Willis Means 2nd PremfanV( & Steward Bourbon Turkeys: 1st Premium, Jesse Wagner Game Chickens: 1st Premium, Virgil Mezger Pigeons: 1st Promjum, Schuyler Hays 2nd Premium, Dixon Bros. Bantams: 1st Premium, Eugene Davis 2nd Premium, Vernon Trine Indian Runner Ducks: 1st, Mrs. Henry Gilham Colored Ducks: 1st, Mrs.- Will Lane 2 Elsie Huffer Toulouse' Geese: Mat Premium, C. B." Steward -aria'Premfiim, Jeffries of Inavale H 'White, 1sf,"cmiyiBriyi" 8F"'. PeirVlft.tVvcrett Coon Highest ScorirfgPeVin'Show: J4Hh! HtirK."'uW c" Hitf&t'Sctfin? IMalfeiHtaMn Show: Jbnri-lWrrls. -l" " '"' i Highest Scoring Female 'Bird in Show T. E. Topham. 1 ( FARM PRODUCTS. Yellow Corn:, , , 1st Premium, Charlie Coulson 2nd Premium, Grant Houchin White Corn: 1st Premium, G. W. Hummel 2nd Premium, John Cumings Bloody Butcher Corn: 1st Premium, "Ernest Haskins 2nd Premium, G. W. Hummel Calico Corn: 1st Premium, Ernest Haskins 2nd Premium, Fred Arnold Best two ears' any eolor corn: G. W. Hummel '!' Best Single Ear: i" D. H. Kaley ! Best Collection of Corn: G. W. Hummel Pop Corn: . 1st Premium, Cecil White 2nd Premium, G. W. Hummel Wheat: 1st Premium, C. J. Piatt 2nd Premium, Ed Payne Onts: 1st Premium, Willis Means 2nd Premium, Harry T. Gilham Cane Seed: 1st Premium, Willis Means Early Ohio Potatoes: 1st Premium, Ben Rasser 2nd Premium, John Harris Other Variety Potatoes: 1st Premium, J. M. Stewnrd Sweet Potatoes: 1st Piemium, G. W. Hummel 2nd Piemium, Harry Topham Onions: 1st Piemium, Finloy Bright 2nd Piemium, John Harris Turnips: 1st Premium, W. A. Maynard 2nd Premium, V. A. Muynaid Table Beets: 1st Piemium, J. M. Steward 2nd Premium, John Harris Parsnips: 1st Piemium, C. S. Ludlow 2nd Premium, John Ilnnis Cnirots: . 1st Piemium, John Harris 2nd Piemium, Chas. linn is Manglo Jkets: 1st Piemium, Joe Topham, Sr. 2nd Premium, Joe Topham, Jr. Pennuts: 1st Premium, O. G. Stevens Pumpkins: 1st Premium, W. II. Lippincott 2nd Premium, J. M. Steward Cashaws: ' 1st Premium, Al Smith 2nd Premium, John Harris KED CLOUD, Best Collection Apples: 1st Premium, George Heffelbower 2nd Premium, C. S. Ludlow Best Plate Apples: Geo. Heffelbower Baled Alfalfa: 1st Premium, Ben F .Reed Samples of Alfalfa: 1st Premium, A. B. Pierce 2nd Premium, William Cruse Alfalfa Seed: 1st Premium, Chas. Schultz 2nd Premium, A. B. Pierce Melons: 1st Premium, John Harris Pears: 1st Premium, Dr. Dancrcl Milo Maize: 1st Premium, Geo. C. Ring WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT. Butter: 1 Mrs. L. W. Means 2 Mrs. Ernest Haskins 3 Mrs. McCrillis White Bread (any flour) 1 Mrs. Kyd Clutter 2 Mrs. C. J. Pope Graham Bread: 1 Mrs. Rantz 2 Mrs. Dora Harvey Corn Bread: 1 Mrs. E. N. Roberts 2 Mrs. Gilham , Boston Brown: 1 Mrs. Rantz ' 2 Mrs. Geo. Coon Coffee Cake: ' 1 Mrs. Rantz 2 Mrs. Blankerbaker Raised Biscuits: 1 Mrs. Rantz 2 Elsie Huffer ' Cinnamon Rolls: 1 Mrs. Rantz (. 