The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-16
Man'lla's Corn Show, Closed Friday,
Was Interesting but Attendance
Poor Owing to Weather.
HOME TALENT FRIDAY EVENING
Let Of Prize Winners as Furnished by
e. Reviews Manila Correspondent
Good Band Music.


school entrees 232.
Tho exhibits We're not nearly a.
large as last year. Prof Green.
band, of Council bluffs, furnished tn,
music the last two days of the show
Thursday evening the band gave ;
concert with vaudeville act in con
nection. On Friday evening the eli
max and the biggest success of tho
show was the home talent program
put on by the school children. The
program was interesting and was
we'll put on.
Friday Evenings Program.
The following program was given:
Observation-Disclosures.
"rhe Black Bird"-Opretta.
High School, Chorus-"My Nanny s
Voice."
Song-ienevievs>. Jackson.
Folk Drill-Primary.
Reading-Nlrs. w. G. GoodnUush.
Music-Nlale Quartet.
Pumpkin Heads, Guess Who?"-
Intermediate.
Observation-Disclosures.
Folk Drill
Music-Male Quartet.
Those Red Envelopes" Farce
Violin Solo-E. Ericsson.
High School Chorus
Music-Orcllcstra
The Prize Winners.
Glass A-Bcst single ear yellow:
FIRST prize, three months telephone
rental, 1915. Manila Telephone Co..
Wallace SAUNDERS: second prize, 1925
riding fHidle, Frank prOcsclliedt, Rob,
ert SieverSos
Class B--BeSt single car white:
First prize. three months telephone
Dyson L. Calvin, Edward Saunders:
second prize, five bags Hawkeyc &C.
ment, 81. Green Bay Lumber Co., Ar
ley Saunders.
Class C-Best single ear other than
yellow or white: First prize. mans
$3.50 sweater coat, J. C. Dyson. J. C..
Holmes: second prize, one 81 roll OF
rubber roofing. Farmers Lumber Co,
Benton Holmes.
Glass D-Sweepstakes over A, u
and G.: First prize. one pair S. trons-
eds, DysOs and Calvin, Wallace Saund-
era. $500
Class E-Best ten ears of yellow
corn first prize IS Hercules l2-fo0t
gate Nicola Elevator Co.. George
Christianson: second prize, ten con
crete fence posts. 50. Manila Cos
struction Co.. Morris Flint.
Class F-Bcst ten ears of white:
First prize one pair mems Us Sell
shoes, J. G.. DYSON, Edward Sauders;
second prize, one rcd Vitatlic "a auto
inner tube. Floyd Campbell, Will
Kuhl.
Glass Chest ten ears of any other
variety than yellow or white: First
prize, one pair mems IS O'Donncll
shoes, c. f. G. kehr, }. G. Holmes:
pecond prize. $3.50 in trade at Brock
elsby's garage, Austin Holmes.
Glass H-Sweepstakes over E, Fand
G: S25 l7-jcwcl Hampton gold watch.
Canadian and Draper, George Christ
! Jansen.
Glass best twenty-five ears of any
| variety: first prize 81 Cramer pulver-
| izer attachment for sulky or gang pillow
/! nv Pautch Bros, Morris Flint: second
| prixc. $3.50 in trade at j. w. Vernicks
Harry McCackcn.
( Glass best ten ears. any variety,
exhibited by rural schools: First prize.
hOy's sweater by c. +. G. kehr. Bur
ton Holmes: second prize. boys 81
nurse. Frank ProcschOcdt, John llol-
mes.
Class K-Twcnty largest ears
If any variety: First prize, $2.'' 10
foot cattle whip by Frank Procschocdt
Frank Miller: second prize. W III
trade by John Grief, Henry Hacan.
Class best display OF farm pro
ducts from any one farm. consisting
Of corn, grain and vegetables; First
prize $3.50 ton of Iowa coal, Farmers
Lumber Co.. Flint Bros; second prize.
and 81 bristle horse brush by Frank
froeschocdt, J. c. Holmes.
Glass M-Bcst ten ears OF any var
jety that will shell out the most corn
by weight corn to be shclled at the
hail. cash prize, $3.50 Harry Barron.
Small Grain Division.
Rcst neck of oats: FIRST prize, ten
4 atcel fence posts at SO, Green Bay
Lumber Co. Henry Kuhl; second prize
3 a n barrel of lime, Farmers Lumber
< Co., Herman Miller.
Best peck, of Barley: First prize
AZ Lanpher hat. c. +. G. Kehr. Holds
worth Bros; second prize. $3.50 ton
ri SAM, T6rIIlcLS Au"oSA WV
TbeObald- ,..
Hest neck of spring wheat: First
prize, 81 suit Of overalls. W. q. Saiter'
Henry Kuhl. No second prize.
Best peck OF winter wheat: Frist
nrize. 81 Delta hand lamp. FLOYD
Campbell. Flint Bros; second prize
one years subscription to Maniila
Times, w. A. Theobald.
Poultry Division.
Class A-Consisting OF entries
hatched in 1914 by exhibitors, each
hreed to compete separately: Bun
Wyandottes, one cockerel. John Ven
nick. 81 cash: Buff Wyandottes, first
nullet. viii Vennick. 81 cash. Bun
Wvandottes, second pullet, John Ven
nick. so cents cash; Black Lang
shang. first cockeral. James lvey. ~
cash: Black Langshang. first puilet'
James Ivey. so cents cash; Bun orp-
ineton. first cockerel, J. p. Barber. 81
cash prize; Buff Olpington second
cockeral !. p. Barber. IS cents cash;
White Orpington. first pn'let' robert