Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Successful Short Course
Ticket Sale For Next Year Exceeds
Number Sold This Year
THE PRIZE WINNING CORN SOLD

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be desired. The sale of corn &
cakes at the cl >se brought liber
al prices. There were 6o5 tick
sold and only 400 last year.
SRIZE WINNING Corn
The prize winning corn sold
S..turdaysafternoon brought the
Association Sl56 90. THE sweep
stakes buhel brought Ssh 80 OF
so cents above the record price
for a busLel at Ames. The big
sales were as follows.
Sweepstakes bushel sold to j. NJ
Foutch for ssl5O
Sweepstakes halfbushel sold TO Sam
Sclnepe for $50
Best 10 ears to G.. w. Hunt, 81
Best ear to w r. Thompson sll.50,
e. w. Hunt and w. w Latta paid
500 for the lest bmshel of White corn.
The Domestic Science department (
realized SO from the sale of cakes y
other edibles entered i'm the compet- |
tive class.
In the corn department the
following awards We're made by I
the Judge who passed ON all
corn entered in the compel tive
classes:
Sweepstakes on bushel corn, James
Earlywine.
Sweepstakes on ten ears of corn,
Gerald Earywine.
Boys and girls class sweepstakes,
George Benson.
CLASS )
Ten ears Reeds yellow Dent First
Ge lald Fary"ile, Mundamin: second
Mollic Powers Persia: thild. w S
Kelly, Mondamin; fourth, j. ID. Hays, /
Persia; fifth, James Earlywine, Mon
DAMN: sixth, O. S Larson, Logan;
seventh, Il. C. Metcalf, Mondamin
CLASS 6
Other YELLOW Corn First, Gerald
Earlywine, Mondamin: second +. Nj
Grosvcnor, Pisgah; thiId, o. $ Lar
son, Logan; fourth, r. NJ Grosvenor,
Pisgah; fifth, w. L. Hull, Logan.
CLASS
White Corn First, +. +. Cutler,
Logan; second, +. j. lIoilander, Logan: /
third, WIS Kelly, Mondamin; fourth
M. Bassett, Little Sioux: fifth, X. j
LAM, Logan; sixth, r. B. Wallace |
Mondamin; seventh, l.. j. Frcymaler
logan.
Other Varieties First George Car !
Isle, Logan; second, Sam ProbaScn, |
Dunlap, third and fourth, Fred Div
elbess, Logan.
BoYs' AND GIRLS EXHIBIT
Glass 10, Reeds yellow Dent First
George Benson, Magnolia: second |
Isle Wallace, Mondamin: third Paul
RAINIER Logan fourth, Morris Latta,
Logan: fifth, Andy Clauson, Logan; I
sixth, Theron Dempsey, Logan.
CLASS IL
Other yellow Corn First. Fiiiz 7
Radtke, Magnolia: second, II ward I
Pryor, Dunlap.
CLASS II
White Corn First. l.i>le Wallace .
Mondamin. Second, d. r. ';rn>Nei,or !
Logan Third, Myllc Wallace, Mon
DAMN. Fourth, Paul Kramer, Logan
Fifth, Orval Acrea, Logan
HARVEY JOHNSON SPECIAL
This was special class in /
which Harvey johnson. post |
master at Logan, p:lrcIla, d
some prize Winnin" corn viii yll
he Distribute to tweilt, five,
boys in the county, to he planted
and cared for during the sea on
of 1912. Fen ear samples We're
then to be entered i'm this short
course contest, and Mr. johnson
gave $50 in prizes to tile ten
who made the best showing, ) !Ui
to the first, 50 TO the second,
$3 to the third. and 81 each to
the next seven. The Judge
placed tn, awan ds in this CON
test as follows:
First, Bernard Smith, Logan Sec
ond, Merl Trip, Logan. l'nld,
Merton Peckenpaugh, Logan. Fourth,
Waiter Hunt, Logan. fifth, Willie
Larson, Logan. Sixth, Harold Miller,
Logan. Seventh, Fritz Hansen Mag
nolia. Eighth, Frank Weber, Lo-
gan. Ninth, Cyril Barkotf, Logan.
Tenth, Albert Ellerbeck, Logan.
Interesting facts in connec-
ton with this corn show are the
much improved quality Of the
entries over those entered in
previ us years Most all of
those who were in this contest
have been giving attention to
selection of seed and the gem
eral care OF the corn while it
was growing. The Earl ywines,
father and sons, living near
Mondamin, have been working
On this corn problem for seven