Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-11
PRIZES AWARDED
At CORN SHOW
Closing Day Marked by Unusual
Number of Visitors Present.
Big Display was Sight
Worth Seeing.
A LIST OF THE WINNERS
Paul c. Taft, Director Ames Extcn.
sion Department, Judged the
LIST OF THE WINNERS

county Corn ana Small GRAIN SHOW
was marked by an unusual number
of visitors, who viewed the exhibit
in the council chamber of the city
hall. Paul c. Taft, secretary of Iowa
seeds and stock committee and as
sitant director of the Iowa state eX-
tension department at Ames, judged
the entries, which numbered seventy.
The splendid display with its attrac-
tive ribbons proved a sight we'll
worth seeing. Winners are listed as
follows:
The Winners.
w. J. Irving-sweepstake oats and
sweepstakes in corn as follows: 10
ears, single ear and so ears; also
first place early oats, first place late
oats, first place 10 ears Reid's yell
4 low Dent, first place 10 ears white
corn, first place 10 ears other than
white or yellow corn, first place 80
Reds Yellow Dent, first place single
ear of white corn and first place on
single ear of Reds Yellow Dent.
Mr.. Irving won the four sweepstake
prizes offered and first place ribbons
on each of his nine entries, real
record. even for this popular corn
grower.
Elmer Simmons-fifth place on his
sample of 10 ears Of other than white
or yellow corn.
Hugh Nairn-siXth place on 10 ears
yellow corn, fourth place 10 ears
white corn, fourth place single ear
yellow corn, third place so ears yell
low corn, third place SO ears white
corn.
A. H. Nairn-third place late oats,
second place single ear white corn,
sixth place 10 ears white corn.
Henry o. Hill, Williams-fourthl
place on early oats.
Howard Evans-fourth place in so
!. ears yellow corn, fourth place 10
ears corn, third place on barley.
]. r. Silver-second place 10 ears
yellow corn, third on single ear yell
low corn, second on so ears yellow
corn, second place on early oats.
Lloyd Bickford-third place on 10
+. ears yellow corn, fourth place on
single ear yellow corn.
H. L. Baird-first place on barley,
first place on single ear yellow corn.
e. j. Maland-first place on so
ears yellow corn, second place on
single ear yellow corn, first place on
late oats.
B. E. Pierce-second place 10 ears
Reds Yellow Dent, third place 10l
ears yellow corn, fourth place single
ear Reid's Yellow Dent, sixth place
single ear yellow corn, second place
on so ears Reds Yellow Dent.
Tom Irying-fourth place on SO
ears white corn, third place on 1OI
ears white corn, fifth place on 1OI
single ear Reds Yellow Dent, third
place on single ear White corn, first
on single ear of other than yellow or
white corn.
David Hunter-second place on so
ears white corn, second place on 10
ears white corn, fourth on single ear
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Frank Hunter-fourth on so ears
Reds Yellow Dent, third on 10 ears
Reid's Yellow Dent, fifth on so ears
white corn, fifth on 10 ears white
corn, fifth on single ear white corn.
w. R. Graham-third Oh so ears
Reds Yellow Dent, fourth on 10 ears
Reds Yellow Dent.
Will Miller-third on 10 ears on
other than white or yellow corn.
Arch Crosby-fourth on 10 ears
other than white or yellow corn.
l.. N. Mason-second on 10 ears OF
other than white or yellow corn, fifth
on single ear yellow corn, second
single ear other than white or yellow
corn.
Ed. Pollock-second on barley.
List of Exhibitors.
The list of exhibitors and their en-
tries follow:
Elmer Simmons, ten ears of white
corn, ten ears of other than white
or yellow corn, and one entry OF
early oats.
w. ]. Irving, one entry early oats,
one entry late oats, ten ear sample
of Reids Yellow Dent, ten ear sam
pie of Silver King, ten ear sample OF
other than white or yellow corn, hfty
ear sample of white corn, fifty ear
sample of Reds Yellow pent, single