Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-01
Hawkeye State Takes a Large
NumberofIndividual Prizes
at the Exposition
SEVENTEEN GRAND PRIZE
In Addition 20 tho Seventeen Awards
to the State as Whole, Individual
Exhibitors Received Twelve Gold,
Eight Silver and Twenty four
Bronze Medals.
Special to Times Republican.

Sioux City, Dec. /. = Will
c. Whiting, of Whiting, Iowa who
had charge OF Iowa's agricultural
exhibit at tile Louisiana purchase ex-
position at st. Louis, was in Sioux City
today, and brought with him a list
of individual Iowa prize winners at
the exposition. This list was given
him at st. Louis few days ago. after
the awards had been made. Three OF
the individual medal winners are from
this county, J. M. Stewart and Harvey
Turner of Sioux City, and H. s.
Brown Of Sergeant Bluff.
Besides seventeen grand prizes.
awarded to the state as whole, lndl-
vidual lowe. exhibitors received twelve
gold prizes, eight silver and twenty
four bronze.
Grand prizes were awarded to Iowa
for collective exhibit of grains and
grasses In sheaf, hard spring wheat,
yellow oats Kentucky blue grass. black
barley, German millet seed, timothy
seed, mammoth red clover, millet in
sheaves, silver hulled buckwheat, TIM
othy in sfeaf, field and garden peas,
white fall rye, Alsike clover seed, red
top seed, collective exhibit Of corn ana
artistic cereal decorations ana nne
quality of grains and grasses In addl-
ton, Iowa received gold medals on put
ter, flax seed and castor beans, ana
silver medal on comb honey.
In judging the individual exhibitors
in the agricultural department., the
Judges established the rule that ,ex-
hibits scoring more than 95 points
should receive gold medals; those
from 80 to 95 points, silver medals, and
those from IS to 80 points, bronze med
ais.
The Individual Winners.
Iowa winners of gold medals togeth-
err with the cereals upon which the
medals We're awarded, follow;
w. P. Coon, Ames, corn.
e. C. Forest, Miles, corn.
George S. Forest, Miles, corn,
f. ]. G,.stet, Delhi corn.
D. 3. Minis, Emerson, corn.
Fred Nuns, Emerson, corn.
Henry Minis, Emerson, corn.
Fred Hethashac, Des Moines, barley.
Leonard Newton. Newton, corn.
Charles Shaw, Emerson. corn.
Asa Tucker. Maxwell, corn.
Iowa winners of silver medals, with
the cere,lls exhibited. follows:
J. e. Campbell, Ames; corn.
Fred IIethershaw, Des Moines; fax
seed and corn.
Williarn Hilker, Des Moines; corn.
j. w. Minis, Emerson; corn.
A. L. Plumer, Altoona; grasses and
corn.
J. NJ. Stewart, Sioux City; corn.
Thomas Thompson, Emerson:
corn.
Iowans who won bronze medals, all
being uron corn exhibits, follow:
Samuel Albright, Greene county.
w. ID. Bowers, Whiting.
H. s. Brown, Sergeant Bluffs.
G. G. Chandler, Jefferson. !.
F. M. Danner, Clarke county.
O. j. IEaston, Whiting.
w. F. Farrell, Emerson.
Verne M. Felwer, Washta.
Henry George, Arlington.
George A. Grass, Council Bluffs.
Charles Haldren, Castana.
H. r. Knight, Fage county.
Perry Livinggood, Castant, Monona
county.
w. H. Lovill, onawa, Monona coun-
ty.
e. II. Northrop, Boone, Boone coun-
c. G. oliver. onawa. Monona coun-
ty.
John sheedy, castana, Monona coun-
ty.
Early q. Smith, Webster City. Ham
ilton county.
Charles F.. steen, Muscatine, Musca-
tine county.
John sunburg, Whiting, Monona
county. u.
Ross Bratharx, Turin, Monona coun-
ty.
Warren wimegat, Turin. Monona
county
Harvey Turner, Sioux City.
H II. Woodrow. Malvern, Mills
county.