The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-01-06
EDUCATIONAL.
(By G. w. Meisnest.)


the Orpheum Theatre.
The Citizens Association of Manito-
voc, in Cooperation with the Universe
ty of Wisconsin Extension Division,
will present throe-day program.
The Grain show will be held in the
hall adjoining the Orpheum Theatre.
Norgard, Commissioner of Agriculture.
All grains should be entered not later
than nine o'clock Tuesday morning,
January IL. Generous prizes will be
awarded by the merchants to those sue
cessful in the grain contest.
A nursery and rest room has been
provided in the Opera House. Mothers
can take their children and leave them
in charge of a competent supervision
during the various meetings.
The program for the first day in the
forenoon will consist of Music, Games
and Health Talks, Women's Meeting,
Discussion, Annual Meeting of the
Guernsey BREEDERS Association.
Afternoon-Farmers' Meeting, Dis
cussion, Women's Meeting, Discussion,
Union Meeting at the Orpheum for
Boys and Girls.
Evening General Meeting at the Or
pheum Theatre. Address advantages
Of Special School Nurse for Manito-
woe" Miss Maynard Downes, Wiscon-
sin Anti-Tuberculosis Association.
SECOND DAY
Music, Games and Health
the County Horticultural Society,
Meeting of Jersey Breeders Associa-
ton.
Afternoon-Farmers Meeting, Wo-
mems Meeting, Union Meeting at the
Orpheum for Boys and Girls.
Evening-General Meeting at the or
pheum Theatre, Address, An Associat-
ed Charities for Manitowoc, Prof. John
l.. Gillin, University of Wisconsin.
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Forenoon-Music, Games and Health
Talks, Women's Meeting, Annual
Meeting ofthe Hostein Breeders AS
sociation, Meeting of the County
Cheesemakers.
Afternoon Farmers Meeting, Wo-
mems Meeting, Union Meeting at the
Orpheum for Boys and Girls.
Evening-Annual Banquet Citizens
Association, Woods Building, Person
ality in Business, Prof. Stephen w. Gil
man, University of Wisconsin. The Old
Regime and the New Opportunity, Mr..
Andrew II. Melville, In charge of Ser
vice to Commercial Associations.
The following prizes have been offer
cred on the grains listed below. The
prizes will be awarded the last day of
the institute.
CORN.
Yellow Dent or No. s.
lst Prize-5 gal. Barn Paint. BY
Worel Stangel Co.
End Prize Yr. Sub. Daily Herald.
By Daily Herald.
Golden GLOW or No. l2--
lst Prize-Planet Jr. Double Wheel
Hoe. By Madsen Seed Co.
2nd Prize-Par Lace Curtains. BY
II. Esch Sons Co.
Flint Corn
lst Prize Aluminium Rooster. BY
Wernecke & Schmitz.
2nd Prize-Ladios Fur Scarf. BY II.
q. dip Co.
BARLEY.
Wisconsin Pedigreed--
lst Prize-Case Plumb Sure Can. BY
Plumb & Nelson.
End Prze-Merchandise By Schrei-
hardt Co.
3rd Prize--l yr. Sub. to Manitovoc
Pilot. BY f. S. Grove.
Oderbrucker-
lst Prize-Case Kneipp Malt Coffee
BY VIM. Rahr Sons Co.
End Prize-Merchandise BY Kunz,
Bleser Co.
3rd Prize-l yr. Sub. Manitowoc
Post. BY ManItowoc Post.
Scotch Barley (Manchuria)-
lst Prize-S750 cash awarded by
Manitowoc Mailing Co.
End Prize-S5.00 cash awarded by
Manitowoc Mailing Co.
3rd Prize-S2.5O cash awarded by
Manitowoc Mailing Co.
RYE.
Rye. ANY Variety
Ist Prize-HalfBarrel Flour. BY Ori-
entail Mills.
End Prize-Leather Travelling Set.
BY Seibel Cloth. Co.
OATS.
! Pedigreed-
lst Prize-Tank Heater. By l.. j.
Anderson Co.
End Prize-Rug. By Schuette Bros.
Co.
srd Prizo--l yr. Sub. to Wahrheit
by Die Wahrheit.
Swedish Select
lst Prize--Loving Cup. by German
American Bank.
End Prize--n Barrel Flour. NJ. Kol-