The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-17
MANILLAC0RN
SHOW CLOSES
7
Annual Event at Manila Again Proves
Successful-Many Entries and
Attendance Was Good.
SCHOOL EXHIBITS INTERESTING
Superintendent r. N. OIry in Charge
of Exhibit and Receives Many
Compliments on the Work

came to close. The show was well
attended during the entire three days
and it is the opinion of all that it was
the most successful show of the klno
ever held at this place.
Excellent music was furnished dur
Ing the corn show by the Travers
Wick orchestra of Des Moines. M
merous lectures on weeds, corn and
poultry were given each day. Pro
lessor Richards, of Ames, judged the
chickens; Professor Wesley gave help
full lectures on weeds; County Supt
F. N. Olry, of Denison, judged the
school work, and Mrs. Cleveland, OF
Perry, fancy work. The evening pro-
grams were excellent.
Many Entries, Many Prizes.
Following are the prizes awarded:
CORN
Class A-Best single ear yellow; ISL
prize, mackinaw coat by D. Dyson o ca a. :
subscription to Manila Times, Reln-
hart Lochmiller
Glass B-Best single ear white; LIST,
one pair s49e KoyR Iiue 2d sh9 ESQ 9S in
trade by Ofineer - Peterson, Frank
Bohlander.
Glass C-Best single ear yellow or
white: LIST, $500 Lanpher hat by c. F. &.
Kehr, c. H. Holmes; 3D., $500 in trade
by w. H. Brockelsby, Austin Holmes:
Glass D-Sweepstakes over A, and
C: 1st, $500 in trade at Schram's, Geo.
Christensen.
Class E-Best ten ears yellow: LIST,
one sheep by John G.. Hamann, George
Christensen; I'd, $3.50 in trade by John
Vennink, Francis Kerr.
Glass F-Best ten ears white: 1st
$3.50 Wyoming coal by Nicola Elevator
Co., Henry Kuhl; I'd, $500 box cigars
by r. j. Mcmahon, Henry Hamann.
Glass G-Best ten ears any other va
riety than yellow or white: 1st $500
ton of coal by Farmers Lumber Co.,
by F. C. Book, ]. F. William jain.
Class H-Sweepstakes over E, F and
G: Commercial club cup, value $1,000,
Henry Kuhl.
Class BEST twenty-five ears any
variety LIST, pair $3.50 horse blankets
by F. Proescholdt, Francis Kerr; I'd,
5000 box cigars by P. Hoffeins, Flint
Bros.
any variety: 1st, s1.50, VIM. Meyer; I'd,
$1.0O, Henry Hamann.
Best peck Of oats: LIST, $1.5O, John
Willie Kuhl; I'd, s1.Oo, Henry Kuhl.
Best peck of winter wheat: LIST, $3.50,
John Hansen.
Stevenson; I'd, $1.0O, Henry Stevenson.
Potatoes
Best peck red; 1st, cleaning and press
ing suit by r. S. Mckee, H. Quantz; I'd,
$500, William Fielweber.
Best peck white: 1st, $3.50, Robert
Theobald: I'd, s1OO, Henry Stevenson.
Pumpkin and Squash.
Largest pumpkin: lst, Is cents, F. J.
Largest squash: list, rs cents, VIM.
Mayer; Cd, SO cents: Henry Jochimsen.
Apples
Best display of home grown apples:
1st' s1.5o; "a cs S1;oS Good.
Collection of five best cans assorted
fruit: list, $500 double boiler by b. Q.
Wilkinson, Mrs. Will White; I'd, $3.50,
Mrs c. M Krogle; Sd, $1.oo, Mrs Isaac
+, Hird.
Single can of peaches: list, $1.0O, Mrs.
B. A. Weber; I'd, so cents, Miss Nellie
Gardner.
belle Morgan; I'd, so cents, Mrs. b. A.
Weber.
Single can of pineapples: list, s1.oO,
Mrs. c. L. White; I'd, so cents, Miss
Isabelle Morgan.
Pickles, two assorted cans: LIST, $1:00,
Mrs Isaac Hird; I'd, SO cents, Miss Isa-
belle Morgan.
Relishes; single can, including catsup
chilli sauce, beet and corn relish: 1st
IS cents, Mrs. Will Bliven; I'd, SO cents,
Mrs George Hird.
Preserves; to include marmalade, pre-
serves and jams. single entry entrly % only
cents, Mrs Allen Barber.
Fancy Work
French and eyelet work: list. $3.50
Mrs. Mon Peterson: I'd. $1.50, Mrs. r.
r. Moser; Sd, rs cents, Miss Mabe
Barber
Roman cut work: LIST, $3.50. Mrs Her.
man Miller: I'd, $780, Mrs. O. A. Olson
Punch work: LIST. s15O, Mrs. Edward
Theobald; 3D. s1.00, Mrs. Frank Proescl
Crochet work, cotton LIST. s1.5o, Miss
Mary Murphy; Cd. $1.OO, Mrs. Frank
Brown.
Crochet work. wool: LIST, $3.50, Mrs
L. Kerr.
Tatting 1st, s1.5O, Mrs. f. W. Barber
I'd, s1.0O, Mrs. Will White
Knit work: list. s1.5O, Mrs. Will Blair
: I'd, $1.00, Mrs. Will Blair.
Miscellaneous work: LIST, s1.50, Mrs
r. R. Moser; 3D. s1.OO, Miss Marie Bar.
rett.
Sofa pillows: LIST, s2.75 hat or plume
McNertney.
Colored work: 1st s275 hat or plume
Mrs. Will Blair; I'd, Mrs O.. A. Ilson.
Drawn work: 1st. $3.50. Mrs Will
oIdlF "a, $I, MIS- IHdS. oteCkelDeTS
Darned work: LIST, $3.50, Mrs. Isaac
Hird I'd, 81, Mrs John Walker.
Paintings
Water color: 1st, $3.50. Mrs. Bessie
McCracken; I'd, 81, Ellen Palmer.
Oil colored: list, $3.50. Mrs. Jessie
Johnson: I'd, 81, Mrs. c. L. Kerr.
Children'0 Fancy work.
For children under Is years: list, 81
Phyllis Summerville; I'd, IS cents, Elna
Peterson; Sd, so cents, Laura Proesch-
oldt; 4th, rs cents, Edna Smith.
Hand Painted China.
For collection Of six pieces: LIST. SO,
Mrs. r. r. Moser; I'd, $3.50, Mrs. c. M.
Krogh.
Brass Work
First. $3.50, Mrs. r. r. Moser; I'd,
81, Mrs. w. F.. BEven.
Burnt Wood
First $3.50, Mrs. r. r. Moser: I'd,
$3.50, Sayde Nicely
0hlld1o1'0 00xat WooA.
For children under IL years: LIST, rs
cents. Lenore Potter: I'd, 50 cents, Nor
ma Deter.