Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-08
SWEEPSTAKES 70 MINIS
Emerson Man Secures Highest
Honors at Corn Competition
at State College
BEST FIFTY EARS EXHIBITED
Winner Son Of the Originator of the
Variety Entered-other Prize Win
ners in the $4,000 Competition Under
Direction Of Iowa Corn Growers As
ISOLATION.

ISOLATION.
Special to Tlmes-Repuplican.
Ames, Jan. S.-The following are the
awards made in addition to those al
ready announced in the competition
for the prizes offered by the Iowa
Corn Growers Association, which
hung up purses totaling $4,000:
Glass e.
(Amateurs, best ten ears, any VARIETY.
Northern Section.-E. r. Mawdsley,
Burt; Charles johnson, Hawarden; Joe
kramer, Elkader; c. L. Strum, James,
vile; William ]. Eral, Pocahontas.
Sweepstakes, Northern Section.-E.
r. MaWdsley, Burt; Charles Johnson,
Hawarden; Joe Kramer, Elkader.
Central Section.-C. r. Bishop, AL
toona; willard Zeller, Cooper; d. G..
Wilson, Panora; C. r. Hutchinson,
West Branch; Joe A. Munson, Max
well.
Southern Section.-John Clark, Sill
yer City; c. NJ. Coiner, Malvern; Ra-
leigh Anderson, Essex; ". E. Shakes
peare, Lamont; Ray Gatewood, Pack
wood.
Sweepstakes, Southern Section. -
derson.
Grand Champion Sweepstakes.-C.
r. Bishop, Altoona.
Class F.
(Whiting- Special. Best 100
ears any VARIETY.
Ray Bennett, Ames; C. w. Conner,
Malvern; wv. P. Coon, Ames.
Class G.
alexander Ward & Conover, specially.
C. W. Coiner, Malvern; c. o. Gar
rett, Mitchellville; f. F. Everett La
cey; H. R. Parker, Malvern; John
Sundberg, Whiting.
Class II.
(Best fifty ears, any variety.
Fred Wooley. Garden Grove: r. w.
Hopping, Nicola; Raleigh Anderson.
Essex; C. r. Hutcheson, West Branch.
Class !.
(Best $50 ears, any VARIETY.
F. S. Bone, Grand River.
Cass j.
(Best bushel corn. any Variety
George M. Alice, Newell; NJ. S. Nell
son, Goldfeld; H. A. Bates, Algona.
Class X.
(Best fifty ears Of Reds Yellow Dent
corn).
F. S. Bone Grand River, Iowa
Glass L.
(Best fifty ears Leaning corn).
w. A. Williams, Garden rove, Iowa.
Class NJ IL
(Best fifty ears Legal Tender corn).
Henry L. Minis, Emerson.
Glass N.
(Best fifty ears Silver Mine).
j. H. Petty. Elliott, Iowa.
Glass o.
(Best fifty ears, Boone County White).
Lenus Haggland, Essex, Iowa.
Class p.
(Best fifty ears other than Reid's yell
low Dent. Leaning, Legal Tender,
Silver Mine, or Boone County
White).
Willis Krizer. Rose Hill, Iowa.
CLASS @.
(Sweepstakes for so ear exhibits.)
Sweepstakes honors were won by H.
L. Minis, Of Emerson. Iowa, on fifty
ear sample Of Legal Tender corn, thus
winning the most valued premium of
the show, a Davenport steel wagon.
and this was considered the biggest
of the corn show in the seed
corn division, as it is considered the
breed. 1t is q noteworthy fact that
II. l.. Minis, who won this honor, is a
son Of Mr.. d. 3. Minis. the man who
originated the breed of Legal Tender
corn.
CLASS r.
(Article Contest.)
r. HI. Higgins, Keswick, Iowa; John
Beatty, Ames: A. B. Wood, Fonda. The
first two winners were college stu
tents.
CLASS S.
(Best ten ears of corn, any variety,
exhibited by any boy or girl under II
years of age.)
Blanch Osborn, MAXWELL; Stella
Keith, Helen Munson, Maxwell; Or
Vile Garrett, Mitchellville; Dale Pat
", Elliott.
CLASS T.
(whiting Trophy Specially
C. r. Bishop, Altoona.
CLASS u.
(beSI Single ears, dAy o6o VI iSSo.'
J. A. Mason, Carlisle, Iowa. (Sample
If Reds Yellow Dent.)
CLASS v.
(Best ten ears grown from seed pur-
chased of w. E. Johnson, Athens, Ill)
F. S. Bone, Grand River; w. P. Coon,
Ames, Iowa.
CLASS W.
(Pascars Specially
Guy Parker, Malvern; J. w. Cover
lale. Elwood; Fred McCulloch, Hart
wick; II. r. Parker, Malvern.