Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 243, 30 September 1906 — Page 3

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a STREET FAIR IS DECIDED SUCCESS Jambridge City's First Annual Agricultural Show Comes to an End. WARDING THE PREMIUMS THE COMPLETE LIST ANNOUNCED OF THE LUCKY INDIVIDUALS WHO CARRIED OFF THE BLUE RIBBONS." Cambridge City, Sept. 29, (Sp!.) Despite the bad weather prevailing yesterday the street fair was well attended and the exhibits which were on view in front of the various stores received much attention. Ths fair closed yesterday. The prizes were awarded and the winners of first, second and third prizes were as follows: Best peck of corn William Wolfe, John Copeland and William Fawcett. Heaviest head of cabbage J. Bradway. Largest pumpkin Carl KHeber-and Samuel Snyder. Best peck fall apples David Port, and C. P. Ward. Fancy work Mrs. Clara Shalley, Mrs. George Martz. Best pack of sweet potatoes Jno. Fulghum and Urias Bertsch. Longest stalk of corn Lew Hosier r.nd A. Daugterty. Best peck of . white onions Ralph nrd Lcren Chanire. r.ezt peck of pop-corn Albert and A. R. Tyler. Pest driving horse Clem Johnson and Henry Larson. Eest po ind cf batter Mrs. Samuel Ulrich. Mrs. Maggie Harris and Mrs. A C. Haner. ' Best re:k cf wheat Fiank McCIain and -Israel Ulrich, Mrs. Calvin Meyers. Best loaf of bread Mrs. James Thompson and Mrs Thoiuxs Peet. Best cake Mrs. Clara V. Rsigle, ard Mrs. E. Meyers. k-'est peck of rrilte cats Mose Myers and John Mile. White corn John TuLbo, E. Macy and A. Miller. Eest peck red onion? Emma Day is and Florence Willis. Best peck of tomatoes Levi Beard, Morris Howard and F. M. Sand. Best peck quinces Mrs. iemree and Nettie Spencer, j Best peck pears Mrs. William Thompson and William Dill. Rest peck of winter apples L. P. Klieber and. Isaac Wfciteley. Best slass of jelly Mrs. Clarence b

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Marson a.nd Mrs. J. E. Morgan. Yellow corn Isiah Fricker, Jerry Coles and Parry - Sar-ber? Best dozen eggs Edna Kellam, John Hunt and Hrook Legg. Best head of cabbage Mrs. Jennie Morris and Mrs. Urias Bertsch. Largest young Ilymouth Rock roster Ed. Bertsch, Samuel Ulrich and Thomas Scott. Best pair of spring chickens Charles Wolford. Best peck red beets Grant Wright. Best pumpkin Prizes not awarded. Best pie squash C. Wolford and James Shank. Best cake Mrs. J. Marsk, Mrs. Louis Hosier and Mrs. Joe Moore. Best peck of potatoes C. TT. Reiser and Samuel Ulrich. $1.25 Round Trip to Indianapolis. Sunday , Set. 7, from Richmond Special train leaves 8:20 a. m., over Pennsylvania Lines. 30-2-4-6 Palladium Want Ads Pay. G

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