The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-07

pleted until late Friday evening.
when the result was announced all
were satisfied with the work of j. W.,
Cook, though some were disappointed
that they had not been more success
full in the show. Mr.. Cook explained
to each person what was lacking in
the different specimens which were
not given recognition.
The result OF the award of pre-
miums for the county had the fol-
lowing result:
For the Glass OF Yellow Corn, Ten
Ears Exhibited.
First, Stiffler brothers
Second, G.. w. Douce.
Third, d. Fisher & Son
Fourth, Fred Neubauer
Fifth, j. B. Conley.
Sixth, A. o. Rhoades.
Seventh William Klingel.
Eighth, Henry Garrett.
Ninth. W. II. Kramer.
Tenth. w. B. Peters.
Best Ten Ears of White Corn.
First John Reckley.
Second, Fred Neubauer.
Third, Stinler brothers.
Fourth, A. c. Enz.
Fifth, w. II. Kramer
Best Ten Ears of Any Other Variety
First, Fred Neubauer.
Second, Stiffler brothers.
Third. S. =. Belt.
Fourth, r. e. Bunford.
Fifth, w. A. Sager
Single Ear of Any Variety.
First. ID. Fisher & Son.
Second, Henry Reckley.
Third, w. II. Kramer.
Best Twenty-Five Ears Any Variety
First, Stiffler brpthers.
Second. Henry Garrett.
Third, j. b. Conley.
Best Peck of Shelled Corn.
Yellow, W. b. Peters.
White, John Reckley.
Any other variety Stiffler brothers.
Golden Surprise Special. Best 10 Ears.
First, j. l.. Berringer.
Second. NJ. NJ. Benner.
Best Ten Ears Sweet Corn.
First G. w. PangbOrn.
Second. ]. w. Kennedy.
Best Ten Ears White Popcorn.
First, G. W. Pangborn.
Second, w. A. Sager.
Best and Largest Display.
Stiffler brothers.
1t is probable that some of this
prize winning corn will be taken to
Columbus and entered in the big
show which will be conducted in that
citv within the next few days.
The prize winners in the various
townships represented in the show
are shown below.
Marion TOUnshiD
First on yellow. j. B. Conley; sec
ond on yellow. w. II. Kramer; first
on white, w. II. Kramer; second on
white, w. B. Peters; First on any
other varietl, f. N. Uncapher; sec
ond On any other variety, w. b. Pet
ers.
Pleasant Township.
First on yellow, Henry Garrett:
second on yellow, S. P. Belt; first oil
white. John Reckley. second or
white, NJ. ID. Porter; first on any 9th
er variety, S. p. Belt; second on any
other variety. ID. b. Rider
Richland Township.
First on yellow Fred Neubauer;
second on yellow, William Klingel;
first on white, Fred Neubauer; first
on any other variety, Fred Neubauer
Prospect Township.
First on yellow. Stihler Brothers;
second on yellow. Josephus Thomas;
first on white, Stiffler Brothers; first
on any other variety, Stiffler Broth
ers; second on any other variety JOS
ephus Thomas.
Salt Rock Township.
First on yellow, C. A. Enz, first on
white, C. A. Enz.
Scott Township.
First on yellow, ]. @. Gay; second
on yellow C. l.. Dobbins.
Big Island Township.
First on yellow, A. o. Rhoades;
second on yellow, Peter Dunn; first
on white; C. w. Pangborn; first on
any other variety, r. F. Bunford;
second on any other variety, C. w
Pangborn.
Bowling Green Township.
First on yellow, w. A. Sager: first
on any other variety J. ID. Cutlery;
second on any other variety, w. A.
Sager.
Clarldon Township.
First on yellow. G.. w, Douce; sec
ond on yellof, d. Fisher and Sons.
Green Camp Township.
First on yellow, A. ]. Seffers; sec.
ond on yellow, ]. w. Sifhtt
Grand Pra1e Township
First on any other variety, NJ j.
Campbell.
Corn Smelling Contest.
The ten ears shelling the largest
percent. first Stffer Brothers; sec
| ond, G. w. Parks; third A. ]. Jeffers
Corn POne.
First. Mrs. J. L. Berrlnger; second,
j. l.. Berringer; third, ]. b. Conley.
Hominy.
First, B. w. Green; second Mrs. p
A. Green; third Mrs. NJ M. Behner