The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 31, 1916, Page 6, Image 6
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Facts About Lane
PREMIUM LIST
LIVE STOTK DIVISION?Department A.?HORSES.
J. H. Witherspoon, Supt., A. B. Ferguson, Sr., J. C. Elliott, Jno.
A. Bridges, Jno. W. Ingram, Assistant Superintendents.
(COUNTY OWNED.)
First Second
Lot 1 Best Stallion any age or breed-to halter.. $1.00 Ribbon
Lot 2 Best Jack shown to halter . . 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 3 Best Brood Mare and Foal under 1 year. . 1.00 Ribbon
I?ot 4 Best Horse Colt 1 year or under 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 5 Best Mule Colt 1 year or under 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 6 Best Horse Colt 1 to 2 ynrs 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 7 Best Mule Colt 1 to 2 vears 1.00 Ribhon
Lot 8 Best Horse Colt 2 to 3 years 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 9 Best Mule Colt 2 to 3 years 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 10 Best pair Mules 5 to 9 years old shown to
halter 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 11 Best single harness Mule shown to buggy 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 12 Best pair Draft Horses or Mares showu to
halter, owned by farmer 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 13 Best team matched Horses or Mares
shown in harness 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 14 Best Saddle Gelding or Mare 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 15 Best Mare or Gelding ridden by lady.. 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 16 Best Mare or Gelding driven by lady.. 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 17 Best single harness Horse or Mare to
buggy 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 18 Best Girl rider 50 Ribbon
Lot 19 Best Boy rider .50 Ribbon
Lot 20 Best Pony under 14 hands in harness. . Ribbon
NOTE: All classes mentioned above will be exhibited and
shown Thursday, November 23rd, 2:45 P M. on Gay Street, between
Main and French.
LIVE STOCK DIVISION?Department B.?SWINE.
W. 11. Twitty, A. .1. Gregory, Superintendents, Dr. R. C. Brown,
S. E. Bailes, Assistant Superintendents.
CLASS I?BERKSHIRE.
First Second
Lot 1 Best Boar, over 6 months and under 12
months $1.00 Ribbon
Lot 2 Best Boar. 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 3 Best Sow, over 6 months and under 12
months 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 4 Best Sow, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 5 Best Pair Pigs, 1 male and 1 female under
6 months 1.00 Ribbon
CLASS II?POLAND CHINA.
Lot 6 Best Boar, over 6 months and under 12
months j 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 7 Best Boar, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 8 Best Sow, over 6 months and under 12
months 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 9 Best Sow, 1 to 2 yearB old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 10 Best Pair Pips. 1 male and 1 female under
6 months old 1.00 Ribbon
CLASS III?I)CROC JERSEY.
Lot 11 Best Boar, over 6 months and under 12
months 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 12 Best Boar, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Let 13 Best Sow, over 6 months and under 12
months 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 14 Best Sow, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 15 Best Pair Pips, 1 male and 1 female under
6 months 1.00 Ribbou
CLASS IV?CHESTER WHITES.
Lot 16 Best Boar, over 6 months and under 12
months 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 17 Best Boar, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 18 Best Sow, over 6 months and under 12
months 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 19 Best Sow, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 20 Best Pair Pigs, 1 male and 1 female under
6 months 1.00 Ribbon
CLASS V?ESSEX.
Lot" 21 Best Boer, over 6 months and under 12
months 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 22 Best Boar, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 23 Best Sow, over 6 months and under 12
months 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 24 Best Sow, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 25 Best Pair Pigs, 1 male and 1 female under
6 months 1.00 Ribbon
LIVE STOCK DIVISION?Department C.?CATTLE.
J. Roy Cunningham, J as. A. Cauthen, Superintendents, J. Foster
Moore, C. G. Cochran, P. A. Plyler, Assistant Superintendents.
(.MIST BE PURE BRED WITH PAPERS.)
CLASS I?JERSEYS.
