The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-12-02
Corn Growing Contest.

adults were out In force. The prize win
ners are given below:
Glass A-Heaviest Yield.
LIST premium, George H. S1mons, Vincen
town. 1906 bu. per acre. One weeks out1n
| at the county boys camp. Given by Burling
ton County Y. NJ. c. A. committee.
| End. Harry Garwood. Burlington. 1895 bu
Pure bred Jersey Red pig, given by Arthur j
| Collins Moorestown.
Sd. W. Norton Kirby, Columbus. 1883 BIZ
| Two day trip to the New Jersey Agriculture
College, given by Burlington County Boar,
4tn. Howard E. wills, Marlton, 1872 bu
| Planet Jr cultivator, given by G. A. Lippin
colt & Bros, Moorestown.
Glass B-Ten Ear Samples.
Best ten ears Leaning.
lst premium: Basil Sholl, Burlington, golt
] nlied watch. given by George A. divers Sons
/ Burlington
I'd. Harry Garwood, Burlington suit case
| given by l.. Rosenfeld, Bordentown.
Sd. Clayton Dudley MasonviIIe, pail shoes
| offered by f. N Taylor, BordentoWn.
Best 10 ears Reid's Yellow Dent
LIST premium. VIM. Tomltnson, painting O
repairing job, given by Villa IN Frech Mapl
ID. Howard E. Wills. Marion, two day tril
| to the New Jersey Agricultural College
given by the Burlington County Board o.
| Agriculture
Sd. samuel r. Sharp, Masonville, so Yorl
imperial apple trees by Harrison's Nurseries
4th. r. A. Coombe, BOUCHER, pair gloves
/ given by William Matlack Co, Moorestown.
Best 10 ears Golden Beauty or Livingston.
LIST premium. Howard Shinn, Columbus,
Iron a ge cultivator, given by J. s. Collins 4
son, NJ OOreStOWn.
%: Percy r. Kirby. Columbus, one years
subscription to Country Gentleman" given
by Willis N. Rtdgway, Burlington.
I'd. Edward Workman, Moorestown, pocket
flash light. given by Benz. Colby, Burlington
4th. Allen Bailey, Burlington, pair gloves
given by c. K. Garwood, Bordentown.
Best 10 ears White Capped Yellow Dent.
LIST premium. Harvey Eells, Mount Holly
one weeks outing al the county boys camp
committee.
I'd. Francis Dudley, Masonville, lawn NOW
er, given by Edward r. Warner, Medford.
50. hugh Lavery, Mount Holly, pair buck
town.
4th. Amos Jessup. Riverton, one years sub.
scription TO Rural New Yorker" given by
N. K. Whitacre. Marlton.
Best 10 ears Yellow Dent (any variety ex'
cept Reid's)
LIST premium, Clayton Dudley, Masonville,
one weeks outing at the county boys camp,
given by the Burlington County Y. M. c A.
committee.
I'd George Choice, Riverton, Waterman
fountain pen, given by $. W. Fitzgerald, Bor-
3d. Michael Hogan, Mount Holly, one years
subscription to Popular Mechanics" given
by Walter b. Winner, Marlton.
4th. Francis Dudley, Masonville copper
fountain cold blast lantern, given by Sa muel
e. Llppincott, burlington.
Best 10 ears Boone County White.
LIST premium, Earl K Collins, Moorcstown
two-days' trip to the New Jersey Agricultural
College, given by J. s. Rogers Co., Moores-
town.
Best 10 ears White Dent lany variety)
list premium Chas. Veunell, Marlton
leather suit case, given by r. G. Dunn. Bur-
lington.
I'd. Hugh Lavery, Mount Holly, Wyandotte
rooster, given by Alfred Darnell, Medford
I'd. Geo. h. Simons, Nincentown. one years
subscription to "Hoard's Dairyman," given
by Hoard's Dairy man Co., Fort Atkinson, Wis.,
epstake-Best 10 ears at show
ist premium, Basil Sholl. Burlington, No 10
Planet Jr. cultivator, given by s. l.. Allen Il
Co, Philadelphia.
Best 10 ears Sugar corn (any variety.)
list premium, George Choice, Riverton two
days trip to the New Jersey Agricultural
A griculture.
I'd. Robert Wood, Cinnaminson, half box
Eavenson's Naptha soap. given by l.. l..
EaVenson, Masonville.
Best 10 ears White Popcorn FLINT varietyl
LIST premium, Eltra b Newman, Burlington,
one suit knickerbockers, given by j. Ellis.
Burlington.
Best 10 ears Yellow Popcorn Clint varietyo
LIST premium, Samuel Workman, Moores-
Town, sweater coat, given by Holeman's,
I'd. Percy VennelI. Marlton, ratchet brace
and four bits, given by William Gaskill Penn
berton.
I'd. Geo. Mccormick, Burlington, dollar
watch, gwen by William H. Bishop, Pember-
ton.
4th premium-Irving Hollingshead, Moores
town. pair cuff links given by Clarence Assay,
Vineentown.