2 Elsie Huffer Angel Food Cake: ' 1 Inez Dorain 2 Mrs. Geo. Coon White Layer Cake: 1 Mrs. Rantz 2 Mrs. Tim Topham I Dark Layer Cake: 1 Mrs. Patten , 2 Mrs. Rantz :i ,:; Nut Loaf: 1 Mrs. Blankenbaker 2 Mrs. Rantz v ' wl Fruit Loaf: A 1 Mrs. Geo. Coon 2 Mrs. T. L. Smith ('' Jelly Roll: 1 Mrs. Rantz , ,2 Mrs. Frank Richardson SuaE Cookgs' 1 Mrs. K4i Clutter, jMrsfcd, McCrillis b Giasrer; tttiti&n- Geo. Coon Fruit;Cpokls ,; , ,2 WrsvJRantz en 6l n ti jir atmeal Cookies: 1 Mrs. E..L. Smith 2 Mrs. McCrillis Dooghnuts: 1 Mrs. Jas. Gilham 2 Miss Pearl Huffer Cream Puffs: 1 Mrs. Rantz Fruit Pie: 1 Mrs. Geo. Coon r '! - ii eft fry . i, . !v " rf. 2 Mrs. Jas. Gilham Pumpkin Pie: 1 Elsie Huffer ' ' 2 Mrs. Rantz ' Mince Pie: 1 Mrs. Geo. Coon ' 2 Mrs. Rantz One Crust Pie: 1 Mrs. Rantz 2 Mrs. Patten Four Cakes in One Display: 1 Mrs. Rantz 1R 2 Mrs. Fred Burden Canned Pears: 1 Mrs. Wisecarver 2 Mrs. Walter Davis ' Peaches: 1 Mrs. Emma Smith 2 Elsie Huffer Cherries: 1 Mrs. E. N. Roberts 2 Mrs. Boyd Munscll Plums: 1 Mrs. E. N. Roberts 2 Clara McMillan Strawberries: 1 Miss Clara McMillan . 2 Mrs. Jas. Gilham Raspberries: 1 Miss Stella Hefllcbower 2 Mrs. Jas. Gilham Apples: 1 Mrs. Wisecarver 2 Elsio Huffer Apricots: I Mrs. Roberts Gooseberries: 1 Mrs. F. L. Smith 2 Mis. Roberts Grapes: 1 Mrs. 2 Mrs. I.on Baker ' Roberts Display Canned Fiuit: ' 1 Mrs. F. L. Smith 2 Mrs. L. W. Meahs Apple Jelly: 1 Mrs. Kyd Clutter 2 Mrs. F. L. Smitli Crnbapple Jelly: 1 Mrs. Jas. Gilham 2 Mrs. Wisecarver Plum Jelly: 1 Mrs. Kyd Clutter' 2 Mrs. Fred BurdeW Grape: . -. u. 1 Mrs. Hummcll '0 . V 2 Mrs. Chas. Ludlow NlBKAiKA. OHIJGF Currant Jelly: 1 Mrs. F. L. Smith 2 Mrs. F. L. Smith Cherry Jelly: 1 Mrs. Kyd Clutter 2 Mrs. Wisecarver Gooseberry: 1 Mrs. Jas. Gilham 2 Mrs. F. L. Smith Display Jelly: Mrs. Hummell Mrs. F. L. Smith Sour Pickles: Mrs. Schnciber Mrs. E. Haskins Sweet Pickles: Mrs. E. Haskins Mrs. Schneibcr Beet Pickles: Mrs. E. N. Roberts Miss Clara McMillan Green Tomato Pickles: Mrs. Emma Smith Miss Marie Pegg Watermelon Pickles: Miss Clara McMillan Mrs. Schneiber Mixed Pickles: Miss Clara McMillan Mrs. Ja8. Gilham Catsup: Miss Clara McMillan Mrs. Chas. Ludlow Bread Amboy: Mrs. Patten Mrs. Frank Richardson Mrs. Mumford Riverton Bread: Mrs. Rantz Mrs. Tim