Premium Winners at Jasper City Fair Horses and Livestock
The Jasper City Fair awarded premiums across horse classes and livestock categories. Prizes ranged from $1 to $7 with many entries from Jasper and Carthage using sponsors like Carthage National Bank, Kellogg Marble, and Gratz Clothing. Winners include George Rex Jasper and O. Thompson Jasper with funds and merchandise prizes for stallions mares and mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage National Bank
George Itex
Jasper
Same Bank
Joe Smith
Carthage
W. S. Crane
George Rex
J. E. Conroy
Bani of
Fine Bank
A. B. Riggs
Kellogg Marble Company
O. Thompson
Howard Gresham
Galloway Drug Company
Alexander Keepper
Turner Harness, Carriage & Furniture Co
Sayers & Seoville
Cattle Department Winners Named at Meseford Meet
In the Meseford cattle show J F Gullok of Jasper led entries in all sections and won prizes. In the Galloway class A M Armstrong of Jasper captured top prizes with his cattle. In the Jersey class Eugene Bonnett offered five dollars for best cow of any age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leggett & Platt
Frank Gulick
Jasper
EB. A. Armstrong
Perry Grisham
Armstrong
H. C. Earl
J. F. Gullok
A. Bi. Armstrong
Eugene Bonnett
Poland China Swine Show Awards Totals Announced
Swine department held a Poland China show with several herds and many fine specimens. Ed Davis and Tom McCall dominated top prizes across boar and sow categories including best pen awards and multiple premiums across Jasper Carthage routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Amd
Carthappe
Furniture Company
Ed Davis
Jasper
Walter Dodd
Rainwater Bros
Carthage
Tom McCall
Jesse Sullens
John Marrs
Daugherty & Ackerly
Ed Davin
Tom Patterson
Sheep Dept Hille Bros Win All Four Jasper Prizes
Sheep Department Hille Bros of Jasper captured the four prizes in the classes they entered, being the sole exhibitors of sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hille Bros
Jasper
Poultry Show Winners list from Jasper area fair
The notice lists poultry department prizes with winners by breed including White Plymouth Rocks Black Minorcas and Tolands Reds. Names such as Miss Althex Armstrong Rosa Dawson Mrs B H Janney I G W Brown Roy Thedford and Jasper residents appear among first and second prize awards for hens pullets and cockerels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocks
Althex Armstrong
Brown
Janney
Jasper
Tollets
G. W. Brown
Roy Thedford
Jas
Rituabls
D. Trintett
Local fair prizes listed for best 10 cars and crops
A long list of prizes and winners from Carthage area fairs shows Best 10 cars in yellow and white corn categories with $2.50 prizes, Best 10 ears various corn, best 4 bushel wheat, oats and rye, and numerous other farms and garden awards. Winners include W. H. Queen of Carthage Route 1, Joplin Daily Globe subscriptions, A. A. Foster of Jasper, Tom McCall of Carthage, and J. A. Cochran among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer King
Carthage
W. H. Queen
A. A. Foster
Jasper
Hood-Higdon Implement Company
W. A. Sweezy
Drake Hardware Company
Tom McCall
McDaniel Milling Co
J. H. Whittle
Golden City
J. A. Cochran
Timothy
Gene Milton
J. A. Boyd
Harry Norris
Rosa Dawson
F. A. Baston
M. Davisson
J. Owings
Thomas Fruit Company
George P. Lowery
Holbrook Drug Co
Carr
Willis Carns
Henry Pugh
IF. Whitsell
Batavia
Mi Mongoreny Company
Carthy Io Late
Handsome Silk Quilt Wins at Carthage Fair
