Premium livestock and produce show results listed
A long list of first and second prizes from a livestock and produce exhibition. Winners include Wenner Bros and A G Collet for mares and colts, J F Shuman and G A Kennerley for various cattle apples and sheep, and multiple farmers such as Lloyd Yohe, Ray Hunter, H F Roynon, and S M Ranger for plates of apples, corn, pumpkins, and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Hurd
F. W. Hurd
Wenner Bros
A. G. Collet
Venner Bros
Mark Karr
Riester
Fruit and Vegetable Show Winners Listed in Detail
The record lists numerous first and second place awards across categories including onions, cucumbers, pickles, cauliflower, Concord grapes, Niagara plate, yellow and stone heart varieties, Ponderosa, spring wheat, Red Cross, Big Tour, raspberries, and flowers. Winners include Tracy Johnson, C. J. Walters, Edward Davidsson, S. M. Ranger, Mrs Jerry Carothers, George Wolfrum, Jacob Fruth, J. T. Edmondson, G. A. Kennerley, Lewis A. Myers, Mrs Lawrence Straw, and J A Kimmel among others.
Agricultural fair results parade vegetables and pumpkins
The report lists multiple categories with growers and placings. Winners include pumpkins by Wm. Pierce and Wesley Phillips, beets by 8 M. Ranger and J. Shine, and plate oranges by Mrs Jenny Nigh. Other top places note turnips melons and carrots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pierce
S. M. Ranger
Wesley Phillips
J. Shine
Cy J. Walters
Jenny Nigh
Lawrence Straw
Oxhart
Edward Davidson
Carey Woman Dies After Lingering Illness
A Carey woman aged twenty one died after a long illness described as consumption. Her funeral took place last Friday at St Joseph's church. Gov Cox scheduled to speak in Carey at 1:00 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
Gov. Cox
Carey
Rhubarb Note Linked to J A Journal Entry
A fragment shows 5 stalks of rhubarb attributed to J A with a note that the item is to be continued in a future entry.
Carey Times October 1900 Highlights
Prices note crude oil at 77 cents a barrel and five cent mackerel at Frederick's. Local notices report marriages of Willis Dible to Lucile Roynon and Alarion Folk to Clara Spaythe, plus deaths of Mrs. John Tyson and Miss Anna Haferd. Newhard Bros. & Co. promote men’s suits at 10 dollars and announce relocation to Cardy. Rev Smoke presides at services. council meets in regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Dible
Lucile Roynon
W. W. Sherrick
Foster
Chambers
Hart Clerk
McGuire
Perkins
Ryder
Stahl
Seaman
Our Lady of Consolation Church
J. G. Mizer
Charles Kennerley
Emma Strickfadden
John Tyson
United Evangelical Church
Smoke
Anna Haferd
Frank Haferd
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Carothers
J. F. Shu
J. F. ‘Shuman
J. F. Shuman
Ray Hunter
Poland
China
Lloyd Yohe
Ewe Lamb
Ram
G. A. Kemerley
Ewe
Carothers & Dow
Timothy
L. A. Kemerley
Lawrence
Ed Shuman
Golden Heart
F. EF. Scheel
John Shireman
H. C. Billings
George Brown
Wolf River
H. F. Roynon
Grimes Golden
Mat Tracy
A. J. Ruehle
Rhode Island Greening
Kloopfer Bros
Ruthelnia Wonder
Baldwin
J. W. Wright
White Pippin
W. E. Kimmel
Kleopfer Bros
Cat Head
Northern Spy
Peach
Henry Lucius
Peck
H. F
Ger
S. M. Ran
Plate
Golden Sweet
Fleck
Clarence Hagley
Wealthy
C. A. Cooper
Stark
C. J. Walters
Harvey Wonder
Lincoln
E.M
Burson
Carmen
Frank Eakin
J. Haines
Kieffer
G. A. Kennerley
Wenner
Dutchess
S. A. Chesebrough
W. S. McKinnon
Jacob Fynth
Bert Hudson
Sheldon
H. Fleck
Sugar
Louise
Hubbard
Blue Hubbard
George W. Starr
Simon Livingston
Tracy Johnson
John Alspach
A. J. Collet
Carl Ish
A. G. Kennerley
G. W. Croker
Pilate Ito San Soy
J. E. Wright
Ed. Shuman
Richard Frederick
M. C. McBeth
Yellow Globe
Winter Onions
Concord Grapes
Jerry Carothers
Niagara
Jerry Cardthers
George Wolfrum
Stone Heart
Ponderosa
Spring Wheat
John Haines
Red Cross
Jacob Fruth
J. T. Edmondson
S. M. Romig
Raspberries
Regis—lirst
Lewis A. Myers
Edward David
J. A. Kimmel
J. Oa. Kimmel
Plate Orange’ Quince
M. Ranger
Miss Gertrude England
Wakefield
Wesley Philips
Tate Winstead
Elberta
Crawford
Cantelope
Cantelope Unkown
S. A. Ghesebrough
Keller
Studebakers
Studebaker
Detroit
C. F. Sutter
Carey Times Office
Carey Times
Frederick's
Charles Brown
Homer Wonder
Findlay
Newhard Bros. & Co
Clothiers
Julia Miller
Charles Copp
Robert Ewing
Daniel Walters
Zion Bloom
J. EB. Nichols
Pittsburg
Laura Box
Carey, Ohio
Ance Street
Holland
Vic Donahey
Joseph McGee
W. A. Julian
U. S
Dan Butler
Kent E. Keller
Illinois
Upper Sandusky Band
Wharton
Donahey, Butler and
Eak
McCutchenville
Sycamore