The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-09-24

ence NELSON, won uItn VIII prize Vi
IS. This contest took in eleven
teams altogether ana the competition
was the keenest throughout
The Professional Contestants.
In the professional class team con-
test which was open to teams who
have competed In former years, the
Godd Thunder canning team COM
posed of Martha Kellogg, Florence
first and will receive a free trip to
boys and girls short course. The
Lake Crystal canning team, COM
POSED of Reba Clark, Gladys Gedde,
and Lillian Davis, won second and
will receive SIS.
The displays made by the various
clubs Of the county showed the keen
est competition showing that the
boys and girls are enxious to make
their club the best club in the coun-
ty. The Judson Valley boys and
girls club. won Sfirst and will rereive
an achievement pennant. The Katoo
and will receive q silk flag while the
Liberty club of Good Thunder won
third and will receive a silk flag.
The corn exhibit showed by the
boys and girls was bigger and better
than ever before and excited consid-
cradle comment from those who
viewed 1t. Lester Cox of Gar
den City won first with the yellow
dent and will receive free trip to
the boys and girls short course.
Harold Kietzer Of Vernon Center won
second and will receive 81. Edmund
Hilgers of Eagle Lake won third and
WIN receive IS, and Raymond Guent-
Eel Of Eagle Lake won fourth and
vvt1l srarofua >UtSh nNry,
Clyde Mccormack of Garden City
won first and will receivesa free trip
to- boys and girls short course. Earl
Anderson, Judson, won second and
receives 81. Fred Stanford, Mapkato
won third and will receive IS, and
Harold Ulrich Of Lake Crystal won
fourth and receives So. In the thirty
ear exhibit from boys engages In the
five acre project, James Thompson
Of Good Thunder wins first with a
free trip to boys and girls short
course.
In the Gardening Display.
In the gardening display. Clarence
Nelson, Mankato, made the best dis
play with his garden products. He
receives free trip to University
Farm boys and girls short course
Yetive Mabee won second and win
receive 81, and Violet Kaufman won
third and receives So, and William
Troost won fourth and will receive
Other winners in the garden pro-
Beets Violet Kaufman, Florence
Sperra, Elmer Schleicker.
Turnip beets. Yetive Mabee, Violet
Davidson. Elmer Anderson.
Mangeas, Francis Johnson.
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Kaufman. Vernon Persons
Caulifiower, Elmer Schlicker, Erma
Posstn, Genieve Roland
bate cabbage. Alice Cuddy, James
Koehnker, Alice Ward.
Early cabbage. Virginia Sperlich,
Edith Swami, Kermit Simmons. a
Cucumbers, Pearl Harner, Edna
Swartout, Clarence Nelson.
Wonderberr1es, Raymond Rausch,
Yetive Mabee.
Groundcherries, Carol Kessler, Ell.
mer Schlieker. Yetive Mabee.
Musk Melons, Violet Davidson
one-half peck onions, William
Yellow globe onions, Esther Ksison.
Red globe onions, Elias sonre,
Clifford Nelson, Clarence Nielsen.
Parsnirs. William Troost.
Red Seppers. Elmer Anderson,
Melvin Pass, Harold Staley.
Field pumpkins. Bernice More.
GoIdie Ashlock.
Pie pumpkin, Carol Kessler. Clar-
enoe Nelson, Elias Sohre.
Radishes, Clarence Nelson.
SQuashes, autumn, Alice Timiin,
Kenneth Stmonson.
Squaehes, summer. Carol Kesslsr.i
!, sauashes, winter. Dallas Timlin.
Tomatoes, Bonnie McCarger, vio-
let Kaufman, Clarence Nelson
Tomatoes. yellow, Florence Sperra,
Raymond Bode, William Troost.
Turnips. Violet Kaufman, Dallas
Timlin.
Rutabagas, Dallas Timlin.
White beans, Yetive Mahee, Elmer
Anderson, Warner Anderson.
String beans. Clarence Nelson,
Dorothy Black
Peas. Yetive Mabee. Violet Kauf-
man.
Potatoes. bss. Peek. Irpa poss.n. !,
enee Nelson. Wfniam Troost.
Potatoes, late. willard Jones, Flor
encs Sperra, Raymond RauIoh
Popcorn, Hjalmer Herrstrom, Dali
las Timlin. Holly Simmons
Sweet corn, Raymond Rausch. Hol-
ly Simmons Violet Kaufman
Green tomatoes, Irene Peterson,
Clarence' Nelson, Yetive Mabee.
Plum tomatoes, Yetive Mabee,
RAYMOND Rausch, Carol Kessler
Pear tomatoes. Yetive Mabee.
Picking onions. Clarence Nelson,
Kenneth Simmonson, Violet Kauf-
man.
Onions sets, Raymond Rausch,
Violet Kaufman.
Lettuce. Violet Kaufman.
Swiss Chard, Violet Kaufman. ~
Dndive, Violet Kaufman.
Shelled string beans, Raymond
RAusch, Violet Kaufman, Harold
Staley.
Brown beans, Kenneth Simmonson,
Carol Kessier.
Red kidney beans, Kenneth Sim
monson.
Canned iooods Department.
In the canned goods the following
winnings were made:
Beans. Martha kellogg, Donald
Schendel. Florence Spefra
Corn. Carol Kessler, Violet Kauf-
man, Helen Kleinschmidt
Peas, Wallace Morlock. Madaline
McCarty, Helen Kieinschmidt, Yetive
Mabee.
Carrots, Carol Kessler, Martha
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