Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-08-18

County Fair than any other county
show in the country. 1t is up to the
a permanent thing An interest on
in a few ears of corn.
Oakfield
One Suit Case, valued at Sc. 90 and offered
by d. r. Soar, harness.
Sharon
One Ladies' Hat, valued at $500 offered by
Pair of Pants made to order, value SIS. 90
offered by r. Best, tailor.
Sweepstakes
Only first prize winners in the preceding
sectlon OF special township offering are eligible
fare no entries will be required.
First-One Ladies' Coat, value $1,000 offer
ed by b. Bilharz & Son, general merchants
Second-One Ladies' Dress, value $500 Of
fered by j. r. Frazier dry goods.
Third-One set Leather Fly Nets, value
$500 offered by A. M. Currier, harness
Best Ten Ears Of Rcd Corn
First-One fancy Front Door, value $1,000
offered by John Weighton, lumber.
secondwOne Cudahy Ham, value $500 and
offered by w. O. Henry, meat market
White or Yellow
First--One 'Quickest Yet" Washing Ma
chine, value $1,000 and offered by John W.
Shaw, hardware
Seconds lbs. Clover Stock Food valve
1872 and offered by f. W. Smith, druggist
Longest Ear Of Yellow Corn
One Rocking Chair offered by A. g. Har-
mon, furniture.
Longest Ear Of White Corn
One Ladies' Hat, value $1,000 offered by
Wilson Il Freeman, general merchandise.
Longest Ear Rcd Of Corn
Sat Last Washing Machine value $1,000
offered by Oelke & Co., implements.
Heaviest Ear, by Weight, Yellow Corn
No. Perfection Oil Stove, value $500 Of
fered by the Audubon Hardware Co.
Heaviest Ear, by Weight, White Corn
One Violin, value $500 offered by Audubon
MUSIC 20.
Heaviest Ear. by Weight, Other Than
White or Yellow
One Trunk, value $500 offered by Jensen,
Christensen & Viewer clothing.
Largest Number Of Entries
One Pony Shelter, value $500 offered by
johnson & Buck implements
Special for. Douglas Township
Ell. MendeEflalI offers a special premium
for the best ten ears of corn, any variety ex-
hibited from Douglas township, no special en-
try, of one thoroughbred Poland China SOW,
value $25. 90.
Greatest Freak
Vegetable Anodyne Liniment value $500
offered by S. A. McHargue.
Sweet Corn
First-Best ten ears. one Lamp value $500
offered by AlbertSen & Christensen, grocers.
Second-One sack Golden Leaf Flour, value
SITE offered by j. III. Baker, groceries.
Third-One sack Marshal's Best Flour,
offered by g. W. Preston, groceries.
Pop Corn
First-Best ten ears, one Safety Deposit
Box, one year. value $500 offered by the Farm
ers State Bank.
Second One sack Echo Flour, value Sl.75
offered by Chris Olsen groceries.
Married Women
For the best ear of corn any variety, en-.
tered and exhibited by married woman
resident of Audubon county.
=, First-One set of Silver Teaspoons value
$3.50 and offered by T. M. Tharnish, jewelry
se:ond-One fine Cake, baked and offered
by j. 5. Smith, bread and pastry.
For Ole First Entry
Box of Tom Keene Cigars value $l.s5 Of
tered by Porter & Rippey, restaurant.
Wheat
Culver & Co., millers, offer one sack of flour
as special premium for the best peck. of
wheat exhibited, grown in Audubon county
during the year 1910 This in addition to the
premium offered by the society should bring
out large exhibit.
The last day of the Fair vii be Corn Day
and all exhibitors are expected to be present
and all awards will be made on that day.
The rules printed in the Fair Book for 1910
on pages 80 and 40 will govern. Now MEN,
WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS there is some
thing for everyone so GET BUSY and let us
make the Corn Show for 1910 HUMMER and
don't forget to meet me at the Fair.
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