The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18

company, Columbia, S. G. Third, one
edge drop corn planter, value $40, by
Ruff Hardware company, Columbia,
S. C.
Best yellow corn, ten ears: First, l.
400 pounds Of fertilizer, value S22.4O,
by Palmetto Fertilizer company, Co.
lumbia, S. C. Second, 1000 pounds Of
fertilizer, value SIG, by Virginia-Caro-
lima Chemical company, Richmond, Va.
Third, one steel beam walking plough,
value $40, by Chattanooga PloW COM
pany, Chattanooga, Tenn; 400 pounds
Morris fertilizer, value SIS, by Morris
Fertilizer company, Atlanta, Ga.
Best single ear, any variety: One
thousand pounds basic Stag, value 49,,
by oe-Mortimer company, Charles
ton, S. G.
Fifth District.
Best white corn, ten ears: First, 40
rods of 40-inch wovenwire, value s20,
by American Steel Wire company,
New York. Second, SOC pounds of fer
tilizer, value s13, by Virginia-Carolina
Chemical company, Richmond, Va
Third, 600 pounds of fertilizer, value
$3.50, by rginia-Carolina Chemical
company, Richmond, Va.
Best yellow corn, ten ears: First,
1000 pounds of fertilizers, value $16,
by Palmetto Fertilizer company, Co.
lumbia, S. c. Second, one steel beam
walking plough, value SO, by Lynch
burg Foundry company, Lynchburg,
Va. Third, 600 pounds of fertilizer,
value SO, by Palmetto Fertilizer COM
pany, Columbia, S. c.
Best single, ear, any variety: One
ton basic Stag, value s1S, by Coe-
Mortimer company, Charleston, S. G.
Sixth District.
Best white corn, ten ears: First, one
pig, valued s25, by Taylor Farm, Co.
lumbia, S. G.. Second, one steel beam
walking plough, value $40, by Lynch
burg Foundry company, Lynchburg,
Va. Third, cash $6.
Best yellow corn, ten ears: First,
1000 pounds of fertilizer, value SIG,
by Virginia-Carolina Chemical COM
pany, Richmond, Va. Second, one
Universal cultivator, value $40, by
Lorick & Lowrance, Columbia, S. c.
Third, 1000 pounds of basic Stag,
value So, by Coe-Mortimer company,
Charleston, S. c.
For the best single ear, any variety:
One thousand pounds Of basic Stag,
value SO, by Coe-Mortimer company,
Charleston, S. C.
Seventh District.
Best white corn, ten ears: First,
cash s1S. Second, steel beam walking
plough, value SO, by Chattanooga
Plough company, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Third, cash Sc.
Best Yellow corn, ten ears: First,
1,4O0 pounds of fertilizer, value $3.50,
by Palmetto Fertilizer company, Co.
lumbia, S. C. Second, 1000 pounds of
basic Stag, value SO, by Coe-Mortimer
company, Charleston, S. c. Third,
cash S5.
Best single ear, any variety: One
thousand pounds of basic Stag, value
50, by Coe-Mortimer company, Char
lesion, S. G.
Special Prizes Offered.
In addition to the prizes offered by
districts in the South Atlantic Corn
exposition, there will be awarded a
number of special premiums.
Sweepstakes for Single Ear.
In the sweepstakes class for South
Carolina, the Daily Record, of Colum-
bia, offers a cup valued at 500 for the
best single ear variety Of white corn,
ten ears; the White Hickory company,
of Atlanta, offers in the same class a
two-horse wagon.
For the best prolific white corn, ten
ears: One feed and corn mill is offered
by W. C. Meadows Mill company, OF
North Wilkesboro, N. G.
For the best yellow corn, ten ears:
Hoebener & Sons, of Lansdale, Pa, Of
fer one three-roll feed cutter and
crusher, value, S100.
The above three sets Of prizes are
open to the highest scoring ten ear
exhibits of prolific white corn, single
ear va '-ty of corn, white, and yellow
corn in the various districts.
The sweepstakes for single ear con-
test is open to the winners Of the
single ear exhibits in the Congression-
al classes and boys classes.
Best single ear, any variety: Cash
SIS, by J. n. Harper, Clemson col