Topham Bread Lebanon: Mrs. Geo. Hall Mrs. Ed McCrillis Red' Cloud Flour: Mrs. Kid Clutter Mrs. Hedge Best Bread over all: Mrs. W. A. Patten Eyelet Emb.: 1 Mrs. Augusta Schultz ' 2 Mrs. Finkenbinder French Emb. 1 Mrs. Finkenbinder 2 Mrs. Beauchesne Mt. Melick: 1 Mabel Latta Punch Work: 1 Mrs. Schultz 2 Mrs. L. E. White Cross Stitch: , 1 Margaret Beal 2 Mrs. Blankenbaker. Drawhwork: 1' Mrs1. Louis yavricka 2 Julia iPolniclHrij'jtw;; Hatttaigtrip-lX: 1 Miss Annqi Bhruke 2 Miss Sarah iHanaen CoWred Embdy: 1 Mi? JfennierHasslnger Mrs". C."E; Strong, t WallachUn: 1 Mrs. M.'Grice . 2 Mrs. M. Grice Battenburg: l 1 Mrs. Chas. Hale 2 Mrs. Ed Burr Braid Lace: 4 1 Mrs". Burr ' ;- urn. Ha it. I' S 1 M ' : n,ir "1j 5? .' 2 Anna Ehruke Emb. Towel: 1 Mrs. Beauchesne 2 Julia Polnicky Emb. Waist: 1 Anna Ehruke J ' 1, ',3 w 'I 2 Iva Carter Pillow Cases: 1 Mrs. Geo. Trine 2 Mrs. Herberger Fancy Apron: 1 Mrs. Fr. Henderson Tatting: 1 Venia Henderson 2 Iva Carter Mncramc: 1 Mrs. Wirt Silk Knit Article: 1 Mrs. Stonebreaker Woolen Knit Article: 1 Mrs. McDowell 2 Mrs. Aug. Schultz Knit Lnco: 1 Anna Ehruke 2 Mrs. Herberger ' Display Knitting: 1 Mrs. Coleman Woolen Crocheted Article: 1 Mrs. Emma Poycr 2 Mrs. Emma Poyer Cotton Crocheted Article: 1 Mrs. Stroup 2 Iva Carter Crocheted Lace: 1 Mrs. Louis Vavricka 2 Chris(ine Pntmor Irish Crochet: 1 Mrs. Jas. Tapham v o Mrs. Ed Burr Crocheted Bag: 1 Mrs. Trino 2 Mrs. Hollistcr Display Crocheting:' x 1 Mrs. Jno. Fox 2 Mrs. Ed Burr Hnrdnngcr Sofa Pillow: 1 Sarah Hansen 2 Sarah Hansen Colored Emb. Sofa Pillow: 1 Mrs. Fred Mauror 2 Mrs. Fred Maurcr Novelty Emb. Sofa Pillow: 1 Mis. Chas. Halo 2 Mrs. Eug. Walker Silk Pieced Quilt: 1 Mrs. Jno. Garber 2 Mrs. S. A. Brooks Cotton Pieced Quilt: 1 Mrs. Krallk 2 Mrs. Lou Baker Woolen Pieced Quilt: 1 Mrs. Mountford 2 Mrs. Louis Vavricka Dept. for Ladies over 60. Eyelet Emb.: 1 Mrs. Peter Conover 2 Mrs. M. Grice Tatting: 1 Mrs. Ella Markham 2 Mrs. Lambrecht Crocheted Article: 1 Mrs. J. B. Stauser 2 Mrs. McKeeby Knitted Article: 1 Mrs. Jos. Warren Knitted Mittens: 1 Mary Frey Log Cabin Quilt: 1 Mrs. S. A. Brooks 2 Mrs. I. K. Chanev Oldest Quilt: 1 Mrs. Hev Wilmnf Handmade article by lady over 80: 1 Mrs. James 2 Mrs. Garlach Needlework by lady over 80: 1 Mrs. S. E. Mathews 2 Mrs. P. A. Hadell French Embdy.: 1 Mrs. Peter Conover 2 Mrs. McKeeby Display Tatting: 1 Mrs. Markham 2 Mrs. Markham Needlework by lady over 70: 1 Mrs. Grice 2 Mrs. Newberry Colored Embdy.: lMrs. Emily Clark Display Crocheting: 1 Mrs. Markham Crazy Quilt: Grandma Gilham Art and Loan. Oil Painting: 