Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-11
List OF Awards Made at Omaha
Corn Show to Hawkeye Ex-
hibitors
NINE CLASSES ARE JUDGED
Awards Announced in Glasses From
Nos. 16 to "a, Open to lowans Only
Cash Prizes Secured by Each Of the
Successful Exhibitors-Winners Are
Well Distributed Over State.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Omaha, Dec 1.-THE work Of judg-
ing the exhibits at the national corn
show has been concluded but the
Judges are slow in making, UP list
of the awards for publication. Iowa
exhibitors in the various classes open
| to this state only were numerous, and
every section Of the state was repre-
scented. In classes 16 to "a. open to
Iowa corn growers only, the follow
ing awards have been announced:
No. 16-Ten ears yellow dent corn,
open to northern zone, Iowa only:
First, George NJ. Alice, Howell, $45;
second, H. B. Cheney, Union, s25;
third, Victor Felter, Washta, IS; fourth,
Charles A. swindell, Ryan, 81; fifth,
Fl. A. McCaffree, GAINESVILLE. 50.
No. 17-Ten ears of corn other than
yellow dent, open to northern zone,
Iowa, only: First, George NJ, Alice,
Newell, $50; second, 2. r. Cook, Burt,
SAP; third, Henry Minhard, Storm
Lake, So; fourth, J. w. King. Hancock,
81; sixth, Fred Miller, Rock, Valley,
49,
No. 1s-Ten ears, yellow dent, open
to central zone. Iowa, only: First,
Pierson & Wilson, Henderson. $50: sec
ond, Ray e. Bennett, Ames, s4S; third,
Walter e. Fogg, West Liberty, $25;
fourth, Lenus Hagglund, Essex. s15;
fifth, W. e. Shakespeare, Lamont,
s725; sixth, Ray Redfern New Lon
don, SO; seventh, j. NJ. Maxwell, CraW-
louisville, So; eighth, A. L. Plummer.
Altoona, SO; ninth, Thomas Thompson,
Villisca, SO; tepthA. Fred McCulloch,
Belle PLANE, SO.
No. 19--Ten ears, white dent corn,
open to central zone, Iowa, only: First.
Lenus Hagglund.9 Essex, $50; second,
Ludwig Bengtion, Essex, $50; third,
Harry Hilton, Malvern, $25: fourth, ~.
T. Orr, Nicola, $40; fifth, B. D. Pippitt,
Randolph, So; sixth, Arthur White,
Red Oak, So: seventh, Carl Lundberg,
Red Oak. So; eighth, Ray r. Bennett.
Ames, So; NINTH undecided; tenth,
w. A. Hook, Packwood, So.
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yellow and white dent, open to CEN
trail zone, Iowa, only: First. w. A.
Hook, Packwood, $50; second, John
Johnson Mount, Etna, s35; third. Ed
Chaloupka. Yale, $25; fourth, Otis E.
Suns, Newton, SO; fifth, Roy E. Hous-
ton. Clarinda, SIS; sixth, undecided,
seventh, Willard Cellar, Cooper, 50.
eighth, Fred Hethershaw, Des Moines,
So; ninth, Rawlings Bros. Castana,
SO; tenth, w. S. Ebersole, Toledo, So.
No. 21-Best single ear yellow dent
corn, open to northern zone, Iowa,
only: First, r. M. Gum, Buckingham,
So; second, Victor Felter, Washta, 81;
third, Mrs. HuftaIen, Oneida, 81.
No. 22-Best single ear corn, other
than yellow dent, open to northern
zone, Iowa, only: First, George M.
Alec, Newell, SO: second, A. j. Doore.
Greene, 50; third, Nelson Miller, Cold
field, 81.
No. 23-Best single ear yellow dent
corn, open to central zone, Iowa, only:
First, F. w. McClain, Emerson, SO;
second, Roy Westley, Panora. 81; third,
w. A. Hook, Packwood, 81.
No. 24-Best single ear corp, other
than yellow dent corn, open to central
zone, Iowa, only: First, Ray Hilton,
Malvern, SO; second, undecided; third,
Alex. Welson, West Liberty, 81.