Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 12 September 1930 — Page 7

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Third —11. !’. Lafountain? 5.00 Mare. 2 Years and Under 4 First Ed Neuhauser 10.00 Second Jacob Fuelling 8.00 Third—-John Bleeke . 5.00 Filly, 1 Year and Under 2 First William Mitchel 10.00 Second —Rudolph Steury 8.00 Third David Neusbuum 6.00 Gelding, 4 Years Old First —J. C. Harkless 10.00 Second—J. C. Harkless . ... . 8.00 Gelding, 2 Years and Under 4 First —E. H. Krutzman ... 10.00 Second —W. C. Heard 8.00 Third—H. H. Krutzman 5.0,) Gelding, 1 Year and Under 2 First—H. P. Schmitt 10.00 Male Colts .Suckling First —Albert Heer 15.00 Second —H. P. Schmitt .... 12.00 Third —Jacob Graber 10.00

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1930.

' Fourth W. L. Gondor 8.00 Fifth H. I’. Lafountain? 6.00 • Sixth—Henry Dehner . 5.00 ' Seventh H. H. High 3.50 1 Eighth Anrns Klrachhofner . 2.50 Ninth Dale Moses 2.00 lentil-- Ruben Hubegger . ...,1.00 Female Colt, Suckling First—Henry Dehner 15.00 Second —Earl Haynes 12.00 ' Third Leonard Troutner .... 10.00 I Fourth—Fred Bllderbeck . 8.00 Fifth Wm. Mitchel 6.00 Sixth—Roy Smith 5.00 1 Seventh—Wm. Riff 3.50 > Eighth—Jacoh Fuelling * 2.50 DAIRY DEPPARTMENT Jersey Bull 1 Year old and Under 2 First—Sol Moser, Sr.. $6.00 Bull Calf, 6 Mos. and Under 1 Yr. First—Sol Moser 5.00 Second—Sol Mower .. 3.00 Bull Calf, Under 6 Months First—John Duff 4.00 Second—Sol Moser 2.00 Cow, 3 Years Over and Older First—Sol Moser .... 8.00 Second—John Duff 4.00 Cow. 2 Years Old and Under 3 First —Sol Moser 6.00 S cond—Sole Moser 4.00 Heifer, 1 Yr. bld and Under 2 First—Sol Moser 5.00 Second—John Duff 3.00 Heifer Calf, 6 Mos. and Under 1 Yr. First—John Duff 4.00 Second—Sol Moser 2.00 Heifer Calf, Under 6 Months First —Sol Moser 4.00 Second—John Duff 2.00 Three Animals, Either Sex First —Sol Moser 10.00 Second—John Duff 5.00 Calf Herd Bull and 2 Heifers, Under 1 Year First —Sol Moser 10.00 Second —John Duff 5.00 Holsteins Bull 3 Years old and Older First —,E H. Kruetzman TO.OO Second—R. Smith 5.00 Bull, 2 Years Old and Under 3 First —P. D. Schwartz 8.00 Bull, 1 Year old and Under 2 First —John J. Schwartz 6.00 Second —John K. Mazelin 4.00 Bull Calf, 6 Months and Under 1 Year First —Jacob J. Schwartz 5.00 S'coml Noah Rich 3.00 Bull Calf, Under 6 Months First—Daniel Steury 4.00 Cow. 3 Years Old and Over First —Jacob J. Schwartz 8.00 Second —John K. Mazelin ... 4.00 Cow, 2 Years Old and Under 3 First —Dan Steury 6.00 Second—C. W. R. Schwartz 4.00 Heifer, 1 Year Old and Under 2 First—Daniel Steury 5.00 Second—Daniel Steury .. 3.00 Heifer Calf, 6 Mos. and Under 1 Yr.’ First —Noah J. Schrock ... 4.00 Second —Jacob J. Schwartz 2.00 Heifer Calf, Under 6 Months First —Daniel Steury 4.00 Second —Lester Mitchel 2.00 Animal, Either Sexs First —Jacob J. Schwartz .. 10.00 Second —D. D. Schwartz 5.00 Calf, Herd Bull and 2 Heifers Under 1 Year First —Jacob J. Schwartz .... 10.00 Second —Daniel Steury 5.00 Guernsey Bull, 3 Years Old and Over First —Pete Lehman 10.00 Second —1. F. Yaney & Son 5.00 Bull, 2 Years Old and Under 3 First —James Lybarger 8.00 Bull, 1 Year Old and Under 2 I First James E. Ellsworth 6.00 i I Second —Beavers ami Harvey 4.00 I Bull Calf, 6 Mos. and Under 1 Yr. First—Dennis Striker 4.001 IS.cond—Lewis Koldway 2.001 Bull Calf, Under 6 Months First Pete Lehman 4.00 Second—Pete Lehman 2.00 Cow, 3 Years Old and Over First —Pete Lehman S.OO Second- Pete Lehman 4.00 Cow, 2 Years Old and Under 3. First -Janies Moser ... 6.00 Second PeTer Lehman 4.00 Heifer, 1 Yr. Old and Under 2 First —Gilbert Hirschy 5.00 Second—Richard Moses 3.00 Heifer, 6 Months and Under 1 Yr. First—Pete Lehman 4.00 Second—Mabie Harvey 2.00 Heifer, Under 6 Months First Reinhold Koldway 4.00 .Second Pete Lehman 2.00 3 Animals, Either Sex First—Pete Lehman 10.00. Second—Pete Lehman 5.00 Calf Herd Bull and Heifer Under 1 Year First—Pete Lehman 10.00 1 Second—James Lybargei S.O'J AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT 1,4 Bushel of Hard Wheat Any Variety 1— Floyd Meyers $3.00 i2—Wm. Michaels 2.001 3—Sol Moser I- 00 1/4 Bushel of Soft Wheat Any Variety I—Edwin Neuhauser 3.00 .2 —Philip Strahm 2.00 —H. J. Bultemier LbO 14 Bushel of Oats Any Variety I—Hubert Gh ndening . , 3.00 12 Lewis Worlhman 2.00 ' 3—Edwin Neuhauser 1.00 \' 4 Bushel of Rye Any Variety II Wm. Micheals - - 3.00 12— (Charley Magley 2.00 13— Ernest Longenberger 1.00 Bushel of Timothy Seed 11—Ernest Longenberger 1.50 je Walter Hildebrand 1.00 i/ 2 Bushel of Clover Seed I—Edwin Neuhauser 1.50

