Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
Progress.

The southern Corn snow Is tne HlaB'
mum opus OF the Atlanta Chamber OF
Commerce for the fall. 1t is scheduled
for December g.. Q, and at the At
lanta auditorium. with liberal premium
list including a series Of prizes for both
yield and quality of corn.
The management of the show Is vest
ed IN an executive committee Of five AMI
a corn show board of a larger NUMBER
which broadly represents the interests
which assisted the chamber OF COM
merce in raising the money to meet the
expenses of the show.
The committee and board are given De-
low:
Executive Committee-H @. Hastings,
y. X. Orr, John E. Murphy. H. E. Stock
bridge. w. II. Leahy.
Corn Show Board. K Orr, Wilmer
L. Moore, Nell r Wilkinson. V. h
Kreigshaber, Brooks Morgan, A. c. Nc
Han. ]. Epps Brown. H. B. Wey. II. T.
Moore, w. l. Peel, Beaumont Dawson,
w. II. Britain, John E. Murphy, j. IT.
HoIIeman, r o. Cochran, Harris @.
White, H. c. Fisher, Henry Johnson. M.
Rich, H. NJ Atkinson, II. G. Hastings.
II. z. Stockbridge, NJ. T. Holahan. r. j.
Lowry, r. E. O'DonneIly.
F. ]. Paxon, president OF the chamber
OF commerce, and W. 6. Cooper, secreta-
~. are ex-officio members Of both COM
mittees.
The premium list follows:
/. Premium list Southern Corn show, At
Ianta, Ga. December SIS. Z ands, 1911.
Glass Individual exhibits:
For best individual exhibit from each
of the following states: Alabama, Flor
ida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi
North Carolina and South Carolina
First Prize-Keystone Pony corn
shelter. Offered by Information
al Harvester Co... -. ...S 1919
Seemed price,. -. -. -. -. 800
Third Price Two-year subscrip-
ton to Southern Cultivator.. ZOO
One ear corn:
First price. .-....S 800
Second price,. -. -. 500
Third Prize-One-year subscrip-
ton to Southern Cultivator. loo
Glass II-Yields and reports.
For best yield on one acre, In each OF
the foregoing states:
First price. -. -. 10000
Second price. -. 5000
For best report on methods Of grow
ing any exhibit at snow:
CProflt on crop to count so per cent?
First Prize-Set OF harness, Of
fered ~ E. d. Crane & Co.,
Second Prize-Rug, offered by
NiaIl-Herrin Co., Atlanta. 1880
Third Prize-Steel beam sub-soil
pillow, offered by Vulcan Plow
Co.. Evansville, Ind. . 500
Class III-Boys' Corn Club Exhibits.
CThis class confined to Georgia clubs
only) ~ e-.-.
Subject to rules. conditions and score
card prescribed by the State College OF
Agriculture.
For best individual exhibit by any
member of q regular Boys Corn Club,
from each Congressional district:
Single Ear Varieties.
Ten Ears of Corn:
First Price,. Is 500
Second Prize-Pair shoes, offered
by ]. K Orr Shoe Co.. Atlanta 200
Third Prize-3-year subscription
to Southern Ruralist. 1890. LOO
One Ear Corn:
FIRST FIIze-.. -. $50 =. - o'oV
Second Prize. .. . . 900. 200
Third Prize-s-year subscription
to Southern Ruralist. 1900. LOO
Prolific Varieties.
I Ten Ears Corn:
First Prize. :. .... $ 800
Second Prize-Boy's hat, orrered
: by Silvey-Smith Hat Co, At
lanta -. -..--..-. z.VO
Third Prize-s-year subscription
to Southern Ruralist. .. LOO
One Ear Corn:
First Prize. -. :. :. IS 800
Second Prize. $500 " =. 200
Third Prize-S-year subscription
to Southern Ruralist. 49,. LOO
For best club exhibit from each Con-
RresSional District:
(Any exhibit to be eligible for compe-
tition must consist of not less than
twenty Individual exhibits of ten ears
each OF any variety)
First Prize. -. 800 90
Seconu Frlze. ......... oO.OO
Ihiro Price. -. $50. $500
Glass IV-Boys' Corn Club Exhibits.
(Open to States OF Alabama, Florida,
Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina
and South Carolina. Same rules as
Glass IT'D
For best individual exhibit by any
member Of a regular Boys Corn club,
from each Of the foregoing states:
Single ear varieties).
Ten ear corn:
Second price. 80. go. 49,. -. -. zoo
Third prize-1-year subscription to
Uncle Remus's Home Magazine. LOO
One ear corn:
First nrfza 60 a