Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 29, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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Partridge Cochin, trio. 1st, John
Hoffman.
Mediteranean Class—
Single Comb Brown Leghorn Hen.
1st. M
Will RoblUch
Single Comb Biown Leghorn trio.
1st, Mrs. Will Robitach.
Single Comb White
Leghorn
cockerel. 1st, Leona Rupp.
Mrs. Albert Johnson.
.Single Comb White Leghorn,
.t, Leur a Rupp.
Comb Buff Leghorn,
Hoff
G.
Comb
Hare. 2nd, R. Y. Blalock.
Squash, hubbard. 2nd, R. Y. Bla­
lock.
Swiss Chard. 1st, Mrs. W. s.
1
Hare
2nd, Mrs. John Hoffman.
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Tomatoes. 1st. G. H. Foland.
Potatoes, Earliest of All. 1st,
Ira G Lance. 2nd, W. II. Gooc h.
3rd, G. H. Foland. 4th. T. J. Wal-
Ian. 5th, Pete Jacobs.
PLEASANT VALLEY GRANGE IS
Potatoes, Burbank. 1st, O. H
1 olatul. 2nd, W. H. Gooch.
FIRST IN GRANGE EXHIBIT
, .■:!<] r,cm. 1st, Mete
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Competition Keen
st
Departments
Following Is a list of the prize
winners in the various departments
at the '1 lllatnook County Fair:
Dairy Department—-
Display brick cheese. 1st, Mrs.
Jacob Nicklaus, Beaver.
1st,
Display Llmbergcr cheese.
Mr.s Jacob Nicklaus, Beaver.
Full cream cheese.
1st, Albert
Schlappi. 2nd, August Grabb, Moh­
ler.
3rd, Hugh Barber. 4th, Nor­
man Christensen. 5th, Mrs. Hughes
Sand Lake
Grange Exhibits—
Pleasant Valley Grange, 1st. Nes-
tucca Valley Grange, 2nd.
Garden and Field Products—
Beans, yellow pod.
1st, R. Y.
Blalock, Beaver. 2nd, Henry Delhi.
3rd. H. W. Gooch.
Beans, green pod. 1st, R. Y. Bla­
lock. 2nd, Mrs. Albert Johnson.
3rd, Mrs. W. H. Hare.
Beets, table. 1st, G. II. Poland.
2nd, Mrs. W. 8. Hare.
Brussels
Sprouts.
1st,
Goeres.
Cabbage, green. 1st. G. II Fo-
land. 2nd. Martha Balmer.
Carrots, table. 1st, Mrs. w. s.
Hare, 2nd, G. II. Poland.
Cucumbers.
1st, Mrs. * Albert
Johnson. 2nd, W. II. Gooch.
Corn, table.
1st. Mrs. Albert
Johnson. 2nd, Kenneth Williams.
Kohl Rabi. 1st, Mrs. Mary Ev-
erett.
Lettuce, head. 1st. Mrs. W. S.
llare. 2nd, Morrison Mills.
Leek. 1st. W. H. Gooch.
Onions. 1st, Ira Q. Lance. 2nd,
Mrs. Hettle Barker.
Parsnips. 1st, G. II. Foland. 2nd,
R. Y Blalock
Peas, In shell. 1st. Myra Goeres.
2nd. G H. Foland.
Pumpkin, table. 1st, Mrs. P. J.
Jacob. 2nd, Mrs. V. Jacobs.
Rhubarb. 1st, G. H. Foland. 2nd,
Mrs. Myra Goeres.
Squnsh. summer. 1st, Mrs. w. s.
FTIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29,
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
/
est squash, lsi
2nd. Mrs. V. Ja‘ obs.
<■ < potato. 1st, Ira G. Lance
W ' II. Gooch,
ent
rhubarb.
1st, Myra
Goer es. 2nd. G. II. Flland.
14 :■■■ <i cauliflower. 1st, Carl
Rossetti.
Forage Plants and Roots—
Artichokes, bundle stalks. 1st, R.
