January, 1917 
WISCONSIN HORTICULTURE 
75 
Plate York Imperial — First, 
N. A. Rasmussen. 
Peck Fameuse — First, H. H. 
Harris; second, A. K. Bassett; 
third, J. E. Baer. 
Peck Gano — First, J. E. Baer. 
Peck Golden RusseLL — First, 
Henry Simon; second, Theodore 
Kurtz; third, N. A. Rasmussen. 
Peck Jonathan — First, G. H. 
Townsend. 
Peck Kin g — First, G. H. 
Townsend. 
Peck McIntosh — First, Great 
Northern Nursery; second, N. A. 
Rasmussen. 
Peck McMahon — First, G. A. 
Freeman. 
Peck N. W. Greening — First, 
Great Northern Nursery; second, 
J. E. Baer; third, G. H. Town- 
send. 
Peck Tolman — First, Theo- 
dore Kurtz; second, J. E. Baer; 
third, Henry Simon. 
Peck Wealthy — First, N. A. 
Rasmussen ; second. Great North- 
ern Nursery; third, G. H. Town- 
send. 
Peck Windsor — First, Great 
Northern Nursery. 
Peck Wolf River — First, J. E. 
Baer; second, G. A. Freeman; 
third, N. A. Rasmussen. 
Bushel McIntosh — First, 
Great Northern Nursery. 
Bushel N. W. Greening — First, 
i Great Northern Nursery; sec- 
ond, J. E. Baer. 
Exhibit Crabs 
First, A. C. Boutin: second, 
N. A. Rasmussen; third, L. B. 
Irish. 
Seedling Apple — L. B. Irish. 
Cranberries 
Bennett Jumbo — First, Mrs. 
f S. N. Whittlesey, Cranmoor. 
Bell & Bugle— First, J. W. 
Fitch, Cranmoor. 
Metallic Bell— First, Mrs. S. 
■ N. Whittlesey, Cranmoor. 
Bell & Cherry — First, J. W. 
Fitch. 
Cranberry Sauce, 1 pt. — First, 
Mrs. 0. G. Malde, Grand Rapids; 
second, Mrs. S. N. Whittlesey. 
Pies 
Apple Pie — First, Mrs. Geo. 
Johnson, Madison; second, Mrs. 
E. S. Cooper, Madison; third, 
Mrs. T. E. Holley, Madison. 
Cranberry Pie — First, Mrs. 
Geo. Johnson; second, Mrs. 
Joseph Skelton, Madison; third, 
Mrs. Ed. Larsen, Madison. 
Students Speaking Contest — 
First, C. B. Blosser; second, H. 
W. Albertz; third, M. W. Ser- 
geant. 
Students Judging Contest — 
First, A. R. Llargrave; second, 
J. I. Etheridge; third, J. W. 
Campbell. 
Vegetables 
Best collection, not less than 
10 entries — First, N. A. Ras- 
mussen, Oshkosh; second, John 
F. Hauser, Bayfield: third, E. L. 
Roloff, Madison. 
Six Blood Turnip Beets — 
First, John F. Hauser; second, 
N. A. Rasmussen; third, John 
Hagberg, Bayfield. 
Three Round Turnips — First, 
John F. Hauser; second, N. A. 
Rasmussen. 
Three Rutabagas — First, John 
F. Hauser; second, John Hag- 
berg; third, N. A. Rasmussen. 
Six Chantenay Carrots — First, 
John F. Hauser; second, N. A. 
Rasmussen; third, John Hag- 
berg. 
Six Short Horn Carrots — First, 
John Hagberg; second, John F. 
Hauser. 
Six Salsify — First, N. A. Ras- 
mussen; second, E. L. Roloff; 
third, Christensen A Davis, Osh- 
kosh. 
Three Winter Cabbage — First, 
N. A. Rasmussen; second, John 
F. Hauser. 
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MINNESOTA 
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Nursery Stock 
Complete assortment of 
Fruit and Ornamental 
stock in all varieties suited 
to northern culture. A 
specialty of Hardy Shade 
Trees, Windbreak Stock, 
Evergreens (Coniferous), 
Deciduous Shrubs, Apples 
and Native Plums. 
AGENTS WANTED 
The Jewell Nursery Co. 
Lake City , Minnesota 
Quality Stock 
Strawberries 
Native Plum Apple Small Fruits 
WISCONSIN GROWN 
for Wisconsin Planters. Read our 
Price List before you buy, and 
save money. 
62nd Year 
Kellogg’s Nurseries 
Box 77, Janesville, Wis. 
«We have a Fine Lot of 
Plants for the Garden” 
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J. E. MATHEWSON 
ji SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN 
