Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-20
State College Students Lead in
Journalistic Contest Open
to the World
TAKE 70 PER CENT OF TOTAL
Awarded Thirty.five Out Of Sixty
cement Of National
Corn Exposition Of Chicago An
nounces Outcome Of Corn Article
Contest-Writsrs' Names Unknown.
to r,mes-Republlcan.

| Special to Tunes Republican.
| Ames, Nov 20--That In journalistic
contest open to the world, tho students
OF the Iowa State college were award
ed thirty five out OF sixty places and
captured seventy per cent Of the to-
tai sum Of money offered. Is the latest
news Of an Ames victory.
The management of the National
Corn Exposition OF Chicago has just
made known the outcome Of the corr
article contest, in conjunction with that
great show. The following states We're
represented among the winners in this
literary competition: Kansas Nebras-
ka, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan.
Pennsylvania. Oklahoma and Mis-
souri,. The articles were not to exceed
one thousand words in length and the
names OF the writer's were unknown to
the Judge who passed on the respective
merits OF each article. Mr.. De Witt G.
Wing, editor OF the Breeders Gazette.
Chicago, judged the articles. The fol-
lowing Is list OF awards and the
amount of money won by each person
in the several classes:
Article No. /: Improvement Of
Corn from the Corn Growers Stand
point"
lst-s20-E. c. Langlois, Ames la.
2d--s10-Crvill Nj. kiser, Manhat-
tan, Kas
3d-sS-Will Langwill, Ames.
+ 4th-$7--John 4. Smith, Savoy ILL.,
5th-s6--George C. Pashby. Cedar
Falls.
6th-$5--L. S. Heron. Ames.
: 7th-$4--A. w. Abbott, Morrison. Ill.
Sth--$3--L. A. Bowden, Wisner. Neb
{, sth--$2-E., J. Griffin, Grant Park, Ill.
10th-s1--M. X. yoohis, Gireentown
Ind. ..fh
Article No. Q: Improvement of Corn
from the Corn Breeders Standpoint
1st--$20--E. r. Davis. Ames.
2d-$1O-John Beatty. Ames.
3d-$8--E G. Langlois, Ames.
4th-$7-E. S. Haskell, Ames
5th--s6-clifford v. Gregory, Ames.
.6th-$5-R. A. Arnold, Ames.
7th-$4--G. L. Martin, Ames.
8th-$3--Murl Mcdonald, Ames.
sth-s2--L. A.. Bowden, Wisner, Neb.
1O--$1-E. w. Schoonmaker, Ralston.
Okla.
Article No. 3: Corn Contests"
$2O--Oliyers D. Schock. Ham
burg, Pa. - so5.
-s10--John Beatty, Ames. ass
3d--ss-R. ]. Mason. Ames.
4th--s7-C. I. Mitchell. Arnes.
5th-s6-F. III. Higgins, Ames.
6th-$5-Wi1l Langwill, Ames.
7th-s4-J. d. Ziller. Hawatha, Kas.
Sth--$3--W. A. Hook, Packwood.
9TH -Minnie Jones, Secor, Ill.
10th-$1-E. f. Davis, Anes
Article No. 4: "How Corn Crows
1st-$2O-C. B. Hutchinson, Column
bia, Mo.
2nd--s1O--W. G. Baxter. Ames.
Srd-sS-Will Langwill. Ames.
4th-s7-C. T.. Mitchell, Ames.
F 5th--s6-Clifford v. Gregory, Ames
6th-s5-E. r. Garner, Ames.
Z 7th--$4-G. r. Bliss, Ames.
Sth-$3-E. G. Langlois, Ames.
9th-s2-G. w. Patterson, Ames.
1Oth--$1A Haskins, Urbana, ILL.,
Article No. 5: - Corn Products.''-
$20l-Clifford " Gregory, RAmes.
2nd-$10-G. r. Bliss, Ames.
3rd-$S-sC laud Kinnebrew, Ames.
y 4th-$7--G. w. McDonough. Grass
Creek, Ind.
Article s: Corn and its Uses in
the Kitchen. -
1st-$2o4E. r. Garner, Ames.
ends To- c.. K. Kelsey, Anies.
3rd-$S-Mrs. Bessie Kenyon, Mt.
Carroll, III.
; 4th-s7 -Mrs s. Jennie r. Grain, Elmo,
Mo. : +, slsV SIS
50 7:'rrs L, ,l stoner South
.ss .sas.-@s, ,:s ..,se.ss,s
Neb. ;,+3
Article No 4: sGrowipg- Corn One
Y Hundred Years from Stoday!''- 4.
s1st-$2O--F. H.. Higgins, Ames.
& Id. u NJ q Moore. Chicago.
., 3rd SIC. H.. Mitchell, Anes.
: s4th-$7 w. Patterson, Ames.
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