Doff Finds Its Master After TMrtyMonth Hunt r* 4 val y Mg; O a- JBuKl Uh Jy-? -./Vj.A Irlfeßßx. S *•* * ■** fr 1 A aft**Missing from his home for two and a half years and having made a trip of more than 2,500 miles to and from a ranch in Montana, where lit had spent his puppyhood, "Sparky”, an .Airdale dog, pictured above with Eleanor Johnson, returned to his Chicago home. The dog is the property of Asgier Mikkelson of Chicago, who spent a large sum of money in attempting to recover him, but eventually gave up hojie.

2—lsaac King 1.00 Specimen of Oats on Straw, (Not less than 18-in. circumference) 1 —Fred Marbach 1.50 2—Wm. Michaels 1.00 Specimen of Oats on Straw (Not less than 18-in. circumference) 1— Wm. Rupert 1.50 2— Fred Marbach 1.00 Peck Manchu I—Marion Stultz 1.50 Peck of Dunfield 1 — Joe Beanie 1.50 2— Gerald Ray 1.00 Best 10 ears Yellow Corn 1 — Wm. Rupert 3.00 2 — Robert Yake 2.50 3 — Sol Moser 2.00 Best 10 Ears of White Corn I—Fred Marbach . 2.50 2 Walter Thieme 2.00 Six Best Stalks of Corn 1 — Harold Johnson . 2.50 2 — J. H. Barnett 1.00 Best 10 Ears of Corn—any Variety I—Av'm. Rupert 5.00 Robert Yake 2.50 Best Single Ear—any Variety 1 — Robert Yake 3.00 2— Wm. Rupert 2.50 E W. Biische 2.00 Best 10 Ears of Sweet Corn —any Variety 1 — J. E. Ward 1.50 2 — Enoch Eady . 1.00 Best 10 Ears of Pop Corn I—John Tinkham . 1.50 2 Joseph Durbin 1.00 Best Noduled Bunch of 6 Full Stalks of Soy Beans 1 — Fred C. Hoile 1.50 I 2— John Tinkham 1.00 Best Noduled Bunch of 6 Full

