| Show SHOWS EXCELLENT CLIMATE AND SOIL tho the uintah county fajr fair opened wednesday under a favorable sky and much interest among the people on the whole the fruit exhibit la IA the best beat ever seen seea la the county 0 so o also Is tile the vegetable ablo show in the words of dr iran 8 harris of the A C fruit and vegetables seem to grow right out of the ground prolific rank I 1 hardly cau can find v a term to signify the abundant vig growth your climate seems areias to produce the presence of dr frank 8 harris alsa mccheyne McC beyne and john T calne caine UI as judekis has haa made good fooling feeling everywhere and has baa added one of the strongest est educational features to the fair that could be theae college people took a lively interest la in the exhibits and the in statute work was waa ver good and la is greatly appreciated among the high lights of the fit fair r this year may be mentioned the fruit exhibit first the produce next the honey tha livestock poultry domestic art domestic domebo alc tlc science and then the individual shows such as aa the newton brothers harness display which shows the leather manufacturing industry of vernal the eagle market meat display was very fine as also were exhibits of the vernal market and the vernal confection cry was perhaps no exhibit that attracted more more general attention than did the green river farm show made by ay george A altogether it was a liberal education in the wide range of climate and great fertility of soil boll of uintah county mr made up ha his exhibit as follows two larl ariet eUes les of field corn two of swett corn two of pop corn tour four of wheat four of beans beang three of peas six elx varl etlea ot of squash pump mn kin two of cucumbers two of two table beets sugar beets beeta alfalfa seed sun flowers flax peanuts sweet potatoes irish potatoes peppers egg plant tomatoes three kinds water melons musk melons canta loupes cabbage kale aage and the following seed sugar beet lettuce peas leans beans melons corn wheat flax radish kershaw hers kers baw peanuts sweet corn the real excellence of the 1912 fair Is best seen through the list of premium awards the rush of preparation pa ration for shipping uintah coun tys exhibit to the state fair has haa prevented the compilation of the awards for publication before next week but all in all this has been splendid fair fair comment this Is the prettiest plate of peaches grown by S R sutherland I 1 have seen in utah this year dr frank S harris the ragle kagle market meat display Is as aa fine as I 1 ever saw in any fair last east or west john T calne caine HI this sample of macaroni wheat grown by edwin bingham is the best in the show these potatoes lester bingham exhibit are perfect doth both ought to go to the state fair the A N billings potatoes and the geo A beets beeta are too large you must educate your farmers out of the notion of seek ing the extra ordinary the freaks and get them to is elect lect the medium sized commercially perfect products like the lester bingham potatoes such things will pull down sweep steaks every tomell time dr harris your greatest need Is 9 perman ent fair ground and it la Is just as good a mile or more from town it will pay tor for itself john T calne caine hr Test new riot not ts la a motto for every farmer george austin 11 liberty will put it ashley v valley alley tit at tho the 1913 county fair 0 7 R B bartlett premium awards dest best district display first prize maeser ward second arhe vernal first ward best individual display of fruit first arthur Watkins second mrs airs P L young best bottled fruit miss alles may beers beens first and mrs R A dean second rest bast display dismay of jelly mrs airs rosella osella Il calder first and mra airs R A dean second on the race track 3 8 running cap whitlock first dd C sumner summer second harass race george illson first ra hd S sumner second saddle pony andrew N king first J 11 second relay saddle horse borse race 5 horses alne hatch against dark clark hatch won yard dash zelph calder first hine hatch rode the broncho wilt eat cat tor for a purse of 8 mammoth turnip alile bascom of naples blouw in the largest turnip 35 inches around and weighing 24 a pounds |
