Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-20
PRIZE WINNERS OF
THE CORN CONTEST

second. Sam Benson, Laurel; third
Il. ]. Paul, Gilman.
Class 5.
Best single ear of corn Of any varie
ty, grown in fifth district:
First priZe-One ton of coal, giVei
by Charles w. Brown, $3.50.
Second prize-One box of Graphite
axle grease. Marshall Oil Company
$50.
First, Fred McCulloch, Hartwick;
second, Charles Kueshl, LeGrand
Sweepstakes in Glass /. >, 3, and 5
gold medal George Haddock, Mar
shalltown.
Winner sweepstakes. &. f. Howard
New Providence.
Glass 6.
The best ten ears of yellow corn, II
first district:
Second prize-Furniture, Fred Will
bur, $40.
Second prize-Rocking chair, by Ma
rion Gard, s..
Third Observation-Disclosures, Stricklel
Clothing Company. So.
Fourth priZe-E'irst National bank
81.
Fifth prize-Twenty pound galvan-
lied pail of axle grease, Marshall Oil
Company, s1.50.
Sixth prize--Cash, given by Charles
Buchwald. 81.
First, c. T. Howard, New Provi-
dence; second, Lloyd Springer AL
bion; third, NJ A. Hauser. Liscomb;
fourth II. c. Eckles: fifth, II. J. Rel
del. Albion; sixth, Martin Graham,
Albion.
Class 7.
Best ten ears of white corn, grown
in first district:
First Observation-Disclosures. Britain &
Co. $40
Second prize-Set of carvers. Abbott
& Son. So.
Third prize-Umbrella, Henry Pap
Fourth prize-Cash, First National
bank, 81.
First, G. e. Clapsaddle. Liscomb:
second, Dan Chadwick; third, c. II.
Netf, Liscomb; fourth, Lewis B. Sharp,
Clemens.
Best ten ears Of Calico corn, grown
in first district:
First prize-Iron bed, A. E. Wilbur
& Sons, $40.
Second prize-One piccolo and case.
Eadie- Ward Music Co, So.
Third prize-Nursery stock, II. B.
Nyce. Lscomb, SO.
Fourth prize-Cash, by First Ma
tional bank, 50.
Fifth prize - One twenty-five pound
Graphite axle grease, Marshall Oil
Company. s1.50.
Sixth prize-Cash. Charles Buch-
valid. 81.
First, c. E. Arney, Albion: second.
H. P. Nyce. Liscomb: third. G. F..
Howard, New Providence; fourth,
George Leise. Liscomb: fifth, Dan
Chadwick; sixth, E. S. Grouse, Lis
comb
Best ten ears of yellow corn grown
in second district:
First prize-Merchandise Britain &
Co.. $40.
Second prize-Par wool blankets,
Benedict & Brintnall, Sc.
Third prize-One riding bride,
George Shelter, 81.
Fourth prize-Cash, by First Ma
tional bank, 50.
Fifth priZe-One twenty-five pound
pail Graphite axle grease, Marshall Oil
Company, $15O.
Sixth prize-Cash, Charles Buch-
valid. 81.
First, j. N. Lander; second, Gwinn
Ward third, Fred e. Baum: fourth, "
L. Stubs; fifth, Roe Hiatt; sixth, b.
F. Robinson
Glass 10.
Best ten cars of white corn grown
in second district:
First prize-One ladies' coat, NJ F.
Andrews, $40.
Second prize-One can Dipolene,
Marshall Oil Company. Sc.
Third prize-One bushel timothy
seed, Sloppy Elevator Company, 50.
Fourth prize-First National bank,
81.
Fifth prize-One twenty-five pound
pail Graphite axle grease, Marshall Oil
Company, $3.50
Sixth priZe-Charles Buchwald Mar
shalltoWn, cash, 81.
First, E. L. Williams; second, A. G.
Goecke, State Center; third, Charles
Burt: fourth, James Jensen; fifth, j.
Fl. Packer: sixth, j. T. Lynch, Green
NJ ountain
Glass II.
Best ten ears Calico corn grown in
Second district:
In ,,1,,
valid, $40.
Second prize-Riding bride, I. S.
Gantz, 50.
Third prize, silver cup. R. w. Cham
berlain, So.
Fourth prize-Cash, First National
bank. So.
Fifth prize-sack of flour, E. E.
Benedict & Co. ST. }.
Sixth prize-Cash by Charles Buch-
valid, ST.
First, S. p Johnson: second. V L.
Stubbs: third, r. j. Ingledue. Clemens;
fourth. Stacy Nichols. Clemens: fifth,
George Alexander, State Center; sixth,
J. II. Packer.
Class IL.
Best ten ears sample yellow corn,
grown in Third district:
First prize-Merchandise, George
Gregory. $40.
Second prize rindstone, T. A.
Bondage, So.
Third prize-Timothy seed, 1 bu.,
Sloppy Elevator Company, 81.
Fourth prize-Cash, First National
bank, 81.
Fifth prize-Sacl> of flour, E. E.
Benedict 4 Co, S1.5O.