Lot 1 Best Bull, 1 to 2 years old $1.00 Ribbon
lot 2 Best Calf, male or female, over 2 months,
under one year 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 3 Best Heifer, 1 to 2 years 1.00 Ribbon
CLASS II?GUERNSEYS.
Lot 4 Best Bull. 1 to 2 years old./ 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 6 Best Calf, male or female, over 2 months
under one year f. 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 6 Best Heifer, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Y"- CLASS IH-r-lIOLSTEIN.
} 7 Best Bull, 1 to 2 year* old 1.00 Ribbon
8 Best Calf, male or female, over 2 months
under one year 1.00 Ribbon
9 Best Heifer, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
CLASS IV?RED POLAND.
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Best Bull, 1 to 2 years old 1,00 Ribbon
Best Calf, male or female, over 2 months
? 7 and under one year 1.00 Ribbon
J eat Heifer, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
#B CLASS V?D1RHAMS OR SHORTHORNS.
/ % Bull, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
f Calf, male or female, over 2 months
| Best .under one year 1.00 Ribbon
[ Best letter, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
and
I Beit 1 CLASS VI?HERKFORPS.
41, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
\ male or female, over 2 months
t Best Bui ?r on? Jew 1.00 Ribbon i
1 Best Call w, 1 to 2e years old * .. 1.00 Ribbon *.
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THE LANCASTER NEWS TUESDAY. OCT. 31. 1916.
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aster County Fair,
CI,ASS VII?ABERDEEN ANGUS.
Lot 19 Best Bull. 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 20 Best Calf, male or female, over 2 months
and under 1 year 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 21 Best Heifer, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
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CLASS VIII?DEVON8.
Lot 22 Best Bull, 1 to 2 years old 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 2 3 Best Calf, niale or female, over 2 months
and under 1 year 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 24 Best Heifer, 1 to 2 years old . . 1.00 Ribbon
CLASH IX?SWKKPSTAKES AXD PREMIUM?ANY BREED.
Dairy?
Lot 25 Best Cow Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 26 Best Bull \ , Ribbon Ribbon
Beef?
Lot 27 Best Cow Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 28 Best Bull Ribbon Ribbon
GRADE CATTLE ANY BREED.
All animals shown in the following classes shall not be less
than half-bloods:
CLASS X?HOIaSTEIX GRADES.
Lot 29 Best Cow, 2 years old and over Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 30 Best Heifer, 1 to 2 years old Ribbon Ribbon
CLASS XI?JERSEY GRADES.
Lot 31 Best Cow, 2 years old and over Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 3 2 Best Heifer, 1 to 2 years old Ribbon Ribbon
CLASS XII?GUERNSEY GRADES.
Lot 33 Best Cow, 2 years old and over Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 34 Best Heifer, 1 to 2 years old Ribbon Ribbon
CLASS XIII?HEREFORD GRADES.
Lot 35 Best Cow, 2 years old and over Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 36 Best Heifer, 1 to 2 years old Ribbon Ribbon
CLASS XIV?ANGUS GRADES.
Lot 3 7 Best Cow, 2 years old and over Ribbon Ribbon
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?^v?i oo ucoi nriirr, i 10 ?. years oia Ribbon Ribbon
CLASS XV?SHORT HORN HRAHE.
Lot 39 Rest Cow, 2 years old and over Ribbon ltibhon
Lot 4 0 Rest Heifer, 1 to 2 years old Ribbon Ribbon
CLASS XVI?DEVON GRADES.
Lot 41 Rest Cow, 2 years old and over Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 4 2 Rest Heifer, 1 to 2 years old Ribbon Ribbon
\ DOGS.
Lot 1 Rest Pointer Dog Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 2 Rest Pointer Bitch Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 3 Rest Setter Dog Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 4 Best Setter Bitch Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 5 Best Rabbit or Fox Hound Dog Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 6 Best Rabbit or Fox Hound Bitch Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 7 Best Collie or Shepherd l)og Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 8 Best Collie or Shepherd Bitch Ribbon Ribbon
DEPARTMENT D.?POULTRY.
