Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
Daske; second, 81, Robt. Daske.

OaSkes second, 9l, hoOt. DaSke.
Pen Partridge Wyandotte-First.
50, Lois Guyett; second, 81, Gladis
Mills.
Class 80. Rabbits, Ferrets, Pigeons.
Pair White Angora rabbits-First.
SOC, Very Wyant.
Pair White English rabbits-First.
Soc, Edwin Jones.
Pair Belgian rabbits-First, soc,
Alvah Edwards; second, Csc Vern
Wyant.
Angora rabbits-First, soc, Floyd
Hirst.
French Carnaux pigeons-First,
SOC, Mrs. VIM. Rowe.
Class 80. Bees and Honey.
Best display of honey-First. So.
A. Ferguson.
Specimen of honey in comb-First,
81, A. Ferguson; second, soc, z. West.
I Specimen extracted honey-First
81, A. Ferguson.
! Italian queen with her bees-First.
So, A. Ferguson.
Class "a. Farm and Garden Seeds
and Grains.
! Peck winter wheat-First, 50, Rem
Goodwin; second, 81, Frank Walter.
| Peck spring wheat-First, 50, Rem
Goodwin; second. 81, Fl. S. Powell.
! Peck wheat, any variety-First,
| 60 F1,,,nr Eo1
Peck oats, early white-First. SO.
H. E. Redinger; second, ST, Mrs. Herb
Bobbitt
Peck oats, yellow-First, So A. A.
Aronson; second, 81, Roy Edwards.
10 ears of corn, yellow-First, So
James Earlywine; second, ST., H. M.
| Baldwin.
I 10 ears corn, white-Fist, 50, Hair
vey King; second, 81, j. M. Latta.
Half bushel corn, any variety
First, 50, James Earlywine; second,
81, H. M. Baldwin.
| Single ear corn yellow-F'irst. 50,
James Earlywine; second, 81, H. M.
Baldwin.
Single car corn, First, SO,
j. NJ. Latta.
Y 10 cars of popcorn First, 81, Rex
Coffman; second, SOC, Leo Terrill.
| Best exhibit of farm products
First, So, f. V. Metcalf.
! Best stalks of corn with ears at
tached-First, 81, H. NJ. Baldwin;
second, SOC, Elmer Fahrenkrog.
Speltz-First, 81, Jacob j. Smith;
second, SOC, j. j. Peasley.
! 10 ears sweet corn8sFirst, 81, Elmer
Fahrenkrog.
Exhibit field and garden seeds
! First, So. Mrs. G. H. Howard.
| Exhibit alfalfa-First, 50 Elmer
Fahrenkrog.
Bushel 1919 corn-First, 50, James
Earlywine.
! Special-Silver loving cup awarded
to j. +. Powers for best bushel of
1918 corn and best bushel of 1919
corn.
! Best Farmers Club exhibit-First,
1 $l5, Riveview Farmers Club.
Class 45. Vegetables.
Best peck early potatoes-F First,
ST., Marian Woodstock; second, SOC,
Elmer Fahrenkrog.
Peck sweet beets-First, soc, Will
son Doty; second, 25c, Chas. Hicks.
Peck carrots-E'irst, soc, Ruth
Jones; second, 25c, Olive Sproul.
Peck parsnips First, SOC, Harlan
Voss.
Peck red tomatoes-First. soc, j. M.
Latta; second, 25c, Wilson Doty.
| Peck yellow tomatoes-First, soc,
Wilson Doty.
| Peck lima beans-First, soc, Carl
/ Aronson; second, 25c, Mrs. Frank
Brothers.
| Half peck white beans-First, SOC,
, Carl Aronson.
/ Three summer squash-First, SOC,
G. w. Gowens.
| Three winter squash-First, soc.
Mrs. VIM. Rowe; second, 25c, Mrs.
VIM. Rowe.
! Three mammoth squash-First, soc
Will Hester
\ Three early cabbages-First, soc,
o. j. Devinney.
l Peck red onions-First, SOC, Ruth
Jones.
Peck white onions-First, SOC, Har-
Ian Voss
Largest variety table vegetables
First, 81, Harlan Voss; second, SOC,
Ruth Jones.
] Three watermelons- First, soc,
Clay Meats.
Best peanuts-First, SOC, Elmer
Fahrenkrog.
Observation-Disclosures, soc, Caly Meats.
| Peas-First, SOC, Mrs. w. H. Slase.
/ Peppers SOC Mable Davis.
Class 16. Fruits.
Collection fall apples-First, SO, f.
V. Metcalf; second, 81, W. c. Worth.
Collection winter apples-First, So,
e. o. Worth; second, 81, F. V. Met
calf
Collection pears-First, So, Mrs.
Bertha Metcalf; second. 81, f. v.
Metcalf.
Collection plums-First, 81, F. V.
Metcalf.
Collection crab apples-First, ST.