Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-10
PREMIUMS AWARDED
BY JUDGES TO GROWERS OF
BEST CORN SHOWN.
e. 3. GLENNEY, UNION,
FARMER, A BIG WINNER
Fred MccuIlock, Of Hartwick; o. E.
stakland, of Dunbar; e. F. Goecke.
of This City, Among the Larger Win
ners-compIete List of the Prize
Winners Of the Show.

merchandise, We're awarded this AFTER
noon for prizes won by the corn which
has been exhibited in the court house
during the short course this week. Pro-
fessor P. G. Holden, finished judging
| the sweepstakes classes, which were
| the last to be passed upon, this after
noon.
| The sweepstakes prizes were won by
E. B. Glenney, of Union. for the best
thirty ears of any kind Of corn grown
! in or outside of the county.
Fred ,McCullock, of HartWick, won
the sweepstakes for the gest twenty
ears of corn grown in or outside of the
county.
o. E. Stakland, of Dunbar. won the
sweepstakes for best ten ears of corn
exhibited.
Some Large Prize Winners.
/ Both r. B. Cheney, of Union, and
Fred McCullock, Of Hartwick, who
were sweepstakes winners, were also
among the large winners in other
classes of the corn exhibit. The sweep
stakes prizes range in value from 800
to SIS.
Mr.. Cheney won three other frsts,
and Mr. McCullock two others. Other
large winners were E. L. Williams. e.
f. Goecke, the latter Of State Center,
r. j. Paul, of Gilman, and John H.
Chinn.
D. V. Mclean, of this city, won the
most prizes of any other exhibitor. He
captured seven prizes, but several of
them were for oats and potatoes, and
the total value was not so large as
some of the others
Winners Of the Prizes.
Below are given the winners Of the
classes. There were no entries in
classes II, 26, 30 and "a These are
tomitted from the list. Where the adj
dress is not given it is understood that
it is MarshalltoWn.
Sweepstakes in classes q, and 2S-
e. B. Cheney, Union.
Sweepstakes in classes "a and 20
Fred McCullock, Hartwick.
Sweepstakes for the best ten ears OF
corn exhibited-A. E. Stakland, Dun
bar.
The following are the winners in the
various classes:
4 Class best single ear Of corn Of
any variety grown in the first district
First Toward Eck1es; second, Dan
Chadwick; third, w. ]. Winslow,
Clemens.
Glass 2, best single ear corn any
variety grown in second district
First, E. L. Williams: second, III. c..
Eckles; third, Fred E. Baum.
Glass 8, best single ear corn sany
variety grown in third district-First,
John H. Chinn; second, H. N. Thorn p
son, LeGrand; third, o. e. Stakland,
Dunbar.
Glass 4, best single ear corn any
variety grown in fourth district
First, Robert ]. Paul, Gilman; Carl
Sietman, Laurel; Ray Turnbull Van
cleve.
Class 5, best single ear corn any
variety grown in fifth district-First,
e. B. Glenny, Union; second, Charles
T. Coffin; third, Fred McCullock,
Hartwick.
Glass 6, best ten ears any variety
yellow corn grown in first district
First George Leise, Liscomb; second,
Howard Eckles.
Glass z, best ten ears any variety
yellow corn other than Reds dent
grown in first district-Frst, c. E. Ar
ney, Albion; second, F. w. Piper,
Gladbrook
4 Class 8, best ten ears white corn
grown in first district-F'irst ]. B.
Chadwick; third, Lewis B. Sharp,
Clemens.
/ Glass 9, best ten ears corn other than
yellow or white grown in first district
First, w. J. Winslow, Clemens: Sec
ond, J. T. Humphreys, Union.
Class 10, best ten ears any variety
yellow corn grown in second district
First E. T. Goecke, State Center; Sec
ond, Frank Lander; third, Gwinn
Ward.
Class IL, best ten ears any variety
yellow corn other than Reid's dent
grown in second district-Ffrst, E. T..
4 Goecke, State Center; second, II. c..
Eckles.
Glass IL, best ten ears white corn
grown in second district-rirst, E. l..
/ Williams; second, E. T. Goecke, State
Center; third, G. w. Lampman.
/ Class 10, best ten ears other than
yellow or white grown in second dis
trict-F,irst, Fred Nichols, Clemons;
second, Guy Smith.
Glass IA, best ten ears any variety
yellow corn grown in third district
First, o. E. Stakland, Dunbar; second.
! D. v. Mclean; third, Charles Chinn
Glass L., best ten ears any variety
yellow corn other than Reds dent
grown in third district-First, John H.
Chinn; second, o. e. Stakland, Dun
bar; third. D. " Mclean.
Glass 16. best ten ears white corn
grown in third district-First. Charles
Chinn; second, d. v. Mclean; third.
George Hudson.
Glass 1S, best ten ears any variety
yellow corn grown in fourth district
First, Robert ]. Paul. Gilman; second.
W. NJ. Warden, Melbourne.
1 Glass A, best ten ears yellow corn,
other than Reds dent, grown In the
fourth district-First, A. J. Secor. Mel
bourne; second, Ray Turnball, Van
cleve: third. Lewis Sietman, Laurel.
Class 20, best ten ears white corn
grew: &: &: fourth First W
Tigges, vancleve; second, Carl Siet-
man, Laurel; third. r. p. Warden. Mel
bourne.
Class II, best ten ears corn other
than yellow or white, grown in fourth
district Second, w. ". Warden, Mel
1 bourne. ~ 2 - a $3.50
] Glass ~, bsst tn sars yellow corn