Milford chronicle., 1915-12-03
Sussex Corn Show
SeafOrd, Dec. S-11
Program & Premiums

| For the best so ears Of corn OF any
color or variety from:
New Castle County-1st, 50; End
Sc; 3rd, SO.
Kent County-1st. 80; 2nd. IS; Srd
Sussex County-lst, 1-tOn fertilizer
donated by Huston. Darbee & Co., Sea
ford; End. Sc; Srd, So.
/ Sweepstakes in Glass A-One Berk
shire Sow Pig, value S25, bred and
donated by Delaware College.
Class B-HOnOrary.
From the State at large:
! Sec. For the best 20 ears white
corn-1st 81; End IS; 3rd So; 4th 81.
Sec. .2-For the best 20 ears yellow
corn-1st, 81; End, $5; 3rd, So; 4th g.
Sec. 3-For the best 20 ears white
cap corn-1st 81; End IS; 3rd SO; 4th
81.
Glass B-Amateur.
From the State at large:
Sec. For the best 20 ears white
corn-1st 81; End IS; 3rd 50; 4th 81.
Sec. 2-For the best 20 ears yellow
corn-1st 81; End $5; 3rd So; 4th 81.
Sec. 3-FOr the best 20 ears white
cap corn-1st 81; End IS; Srd SO; 4th
50.
Class C-HOnOrary.
From the State at large:
Sec. For the best 10 ears white
corn-1st Sc; 2nd S5; 3rd $4; 4th 81.
Sec. 2-For the best 10 ears yellow
corn-1st Sc; End So; 3rd 81; 4th 81.
Sec. 3-For the best 10 ears white
cap corn-1st Sc; End $5; 3rd 81; 4th
50.
Class C-Amateur.
From the State at large:
Same prizes as for Glass c, Honor
ary.
Sweepstakes in Classes B and CA
gold medal offered by Wilmington
Merchant"
Class d.
For the best 10 ears Of any variety
or color from:
New Castle County-1st IS; End SO;
3rd 50; 4th 81.
Kent County-1st IS; End 50; 3rd
81; 4th 81.
Sussex County-1st 1 ton fertilizer
donated by A S. Woolley Co.; End So;
3rd So; 4th 81.
Sweepstakes in Glass Done pen
of pure bred poultry, value SIS. bred
and donated by Delaware College.
ClaSS Es
For the best single ear of any var
iety or color from:
Ne wCastle County-1st 81; End
$3.50; Bird so cents.
Kent County-1st 50; End $3.50; 3rd
so cents.
Sussex County-1st 81; End s1.5O;
Class F-Open to the World.
For the best 10 ears of any variety
or color from Delaware or any other
State, shelling the most grain BY
weight:
1st premium-$l0.
2nd premium-$7.00
3rd premium-S3.00
Class G-Grange Exhibits
For the best 1O-ear exhibits of any
variety or cOlors from:
New Castle County-1st, Sc; End 81.
Kent County-1st Sc; End 81.
Sussex County-1st Sc; End 81.
Each 10-ear sample of the Grange
exhibits must have been grown by an
individual Grange member whose
name and address shall accompany
the sample when delivered to the
show.
Class H-Yarietles.
For the best 10 ears of each of the
following varieties Of corn from the
State at large:
Reid's Yellow Den-1st So; End 81.
Leaming-1st 81; End 81.
Golden Beauty-1st 81; End 81.
10O-Day Bristol-1st, 81; End. 81.
Sussex-1st, 50; End. 81.
Delaware-1st, 81; End. 81.
Hickory King-1st, 50; 2nd, 81.
Johnson Co. White-1st, 50; End, 81.
For each variety a third premium is
offered consisting of one years sub
scription to the monthly publication,
Corn Belt Farmer"
For the best 10-ear exhibit of corn
in any class, J. G. Harrison & Sons.
Berlin, Md, offer so first-class apple
trees (choice of three varieties) value
S12
For the best 20-ear exhibit in any
class the Chas. Warner Co., Whining
ton, Del, offer tons of "LimOid"
Class small Grains and Seeds.
For the best peck samples of wheat
grown in 1915:
New Castle County:
Red Wheat-1st, So; End, 81.
Kent County:
Red Wheat-1st, $2 End, 81.
Sussex County:
Red Wheat-1st, 81; End, 81.
For the best peck of the following
grains and seeds from the State at
large, grown during the season of
1915:
White oats-1st, 81; End, so cents.
Black Oats-1st, 81; End, so cents.
Rye-1st, 81; 2nd, so cents.
Barley-1st, 81; End, so cents.
Soy Beans:
Wilson-1st, 81; End, 81.
Peking-1st, So; End, 81.
Green-1st, 81; End, 81.
Mammoth Yellow-1st, 81; End. 81.
Cowpeas:
Whippoorwill-1st, 50; End, 81.
New Era-1st, So; 2nd, 81.
Blacklist, 50; End, 81.
Taylor-1st, 50; End, 81.
Field Beans (White)-1st, 81; End,
so cents.
Buckwheat-1st 81; End, so cents.
Red Clover-1st, 50; End, 81.
Crimson Clover-1st, so; End, 81.
Timothy-1st, 50; End, 81.
Class J-Grain and Foliage in Sheaf.
For the best sheaves of the follow
ing crops-(s (sheaves to be not less
than six inches in diameter).
Sheaf Wheat-1st, So; End, 81.
Sheaf OQtg-1gt 90. 2nd 81