Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-03-17
WI. Irving gets Two Troph-
les but Loses Third to
ELI Maland of
Jewell.
THE SEED SALE HELD
List of Awards Made in all
Classes at the Ex-
position.


stowal ofetwo of the silver loving cups
! and the taking of the third by a com
paratively new exhibitor, were features
Of Fridays program.
w. j. Irving, widely known corn
raiser and exhibitor, captured the tro
plies offered in classes I and =, having
} already held them during the previous
two years. The third loving cup fol
best single ear of corn went to Eli Ma
land of Jewell, Mr.. Irving having held
this trophy for the past two years.
Single Ear Prize.
A peculiar incident of the single ear
award was that Mr.. Maland's yellow
corn took the prize over the single eal
exhibited by MI. Irving, which had
been placed first in the recent SHOW at
Iowa State college for all northwest
Iowa.
The seed sale, an innovation in the
annual corn and small grain show, was
well attended considering the bad
weather on Saturday. Prices. however,
did not run unusually high, though all
seeds on hand were disposed of.
Prof. Taft, of the extension depart
ment of Iowa State college, judged the
show Friday afternoon and affixed rib
hons. The display was one of the best
ever seen at a county exhibit. Places
allotted in the various classes follow
Glass Fifty Ears.
Lot A. Reds Yellow Dent
First-W. J. Irving, Webster City.
Second-E. J. Anderson, Story City
Dot B. Yellow corn other than Reds
Yellow Dent
First-Eli Maland. Jewell.
second.J- r. Silver, Webster City.
Third-Tom Irving, Webster City.
FOURTH. N. Mason, Webster City
Lot G. Silver King
First-W. J. Irving, Webster City
Second-D. II. Hunter, Webster City
Third-Tom Irving, Webster City.
Lot Z. Other than white or yellow
corn
First-L. N. Mason, Webster City.
Sweepstakcs-W. ]. Irving, troph!
on fifty ear sample of Silver King corn
Glass 2-Ten Ears.
Lot A. Reds Yellow Dent
First-W. J. Irving, WebsteI City.
Second-H. d. Let's, Webster City.
Third Z. J. Anderson, Story City.
Fourth-D. H. Hunter, Webster C!%
Fifth-W. A. Neel, Webster City.
Sixth-F. S. Hunter, Woodstock.
7, Lot b. Yellow corn other than Reid
yellow Dent
First-Eli Maland. Jewell.
Second-J. r. Silver Webster City
Third-Hugh Nairn. Webster City.
Fourth-L n. Mason, Webster City
Lot G. SILVER King
First-W. J. Irving, Webster City.
Fifth-H. D. Let's, Webster City.
Sixth-F. S. Hunter, Woodstock.
Lot d. Yellow corn other than Reds
Yellow Dent
First-Eli Maland, Jewell.
SecOnd-Tom Irving, Webster City.
Third. r. Silver, Webster City.
Fourth-L. n. Mason, Webster City
Lot G. Silver King
First-W. J. irving, Webster City.
Second-F. s. Hunter, Woodstock.
Third-D. II. Hunter, Webster City
Lot d. Other than white or yellow
corn
First-W. J. Irving, Webster City.
Second-H. A. Stafford, harrisburg.
Third. n. Mason, Webster City.
Sweepstakes-Eli Maland, Jewell
trophy on single ear of yellow corn.
Glass 4-One Peck Oats.
Lot A. EARLY oats lwhite)-
First-J. II. Silver, Webster City.
Second-D. II. Hunter, Webster City
Third-W. J. Irving, Webster City.
Fourth-Eli Maland, Jewell.
Fifth-Hugh Nairn, Webster City.
Lot c. Late oats
First-W. J. Irving, Webster City.
Second-Peter Schweibert, Webste
City.
Sweepstakes-W. J.Irying, Webste
City.
Glass 5. Wheat.
Lot A. Spring Wheat
First-Johm Ely, Webster City.
Second-Peter Schweibert, Webster
City.
Lot b. Winter wheat
First Hugh Nairn, Webster City.
Sweepstakes-Hugh Nairn, Webste
City.
Class 6. Barley.
Lot A.
Eirst--H. L. Baird, Webster City.