Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-08
FARM INSTITUTE PRIZES AND
RULES GOVERNING CONTESTS

Following are the prizes to be
awarded at the Rock Island County
Farmers institute to be held in Port,
Byron Dec. - ana IA:
Corn, free for all class-1st prize,
single row stalk cutter, given by the
Moline Pillow Co. second, $3.50 in cash,
third, S. suit case given by L. S. Nc
Cabe & Co Rock Island.
First class in corn-For boys u to
Is years-First. $3.50 cash; second, So
suit, given by John J. Ullemeyer, Rock
Island third. S2.75 rife. given by F.
T. Schafer & Bro, Port Byron.
Second class corn, for boys - to IS
years-First, six shovel Elk riding
cultivator, given by Deere & Co, Mo
line; second. gold headed umbrella
given by Sundeen Clothing Co. Mo-
line; third, pair of 50 gloves given by
Bennett, the furrier. Rock Island.
White oats-First. So hat, given by
Mosenfelder & Sons, Rock Island; sec
Ond, enc years subscription to the
Moline Daily Dispatch, IS; third,
$3.50 cash.
Wheat-First. $3.50 sweater coat,
given by NJ. & K Rock Island; sec
ond. SO hat given by Halmgren &
Lage, Moline; third. one years sub
scription to the Weekly Argus, 81.
Potatoes-First, $3.50 sweater coat,
given by Sections. Rock Island; second
$1.65 Raio lamp, given by F. L. Nor
gan. Port Byron: third. 1925 pair of
storm rubbers, given by Dolly Bros;
Rock Island.
Bread-First, $3.50 good anywhere
in Fisk & Loosley's store, Moline;
second, two sacks of Gold Medal flour,
given by f. S. Moody, Port Byron;
third. one sack of Ceresota -four. Civ
en- by Lef1ngwell Schafer, Port By
ron.
Butter-Ffrst, $3.50, good anywhere
in Fisk & Loosely's store, Moline;
second IS rocker, given by Clemannl
& Salzmann, Rock Island; third, So
Angle lamp, given by Adrian & ZIP
per, Pert Byron.
Cake-First, So ladies hat given by
Pierr & Co, Moline; second, 50 pic
ture. given by A. H. Wendt & Son,
Port Byron; third, $1.75 burnt wood
set gil zen by Port Byron pharmacy.
Home made candies-First, ladys
silk Umbrella, given by Young & Nc
Combs, Rock Island; second, $3.50
gold collar pin. given by w. F. Gar
nett, Port Byron; third. one 81 box of
stationery given by f. f. Rogers &
Sons, Port Byron.
Boulby's music house of Rock Is
land will give an organ as a special
premium for the best loaf Of bread
bakei by anyone in Rock Island
county.
The donors of cash prizes are as
follows: Port Byron State bank, s.:
o. L. Bruner, 81; John Hauberg, 81;
Henry B. Hubbard, 81; Albert Hoover,
81; Samuel Kenworthy. 81; P. F Cox,
81; James Venable, 81 Mr.. Wright,
81; Mr.. Eibfeldt. 81; II. e. Casteel, So.
Ruies governing entries follow:
Rule No. 1.-All articles competing
must Rave been produced within the
borders of Rock Island county and
entered in the name of the givers.
Rule 2-All entries must be made
with the secretary and articles com
peting must be in his hands by Il
o'clock, noon, Dec 10, 1910.
Rule 3-No person shall be allowed
to make more than one entry on any
one article:
Rule ALI grain products and
cooking exhibits shall become the
property of the institute and articles
prizes will be sold at auction
to help pay expenses.
Rule Exhibits may be entered
by m iii and sent to secretary express
prepaid.
Ruie exhibit hall will he open
for entering exhibits at a. m, Dec
10.
Rule All exhibits receiving pre-
miums will be designated by ribbons
or otherwise.