Livestock Show Highlights Versatile Entries At Fair
The exhibit lists Shorthorns and Herefords with multiple bulls cows and calves judged by W W Sutherland and H W Weiss, plus prize goats sheep swine poultry and crops. Local farmers J Hamann John McLean Frank Doherty well represented as judges and exhibitors across cattle horses ponies and produce categories.
Best varieties of preserves and pickles at show
Plum preserves and peach butter win best honors as McKee and Large families dominate awards in fruit preserves. Cucumber pickles sweet and sour, crab apple and green varieties win top prizes. Canned fruits lead with apples grapes peaches and berries earning multiple firsts and seconds across many exhibitors.
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H H McKee
S Redmond
H. Wright
G. Schweppe
J O Stuckslager
Mre J. ‘Saylor Treton
J J Large
HM Corwin
James Downey
Taylor Ton Jet
H BH McKee
H McKee
N J McKee
Jas Downey
H A McKee
N J. Me
H’ Wright
Wright
G Schweppe
C 'Thomas
Chas McKee
H Wright
C Thomas
J A Gartland
A Thomas
G Sweppe
H‘h McKee
H W Wright
Handwork prize list features numerous named makers
A long list of winners and participants from Braycovet to Shel don and Bathenburg for various drawn work, embroidered pieces, pillow covers, lace and crochet items. Names include Dora Peterson Sheldon, Anna Roelofs, Miss Finch, Miss Gist, Kate Schemmer, Rosalie Zweibel, Anna Elder, and many others across multiple needlework categories.
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A. Roelofs
E'A Lutz
GL Hurd
A A Roberts
J. Rowe
Hull
4. Roelofs
C Vander Laan
F A Scott
Nona Roelots
Cady
Li Sipma
N J Mckee
John McKellar
C Finch Hawarden
Peterson Sheldon
Dora -Peterson Sheldon
Dora’ Peterson Sheldon
Dor Peterson
Braycovet
RE Roantreé
Anna Roslots
Dora Peterson Shelston
Jennie Vincent
James Thomas
A Zweibel
Migs Youngerson Doon
Eidacheloth
D Peterson
Sheldon Gonter Piace
A Roberts
Aja
Roberts
Tappy
Cover
Lutz
Ai Pers
Lizzie Foppe Battenburg
Mra Roberts Ryman
Te Peeberta
Dora Peterson Sheland
Bathenburg
G W Harkins
Anna Roelot
St. Francis
Anna Reslots
Baltonburg
Dora Peterson
Mathine
Anna
Wi. H
Anna Roelofs
Delft
Vincent Netting
McArthur Biscult
J A‘gartland Ountling
J A Gartland
Mra K. McCulloch
Maud’ Matthews
W Kent
O.W Kent
Dora Peterson Sheldon
Dora Peter- Sop'Sheldon
Dora ‘Peterson Sheldon
Battenburg
Sheldon
Shelao
Miss Anton
St. Piraneis
St Francis
Clara
Vorge
Greddovenchild
Auta-Elder
Anna Elder
HH. McKee
Mra C Mckee
Miss Gist
Verna Thayer
Misa Finch
Iawarden
Anna Eider
Miss Finch
Hawarden
Mawar
Emma Brehm
Burlington Wisconsin
Muno
Whittemore
Kate Schemmer
Anna Hemingfield
Kate Schenmer
Katie Walpole
Daisy Behm
Burlington
Wisconsin
Emma Peterson Sheldon
Rosalie Zweibel
Anna Henningfeld
Ellen Hanlon
Har] Leonard
Nina Leonard
Frank Schemmer
Plant and flower show prizes awarded in divisions
A clipped list of prize winners from a local plant and flower show notes multiple varieties including begonias oleanders palms and roses with recipients such as Mrs John Parkinson Mrs W C Leonard Kate Schemmer and Mrs D Scanlon. Special premiums and a canned preserves prize from Skewis Lumber Co are also mentioned.
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McCulloch
Georgia ‘Knapp
Cala
Ula
John Parkinson
Kate Schemmer
Rex Begonia
W C Leonard
Idredge
Palms
R EE Roantree
Gartland
Ate Colonnier
Benl Twick
Pinks
W . Leonard
Verbenas
Ht EH Rounds
Roses
D Scanlon Geraviums
W- Leonard
James Downey
Dahlias
A. Zweibel
C Leonard
Divigion
Lumber Co
Prizy
Leonard Geo Alars
Jan
Willies and Annie Bloomers Tie Knot With Town Decor Confusion
A western editor reports Willie Stork and Annie Bloomers wed at a church last night. The ceremony featured borrowed flowers and improvised décor amid mixed feelings from members. The bride wore a home sewn gown. the groom a $10 hand me down suit. They left by morning train for St Louis. The groom's $27 monthly salary is noted and a dog claims the cake.
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Willie Stork
Annie
Overtown
Sallie Potts
St.Louis
Madiey
Willie
Willis
Crop Report Shows Most Uniform Harvest in Two Decades
USDA weekly crop report for week ending September 10 notes warm dry weather with little rainfall outside northern areas. Corn ripening favors threshing with about 80 percent safely harvested. Statewide crop prospects described as the most uniformly good in two decades, with bountiful forage and strong yields for flax seed millet buckwheat sorghum and potatoes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Colt
J “Hamann
Ast, Corwin and
H _Simmingma
D Scanlan
WO Leonard
John, McKellar
Jyh Blatherwick
George ’Perrigo
Shera
Grace
Cours
John Hamann
Inwood
H. Corwin
R E Roantree
P D Fuller Sutherland
W J McLean
H W. Weiss Sutherland
Walpole Bros
P.D Fuller Sutherland
Puller Sutherland
W. J McLean
Heller
H W Weiss ‘Sutherland
P D Fuller Suth Erland
Heifer Calf
Walpole, Bros
Herefords
Ball
Ji Elliott
Suth
Erland
E J Elliott
H J Elliott
J ‘Hlloitt
Sutherland
F Ellis
D ‘Fuller ‘Suther
Frank Doherty
Frank Dohertyyicm
Doherty
Corwin
Wrank Doherty
H'M Corwin
Yoland
Chinas
T ‘Schmidt
B. C
Wallig
J Miller
Fred. Heisig
Boyden
Will Gyossenburg
Dick Ver Mulen
E Eldredge
Smythe
Plymouth Rock
Elymont Rock
Chicke
Joe Griffith
Alfred Scott
Will Grossenburg
Dan Eh
Dokarty
J Grossenburg
Herbert Zwiebel
Wm Richter
H Blatherwick
Lewis
Van _ Eldik
Joe Turner
E Buck
E Mulvehill
O McElroy
D McKeegan
John McKeegan
KA Butz
R‘simmonsima
J Johnson Inwood
WJ Taylor
J Turner
T-Klay
A Lutz
J Hensing
PN Klannstad
Geo Mitchell
D van Riddick
A. Wright
J.johnson Inwood
Mrs C Kent
J J Johnson Inwood
Earl Leonard
Joel Turner
R Siemensma
Fine Arts
Lizzie Foppe
Hasie Roantree
J Thomas
Geof
Wetherby
Flowers
J C Vitzthum
J. Thomas
J .Thomas
Paris
Roafftree
Carrie Youngerson
Meee
Jos Thomas
den Battenburg
Finch Hawarden
Steinburg
CU McKee
M Blink
J Minertee
J Rowell
Grace Redmond
GM Elder
Jongest
Ear
State Bank
Nina
L Leonard Minard
Trutagul Pelter
Weekly Crop Report
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