1 Vida Ludlow Pastel: 1 Mrs. Prather 2 Beatrice Sloss ' China Conventional: 1 Myra Cook 2 Elizabeth Overman China Naturalistic: 1 Elizabeth Overman China, conventional, under 2 years experience: t 1 Mabel E. Latta 2 Jennie Miner China, naturalistic, under 2 years , experience: 1 Mrs. Will Bailey' ' 2 Minnie Christian ' GIRLS' DEPARTMENT. , id . ',,.. AgelJ,ofl4.Cakei:. , gttfgj, (ffftenwood 1 DarH;OaJce:?K, .... -, ' -1 Grace HMcCriilis Light uQske:,un i( , D-;fc;6r)e, McCrillis 2 bel .Uroburn Cake by .GirVvnder 12: 1 Bernice Ross Cake by 'Girl under '10c .-D .'. 1 Vera Baker ( , ; ' 2 Carmen White Cake by Girl under 14: 1 Alvena Renfro 2 Edith Ferguson Two Crust Pie: 1 Edith i Ferguson ( , One Crust Pie: 1 Cleo Wilmot Pie by Girl under 12: 1 Alta Ferguson Bread, Amboy Flour: 1 Margaret Miner 2 Jim White Bread, Riverton Flour: 1 Bernice Ross 2 Mildred Leland Bread, Lebanon Flour: 1 Grace McCrillis Bread, Red Cloud Flour: 1 Angela Clutter Butter: 1 Hazel Haskins Hand Made Garment: Virginia Caldwell Grace McCrillis Machine Made Garment: Ednn Holsworth Cleo Wilmot Hand Made Cushion: s 'I -" Marguerite Fogle Zelma Wonderly Embroidery, Piece: 1 Zelma Wonderly 2 Greta Tunuro Crocheting: Celeste Scrlvner Darning of Hose: Marie Trout Myra Evans Embroidery by Girl under 10: Virginia Caldwell Helen McNcny Hand Made Sofa Pillow: Maurlne Caldwell Mary Essig Freehand Sketch: 1 Bertn Ducker 2 El'raboth Overman. Three-picco Collection: 1 Zelma Wonderly 2 Pearl White Auctioneer Terms reasonable and satis faction guaranteed. I speak either Bohemian or the American language. .'. .'. I. F. D. N. 4. RmI ClMrf NekrtMki itoqis VavriGka EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT OKNKRAI, WOIIK Class A (Open to any boy or girl iu the county) Lot 3 Uest collection of hand work (four pieces mounted ou cttid board) by auv pupil In rutttl school. 1st Howard Frlsbie Lot 3 Best article of manual train ing by any pupil iu graded school. 1st Ernest Newhouse 2nd Lot 4 school. 1st 2ud Lot 0 Will Burner Samebymiy pupil of lurol Roy Fltz Roy Fitz Best piece of sewim? (hand work) by any pupil iu ruial school. 1st Ethel Scott Slid Donald Wilson Lot 7 Best plan of model farm showing location of buildings, field, &c. 1st Altuo Clutter 2nd No competition BOY' OLU11 WOKK Class B Lot 1 Best ten ears of yellow corn. Newton Crowell Lot 2 Best ten ears of white corn. Newton Crowell Lot 3 Uest ten ears of othnr than yellow corn. Schuyler Haves Class E. (Special.) This class is open only to those en rolled Iu the Nebraska Bov' Anm Corn Growing Contest. len ears of corn raised on the acre with affidavit of yield. Basis of nwnrri-. Yield 80 percent, quality 20 per cent. Estate and county premiums for this class were paid by the South Omaha Stock Yard Company. 