The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03
MANILA ANNUAL
POULTRY SHOW
Three Days in the Second Week Of De
cember Are Set Aside for
This Annual Event.
LECTURE WEDNESDAY EVENING
Music by Des Moines Orchestra and
Program One Evening Furnished
by Children of Schools.

Manila Dec 2-Everyone is look
ing forward to Manilla's fourth annual
corn and poultry show, to be held on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, De-
cember 10th, 18th and 18th.
On Wednesday evening a lecture
will be given. The committee has not
made definite arrangements as vet, but
the lecturer and his theme will be an
nounced later.
Thursday and Friday we will have
with us the Travers-Wick orchestra
of Des Moines, which will furnish us
music for the two days and will give
program on Friday evening. The
program on Thursday evening will be
supplied by the children of the vari-
GUS grades of the public schools.
The following list of prizes will be
given:
Glass A--Best single ear yellow First
prize, mackinaw coat, by Dyson & Cal
vim; second, one years subscription to
the Manila Times.
Glass B-Best single ear white First
prize, one pair $500 Royal Blue shoes,
by J. c. Dyson; second, $3.50 in trade
by Offineer & Petersen.
Class C-Best single ear yellow or
white. First prize, $500 Lanpher hat
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H. Brockelsby
Glass D-Sweepstakes over A. B and
c. First prize, $500 in trade at Schrams
Glass E-Best ten ears yellow: First
prize, one sheep by John G. Hamann;
second, $3.50 in trade by John Vennink.
Class F-Best ten ears white. First
prize, $3.50 Wyoming coal by n Nicola 60 FL
e eXator ny e9mpan McM second $500 box
Glass G-Best ten ears any other va
riety than yellow or white. First prize.
$500 ton of coal warmers Lumber
company: second. $500 box Of cigars by
Fred Book.
Glass H-Sweepstakes over E, F and
G. Commercial club cup, value $1,000.
Glass Best twenty-five ears of any
variety. First prize, pair $3.50 horse
cigars, $500. by p. Hoffeins.
Glass BEST ten ears any variety eX-
hibited by rural schools. First prize,
$500; second, $500
Glass K-Twenty-five largest ears Of
any variety. First prize, $3.50; second,
SMALL GRAIN
Best peck of oats-First prize, s1.5o;
Best peck of spring wheat-First
prize, $3.50; second $1.00.
Best peck of winter wheat-First
prize, $3.50; second, s1.O0.
Best peck of barley-First prize, s1.5o;
second s1'oo' POTATOES
Best peck Of red-First prize, clean
ing and pressing suit by r. S. Mckee;
second, $1.0O.
Best peck white-First prize, $1.50;
second S1.00.
PUMPKIN AND SQUASH
Largest pumpkin-First prize, 75c;
second, so cents.
Largest squash-First prize, IS cents;
second, SO cents.
APPLES
Best display of home grown apples
First prize, $3.50: second, s1.00.
CANNED GOODS
Collection of five best cans, assorted
frut-First prize, $500 double boiler
by Z. o. Wilkinson; second, s1.50; third,
Sl.OO.
Single can of neaches---First prize, 81;
second, so cents.
Best can of pears-First prize, $1.O0;
second, SO cents.
Single can of .pineapples-First prize,
800: second, so cents.
Pickles-Two assorted cans. First
prize. $500: second so cents
Relishes-Single can, including cat
sup, Chilli sauce, beet and corn relish
First prize, IS cents: second, 80 cents.
PRESERVES
To include marmalade, jams and pre-