Y. Blalock.
Beets, stock. 1st, Ira G. Lance.
2nd. F. K. Bakadar.
Carrots, stock. 1st, Martha Bal­
mer. 2nd, Sollie Smith.
Corn, ensilage. 1st, C. E. Don-
aldson. 2nd, G. Hager.
Rutabaga. 1st, Joe Rosech. 2nd,
F. K. Balkadar.
Strawberries. 1st, F. J. Auer.
Special Exhibits—
Hubam clover. Carl Possetti.
Concord grapes. Jim Sutton.
Wineberries. Jim Sutton.
Lot ton berries. Jim Sutton.
Poultry Awards. American closs.
Barred Plymauth Rock, cock. 1st,
Dolor Zach man.
Columbia Plymouth Rock, pullet.
I ■ ’II Pies Mohler. 2nd,
Pies. Mohler.
Columbia Plymouth Rock,
1st, J. JI. Pies, Mohler.
Sliver Wyandottes, cockerel.
John Hoffman.
Silver Wyandottes, pullet.
John Hoffman.
Silver Wyandottes. trio.
John Hoffman. 2nd, A. ZZachman.
White Wyandottes, cockerel.
Ira G. Lance.
White Wyandottes, pullet.
and 2sd. Ira G. Lance.
White Wyandottes. trio.
2nd. Ira G. Lance.
Single Comb R. I. Reds, trio.
Helen Barber. 2nd, John Hoffman.
3rd. J. H. Dawson.
R. I. White cockerel. 1st, John
Hoffman.
Asiatic Class—
Light Brahma cock.
1st, John
Hoffman.
White Cornish, cock. 1st, John
Hoffman; hen, same: trio, same.
Russian , Orloff, trio. lot, John
Hoffman.
Polish Cals»—
White Crested Polish, trio. 1st
and 2nd, uh 11 Hoffman.
Buff Laced Polish, trio. 1st, John
Hoffman.
None Bearded Silver Polish.
1st. ohn Hoffman.
n-Bearded White Poll.-h,
! cock. 1st, John Hoffman; hen.
same.
Silkies, cock. 1st, Irene Ba bier;
hen. same.
Silkies, trio. 1st and 2nd, John
Hoffman.
Turkeys—
Bronze. 1st John
John
White. 1
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Black Hpaulsh.
an. 2nd, same.
-:an. cockerel.
John
Anconas, hen.
Single
!■ ilis Buslach. 2nd same
Single Comb Anconas, trio.
John Hoffman.
-in. le Comb Black Minorca,
1st, W. E. Noyes. 2nd. same.
R. c..Maggarell.
Single Comb Minorca, trio.
R. C. Maggarell. 2nd, W. E. Noyes
3rd. John Hoffman.
Single Comb Black Minorca, pen.
1st. Chrlstene Smith.
English Class—
Red Cap Dorkings, cockerel. 1st.
John Hoffman.
Red Cap Dorkings, pullet.
ohn Hoffman.
Red Cap Dorkings,
John Hoffman.
Buff Orphlngtons, trio. 1st, John
Hoffman.
John
Dark Cornish, cockerel.
Hoffman.
John
Dark Cornish, pullet.
Hoffman.
John
Dark Cornish,
Hoffman.
.ame
Ga e Bantams, cockerel.
Oren Vllliams; pullet, same.
Silver Duckwing. trio. e 1st, John
Hoffman. "
1st,
Black Game Bantams, trio.
John Hoffman.
Malay Bantams, black breasted
ted cock. 1st, John Hoffman; hen.
same.
Oriental Bantams, golden seabright,
trio. 1st and 2nd, John Hoffman.
Oriental Bantams buff cochin,
Indian Runner, white.
Lance; 2nd, same; 3rd, John
Hoffman.
Quinea Fowl pair pearl. 1st, John
Hoffman; pair white, same.
Specials—
Best bird in American class.
Helen Barber.
Best bird In Asiatic class._ John
Hoffman: best bird in English
class, same; best bird in Medlteran-
ean class, same.
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