* I|CHEE st gß Everybody Likes l! I Cottage Cheese DIETICIANS place Cottage Cheese very high in the scale of nourishing foods. That is why it is so often prescribed by physicians as an ideal food for convalescents. Many people with stomach and digestive ailments are put on almost an exclusive diet of cottage cheese. That is because it is so easily digested and contains so much of the essential body and tissue building elements. And for light meals there is no food quite so delightfully refreshing as Cottage Cheese. DEMAND BLUE CREEK DAIRY’S Creamed Cottage Cheese At Schmitt Meat Market Mutschler Meat Market

Stalks of Alfalfa I—E. W. Pusche 1.50 ‘/4 Bushel of Irish Coolers 1 — Martin Sprunger 50 2— Isaac Kiyg 25 >4 Bushel of Early Ohio 1 — Mrs. Fred Bender 50 2 — Martin Sprunger .25 >4 Bushel of Rural New York 1 — Isaac King .5(1 2— Godfrey Lehman ~ .25 ',4 Bushel any Other Later Variety I—E.1 —E. E. Hower .50 !4 Bushel of Onions—any Variety 1 Will Noll 50 1 2 Mrs. F. K. Stoneburner. .25 J 4 Bushel of Beets—Canning Size I—Ernest Longenberger .50 !4 bu. of Turnips 1 Eugene Runyon .50 Parsnips 1— Mary Yake 50 2— J. H. Hahnert 25 1 2 Doz. Radishes 1 — Jor- Beanie 50 2 — Eugene Runyon ... 25 3 Mangel Zurzels 1 I—N.1 —N. NJ Schrock X 6 2 —Elinor Cook .25 3 Sugar Beets 1— Wm. Rupert .50 2— Robert Yake .25 )/ 2 Doz. Carrots 1 — Mary Yake .50 2— Ben Eiling .25 •/2 Peck Soup Beans—any Variety 1 — Otto Gase .50 2- Fred C. Helle 25 •/a Peck Tomatoes 1,1. E. Ward .56 2 —Mary Yake . .25 2 Best Egg Plants I—J. E. Ward .50 1 2 Heads Cabbage I—Jay Chapman .50

2 Heads Cauliflower 1 — Joe Beanie 50 2— Isaac King .25 3 Muskmelons—any Variety 1— Robert Strickler .50 2— E. E. Hower 25 3 Watermelons 1— Earl Chase .50 2— Lewis Yake 25 2 Best Pumpkins—Common 1 Ernest Longenberger 50 2 Charles Johnson .25 2 Best Pumpkins—Sweet 1— Fred C. Hoile 50 Largest Pumpkin 1 Harvey Sudduth .50 2— A. F. Thieme 25 2 Squashes—Hubbard I—Charles1 —Charles Johnson .50 2 Squashes—Banana 1 Wm. Stiahm 50 2 Squashes—Unenum 1 — E. E. Hower 50 2— J. E. Ward 25 Largest Squash 1 — Albert Burke .50 Dozen Cucumbers 1— Wm. Strahm .50 2 — Rudolph Wefland .25 ■/2 Doz. Mangoes 1 Mrs. T. Gehrig 50 2 —J. E. Ward .... 25 Single Sunflower I—Harold Johnson 50 2 Dan Rhoads 25 PLATE OF APPLES Ben Davis 1 — I). C. Nussbaum .50 2— Ben Mazlin 25 Rambow 1 — I). C. Nussbaum 75 2— John Hllty 50 R. I. Greenings 1 — Jacob J. Schwartz 75 2 Miss Nora Bleeke .50 Bellflower 1 John Hilty 75 2 — Abe Inniger 50 Grimes Golden 1 — Miss Nora Bleeke 75 2 — Moris Bleeke 50 Maidenblush 1 — John Hilty .75 2— Miss Nora Bleeke .50 T ulpenhocken 1- Miss Nora Bleeke - .15 2 — Ben Mazelin .50 Pewaukee I—Ben1 —Ben Mazelin . .75 Chinango 1 — Miss Nora Bleeke - 75 Wagner 1 — Miss Nora Bleeke .75 2— Morris Bleeke .50 Mclntosh 1 — Nora Bleeke .75 2 — Morris Bleeke 50 Delicious 1 Jacob J. Schwartz 75 I Baldwin 1 Eli Schwartz .... .75 2—Nora Bleeke .50 Northern Spy 1 — Nora Bleeke .75 2— Morris Bleeke 50 Stark 1— Nora Bleeke 75 2— Gust Yake 50 Banana 1— Ben Mazelin .75 2- -Eli Schwartz 50 i Hubbardson I—Nora Bleeke 75 i Fallawater I—Morris1 —Morris Bleeke 75 I