Hazel Cunningham, T. L. Hilton, Superintendents. T. C. Nelson,
Wade H. Dratlin, .1. W. Craig, Assistant Superintendents.
RULES?The term Cock, Hen, Cockerel and Pullet are thus
defined:
Cock and hen birds one year old and over.
Cockerel and Pullet birds under one year of age.
No name, marks or decorations allowed on coops until premiums
have been awarded.
No bird shall be removed from show without consent of
manager.
Each ej^iibitor is required to furnish his own coop and feed,
allowing 1 1-4 pounds for each bird exhibited, also drinking cup.
Birds showing symptoms of disease barred.
Pens consist of one male and four females, all one variety.
Those intending to exhibit birds must notify T. L. Hilton not
later than November 15th, 1916, stating number of birds in each
breed and variety to be exhibited.
Rands will be sent to each exhibitor for banding each bird.
CHICKENS.
(Open only to latncaster County.)
Single Classes must have two or more entries by each exhibitor.
First Second
Premium on singles 60 Ribbon
Pen classes $1.00 Ribbon
All breeds and varieties may be shown. The following are
mentioned:
Barred. White and BulT Plymouth Rocks.
Silver White Buff and Partridge Wyandottes.
Black Langshans.
R. C. and S. C. Rhode Island Reds.
Anconas.
R. C. and S. C. Brown. White and Buff Leghorns.
S. C. Black Minocas.
White and Buff Orpingtons.
Cornish Indian Games.
Pit Games. Reds, Whites. Greys.
BANTAMS?(Pair Only.)
First prize Ribbon
Second prize Ribbon
DUCKS AND GUINEAS?(Pair Only.)
First prize Ribbon
Second prize . Ribbon
TURKEYS?(Pair Only.)
First prize 50
Second prize Ribbon
PIGEONS.
First Second
Pairs (2) 25 Ribbon
Pens (6) 50 Ribbon
Homers, Carneaux, White Kings, Fan Tall.
Pairs must consist all one color. Pens must consist all one
color. Pairs and Pens cannot be Interchanged for making up of
either. ?
SPEOAf- PRIZKA FOR POULTRY EXHIBITOR*.
Best exhibit by any one breeder, Gold Ring, B. C. Hough.
Bcmt exhibit Rhode Island Reds, prize. Trio Rhode Island
Reds, Dr. R. C. Brown.
Best exhibit by any one breeder, sack cotton seed meal. Lancaster
Cotton Oil Co.
Best exhibit Carneaux Pigeons, Ingersoll Watch, RoblnsonLathan
Co.
Best whole class any breed except Leghorns (Pen, Cock,
Hen, Cockerel and Pullet.) Prize, one 8. C. White Leghorn
Cockerel from heary laying strain, Cunningham Poultry Farm.
Best White Wyandotte, male, one dollar cash, W. R. Thomson.
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20-25, 1916
Beet Rhode Island Red, male, 26 pounds Chick Feed, Ben*.
nett-Terry Co.
Best White Leghorn, male, pound Nunnally's Candy, Stan
dard Drug Co.
Best Plymouth Rock, male, pair silk hose, Phillips &
Blakeney.
Best Pen White Leghorns, prize, one sitting White Leghorn
exits. Cunningham PnnHr?
Best White Orpington, female, package Conkey's Laying
Tonic, J. F. Mackey Co.
Best White Leghorn, female, fifty cent Cap, Hirsch's.
Best Brown Leghorn, male, package International Poultry
Powders, Curnes Bros.
Best Pen in Show, any breed, fifty cent Tie, B. Y. Funderburk.
Best Turkey in Show, any breed, fifty cent box Candy, Lan
caster Candy Kitchen.
