Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-29
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Des 1loines. Aug. % THE boys
4 Judging contest at the state fair Tor
college scholarships showed that two
bright young Iowans ~ the name Of
Bliss. led All others III . class Of six
ty-one. but the two Blisses are not Of
zone biissful family. The following were
the winners: ...
Frank H. Bliss. Diagonal. 5000 schol-
arship.
Fred Bliss, Corning. $3.50 scholarship.
Marshall Hunter. Red ( Oak. &17b
scholarship. 4.
Jonah IIiifman, West Liberty, and
q. ~. Hilton. Malvern. tied for the $100
ana SIS scholarship . i.
Veterans OF the civil war by the
Thousands attended the Iowa state fair
today. and the attendance was excel-
llent Monday was one Of the lest Non.
days known to state fair history, the
record Of last year being passed be-
fore o'clock In the matter OF attend.
lance. The day was ideal. the program
fine, the crowds immense and good
natured: and the fair management was
happy. It NOW seems certain the rec
ords OF the past will be broken.
The Wrights and their modern aero
fplanes have proved the sensational
! feature OF the fair thus far. They have
Ebest avtatofs-P. g. Farmeire: and CHI
ford Turpin.
In the horse judging ring some Of the
big classes were Judged right at the
start and In these there was great
competition between the breeders. It
was notable that Iowa horses won In
!, the first big classes in shires and
Clydesdales. while an Illinois horse
took first in the Percherons In some
divisions as many 40 forty animals
were shown In competition In the ring
1t once. In the cattle and swine de-
partments there was Similar keenscom-
petition. S.:s3s s
Those in charge Of preparations for
Pioneer day have been surpfised at the
large number Of persons eligible for
free tickets. because Of being residente
Iof the state 1t the time OF adniissiop.
At least 500 OF these have been found,
land many will attend tho meeting on
| ThurSday TO organize q SPloneerS'. as
ISOLATION. Secretary Wilson, E5ra
AGeekeE. shirley Giliilland and Others
will peak 1893 5, 49,. !
cfsansry D.ttsr Exhibit: I.
The butter entries for the iowa state
flair ofsfS11 weresrathefs small IL guam
Atty but mone than made Zip what 800
Hacking ~ shss kttxeIn - IA a,Illllty
!of nearly Gvxf$ emu
tubs were received In all by Superih-
tendent Barney and out Of this number
eighteen tubs appeared in the ANAL
Ehakedown and required much time and
close inspection on the part OF Judges
Ross. Clarke and Forester before the
winner was at last announced.
with the exception Of only q very
few. each and every exhibitor Is to be,
congratulated upon the Offering re.
|ceived by the fair officials. and Super.
intendent Barney is indeed well pleased
with the exhibit. asa whole altho 1t II
to be regretted that more OF the but.
termakers In the state did not take i'd
vantage Of this opportunity to compare
their skill and Workmanship with their
fellow
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