Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-05
SHORT COURSE PRIZE
LIST NOW COMPILED
FINE LIST OF PRIZES SHOWN IN
DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
WORK..
SWEEPSTAKES TROPHIES,
MANY SPECIAL PRIZES

Made by Dstricts-Nice Prizes for
Domestic Science Department and
School Children-The Complete List.
III the annual meeting of the Central
Iowa Short Course Association, which
will be held in this city during the
week OF Feb. :, is not q success, it will
not be because of lack of attractive
ness on the part of the prizes offered
in the different departments.
The committee that has had charge
Of Classifying the prizes has finished
its work. and the list is now complete
Fine trophies are shown in every de-
partment and especially attractive are
the sweepstakes honors. There are also
many special prizes. as Well as :, fine
Il list in the domestic science depart
ment and for the children.
The county will be divided into dis
tricts this year. the same as last. and
| the awards viii he made according TO
districts in the different class events
The first district comprises Liberty
Bangor, Liscomb Iowa and Vienna
Ntownships. The second is composed OF
Minerva, Marietta, Taylor Linn and
The third embraces State Center,
Grand Townships the fourth Eden.
Logan, Jefferson, ana Greencastle;
) while The fourth comprises any point
outside the. county,
The Sweepstakes.
The sweepstakes prize for classes
"A, p and 26 is. a four horse power
feed grinder valued al $40. given By
p. f. Arney. For classes -, IS and
! % the sweepstakes is a Galloway ma
nure spreader given by the GALLOWAY
: company. Of Waterloo This trophy is
valued al 800. The sweepstakes fol
the best len ears Of corn Of any variety
grown inside the county is a 500 pound
Warehouse scale valued at s15. giver
: by the Lennox Machine Company.
. Many Special Prizes.
There are also maay special prize!
: offered. The Fidelity Savings Banl
: has given SIS tor prizes 10 be divided
. as follows: First, SO: second IS
: third 81. Tor the student showing tn.
u best markings in both stock and grain
h judging. For the first year student
$ in both stock and grain. prizes hav
If been offered for the best examination
1t as follows: Frs. case tomatoes. $;
i Wilhau q HalverSon second bat
% stool, So, McCarieq Plumbing com
e pany; third, picture S. f. NJ Pinker
: ton: fourth. TWO squares one ply roof
: ing SO, 7. c. Cartwright.
y Domestic Science Prizes.
In the domestic science department
:, the highes. markings in the examina
= don papers Of the advanced classes wi
- call Tor the following prizes: E'irs
table linen set, $40. L. R. Lay: seconc
: silk petticoat. So, A H. simon; thirc
chocolate set. So b w Sinclair
fourth. bottle perfume, $l5o, p
j Morgan.
The first year class will receive fc
the best markings the following: F'irs
,lrize, coat. SO, Benedict & Brintnal
second. recoker, 50, Marion Gard; thir
ed grindstone, So. Bondage Hardwal
: Company; fourth, perfume, s1.5o, B. &.
Morgan
Oh The nigh school girls class will I,
wv ceiye for the highest markings: FRS
sack -four, s1.75. l.. Z. wheater; SCI
IS ord, picture, s1.50. James Skesg: thir
NO pair Kid gloves. 81 30, Orlando Baxte
fourth, pair kid gloves, 81. Orlant
'er Baxter.
Prizes For Children.
In the children's department, whit
'lh include an orarorical contest and spel
* ing bee, cash prizes are TO be given.
The oratorical contest will be held
the Odeon on Wednesday evening, Fe
M 9. and will be open 70 the pupils of t
graded schools of the county r
first prize will be SIS: the second s
and the third So. An operetta by t
pupils of the Marshalltown high sche
9f will also he given on that evening.
VI At the Odeon on Friday night, F,
II, viii be held the spelling conte
open 10 the rural schools OF the coun
The sum of go will be given in pris
ore. in this department. Two classes Y
be represented. a comprising pun
. under - years, and pupils over
years.
The Class Prizes.
The class prizes to be awarded
D." the short course work are as follow
Glass No. l, best single ear of c,
Al of any variety grown in first distric
First prize, So cash, z. H. Van la
second, $50 cash, George Gregg
third, sack -four, $165, c. H. Guile
lS1o Class No. >, best single ear Of c
Sc of any variety grown in second dist
only First prize, IS cash, Charles Blu
ex- valid; second, $3.50 cash. F. l.. Meek
third, one round wick nickel Ia
mes. s1.75, C. II. Culiey.
yIon, Glass No. 3. best single ear corn
anee variety grown in third district
prize, 50 cash, Iowa Savings Ba
CT second. $3.50 cash, First Natic
w Bank; third, music ROLL $50, Gil
osser Music Company
days Class No. 4, best single ear corn
ding variety grown in fourth district
prize, S. cash. First National Be
Is, second $3.50 cash, Iowa. Savings Bs
third 81 cash, John Pursel.
e, Glass No. ., best single ear corn
variety grown in fifth district
40 prize, So cash, Marshall Automt
Company; second, 50 cash, First
II tional Bank; third. riding bride
u George Shelter.
= Glass No. 6, best ten ears any VA
e yellow corn grown in first distr
~ First prize, iron bed, SO, d. c. w.
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