SGOLD MEDAL FLOUR WHEATIES 24 lb. sack Ready to eat - - - pSS ' wholc Wheat M 1 lakes - delicious* Jb 2E__ 2r ” 25c Nucoa Oleo 21C e,OX hashing Powder 25C pound 2 large packages Grape Fruit 25c Soap 25C 2 for 7 bars ? .... Sweet Potatoes 251* Crystal White Soap 25c 0 lbs (7 balloons Free) 7 bars* - Peaches and Apricots 19c Large cake Tar large can Soap Granulated Sugar 50c IblTi’ade Light Bulbs 20c 10 lbs. each Toilet Paper * 25c re akfast Foods 25c 4 rolls 2 packages Brooms, 3g c American Lye l() c 50c value can Ginger Ale & 20c booking Apples 25c Fancy Cookies 19c !, ’ork and Beans 25c pound 3 cans Large assortment of Home Grown Watermelon and Cantalopes Appelman’s Grocery GROCERIES AND MEATS PHONES 215 and 219 WE DELIVER

Mann I—Bon Muzelin 75 King I—Ben Mazelin .75 2 Eli Schwartz If Rome Beauty 1— Marlin Bleeke ... .75 2 Nora Blei kv 50 Mammouth Black Twig 1 — Ben Muzelin .75 Gano 1 — D. C. Nussbaum . .75 2 — Jacob J. Schwartz .5o Missing Link 1 — Nora Bleeke 75 2 — Morris Bleeke 50 Wealty 1— Nora Bleeke 75 2 — D. C. Nussbaum .50 Jonothan 1 —Phillip Nussbaum 75 2 —Jacob J. Schwartz .50 Stayman Winesap 1— Theodore Bleeke . .75 2— D. C. Nussbaum . .50 Northwestern 1 —I). C. Nussbaum 75 2 Ben Mazelin ,5o Paradise Winter Sweet I—Gust Yake 75 Siberian Crabs I—Nora1 —Nora Bleeke 75 Red Delicious 1 — Morris Bleeke ... .75 2— Jacob J. Schwartz . 50 Any Other Variety 1— Ben Mazelin .75 2— Eli Schwartz 50 Plate of 12 Crab 1— Mary Yake .75 2 — Gust Yake 50 Collection of 10 Plates of Apples 1 — Eli Schwartz $5.00 2— Ben Mazelin 2.50 Plate of 5 Pears —Any Variety I—Elmer1 —Elmer Cook .75 , 2 -Arthur Sebamerloh .50 Plate of 12 Plumbs—any Variety 1 — Dan H. Habegger .65 2 — Morris Bleeke 50 Plate of 5 Quinces 1— Walter Thieme 75 2 — O. J. Sumau 50 Plate of 5 bunches grapes on Stem 1— Mrs. Jacob Wagner 75 2— Gust Yake 50 Specimen Cluster of Apples. on Limb I—Jacob J. Schwartz .75 Best Exhibit of Italian Bees 1— Dr. Branch $5.00 2 — Burt Irelan 3.00 Case of 12 Sections of White Comb Honey 1— P. William Hawkins 2.00 2— Dr. Branch . 1.00 1 Dozen Pint Jars of White Extract Honey 1— Bert Ireland 2.00 2 — Eli Schwartz 1.00 Exhibit Bee Products, Honey, Wax, Etc. I—Bert Ireland 3.00 Best Exhibit of Wax, 10 lbs or More 1 — Dr. Branch 2.00 Best Exhibit of Chunk Honey .I—Dr. Branch 1.00 2— P. William Hawkins 50 o Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller of Indianapolis stopped here a few hours this afternoon on thei rway hom» this afternoon on their way home tended the state bankers conveaI ion.

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