The Marshall republican., 1909-10-08
Tri-COunty 4
Corn Carnival.
At Marshall November 8 end
6-S400 in Premiums.


Association, composing the coun-
ties OF Charlton, Howard and Sa-
line, will hold it's third annual meet
ing and corn show at Marshall, Mo
on. November 5th, and 9Th, 1909.
Prominent agricultural lecturers
will talk to the farmers of Chari-
ton, Howard and Saline counties
on subjects of interest to every
man who tills the soil. The farm
ers and corn growers OF these thre
counties are able to make mag
nificent display of corn at this show
and we believe will do SO. Those
who contemplate making exhibits
should begin now to pick the corn
for this big show. All members
OF the Association are urged to at
tend and bring as many new mem
bers as possible.
Election of officers will be held
and other important business trans
acted, including the selection OF
location for next meeting of the
Association. The following prem
ium list has been prepared by the
Commercial Club of Marshall and
should induce many to compete for
the several prizes offered:
Premium list.
Class A-Best 10 Ears White Corn.
First-1,OOO pounds "Bob White"
Flour, or $25.OO in cash, by the Nose
H. Land Milling Co.
Second-Silver Epergne, value SIS
Third-Overcoat or top coat, val
ue $40 by Murphy-Mills Clio. Co.
Fourth-$5.OO in cash by Whites
Ladies' Furnishings Store.
Fifth-Fifteen pounds "on'y Way
Coffee, by F. w. Miles, the "only
Way" grocer. Value $500.
Class B-Best 10 Ears Yellow Corn.
First-One Cultivator, value $27.
Second-$15 in cash, by Wood &
Huston Bank, Marshall, Mo.
Third-One Minute Washing Ma
chine, value $40 by o. W. Johnston
Hardware & Furniture.
Fourth-$5.OO in cash.
Fifth-Pair shoes or hat, value
$500 by Houx Bros, Shoes and Hats
Class C-Single Ear White Corn.
First-Wilton Rug, value S..
Second-S4 worth OF Chase & San
born's Coffee.
Third-$3.OO in cash.
Class D-Single Ear Yellow Corn.
First-$5 in cash given by Taylor
Department Store.
Second-$5 Stetson Hat, given by
]. Berg & Son.
Third-$3 cash.
Class E-For Young Men over l6
and Under 90, Best 10 Ears, ANY
Color or Variety.
First-Young mans size, Is jewe!
Elgin movement watch, 20 year
case, value SIS by Kelley-Vawter
Jewelry Co.
Second-$1O cash by Bank of Mar
shall.
Third-Watch fob, value SO.
Fourth-Abstract value $40.
Fifth-$6 cash or merchandise, by
p. II. Rea Implement Co.
Sixth-$2.5O cash and $3.50 in gro
ceries.
Seventh-$3.OO in cash by P. H.
Franklin, Druggist and Stationery
Eighth-S2, 90 in cash.
Glass Flo Ears, Any Variety or
Color, for Boys 16 Years and
Under.
First-$10 in cash.
Second-Marlin Rifle, value $11.50
by B. F. Naylor g. Co, Hardware
and Furniture.
Third-$s.OO in cash.
Fourth-$7O0 cash or merchan-
disc, New York Racket.
Fifth-$6OO in cash, given by F.
Martin, Groceries and Hardware.
Sixth-Boy's suit, value $500,
given by Murphy-Mills Clothing
Co.
Seventh-$I.OO in cash.
Eighth-$S.00 in cash, given by
Geo. N. Hanson, Dry Goods, Car
pets and Wall Paper.
Ninth-$2.00 in cash.
Tenth-One Military Brush, value
$500.
Sweepstakes.
| In classes A and B $500 in cash,
or 1000 pounds "NIaud s" flour,
given by the Rea & Page Milling
Company.
In Glasses c and d $1,000 in cash
by Farmers Savings Bank, l..
In Glasses e and r suit or over