Magnolia Grange Fair details and awards amid heavy rain
The Magnolia Grange Fair reported heavy rain on the second day yet remained a success with full hog pens, large horse shows, and strong grain entries. Premiums were awarded for corn, wheat, oats, peaches, grapes, and vegetables. relics, displays, and a gasoline engine demonstration complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Morse
J. Funk
Berts
Crow Meadow
W. Hopkins
Granville
Peerny Bronner
Penu
Brannor
Grange Fair Highlights and Address at Lostant Fairgrounds
Visitors from Ottawa La Sallee Peru Normal D Swaney Nebraska Kansas Michigan Chicago attended the fair. J H Brigham of Washington addressed farmers on organization and cooperation as key to agricultural progress. A run of premiums and exhibits covered horses beef cattle sheep poultry vegetables canned goods with numerous winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
la. Sallee
Peru
Fairgrounds
Messrs
Augustine and Keady
Normal
Swaney
Nebraska
Rlth Swaney
Kansas
Hamilton
Galesburg
Conklin
Michigan
A H Gaston
Chicago
Che
M*a- Wilson
Ool
J.'H Brigham
Col ‘Brigham
Illinois
Europe
Department
Agricultural College
Dewey
Vermont Mountain
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tamarin
Preates Baere
Henry
Ithe
Menty Republican
George ‘Bort
Advancs
Vigueis
Republican
Thitraday
Floyd.w. Whittewore
Hangam
Ats Puy Abbott
Ott
Conan Oseph v. Graff
M.O Bigins
Livinguton
Jobiar Kerrick
Woodford
Ventus
Yor
Liont
Edwin 8
Foller
H. Ti Eilland
Sherif
Ibaro W. Waug
Sotoole
S. ‘M. Mal
Magnolia "Grange
Fair
D. H. Bingham
Assistant Secretary OF Agriculture
John
Morse
Peterson
Fred Glover
Lawrence & McKirgan
Ander
William
Boidater
Ben
Wa Hall
Richard Harrison
MJ Hillabrand
Richard ‘Harrison
Floyd Monier
Baddle
Donlap
Maulfair
Jet McKirgan
Lawrence
McKirgan & Lawrence
G.griffith
W.G Griffith
Chester
A.B Wilson
G O Clemens
B .Wilson
Wilson
A .B ‘Wilson
Bilson
J G Clemens
Ori
Milton Ford
Essex
Milton
Ford
Milton” Mere
Li Mille
George Ford
Dan Peterson
H’h Edwards
J M Sy
J W Otto
E B
John M Wilson
W G Griffith
M Wilson
Newbern
WL Mills
Li. Mills
Hwe
R Morris
Newberno
John Watt
Earl
Elizabeth Mulls
LJ. Smith
Lane
Leghorn
Francie
Hamburg
Spangamburg
Houdan
Golden Seabright Bantam Chicks
Kidd
Lula Morris
Orria
Wyandotte
E Smith
Terraotte
Earnest Milla
Wyandotte Oh Chicks
Henry Atherton
Earl K White Weandotte Chicks
Earnest
Ai ‘Winster Wheat
W. “Omnis
George Gregory
H K Smith
Chas
Stockhaus
Whitacre
Chas Coleman
Glenn
George Wolf
John ‘Shaffer
Oate
L Mills
Fred Gresser
EJ Gann
Olover
B Ocalter
JM Wilson
Dent
Donald EF Beck
Otto Halbleib
J J Abernathy
Kate Cassell
A K Smith
Wm Morris
John Morse
Adam Halbleib
Samuel Sipe
James Chance
Carrota
John M Gunn
iMangle Wortzel
H Ransom
John Swaney- Parsnips
John-M Gunn
W Jenkins
JO Shields
O & Ransom
John’ Swaney
O H Ransom
J Abernathy
Orvill Durflinger
HK Smith
Orvill Durffloger
Donald I Beck
Mra
J Chance
H Kmith
Dan Peaches
Cassie
Grane
Sattie Alleman
Osan
M P. Mills
Abernathy
Emp Mills
E Philips
Meineld
Ida ‘Shields
Emp Mil
Dorn Enenoe
Mark “Twain
A. W
Greely
Great Arctic
North Pole
Miss Wilkins
New England
Pembroke
John Wanamaker
America
THE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
the Saturday Evening Post
Benjamin Franklin
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Whitefield
Bureau Co
Robinson
Putnam
John Angeraon
Nam
Willena
First National Bank
Eeeseys
U.S
Total
Tee
State of
Lilinoia
County of Marshall
R. Jones
Caantes R. Ones
Porter
Saary
Bile
W. T. Law
Law
Jones
Addo
Geo
Burt
Texas
United States
California
Houston
Galveston
New York
Henry, Ill
Henry, Il
Slygh
Samuel Case
Bismarck
Santiago
R F Fenno & Co