Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-10
CENTRAL IOWA ORGANIZATION,
AT LEeRANp. ARRANGING FOR
YEARLY EXHIBIT.
GAVE FIRST SHOW AT
LEGRAND LAST YEAR
Despite Poor Season For Seed Corn
Show Proved Splendid Exhibition,
Which Club Aims to Eclipse This
Year-Georse Keen President and O.
w. Johnson Secretary.

| The second annual exhibition and
Will be held at LeGrand on Thursday,
Friday. and Saturday, Dec. 10, Is and
II, and arrangements are being made
for model exhibition The exhibition
Will he placed in the c. L. Condor
building. and the officers expect to
eclipse in every way the first show.
held last year, The prize list for the
coming exhibit has been arranged.
The first exhibition OF the club last
year proved splendid one. despite the
fact OF the distressing season for saw
ing seed corn. With larger premium
list, better season 10 secure the
corn. and the enthusiasm and interest
created by the first contest. the club
expects some spirited contests this
year, and a showing of a high quality Of
corn.
Boys Judging Contest.
The boys judging contest is to be
made feature of the show this year.
Last season this contest was arranged
at the last moment, yet it proved one
of the most interesting and valuable
features of the contest. Larger prizes
have been hung up for this contest for
the coming shows. Any boy under is
years of age, who has never attended
any short course, may enter this con-
test.
The Prize list.
The prize list arranged by the clup
FOR the different classes is is folloWs:
Glass A bushel of yellow dent. eighty
ears-First. SO: second. carving set
value So. w K Arnold & Son: third,
81: fourth. 10 cents; fifth, 90 cents.
Cas- B. bushel white dent. eighty
ears-First, one bushel Silver King
corn: George w. Keen; second, 81 in
blacksmithing. VI. L. Beal; third. 81 IN
years subscription to LeGrand Re
porter: fourth, IS cents: fifth. SO cents.
Class G, ten ears yellow dent-F1rst'
$50: second 81 halter. j. E. Harvey;
third. IS cents; fourth. 80 cents; fifth
% cents.
CLASS D. ten ears white dens-First,
$3.50; second. 81; third, 70 cents;
fourth. 80 cents: fifth, % cents.
Class E, single ear yellow dent
First, 81 second. Is cents: third, SO
cents: fourth and fifth, % cents each.
Class F. single ear white dent
Prizes arranged same as N Class f.
CIaSs ", SH % l1heS. Jds!iei. SisAiss
ears-s1o.
Class Fl, eepstakes ten ears-s3
Class l, sweepstakes SINCE ear
$50
Class j. best exhibit consisting Of
one bushel sample. one ten sample
and one single ear sample. all Of the
same variety-First, silver trophy cup,
suitably engraved; second, third, fourth
and fifth. ribbons
Glass X, boys judging contest-F'irst.
$3.50. second. $50. LeGrand Savings
Bank: third, 81. Bickel Grain Com
pany: fourth. 30 cents. LeGrand Saw
ings Bank; fifth. % cents.
Glass L. single kernel, any color
First, 80 cents.
Class NJ. Glover seed. fve-pound
sample-First, bushel Reds yellow
dent, O. w. johnson. The latter class
is special. and rot subject TO sale.
Kelsey to Judge Exhibits.
c. j. Kelsey of Iowa Falls a grain
expert. will judge the exhibits. George
W. Keen is president Of the corn club:
Delmar D. Latham. vice president; and
.. w. Johnson secretary and treasurer.
The board Of trustees are Charles G.
Johnson. d. y. Ferguson, and ". H.