BeBt Brown Leghorn, female, package Dr. LeGear's Poultry
Remedy, Lancaster Drug Co.
Best Buff Orpington, male, fifty cents cash, W. H. Millen.
Best Rhode Island Red, female, fifty cent Tie, RobinsonCloud
Co.
Best Barred Rock, female, fifty cent Tie, A. B. Ferguson &
Son.
Best Bird in Show, fifty cents cash, T. L. Hilton.
Best Frying Size Chicken in Show, mongrel or thoroughbred,
one dollar cash, John M. Madra.
FIKIJ) CROP DIVISION?Department E.?FIELD CROPS.
J. M. Yoder, C. L. McManus, Superintendents, O. H. Bell, Hiram
C. Steel, Assistant Superintendents.
First Second
Lot 1 Best ten ears dent or flint corn $1.00 .50
Lot 2 Best single ear (single ear variety) 50 .25
Lot 3 Best ten ears prolific corn, any variety. . . . 1.00 .25
Lot 4 Best single ear prolific corn 50 .25
Lot 5 Best corn on stalk (3 stalks single ear
variety 50 .25
Lot 6 Best corn on stalk (3 stalks Prolific
variety 50 .25
Lot 7 Best short staple cotton on stalk 50 Ribbon^ ^
Lot 8 Best long staple cotton on stalk 50 Ribb^^W*4*
Lot 0 Best peanuts (peck. Spanish variety) 50 Itibb^^lJr * "
Lot 10 Best peanuts (peck, large variety) 50 Ribbon
Lot 11 Best half bushel of oats 50 Ribbon
Lot 12 Best sheaf oats .50 Ribbon
Lot 13 Best half bushel cow peas (any variety). . .50 Ribbon
Lot 14 Best half bushel sov bean* mnv ? cA
, v j / .uv muuua
Lot 15 Best peck rye 50 Ribbon
Lot 16 Best half bushel wheat (any variety) 50 Ribbon
Lot 17 Best sheaf wheat (any variety) 50 Ribbon
Lot 18 Best display of products from one farm.. 1.00 .50
Lot 19 Best twelve stalks of sorghum, any
variety Ribbon Ribbon
Lot 20 Best sample sorghum syrup 50 Ribbon..
HAY CHOPS.
First Second
Lot 1 Best bale peavlne hay 50 Ribbon
Lot 2 Best bale alfalfa hay 50 Ribbon
Lot 3 Best sample millet 50 Ribbon
Lot 4 Best sample Means or Johnson Ureas 50 Ribbon
Lot 5 Best bale clover hay 50 Ribbon
' Lot 6 Best bale clover grass mixture 50 Ribbon
Lot 7 Best bale any other kind of hay 50 Ribbon
Lot 8 Best desplay of hay from one farm 50 Ribbon
department F?HORTICULTURAL CROPS.
V B. Ceosar, lamis R. Boilings. Ku|>ertntendenfs, tleo. \V. Raker,
U. A. Funderhurk, Assistant Superintendents.
First Second
Lot 1 Best plate peaches 25 Ribbon
Lot 2 Best plate apples 25 Ribbon
Lot 3 Best plate gra'pes 25 Ribbon
Lot 4 Best plate pearl*. 25 Ribbon
Lot 5 Best plate pecans?V 25 Ribbon
Lot 6 Best (not largest) v-eweet potatoes, any
variety, half bushel. : 50 Ribbon
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uui u>ui inrgeiu trisn potatoes, any
variety, half bushel 50 Ribbon
Lot 8 Best turnips, half bushel..' 50 Ribbon
Lot 9 Best rutabagas, half bushel .? 50 Ribbon
Lot 10 Best pumpkin 50 Ribbon
Lot 11 Best display of vegetables from one farm. . 1.00 Ribbon
Lot 12 Best head cabbage 50 Ribbon
Lot 13 Best head lettuce 50 Ribbon
Lot 14 Best sample bell pepper on stalk 50 Ribbon
Lot 15 Best sample egg plant 50 Ribbon
Lot 16 Best half bushel onions 50 Ribbon
Lot 17 Largest cushaw 50 Ribbon
Lot 18 Largest gourd 25 Ribbon
Lot 19 Largest beet 25 Ribbon
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Department ?.?BOYS' CORN CLL'B.
