Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Nebraska
PRIZES FOR BOYS And GIRLS
List of Awards Made at Junior
Short Course at Uni Farm.
CLINE LANTz WINS IN WHEAT
Corn Judging Contest-Esther
johnson OF Cordova Gets
ShirtwaiSt Premium.

LINCOLN. March 2-(Speciall -Th,
awards OF prizes given to members o.
the Nebraska Boys and Girls club a
the short course Of instruction at tn,
university farm in January were giver
out today.
Prof. Irwin Hopt conducted the judg,
ing contests in wheat and corn. Thes,
contests are of great practical value tc
the boys doing the work and much credit
is due TO the earnestness Of the BOYS &c
get a hold of so many salient points IL
one week Of work.
Wheat contest awards follow:
Cline Lantz. first; George Hoegmeyer
second; Kenneth Campbell Ransom sam.
uelson and Ransom Bergman. tied for
third; Paul Garrett, fourth; Carl Hoenter
and Cyrus McCorkle, tied for fifth;
George Nichols, SIXTH Henry Luebe, sew
enth; Owen McKillups, eighth; Dale
Evans. ninth.
Corn Judging Contest-P. II. Lancaster,
Waco, first; II. II. Barnard Aida, and
Lawrence w. Wiese. Grand Island, tied
for second; Henry Luebs. Wood River,
and Dale Evans. Holdrege, tied for third
George Nichalas, Dewitt. fourth; Paul
Jarrett, Hooper, fifth: Melvin Bergman,
Bertrand sixth. Cyrus McCorkle, Albio.>,
seventh; George Hoegmeyer, Hooper.
eighth: Arthur Hurrell, Craig, ninth:
Carl Moenter. Dewitt, tenth: Edward
Rhamey. Fort Crook, eleventh; Owen Nc
Killips, Albion. twelfth; Charles Lantz,
Hildreth, thirteenth; Kenneth Campbell,
YORK, fourteenth; Ransom Samuelson,
Hildreth, fifteenth. +
Officers and Prizes.
The Lincoln Commercial club presented
a beautiful silver cup to be awarded an
nually to the boy growing the ten best
ears OF corn.
Mrs. Ringer Of the st. Leger Cowley
chapter Of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution presented a dainty and
BEAUTIFUL trophy to be awarded annually
to the girl making the best exhibit Of
work In cookery and sewing.
This year Clarence Monnick Of Hooper.
Neb., won the Lincoln Commercial club
trophy and Miss Myra Helne Of Hooper
Neb.. the Daughters Of the American
Revolution trophy.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year.
Boys - President Frank Lawrence
Waco; secretary Dale W. Evans. Hold
rege
Girls-Miss Myra Heine. Hooper; Miss
Dora Collins, st. Edward
AT the annual contest held I'm connec-
ton with the short course premiums we're
awarded 'as follows:
Class A. Lot /, White Corn-Georzc
Hegemeyer. Hooper. S.: Agnes Hide
brand, Hooper, 50; L. X. Schoenleber, jr.,
Bethany. 81: Emmit Kitchen. Farnam. 81
Glass A, Lot 2, Yellow Corn-Clarence
Monnick, Hooper. IS; Ira w. Hepperly,
r. r. d. No. !. Norfolk, IS; Agnes Hide
brand, Hooper. ST. Ed. MonnIek. Hooper,
81: Albert Rohwer Fort Calhoun, 81;
Charles Hoggenback, Hooper. 81: Milo
Hasik. Able, 81; NJ. J. Monnick, Hooper.
81; Paul yarritt. Hooper. 81: Ephrain
Watkins. yernange. 81; L. X. schoen-
leber. jr., Bethany. 81.
Class A. Lot ., other Than Yellow or
White Corn--Agnes Hlldebrand. Hooper,
"; Emmit Kitchen Farnam, S.
Class A, Lot 4. Potatoes-Dale Eyans.
Holdrege. 81; Paul Jarret, Hooper, 50:
Harrison Wilson. Hooper, g.; John Hsr.
rison, University Place, 81; l.. X. Schoen-
leber. jr.. Bethany, 81; George Hoeg-