Creston Review
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2013-10-04
issued: 1921-10-14
description: All the News of the Creston District
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note: ��������� - 'J*T% Virt.-vVTTT. GRE8T0N,-Br"C^. FRID A Yg, OCTOBER -a rtcx-t X*Va������,������ No. 37 800 See Oestosi's 1021 With the finest kind of weather, the biggeat-ever list of entries, the largest attendance and a Hneof outdoor attractions tliat Baye never been excelled, Creston's 1S21 fall fair,' which closed on Wednesday last, will easily go down tinty'history as the-most all round successful exhibition yet held. '"' Not only were the exhibits there as to quantity, hut in the matter of fruit, at -m-j^tmvte,, the quality of the display in. pir the- sections almost was equally ^outstandings and so"uniform**were most^ofcjbhe tiox exhibits that it must surely have been 'by the flip of ^ the opipl that some off the decisions were made go uniformly excellent*. -, wore the box fruits. * ,*,-"' * Tbe-W. V.. Jackson, ranch will- house the Speer' Cup for the best five box lot this year, while Mrs. X W. Hamilton' secures the Canyon City-Lumber'Co., Ltd., Cup for the best three box lot and also lands the prize for the best .packed box ��������� T. tE. Goodwin wa& another exhibitor who went home happy, his honors consisting of the - Review \>U|> t\JX VMS -UDOU Urxtm vnjuv ������ffpi63 in the show, the" best colored Ixw, and also awarded the hest display of fruit in the show. While less fortunate in the matter of gathering silverware L. Littlejohn was quite the-outstanding exhibitor at the fair, having a heavy entry list in both the fruit and vegetables classes, And being tfie bigftestpri'ae wm^ ���������imffflBik)- ^^s^0^4-~i^id^^^--,-r. pomte-m'f^t^^n^lii^Zj^ /$sst boxes taking both^ first and second. Tbe .only outside grower to snake a showing was A. Mackie* of Boswell who tork home first on a plate of Wagners, and seconds on Jonathan and Cos'Orange. ���������" . The show in the livestock section was lighter than formerly. Geo. Hoodjbaptured the Johnson Cup for the best heavy draft team in harness, y 'For the'second time J. H. Webster landed, the -Stockbreeders Cup for…
note: Print Run: 1909-1983 Frequency: Weekly
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Creston (B.C.)
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0173914
language: English
lat: 49.0975
long: -116.5130560
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Creston, B.C. : Creston Printing and Publishing Co.
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