Evening journal., 1910-12-10
PRIZES FOR
CORN GROWERS
J. H. Hopkins is First in
Class A Section
Exhibit
NAUDAIN AND SON
GET THE SWEEPSTAKES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
! DOVER, Del, Dec. 10-Farmers
from all parts of Delaware won valu-
able prizes at the State Corn show
here yesterday.
Addresses were made by W. T.
/ Taliaferro. of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College; Professor Harry
/ Hayward, director of the Delaware
Experiment Station; A. l.. Zook,
United States Department of Agri-
culture, and Professor A. e. Gran
than, of the States department of
agronomy, who managed the success
/ full corn show.
The premiums awarded were as fol-
lows:
Class A, Section First, J. II.
Hopkins, Newark. SCI second, J. w.
Killen, FELTON,, S4; third, w. L. Mif-
lin, Dover, 81.
Section 2-First, A. S. Whittock,
Odessa, Sc; second, J. W. Tarburton,
Dover. 4; third, J. Leslie Eastburn,
Newark, 81
Section S-First, f. c. Snyder New
port, So; second, Naudain and Son
+ Marshallton, 81; third, e. G. Packard,
Dover, 81.
2Ahnn - 0tAilOM A--IllnAs d. " NIL
len FELTON,, S5; second f. G. Phillips,
Dover, SO; third, Walter l.. Miffiin,
Dover, 50.
Section First, Horace l.. Dill
worth, Montchanin. SO; second, d. S.
klair, Hockessin, 50; third, Lowell e.
Rowland, Viola, 81.
Section 3-F'irst, Horace Dilworth,
Montchanin, IS; second, w. l.. Hub
bard, Bridgeville. SO; third, Harvey
Ball, Marshallton, 50. Sweepstakes
! in Glass b, one ton fertilizer, Cor
bits mixture, by Jesse l.. Shepherd,
J Horace L. Dilworth.
Glass c, New Castle county-First,
Naudain and Son, MarshalltOn, S5;
second, f. c. Snyder, Newport, SO;
third, o. A. Gray, Mt. Pleasant, So,
fourth, o. A. Gray. Mt. Pleasant. 81.
Kent county-First, F. c. Phillips,
Dover, S5 second, w. L. Mifnin,
\ Dover, So; third, j. b. Keith, Dover,
80; fourth, J. w. Killen,, FELTON,, 81.
Sussex county-First, T.. l.. Kinder,
3ridgeville, So; second w. L. Hub
bard, Bridgevile, SO; \ rd, j. J. Bar
we'll. Glendale, 81 sweepstakes iii
Glass c, one ton of lime by Harring-
Son, Marshallton.
Class D-First, Naudain and Son.
Marshallton, ione Chester pig, value
500 by Naudain and Son, Marshall
otn, second, Harvey Ball, Marshallton,
one bag, 200 pounds, muriate patash,
5y German Kali Company, New York.
Boone County White-First, Maui
lain and Son, Marshallton. 100 pounds
1our. by Hon. w. NJ Hazel, Dover;
second, j. w. Killen, FELTON,, one
years subscription to EVENING
| JOURNAL
Reid's Yellow Dent-First, ID. S
Klair, Hockessin, one tpair Waldorf
shoes, Outten-Boyer, Dover; second
E. G. Packard, Dover, EVENING
JOURNAL, one year; third, f, c.
Phillips, Dover, 81.
Delaware-First, Naudain and Son,
Marshallton, cream separator. T. X.
Jones and Brother Company, Dover.
100 Day Bristol-First, r. G. Pack
ard, Dover; EVENING JOURNAL, one
year.
Sussex-First, w. S. Davis, Bridge
Vile. SO; second. j. w. Killen, FELTON,,
three years subscription to Dover In
dex
Hickory King-First, f. G. Packard
Dover, EVENING JOURNAL, one
year; second, J. w. Killen, FELTON,,
five pounds coffee. one pound tea
Pure Food Company, Dover.
Leaming-First, Horace Dilworth,
MOntchanin 50.
Golden Beauty--First, II. W.
Vaughn, Dover, one years subscrip-
tion TO Delawarean, Woman's Home
Companion and McClure's, by Della
warean, Dover; second, J. W. Tarbur-
ton, Dover, one buggy lantern, A. ID.
Peoples, Wilmington; third, w. l..
Milling, Dover, 81.
Tebo Special-First, white. II. w.
Vaughn, Dover, IS; second. yellow, J.
William Killen, FELTON,, 81.
Sweepstakes in Glass F-White va
rieties, Naudain and Son, MarshalltOn.
one cement watering trough, Dover
Lumber and Milling Company; yellow
varieties, II. w. Vaughn, Dover, one
bag kainit, German Kali Works, New
/ York
Boys Corn Growing Contest, Kent
cOunty-First. William Vaughn,
Dover, S5; second. A. b. Killen, Eel
ton. "a; third, G. J. Meredith, Jr. SO !;
fourth, William Killen. FELTON,, 81.