1st Newton Crowell t 2nd Kenneth Crowell OIULS' CLUH -WORK ' Class F Lot 1 Best hand made dusting tap.' Ethel Coon Lot 2 Best hand made sewing apron. Alta Coop f Lot 3 Bestrossfetltcti towel. Nellie Frey , t A Lot 4 Best, hemstitching. ' Irene Pegg', Lot 5 Best' machine made corset Oover Irena Vi-tra Lot 6 Best! buttonholes Irene Pegg Class O Lot 1 Best' canned peaches ' Marie Pggt'i- , Lot 2 B&t'carfned' gooseberries. irIrenetPagg.(rrnrMJ , f . r Lot3 ttt canoed.? urns1 " t, rtpelC)ti!fIi.TL Uj;" ,. ,3 ;-Lot-rr Besbcanned cherries. . i.NeJlU.Fcey un , . , Lol.fcoJEJestjtrape jelly. Alta Coon Lo6 ttnppleeaiy.v1WariePegg ?Llt& .Bent ulam jelly. Marie Pegs; '"3 reiattfHVtep'ecial) Lot '1 Best canned pears. Marie Pegg' I Lot 2 Best canned grapes. Alta Coon Lot 3 Best canned apples. ' Gem White ' . ' Lot & Bes piokled vheYries. Irene Pegg Lot 6 Best tame gooseberry jelly. Marie Pegg I(... Lot 7 Best cranberry jelly. Ethel Coon Class I. (Special) Best piece of hand sewing Alta Coon Class J. (Speoial) Aot 1 Best quilt patches. Ruth Frey Lot 3 Best hand made dusting cap. Willa Whitaker Lot 3 Uest hand made sewing apron. Willa Whitaker Lot 4 Best cross stitch towel. Willa Whitaker Lot r Best beinstitcliiiig. Willa Whitaker Lot G Uest uiaehlno made corset cov or ' Willa Whitaker Spoalal piiMnlums of 25c each were awarded to George Doyle, Henry Hurd, Wilmer Cox, Nellie Dean, Inv. Craig, Heleu Stutikard for general priinaiy work. Special premiums of 2,o each were awarded to Josephine Frlsbie, and Mildred Warren for basketry work. Special premiums were awarded to tho Girls' Club of Dlst No. 17 for dust ing cap made by Ruth Lumdstedt, marie monia, I'ay Hugger, Emma Frey, Mildred Portenler, Carrie Lumdstedt. Sl'ECIALS TO Cr.Ull-WOIIKERS ON' THE FOI.LOWlNn 1 Best hand made corset cover. Best canned pears, 'Jennie Cummings Best white broad. Com White Bost hand made cowing apron. Dolta Duckworth Hest canned cherries. ' Paulino Wigulus Best haud'uork. Olga Dvsraeek Bestcross-htltch towel, EltaFrey Best quilt patches. Best ca1e. Jennie Coon Bebtaiigqt .food'eako. Best light cake. Best lemon pie. Ethel Coon Best peach plo Alta Coon Best canned peaches, Best machine nude corset-cove;'. f Anns? Hanson Best dark cake. ' Marie Pegg Best peach pie. Ida Coon 1 0 10 11 12 V V A - I ' V . Wi4tliiwto"wttri .' w',w! mfijm4Kwrf4pmtmm wJU4m