The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-07

Address-Prof j. ". Kennedy.
Sioux City.
Dairy Products. and demonstration
Of cheese-Mrs. Miller.
Evening program at Dickey's hail.
o'clock.
Saturday, February II.
10 a. m.-Music.
General discussion and question
box-Miss Leona Gibson. leader.
Quick Breads With demonstra-
| tions-Mrs. Miller.
1870 p. NELSON on Frying in
Deep Fat-Mrs. Miller.
Address-Prof. N. r. Fayran, de-
partment OF public instruction. Des
Mo;nes.
General discussion.
Sale OF prize winning exhibits.
| The Prize List.
Here is the list for the corn and
grain show:
Class Acorn, Yellow, 10 Ears.
1st-Cash by Citizens Mutual bank,
2d-cash by Argyle Saving. bank.
$1,000.
srd-Pair shoes by A. d. Kreoill,
$500.
4th-Gold watch fob by F. |. VII
hanson, $500.
5th-Box cigars by G. W. Allen,
$3.50.
eth-Donnellson Review one year,
$1.00.
Class 1-White, 10 Ears.
1st-German American Telephone
leo, one year service, $1,000.
2d-20 rods 26-6 fence by q. 2.
Armknecht, $40.
3rd-5 gal. barn paint by Donnell-
son Lumber Co.. $3.50.
4th-Single wheel garden cu1tivator
| by Standard Garden Tool Co., Mont
rose. $3.50.
5th-Box Of apples by L. E Barnes.
$3.50.
6th-Donnellson Review / year. 81.
Glass c-YeIIow, Single Ear.
| 1st-Gash by Fort Madison Saw
ings bank, $500.
sd-Hat by Brody store, $500.
Sd GIFT. Etepladder by Lowenbers
Lumber Co., $1.75.
Glass D-White, Single Ear.
l 1SL@SdSn ny dIMSlS q S1LAkGAo
bank. West Point, $500.
2d-One ham. City Meat Market,
$500.
sdlone Delta lantern by schlicher
Bros. $1.25.
/ Glass E-YeiIow, 80 Ears.
/ 1st-cash by Donnellson Stale
bank, $1,000.
2nd-5 gals. barn paint, Lowenberg
Lumber Co., $500.
3d-Chicken coop by H. Meinhardt
Co., $500.
| Class F-Whfte, 80 Ears.
1st-Cash by Security State bank,
Keokuk, $1,000.
2nd-Cash by Lee County Savings
bank, Fort Madison, $500
3d-Daily Gate City, l year, $500.
Glass G-sweepstakes, Best Sinois
Ear.
Trophy-By Emile F. Renaud. Keo-
kuk, value $500.
Glass B-sweepstakes, Best 10 Ears.
Trophy-By Keokuk Retail league,
value $500.
Class I-swee5stakes, Best 80 Ears.
100 lbs. sranulated sugar by M. r.
Dickey & Co., $500.
Class J-Oats, I BusheI.
1st-Ocean Wave power washer
by e. P. Armknecht, $3.50.
2d-Medicine cabinet by Donnell-
SON Lumber Co, $3.50.
sd-Ft. Madison Democrat, year,
daily. $500.
Class K-FaI! Wheat, VI BusheI.
1st-Nursery stock by Eagle Nurs-
cries. Montrose, $1,000.
cd-One Cant Sag gate by Donnell-
SON Lumber Co. $3.50.
sd-Gem City. year daily, 5000.
Rules Of Contest.
All corn must be Lee county corn,
1916 crop. and grown by exhibitor.
ANY person found guilty of violat
ing this rule will be barred from
showing at our institutes.
An exhibitor will be permitted TO
make but one entry in each class. A
man. his son. or hired man will be
considered one exhibitor, when farm
ing together.
separate exhibit or sample will
be required for each entry except
sweepstakes.
Trophys must be won twice to be-
come the property of the winner.
All entries must be in place by
Friday noon, February 16.
Exhibits may be shipped to F. H
Krebill, superintendent Charges
must be prepaid.
Prize corn or grain will be the
property of the management and will
be sold to the highest bidder at the
close of the show. The proceeds 10
be applied to the expense of the in
stitute.
Corn show will be held IN store
room, under Krehbiel hall.
No entry fee will be charged.
Make entries to Chris Haffner,
secretary of show, at his ONCE In
postoffice building
F. H KREBILL,
Mgr. Corn and Grain Show.
GUSS SELL,