Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-19
WINNERS OF SPECIAL PRIZES.
Further Results Of Corn Contest Just
Closed, at Grinnell.

Further Results OF Corn contest JUST
Closed, at Grinnell.
Special to Tir.es-Republican.
Grinnell, Jan. 19.-The following
names Of prize winners in the "specia"
classes at the corn contest just closed
in this city, were omitted from yester-
days list for want Of space: Feeders
class, thirty ears-George Eggert, Of
Newton, Fred Mccullough Of Hartwick,
Fred Otcheck of Grinnell, J. G. Eggert
of Newton, Leonard Byrnes of New
ton, August Otcheck Of Grinnell. Best
ten ears entered by lady-Mrs. Fred
Otcheck Of Grinnell, Mrs. l.. ]. Craft of
Newton, Miss Carrie Schnell of New
ton, Mrs Fred Mccullough of Hart
wick. Ten longest ears, any variety
j. H. Mills, j. A. Reid, j. G. Reid, all
of Montezuma. Best ten ears red corn
III. E. Warden of Melbourne, Joseph
Dexter of Searsboro, Ray Smith of
Grinnell. Single ear Of largest circum-
ference-William Smiley Of Malcom. G.
L. Stanley of Grinnell. Smallest per-
feet ear-Mrs W. A. Sickle, Mrs. L.
e. Higdon, Grinnell. Heaviest two
quarts shelled corn-A. A. Livesey, AL
bert Livesey, Of Grinnell. Tallest stalk
of corn-John Campbell, Charles Pad
en-, of Grinnell, A. c. Newcomer of
Newburg Longest single ear--John A.
Reid, Of Montezuma, j. w. Mills, j. e.
Stewart of Grinnell. Heaviest ten
ears-William Smiley Of Malcom, Fred
Otcheck Of Grinnell, George Eggert of
Newton. Mrs. M. e. Sears of Grinnell.
oldest freak cara. Moxley of New
burg. Greatest number Of varieties OF
corn-Fred Otcheck, Of Grinnell, o. A.
Latchem Of Montezuna- Heaviest half
dozen eating apples-Mrs. L. Stanley
of Grinnell, M. B. F1eener Of Sears
boro. Best peck white popcorn-Harry
Hastings, Mrs. NJ E. Sears, J. Hastings,
all of Grinnell. Best peck yellow pop
corn, w. j. Fisher, Mrs. F. S. Farley,
Of Grinnell. Best peck of oats, Fred
tcheck, of Grinnell, Howard Smith. of
Montezuma. Best peck of wheat, A.
Lincoln, of Grinnell, Charles Bechly,
of Malcom. Best peck of barley, Ben
Kallson, Fred Otcheck, both of Grin
nell. Best peck Of timothy seed. o. A.
Latchem, of Montezuma, Ben Kallson,
of Grinnell. Best peck clover seed, An
drew Lincoln, George Wisecarver both
of Grinnell. Best display of sheaf grain,
Fred Otcheck, of Grinnell, o. A. Latch
EN-. of Montezuma Best display of
grains by boy under 16 years of age,
Vern Otcheck, of Grinnell. Best bun
die of alfalfa, George Berry, of Grim
nell. Best peck Earl Ohio potatoes, G.
w. Palmer, of Newburg, Fred Otcheck,
of Grinnel. Six heaviest potatoes, w.
r Scandrett, of Grinnell. Best peck po-
tatoes, any variety, J. W. Fisher, Henry
Rohr, John Campbell, all of Grinnell.
Heaviest single potato, William Smiley,
of Malcolm Best peck turnips. Fred OF
check. of Grinnell. Best peck onions, S.
j. Preston, J. w. Fisher, both of Grin
nell. Heaviest six onions, Charles Pa
den, of Grinnell Heaviest squash. John
Hannay, of Grinnell. Heaviest cabbage,
Pearl Garner, of Grinnell. Best five
apples, C. s.. Mccormack. of Montezu-
ma, F. W. Schultz, of Kellogg. Best dis
play of apples, NJ. B. Fleener, of Sears
boro, F. NJ Ohmart. of Grinnell, F. w.
Schultz, of Kellogg. Best peck of ap-
pies. Ralph Whelan, of Brooklyn, NJ. B.
Fleener, of Searsboro. and Ben Kali
son, of Grinnell.