The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-02-01
First, Carletons Farm Festival.
Second Leather pencil case and

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Second, Home Games.
5O4-Best booklet on any agricul-
tural topic, by any pupil.
First. Young Farmer at College.
Second, Strawberry Acres.
505--Best booklet on any geogra
ply topic. by any pupil.
First, Children of the Cold.
Second, Industries of Today.
506-Best booklet on gardening,
by any pupil.
First, Flowers; How to Grow
Second. When Mother Lets Us
Make Garden, u
5O7-Best booklet on Iowa" by
First, One dollar:
Second, Book rack.
50S--Best booklet on "My Own
Home" by any pupil.
One, Red Rock.
Second, Book rack.
500 Best booklet on my
School, by any pupil.
First, Fountain pen.
Second, Book rack.
51O-Best booklet on any phase
of cooking, by any pupil.
Second on " When Mother Lets Us
5l1~Best booklet on any phase
Of sewing work, by any pupil.
First-Silver thimble.
Second. Book rack.
512-Best booklet on any phase
OF household industry, by any pupil
First, Tray.
Second. Book rack
513-Best collection of six book
let's, by any school.
First, Picture for school room.
CocopI Opo 6Ol1or
Glass No. 6.-Club Work.
601-Best exhibit of club work
by any member Of Iowa boys and
girls club Gin rural school.) Ex-
hibit consists of written account in
booklet form telling of experience OF
club member in whatever work done
and samples of any work or products
which the member may be able to
exhibit.
First, Two dollars.
Second, One dollar.
Coolest exhibit of canned pro-
ducts by individual member.
Basis of award:
Number and variety of products
Quality of canned products 40 per
cent. HI.
Written account in booklet form
on "My Canning Work" 20 per cent.
Second, One dollar.
6O3-Best exhibit of canning
work by club OF five or more men,
bers,, not necessarily in the same
school.
Basis of award:
Average number Of varieties OF
canned products per member ~ per
cent.
Quality OF canned products 40 per
Written account in booklet form,
''Story of My Canning by each
member, 20 per cent.
First, Two dollars.
Second, One dollar.
6O4-To teacher or other CLUB
leader who wins III No. 6O3..,
First, Chatting Dish Possibilities.
Second, Card Index Cooking Re-
SosWBest exhibit of manual
training articles from any one
school. Work of three or more pu-
First, Handicraft for Handy Boys.
Second, Box Furniture.
614-Sewing Apron.
First, fancy plate.
Second, ivory frame.
617-Kimona.
First, silver spoon.
Second, cup and saucer.
61S-Corset cover.
First, fancy plate.
Second, ivory frame.
619-Bulletin case.
First. Japanese lunch set.
Second, cup and saucer.
621-Sewing. Bag:
First, waste basket.
Second. ivory frame.
623-House dress.
First, Japanese lunch set.
624-Night dress.
First, Japanese lunch set.
Second, ivory comb.
625-Laundry bag.
First,
Second, ivory frame.
626-Middy Blouse.
First, ivory comb.
Second, fancy basket.
Cross Stitch Embroidery.
627-Centerpiece.
First. hand mirror.
Second, embroidery scissors.
62S-Pillow.
First. ivory comb.
Second, ivory buffer.
629-Towel
First, silver spoon.
Second, ivory nail file. /
Crochet. I
630-Coin purse.
First, box correspondence caluo'
Second, japanese dresser SCARF.
631-COllar.
First, silver spoon.
Second, box correspondence cards.
632-Slippers.
First, silver spoon.
Second, box correspondence cards.
6X-0ther than named.
First. hand mirror. !
Second, silver spoon.
Tatting.
633-CollaT.
First coin purse.
Second, box correspondence cards.
634-Handkerchie |,
First, cup and saucer.
Second ivory nail file.
635-Coin purse.
First, box correspondence cards.
Second bread and butter plate.
636-Baby bonnet.
Fancy Mate