The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-15
LIST Of PRIZES
FOR CORN SHOW
AWARDS TO BE GIVEN TO EXHIB-
TORS AT FATRM0NT ARM.
DRY NOV. 20.
PREMIUMS FOR THE BOYS AND
GIRLS ARE LIBERAL AND
VARIED.

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GIRLS ARE LIBERAL AND
VARIED.
The complete list Of prizes for the
third annual Marion county corn
show TO b. held at the FairmOnt
urmOry Nov. %, has been made up.
The premiums offered TO the boys
and girls are liberal. There IS con-
siderable interest being manifested
IN this project.
All exhibits intended for the corn
show should be brought to the arm
Dry not later thai. ten O'Clock on the
morning Of the show. Those who
wish to do so may leave their eXhih-
its at the office of the clerk OF the
cOunty court before the day Of the
show.
There are two divisions to the
show, the boys and girls division
and The farmers division. Farmers
who have grown both white and vel
low corn may enter samples of both.
Those who wish to enter a ten-ear
exhibit and one-car exhibit must
bring eleven ears
The complete list of prizes is Civ
en- below:
Boys and Girls Division,
Class No. | Production Contest.
Ten ears yellow or white corn. Only
those who have grown the acre pIats
may enter exhibits in this class.
First prize. free "trip to Club Win.
ncrs' Course at the College of Agri-
culture, MOrgantown. Second prize,
$5.00 in cash. Third prize, $500 in
cash. Fourth prize. $500 in cash.
Fifth prize. $l.nO in cash.
Class No. .. Ten ears yellow corn.
First prize. $1,000 in cash. Second
prize. $3.00 in cash. Third pri2r,
gold signct ring. Four prize. $500
in cash. Fifth prize. $50 in cash,
Sixth prize. $500 in cash. Seventh
prize. hair brush and comb. Eighth
prize. alarm clock. Ninth prize,
fountain pen Tenth prize, accident
ease.
Class No. ;. Ten ears white corn.
First prize, $1,000 in cash. Second
prize, gold signct ring. Third prize,
$%.00 in cash. Fourth prize. $3.50
in cash. Fifth prize, fountain pen.
Class No. 1. Single ear yellow
corn. First prize, 5000 in cash,
Second prize. $2.Oo In cash. Third
prize. bride.
Class no. :. Single ear white
corn. First prize. $500 in cash.
Second prize. $2.0O in cash. Third
Prize, sweater.
Class 30. 6. Illustrated booklet,
"IIGw Grew My Corn" First prize
$500 in cash. Second prize, $500
in cash. Third prize. $500 in cash.
Fourth prize, $l.50 in cash. Fifth
prize. $l.n0 in cash.
Scoring Contest. First prize. s.
in cash. Second prize, $500 in cash.
Third Hri2c. $l.0O in cash.
List of Prizes-FarmeTs' Division,
Class no. |. Ten ears yellow
corn. First prize $1,000 in cash.
Second prize. 500 in cash. Third
prize. rocking chair Fourth prizr,
! sacks Atlas Flour. Fifth prize,
safety razor. Sixth prize, $3.50 in
cash. Seventh prize. pair gloves.
Eighth prize. Il pair hose. Ninth
prize. razor strop. Tenth prize.
pilchrork.
Glass 80. .. Ten ears white corn.
First prize. $l0.0O in cash. Second
prize. $500 in cash. Third prize,
rocking chair. Fourth prize. / sacks
Minnchaha flour. Fifth prize. $40
in cash. Sixth prize. pair gloves.
Seventh prize, safety razor.
Glass No. ,. Single ear "cllow
corn. First prize, Sfclson nat. Sec
nnd prize. 5000 in cash. Third
prize. = sacks rrocker's Best flour.
Glass so. I. Einglc ear white
curn. First prize, cultivator. See
ond prize. $500 in cash. Third
wlzr. . sacks Daniel Webster flour.
4 prize of $l.5O or the equivalent
lch will he given for III" best peek
Of potatoes. oats, and wheat.
Farmers are urged to bring to the
show samples of other products.
Small prizes will be gwen for the
best of such products.
The following contests are open
to both boys and girls and farmers,
Rost stalk of corn, First prize, s.
In cash. Second prize, 81 in cash.
Third prize. soc in cash.
RushcI seed corn in the ear, white
or yellow. First prize. $500 in cash
Second prize, $500 in cash Third
prize. fur cap. Fourth prize, $l.5O
in. cash. Fifth prize, $1.OO in cash
Sweepstakc prize for the best Ten
ears In the show--silverT cup.
Sweepstake prize for the best sim
gle ear in the show $3.50 In gold'