The Columbus journal., 1909-12-22
capture OF FRIES

UNI luL u IllLll
MASSES OF WINNERS AT Ma.
TioNAL CORN SHOW.
NEBRASKA DONE VERY WELL
otlser etafss Come In Aise fee; ienos
and Money Reward for Their
Efforts.
Douglas county stands high In the Ne
brAska competition for prtses In the Ma
eional Corn exposition. The county wins
sb Within 'tSshy s a Ss The h se;s ssSni
Robinson se Seed % Company - ;'os q Ecterioso. es NV
The best ear Of corn grown in Nebragka
ety a%i imss asst Of Almost within
shot of where the city ends and the cOun-
try begins. on the farm Of william LOner-
gan Of Florence, q tall stalk OF Reeds vel
ssIs Of corn that NEBRASKA producSd IL
Henry seltz Of De Sofa took the hrst
prise for the best ten ears Of corn -.
the second prize In the best ear competi-
The prizes for Nebraska follow:
brsssa oesd ey Harry yset: Ss
$50; Roland Smith. De Sofa, second, $50;
Charles Gram. Bennington. third, SIS:
For best ten ears white dent corn. Ne
Srst. $50: Otto zeiS. Papiaion. s. :esnd. IS;
Roland Smith, De Sofa, third. $3.50.
For best ten ears. of corn other than yel-
low or white dent, Nebraska only: Joseph
& n Xelk .Is Humphrey; & arst; sss; Charles ;, =.
Falls City. third $16. s't
Winner for the sweepstakes for the best
ten ears I'm Nebraska: Henry Seltz. Do
For best single ear dent corn. any color.
Nebraska only: william LOnergan, Flor
ence. Hrst. IS; Aye Bros, Blair, second.
s. Ed Grimm. Blair. third. s..
. - For best twenty ears corn; any variety.
Nebraska only: Francis Seltz. De Sofa.
For best peck hard winter wheat. Ne
$40: F. J. Doiezol. Morse Bluff. second.
so: Charlie Paasch, Millard. third. 81.
For best peck red winter wheat. Nebras-
ka only: 8. NJ; Arnold. Aurora, first; $15;
Francisco. Inland. third. 81.
For best peck wheat. other. than hard
or red winter. Nebraska only; a. r:
Hinricksen o st. L Paul first $50, $50; Henry asE
Grand Island, third. 81. E
For best peck white oats. Nebraska only:
". D. .steIk. Phillips. first. SIS: J. n.
sioup. sprague. third, 81.
For best peck black oats, Nebraska only:
Arnold Martin. Dubois. first. $40: R. w.
Tilden. second. IS.
black. Nebraska only: Detlef Stelk. Grand
Island. first, $35: Austin Taylor. Omaha.
second, s.: II. w. Hopkins. Tilden. third,
seeond; IS: R; WI Hopkins. % l Tilden: third; s.:
Arnold Martin. Dubois. first. $27: ]. d.
Hosik. Able. second. IS; Roy E. Hileman.
Gretna. third. 81.
Aye Bros, Blair. first, SO.
Best ten ears corn grown in any ;,, other
Kans., first. SO.
Charles J. Bush. Auburn, first, SO.
Best single ear of corn grown in any
state other than Nebraska: ]: NJ. Gill;
man. Leavenworth. Kan. first. $40.
any state: Paul Gilman. Leavenworth.
Kan, first. SO.
Best single ear corn grown by Junior
any state: Paul Gilman. Leavenworth.
August Nelson of Vernon, Neb.. raised.
The best sheaf Of hard winter wheat.
The prize winners announced by the
Best sheaf fife wheat: William Laist,
Bismarck, N. D., first: E. F. Jurgensen.
Bismarck. N. D., second; r. ]. Hughes,
whapeton. n. D.: third. - .
Martin. kalmothf Ore. first; NJ: c. Baker.
Cascade. Mont, second; Joseph Walmer,
Wash. third.
. Best sheaf hard winter wheat: August
soseyille; III: second: c. E. Russel. Mon
Best sheaf red winter wheat: s. H.
Pierce City. Neb.. third.
Best sheaf durum wheat: e. F. Jurg-
.nsen. Bisbee, N. D.. first: William Laist.
Broadview, Mont. third.
Best sheaf wheat other than above va
ieties: George B: Manning. Kalisipell.
'!cnt-, first: y "; RssIsn Rsskman; ,.Ss cokatS.
5inG;j ~ tSirs' second; c. F. Nelson s's0ee' N
Best sfeaf white oats: John Accola.
Wis, first; John Henderson,
;okato; Mimi: second; Nelson Berry, Kali
Best sheaf black oats: Hugh Lonergan,
florence. Neb.. first; Charles A. Surudell.
syan. Iowa. second.
White: Hugh Lonergan. Florence. Neb..
irst: F. f. Kruger. Beaver DAM, Wis,
econd: Arthur Crandall, Monte Vista.
Best sheaf six-row barley: l.. R. Ter
,el. Madison. Wis. first: J. w. Beckman.
,okatO. Minn., second; Hugh LOnergan,
florence. Neb.. third.
ing. Armington. Mont. first: John Hend-
rson, Cokato, Minn.. second; H. E.
Beaver Dam, Wis.,, third.
Best sheaf barley other than six or
~ LHHvA0 NAH
rst; Charles A. Surndell. Ryan. Ia, Sec
nd; Frank Reiman. Bayfield,. Colo. third.
Best sheaf rye: H. A. Hughes, Wahpe-
on. n. D.. first; j: p. Lowell. Bayfield,.
Best sheaf fax for seed: R. J. Hughes,
vahpeton. N. D., first: William Laist.
,nTsT \; T. p; GSirs second; Drummer Bros
Best sheaf FAX for nber-Hugh Loner-
on. Cokato. Mimi. second; A. w. Jewett.
Best Shcaf buckwheat: Paul Gilman.
Kan, first: H. E. Kruger,
beaver Dam. Wis. second.
Best sheaf Suckwhest: Paul Gilman.
r. Beaver Dam. Wis. second.
Best sheaf field peas: II. F. Albrecht.
:allispel Mont first; L L: Smith. Eureka,
% second; 3D., r. E. krueser' Beaver
Best sheaf soy beans: Hugh Lonergan,
florence. Neb.. first: H. f. Krueger, Bea-
er Dam, Wis, second: NJ. Nelson, Fay
tteville, Ark. third
The prise winners in the grass and for
&c competition are:
Best peck of red clover seed: II: W.
feekin. Fond du Lac, Wis, hfst. $50.
Best four Inch sheaf red clover: l. r.
erbel, Madison. Wis. first. SO: Miss |
.nna Martin Du Rois. Neb.. second. $3.50:
NJ. Gilman, Leavenworth. Kan. third.
90.
Hes. hale red clover: John Leader. Ft
'rook. Neb.. first, 500: Lewis Leader.
,apillicn. Neb., second. $11; Otto Zei1, |
'spillion. Neb., third, IS.
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