Best 10 ears White Popcorn (Rice variety.
1st premium.-Samue Ellis, Marton large
square horse blanket; given by Montgomery
& Ballinger, Vincentown.
I'd northumberland Adams Burlng-
ton set tools 90 given by William H. Heis-
Ter, Pemberton.
3rd premium. Stanley Anderson, Medford.
cap; given by W: H. Cline vincentown.
4th premium.-Messon Earring, Moorestown
knife given by Charles H. Matlack & Son.
Moorestown.
Best 10 ears Red Popcorn (Rice variety.
LIST premum.-Ed. H. O'Brien, Moorestown
two trips to the New Jersey Agricultural col
lege given by Geo. Harris. Moorestown
I'd premium.-George Mccormick Burling-
ton, U. S. dime register bank; given by A. l.
Davis, Pemberton
Bird premium.-Percy R. Kirby, Columbus
tool handle with assorted tools given by Cliff
ford E. Budd Pemberton.
4th premium.-Irving Hollingshead, Moores-
town, knife; given by Bell Frank, Cinna-
CLASS C.-CHAMPION EAR
Champion Yellow Ear.
LIST premium.-Howard E. Wills, Marlton
five dollars worth of goods selected from
catalogue; given by Henry A. Dreer, River
I'd premium.-Taylor Mccormick, Burling-
ton. paper for papering one room given by j.
3rd premium.-Ge H. Simons, Vincen-
town, watch fob; given by L. S. Brown, Vim
centown
4th premum.-Martin Roth Moorestown
knife given by J. r. Wilkinson, Vincentown
Champion White Ear (any Dent variety.
LIST premium.-James Hurff, Marlton, two
day trip to the New Jersey Agricultural col
lege; given by Henry j: Trick, Vincentown.
I'd premium.-C Charles Vennell. Marlton, set
of five tools given by Richard B. Winner.
Burlington.
9rd premium. Harvey Eels, Mount Holly,
sshoeing horse; given by John o'Donnell,
Moorestown.
LIST premium. Norman L. Gaskill, Medford.
three dollars worth of merchandise; given
by J. A. Bullock, Moorestown.
I'd premium.-W Norton Kirby Columbus
half box oranges; offered by Wilson & Firth,
Burlington.
Best ear Smelling most corn (dryness to be
considered).
LIST premium.-Joseph X. Burns, Cookstown.
two-day trip to the New Jersey Agricultural
college; given by Rancocas grange, No 1871.
I'd premium. Samuel R. Sharp. Masonville
No 3 Eastman kodak given by H. B. Allen,
Mount Holly.
Bird premium.-Clayton L. Dudley, Mason
vile, twenty-five pounds lead arsenate for
spraying given by j. L. Lippincott Co.,
Moorestown.
4th premium. Howard E. Wills, Marlton,
one dozen Dutch Hyaeinth bulbs given by
Walter P. Stokes, Moorestown.
CLASS D.-STALKS AND EARS.
Best 10 stalks and of Yellow Dent.
LIST northumberland Sheppard, Burling-
ton, two-day trip to the New Jersey Agricul-
tural college; given by S. J. Woolman, Vim
I'd premum.-Samuel R. Sharp. MasonvilIe
wheel hoe given by George M Wells, Moor
estown.
Bird premium.-Harry Garwood, Burlington
100 pounds special chicken food given by
CLASS E.~BEsT ESSAY.
LIST premium.-George H. Simons, Vincen-
town. two-day trip to the New Jersey Agri-
cultural college; given by the Burlington
County Teachers association.
I'd premium.-Clayton Dudley, Masonville,
| Waterman Ideal fountain with clip. Of
fered by Burlington County Teachers
sociation.
Bird premium-Allen H. Bailey. Burlington,
Ingersol watch; given by Burlington County
4th premium.-R. E. Coumbe. Jr.. BOUCHER,
cap; given by Burlington County Teachers
CLASS F.-BEsT STATEMENT.
LIST premium.-George Simons, Vineentown.
| five dollars worth of goods selected from
catalogue; given by Henry A. Dreer, River
ton.
I'd premium.-Clayton Dudley. Masonville.
| fifty York Imperial apple trees; given by
| Harrison's nurseries, Berlin, Md,
| CLASS MISCELLANEOUS,
LIST premium Harry Garwood, Burling-
ton, 1000 pounds of fertilizer; given by the
| Farmers Exchange.
| Lot ,.
LIST premium-Charles N Gasl<ill, Mount
| Holly, five dollar gold piece; given by John
| B. Trick Vincentown.
| I'd premium Stanley Anderson Medford,
| Paul F. Writ fountain pen given by F. S.
| billiard estate, Vincentown.
Srd premium.-Tayor Mccormick, Bur-
lington, five pounds candy; given by Harry T.
4th premium-Harry Garwood, Burling-
ton. one years subscription to National
Stockman & Farmer; given by National
5th premium.-Herbert Sheppard. Burling-
ton.
9Th premium.-Joseph X. Burns, Cooks