C. L. Mc.Manus, Superintendent,
CLASS I?Best bushel of field selected seed corn shown on
ear: First prize, one single-barrel shotgun and box shells,
Bennett-Terry Co. Second prize, one pig, (Twitty-Haile Farm).
Third prize, one pair $1.50 gloves, The J. T. Wylie Co.
CLASS 2-?Best ten ears corn "'(Prolific variety): First prize,
trio chickens, Cunningham Poultry Farm. Second prize, one hat,
A. B. Ferguson & Son. Thirt} prize, one bushel seed oats, Cloverdale
Farm, A. B. Robinson.
CLASS 3. BeBt ten ears corp (single ear variety): First
prize, $2.50 riding bridle, Gregory-Hood L. S. Co. Second prize,
white Wyandotte coekeroj, E. W. Slatare. Third prize, one team
collar, G. F. Ferguson, f
CLASS 4. Best alngle ear corn (Prolific variety): First
prize. $2.00 flash light, J. B. Mackorell. Second prize, one plow
stock, E. B. ltoddey & Co. Third prize, one dollar in cash, H.
J. Beckham.
CLASS 5. Best single ear of corn (single ear variety):
First prize, one pair W. L. Douglas $3.00 shoes, Robinson-Cloud
Co. Second prize, $2.00 hat, Hirsch Rros. Third prize, $1.00
savings account in First National Bank by E. M. Croxton.
CLASS 6. Best six stalks of corn (Prolific variety): First
prize, one cultivator, Lancaster Mercantile Co. Second prize.
$2.00 pocketbook. Standard Drug Co. Third prize, $2.00 suit
case. M. Poliakoff.
CLASS 7. Best six st?1U? nt />?? ?. '?1 *
? w... , cur vHrieiy;:
First prize, one lamb, James A, Cauthen. Second prize, one
Duroc Jersey pig, W. C. Hough. Third prize, one pair gooa
gloves, Oliver C. Blackmon.
CLASS 8. Beat essay on "How I Selected my Seed Corn in
the Field:" First prize;' $5.00 pair shoes. Funderburk Co. Second
prize, one fountain pen, Robinaon-Lathan Co.
CLASS 9. Best essay on "How I Produced My Corn:"
First prize, $6.00 tool chest, Harper Hardware Co. Second
prize, $1.50 comb and brush, Lancaster Pharmacy.
CLASS 10. Largest yield of corn: First prize, 5 sacks high
grade fertilizer, Catawba Fertilizer Co. Second prize. 2 bags
8-3-3, 1 bag 4-7 1-2-2 1-2 to be used on prize acre 1917, J. J.
Blackmon for V. C. Co. Third prize, 1 bag 8-3-3, V. C. H. O.
Fertilizer, 1 bag V. C. H. O. top dressing 4-7 1-2-1-2, Carnea
Bros.
Department H?BOYS' AND GIRJiP PIO CLUBS.
C. L. McMANUS, Superintendent.
CLASS A?Best Brood Sow and Pigs: First prize. Oraphophone
and Record, Barnette's 5, 10, 25c Store. Second prize.
1 bale Alfalfa Hay, J. Roy Cunningham.
OI^ASS B?Best Pig, 1 to 6 months old: First prize, one pig,
C. O. Cochrane. Second prize, 1 "Keen Kutter" Shovel, Harper
Hardware Co.
CLASS C?Best Kept Record: First prize. 1 Duroc JerseyPig,
A. J. Gregory. Second prize, 1 Plymouth Rock Cockerel, J.
Boyd Craig. *