Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-01-19
GREAT CORN SHOW.
Mosinee's Fifth Annual Took Place on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Jan. IL, Is and Ia, 1915.

| WHICH, Dy-bIlo-Wdy, was Tile HlJu al
nual, was great success, in fact the
best of all. 1t was attended by farm
ers from every part of our county and
much enthusiasm was manifested.
On Tuesdays a. m. there was an adj
dress by Prof. A. L. Stone, OF Madi-
son, on What Cloyer Will Do for
Mara hon County Farms" followed
by J. G. Miiward, on Market De-
mands for Potatoes. The same gen.
tleman spoke in the afternoon.
Wednesday was Dairy Cattle Day,
and there were addresses by ]. A.
James, G. G. Humphrey and A. C.
Berg and in the evening by Miss
Elizabeth Kelly, an illustrated lecture
on Relation of Food to the Health
of the Human Body" and on Public
Health by DIR. w. d. Frost.
Thursday II. Lunz and R. E.
Vaughan each gave an address in the
morning and afternoon and w. A..
Won Berg spoke upon SHOW Wisconsin
Bankers Bulletins Help the Farmer"
The Women's Course conducted
by Miss Mary Brown in connection
was well attended and very instruc-
tive.
The event closed on Thursday with
a banquet at Paronto's hall, attended
by 225 persons. B. E. Walters pre-
sided at the after dinner program.
Supt. S. B. Tobey spoke on Cooper
alton" There were other brief ad-
dresses by G. G. Kruger. Arden Par
onto, Timothy Jones, Henry Kronen-
wetter, H. G. Berger, Prof. Lunz and
Prof. Vaughan, and Prof. A. G. Burg.
The following received prizes:
Golden Glow corn-frst, George
Otto, Mosinee; second, George Ahles,
Mosinee: third, john Springer, Most
nee.
Yellow dent corn-frsc, George
Otto, Mosinee; second, George Ahles,
Mosinee; third, William Hoag, Nc
MILAN.
Flint, any variety-first, George OF
to, Mosinee; second, Al. Raymond,
Mosinee; third, John Springer, Most
nees
White dent, any variety-frst, Carl
Kronenwetter, Mosinee; second,
Christ Strum, Mosinee; third, Ed.
Bonkowski, Mosinee.
Pedigree oats-frst, Geo. Ahles,
Mosinee; second, Geo. Otto, Mosinee;
third, Paul Stephanus, Mosinee.
Oats of any other variety-frst, Geo.
Ahles, Mosinee; second, Louis Schmidt,
Rothschild; third, John Altenburg,
Dancy.
Barley, Odebucker or pedigree
first, Henry Ventske, Wausau; second,
Paul Stephanus Mosinee, third, Geo.
Ahles, Mosinee.
Barley, any other variety-frst,
Henry Ventske, Wausau; second, Ed.
Whitmore, Wausau; third, Robert
Martin, Halder.
Wheat, any variety-frst, Louis
Schmidt, Rothschild; second, Henry
Ventske, Wausau; third, George Otto,
Mosinee.
Rye, any variety Louis
Schmidt, Rothschild; second, Henry
Ventzke, Wausau; third, Ed. Whit
more, Wausau.
Buckwheat-frst, F. A. Wilcox,
Knowlton; second, j Doran, Mosinee;
third, Louis Schmidt, Rothschild
Peas, any variety-frst, Ed. Whit
more, Wausau; second, Henry Vent
ske, Wausau; third, George Otto,
Mosinee.
Potatoes, round white-frst, Geo.
Mushinick, Dancy; second, w. Brig
ham, Mosinee; third, Geo. Otto, Most
nee.
Potatoes, white long-frst, w.
Brigham, Mosinee; second, Ed Whit
more, Wausau; third, John Springer,
Mosinee.
Potatoes, Triumph-frst, l.. Fran
cisco, Mosinee; second, r. Martin,
Mosinee; third, John Springer, Most
nee.
Potatoes, any other variety-frst,
P. j. Peterson, Mosinee; second, E.
Walker, Mosinee; third, W. Brigham,
Mosinee
Peck onions-frst, L. Francisco,
Mosinee; second, G. Kronenwetter,
Mosinee; third w. Brigham, Mosi-
nee
Best squash-frst, W. Brigham.
Mosinee; second, John Hobelsberger,
Mysinee; third, John Springer, Most
nee.
Best pkin-frst, Ed. Whit
more, Wausau; second, G. Schneider,
Mosinee: third, L. Francisco, Most
nee.
Three Best turnips-frst, John
Springer, Mosinee; second, L. Fran
cisco, Mosinee; third, Louis Mascot.
ii, Mosinee.
Three Best rutabagas-frst, Chas.
Heath, Knowlton; second, Ed. Whit
more, Wausau; third c. Schneider,
Mosinee.
Best cabbage first, L. Francisco,
Mosinee; second, r. Martin, Mosi-
nee; third, T. A. Wilcox, Knowlton.
Silver cup for best exhibit of dent
corn-George Otto, Mosinee.
Silver cup for best exhibit of oats
George Ahles, Mosinee.
Silver cup best exhibit of Po-
atoes-George Mushinick, Dancy
Sweepstakes went to George Otto
Mosinee.
The Silver cups to DIR, Otto and
George, AhIes, also of Mosinee and
George, Mushinick, Dancy.
159 BUSHELS OF CORN PER