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Corn OosM NmtI d la Vo«r N«Hurry up (he corn conteet entries, urges Supt. W. O. Bteen, | I chairman of (he Commercial club commltteo that la managing the ronieK In conjunction with the county farmers' Institute. At the present time only 48 entries 1iave been received, and there ought to he 100, rtupt. Steen says. Teachers In the country schools are urged to help Increase the enrollment and farmers are asked to Induce their boys to get Into this county-wide, free-for-all corn contest.' The time limit for closing the enrollment In the contests has been eitsnded to April 16. The entries should be sent to H. A. Poe. assistant secretary of the farmers* Institute. Blanks already have been sent out over the county telling about the free trips to Manhattan for 80 boys and the money prises offered. If you haven't received a blank, write for It.The conteet Is open to girls, but none has entered so far. The present entries sre: Chas. Roop. Clifford Rice, Fred Rice, Lyle Knight. Artbnr Lundlne, Park Page, Dwight Allen. Pharee Engle. Orval Engle. Samuel Lenhert, Ray Van Dyke, Foster Van Dyke, Albert Romberger. Irwin Romberger, John Alvin Baker, Edwin Paul, Paul Rauch, John Rauch. Harold Sheet*. Cecil Medley. Bruce Gary, Harvey Miller, Willie Sautter, Lester Sautter, 8amuel Shoffner, Louis Mills. Joe Mills, John Bleh-!er, Arthur Peterson, Roger Kyle, Kenneth Kyle, Karl Hern. Floyd Hern, Benson Weddle. Carl Stirtt. Melvin Sflrtz. Philip Lewis. Robert Lewis, Harold Oarver. Edwin Carver, Paul Garver, William Metz.
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Abilene Weekly Reflector
Abilene, Kansas, US
Thu, Apr 02, 1914
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