The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-22
COUNTY INSTITUTE.
GATHERING AT THEBES LAST
WEEK SURPASSED ANY nv
FORMER YEARS.
Addresses CT Great Value by Promi-
nent Educators--Many Fine
Premiums Awarded
List of Winners.

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Tendance was beyond the expecta-
tions Of the promoters. Mrs, Hacker
the newly elected county superntend.
ent OF schools was present at all
meetings and took an active part.
Congressional District Director w. +
Braden. OF SpCLta. ILL.,, was there and
gave a splendid talk Prof w. r.
Felts OF the Southern Illinois Uni
tersity, Carbonate, Ill; Prof. II. l.
Roberts Of the Southeast Missouri
Cape Girardeau, Mo-; Mrs. Il
f. Ford, of Greenfield, Ill.,; DR.. G. G.
Hopkins of the University of Illinois,
and Mrs j NJ. Clark of Sparta, Ill.
we're present and made interesting
.alks.
Premiums Awarded.
Following are the winners Of the
many fine premiums offered by the
For attendance-Box Keen kutter
Tools, $50, Ora Southoff; Full Blood
I'd Poland China Male Pig, S25, Bar
iey Machenny; Barrel OF Belle of
Narbondale Flour, 81, George Orick;
Charter Oak Cooking Stove, SIS, Hell
N Edwards; Silver Tea Pot. $40
Martin Brown Washing Machine
st5. Row kirkman
Mrs Edwards. the winner Of the
Charter Oak Stove, stated before the
institute, that she. her mother and
her grandmother had each owned and
Gsed Charter Oak Cooking Sto, e
and that they were models of perfec-
ion, perfectly satisfactory and orna-
mental She praised them highly
Best white corn--lst premium, 81,
VIM Bracken, End, $3.50. Henry Wei
man.
Best yellow corn-lst premium, s.
:. c. Wick; End. $3.50, John Clutts.
Best Irish potatoes-lst premium,
IS, i'm Wilson: End, $3.50, Mrs. Mary
King.
Best sweet potatoes-1st premium.
IS: 2nd, $3.50, Mrs. Mary King.
Best Alfalfa hay--1st premium S..
Louis Koehler
Best Timothy hay-lst premium,
80, j. c, Campbell.
Best Glover hay-1st premium, S.,
" II. Clutts.
Best wheat-1st premium, So.
frank Clutts; End, s., Henry Wei
nan
Best COW peas-ist premium, s.,
thomas Hobbs; End, 81, Thomas
Hobbs
Best sorghum-lst premium, Sc
Thomas Hobbs; 2nd, 81, Thomas
iobbs.
Best vegetables-lst premium, So
Louis Koehler; End, So
Best trio chickens-lst premium
s. shoes, Henry Welman; 2nd, So
shoes, George Durham; Ord, 81
scarf, Luther Southoff.
Best bread out of Perfection -four
Obs flour, LIST premium. Mrs. VIM
King Ind, 25 lbs -four, Mrs. Lena
lutts.
Best preserves and ielly-1st
remmm, s. shoes, MRS VIM. Brack.
n; end, So shoes, Mrs. Amos Tweu.
e; 3rd, 81 shoes, Mrs. Nora Williams
Best butter-1st premium, 81, Mrs
Nina Brown; End, $3.50, Mrs. WA
3racken; 3rd. 81, Mrs. Mary King.
Largest pumpkin-1st premium
81, Tom Jackson; End, Tom Jackson;
'rd, Jess King.
Best turnips--lst premium, 81
shoes, John Clutts End, Tom Jack
son; 5rd Tom Hobbs
Best fancy work, LIST premium, So
Mrs. Loeschner; End 50, Mrs. r. E.
Baker
Best home knit socks list premium
II, Mrs. Ike Lee; End, 50c, Mrs
.oeshner
Best drawn work, LIST premium,
$3.50, Mrs Jessie Parrish; End, 81,
Miss Ethel Hill.
Best hand sewing list premium,
%, Willard Margraye; End, So.
Best beets-lst premium, $l59
Tom Hobbs.
Best tobacco-lst premium, 81,
rom Jackson; End Tom Hobbs,
Best yellow corn--1st premium, /
lorse plow, c. c. Wick.
Sweepstakes on eorn--1st premium
$40, c. c. Wick: End, s., VIM. Brack-
en-; Ord, John Clutts.
Best tread out of Buncombe -four ~
20 lbs. -four LIST premium, Mrs. VIM.
Bracken % lbs -four, 2nd--.
Best layer cake. same flour50 lbs,
Tour dst premium, Mrs G. G. Miller.
Best collection native wood-lst
premium, ~, A. ] Mcdonald End,
Ierman Weilman.
Best home made apparatus-lst
remium, 81, Lloyd King 2nd, ST..
Best cultivated seed---lst premium,
~, Ruby Brown; 2nd, 81, Tom Hobbs.
Best garment@lst premium 50
Bertha Crawford, 2nd, 81, Esther LIE,
sar.
Best oral spelling--g wears and I'm.