At the Fine Arts department event in Carthage, Mrs. E. A. Castleberry of Jasper won the handsomest silk quilt with a 2.50 prize and picture offered by Gammon Music. Second place went to Mrs. E. H. Onstott of Jasper. The wool quilt category was won by Mrs. E. H. Onstott with Elsie Kaufman as second. Multiple craft and crochet prizes followed, with winners including Mrs. A. Benson, Mrs. J. E. Carter, and Mrs. Ti. D. Crawford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gammon Music Company
Carthage
E. A. Castleberry
Jasper
E. H. Onstott
Gammon Music, Company
Elsie Kaufman
W. T. Roach
Ti. D. Crawford
Mabel Harris
Ed C. Price
Er. H. Onstott
L. T. McCune
B. M. Faris
F. M. Killey
J. Goo
Hackett
Harry
Norris
J. Good
Mary
Drake
Alma Stark
Grace Rice
Bradford Fruit Company Victory in Carthage Fair
Mins Pearl Riley of Jasper won top honors for tallest stalk of corn with ear. C D Stith placed second and I A Baston took Best 100 ears corn. Dr. Everett Powers offered a $5 prize. Ernest McConnell won, second prize went to George McConnell for shaving mirror from Jackson Drug Company. William Patterson and J A Patterson shared top and second in kaffir corn. J E Hull of Jas won Nicest jar honey. F M Killey won best jar sorghum from home grown cane with second place to F M Killey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Fruit Company
Carthage
Mins Pearl Riley
Jasper
C. D.stith
I’. A. Baston
Everett Powers
Ernest McConnell
Jackson Drug Company
George McConnell
William Patterson
J. A. Patterson
F. A. Boston
Elsie Kaufman
J. E. Hull
F. M. Killey
The Baby Show at Carthage and Jasper Winners
A local baby show lists multiple divisions with first and second premiums. Hazel Alberta Donnell, Dorothy Ridgely, Elmer Wescott’s daughter, and Helen Chapman win in various age groups from Carthage and Jasper. Baby Murray Eugene Lewis and Charley L Jr. Bradshaw earn top premiums in boy divisions. A mother of a prettiest baby wins a decorative chair prize in the live fair event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay Bros
Carthage
Hazel Alberta
Bert Donnell
Jasper
Dorothy
M. C. Ridgely
A. L. Thomas
Elmer Wescott
Helen
G. W. Chapman
Murray Eugene
E. E. Lewis
Dr. Gibson
Charley L., Jr
Charley L. Bradshaw
Melton Lee
Ernest Crawford
Murrell
Clarence Hammond
Lon Carter
Don Parker
H. 1
Stockdale
Lamar
Seeepstakes
Jerry N. Taylor
E, Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jasper City Fair
Horse Department
Geo
Martin
Secmut
PL Lowry
Nels Anderson
Charles McClintock
Don Janney
W. H. Ward
Ward Reaper
H. A. Vincent
G. W. Hay
Grant Lemasters
Louis Hartley
C. Powell
Willard St. John
Myles and
Jacks
Robert Kinkaid
Knell Undertaking Company
Royse Tithe and Security Co
Virgil Costley
Calhoon- Putnam Lumber Co
Virgil Coatley
Blue Boy
W. E. Mackey
John Marsh
Jersey
Keifer
Roy Radford
Silver Campines
H. L. Hille
A. Jasper
DeFrees Millinery Co
Althea Armstrong
Kearney- Damon Company
John Gresham
Swine Department
Sheep Department
the Poultry Department
Corpiay Troian
Jach Lenestians
Charles Stith
Arm Products
Ars
Ion
Tait
Pearl Killey
Tee
Il Ion
S R
Gonder
Fine Arts
Children’s Department
Alberta Hutsell
Ruth Good
Ester Ferguson
Dorotha Hille
Karl Leiss
Bertha Jackson
Vergie Stith
Floy Rudy
Creta Kunkler
Bessie Tiller
Mary Hille
Ethel Gresham
J. N. Marsh
Rose Mercantile Company
Nellie Thompson
F. S. Webster
H. P. Hall
Maude Rice
Wallingford
icGregor
Thomas Marsh
H. G. Griffin
Fruit Company
Mary Hatfield
Robile Cune
Exhibilie Thompeo
J. Neher
J. M. Rex
Emma Dodd
Mary Drake
F. M. Owings
W. D. Mullen
Domestic Science Department
Clark Eckman Shoe Company
Ed Hille
Mra
D. Stith
Kil Hille
Verg Cavenee
C. D. Stith
Very Cavenoe
J. E. Cathers
F. F. Follmer
B. H. Janey
Anna Donald
Goldie Phipps
W. EB
Patterson
J. S. Sella
McCutcheon-Hughes Shee Company
Wom
W. Carns
Leta Byers
T. H. Hammond
Schooler Grain Company
R. C. Conder
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