Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-20
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Best ten ears of Calico corn grown
In Third district:
First prize-500 tile, G. A. Buchwald
SO.
second prize-One bottle perfume
Mcbride & Will Drug Co. So.
Third prize-One silk waist A. II
Simon, s3.75.
First, Henry Carey; second, S. L
Millhiser; third, r. j.. Keepers.
Glass IS.
Best ten ears of yellow corn grown
in Fourth district:
First prize-Saddle and bride $40
Second prize-Mccormack sickle
grinder. Gimre K Co, 50.
Third prize-One picture, j. l.. Sim
mons, $3.50.
Fourth prize-Casll, First National
bank, 81.
; Fifth prize Merchandise, Let's
Fletcher Company. $l.50.
First, Sam Benson, Laurel; second
R. j. Paul, Gilman: third, l.. j. Ma
son, Melbourne; fourth, Ray Trumbull
Nancleye; fifth. d. g. Maytag, Laurel
Class 49,
Best ten ears of white corn grown
in Fourth district:
First ze-Merchandise. Britain &
Co. $40.
Second prze-Cash, MarshaIltown
State bank, 50.
First, A. Nj. Warden, Melbourne;
second, w. NJ Warden, Melbourne.
Glass II.
Best ten ears of Calico corn grown
! in Fourth district:
/ First ize-AIerchandise, Let's
Fletcher Company, $40
Second prize-Times- Republican. one
| years subscription 20 daily SO.
| Third Observation-Disclosures, Let's
Fletcher Company, $3.50.
First. H. c. Buck, Rhodes: second,
| G. j. Buck, Rhodes; third, A. w. War
den Melbourne.
Glass 10.
Best ten years of yellow corn grown
in fifth district:
First prize-Merchandi E. r. Lay,
Marshalltown. $40
Second Observation-Disclosures, f. r.
Lay. 50.
First, p w. Hilsabeck, Grundy Cen
! ter second, Charles kueshl, Lee
! Grand
Class 81.
Best thirty ears of yellow corn
grown in or outside of Marshall coun-
| ty:
First prze-Ladias' suit case, Whit
! ten & Whitehead. S1.75.
/ Second prize-One block and tackle,
Bondage Hardware Company, 81.
! Third prize-Cash, by City National
Bank 50.
First, Fred Mcrulloch, Hartwicll;
second, Charles Chinn third. II. c..
Eckles.
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Best thirty ears of white corn grown
in or outside of Marshall county:
First prize-500 brick. given by I. S.
Fingle $3.50.
Second prize--Shoes, George Traut-
mann, 81.
Third prize-Cash, by City National
Bank, 50.
First, e. l.. Williams: second, c. c..
Damien, Melbourne: third, H. H. Hayn.
Class %.
Best thirty ears Calico corn grown
in our outside of Marshall county:
First prize-Plush robe, by Binga-
man Harness Company. IS.
Second prize-Perfection saw, Ed
ward Heinz, 50.
Third prize-Cash, by City National
Bank, 80.
First. c. E. Arney, Albion; second.
H. P. Nyce. Iiscomb; third, e. S.
Grouse, Liscomb.
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Best fifty ears Of yellow corn grown
First priZe-Two squares of red
rubberoid roofing. Citizens Lumber
Company, So.
Second prize-one barrel vinegar.
Marshall Vinegar Company. 81.
Third prize-Cash. by City National
Bank. SO.
First. Fred McCulloch. Hartwick;
second: S. w. Myers, LaMoille; third,
H. c. Eckles.
Glass rs.
Best fifty ears white corn grown in
or outside Marshall county:
First prize-One Holland wise. Alb
bolt & Son. Sc.
Second prize-One lap robe, James
Carmody, 81.
Third prize-Cash. by City National
Bank, So
First, e. L. Williams: second. c. G.
Damien, Melbourne; third, ]. H. Pack
err.
Class 26.
Best fifty ears Calico corn grown in
or outside Marshall county:
First prize-Fifteen gallons syrup,
Marshalltown Syrup Company $3.50.
First, E. S. Grouse, Liscomb.
Class 81.
Best 100 ears Of corn. any variety,
grown in or outside Marshall county:
First prize-One road wagon. given
by Marshall Buggy Company 800.
Second prize-Culvert by Jackson
Culvert Company. s25.
Third prize-Cash, by City National
Bank. Sc.
First. Charles Chinn: second. F. S.
Grouse. Liscomb: third Fl. G. Eclles.
There We're no entries in classes 10
and 20, and in some of the other class
es there We're not as many entries as
prizes.
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