Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-12-27
The Glad New Year: May it be the
Happiest readers have ever known
Premium List OF The
State Corn Show

in connection with the Peninsula
Horticultural Society, will offer the
following prizes for grain and for
age crops.
Glass A-For the best so ears of
any variety from New Castle, Kent
and Sussex counties: 1st, So; End,
Sc; 3rd, So.
Glass B-Honorary-For the best
20 ears from the state at large:
White, Yellow, White Cap: 1st, ST.
End, SIS; 3rd, So; 4th, ribbon.
|, Glass B-Amateur-For the best
20 ears from the state at large:
White, Yellow, White Cap: 1st, 81;
End, S5; 3rd, So; 4th, ribbon.
Glass C-Honorary-For the best
10 ears from the state at large:
White, Yellow, White Cap: 1st, 81;
End, So; 3rd, 3; 4th, ribbon.
Glass C-Amateur-For the best
10 ears from tn estate at large:
White, Yellow, White Cap: 1st, 81;
End, SIS; 3rd, So; 4th, ribbon.
Glass D-For the best 10 ears of
any variety from New Castle, Kent
and Sussex counties: 1st, S.; End,
So; 3rd, 4th, 81.
Glass E-For the best single ear
from New Castle, Kent, and Sussex
unties: 1st, So; End, $3.50; 3rd,
S so.
Glass F-Open to all the world:
For the ten ears shelling the most
grain by weight, from Delaware or
other states: 1st premium, $5; End,
So; 3rd, So.
For the best ten ears of the fol-
lowing varieties from the state at
large: Reid's Yellow Dent, Lean
ing, Golden Beauty, 100-Day Bris-
tol, Sussex, Delaware, Hickory
King, Johnson County White: 1st,
So; End, 81.
Glass H-Small Grains and
Seeds-For the best peck sample Of
wheat grain in 1916 from New
Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties:
1st, So; End, ST..
For the best peck sample of
grain and small seeds from the
state at large, grown season of
1916: Oats, Rye, Barley: 1st, 81 ;
End, S so; Soy Beans Wilson,
Peking, Green, Mammoth Yellow
list, So; End, 81; Cow Peas-Whlp-
poorwill, New Era, Black, Taylor
! 1st. So; End 81; Field Beans, Buck
wheat: 1st, ST.; End, S so; Red
Glover, Crimson Clover, Timothy
1st, So; End, 81.
Glass Grain and Forage IN
Sheaf-For the best sheaves or
bundles (not less than 6 inches IN
) diameter) of the following crops
, Wheat, Oats, Alfalfa, Timothy
, Crimson Glover, Soy Beans, Cow
; peas: 1st, ST.; End, S 80.
Glass for Boys (1S years and un'
der)-For the best 10 ears any va
rietv from New Castle, Kent, anc
Sussex counties: 1st S4; End, S3
! 3rd, So; 4th, ST.. ~ ,
Special class-For the 20 ear:
2 of corn shelling the creates
1 quantity of corn by weight th'
1 Middletown Farms, Inc, offers tel
{ dollars in gold. -
Sweepstakes-For the best tel
ears entered in any class a pure
bred Berkshire SOW pig, value S25
donated by Delaware Colleg
For the best 20 ears entered il
anv class a pen of pure bred poul
trv value SIS, donated by Dela"ar
+ For the best lot of exhibits en-
}, tered all, classes considered, o
:. near trees, donated by J. G. Harr1
j son & Sons, Berlin, Maryland.
> All samples for exhibition mus
roach the Secretary, A. f. Gran
than, Dover, Delaware, not ia'e
than January 9Th. -
A program consisting OF ae &C
dresses and lantern lectures on tf
subject of grain growing and so
imnrovement will be>given by as
ricultural investigators Nd pfa'
teal farmers will be feature {
the meeting. .o4.o
~ The officers of the Associate
are. president, J. P: Cowgirl, NnA'
O. uicelnresidents: VII VIM. P. Naudal
II IT, New Castle Co.; A. H. Benso
At Kent Co.; V. R. Allen, SUISSE
sr Co; secretary-treasurer' fro1' !
II Cranthan.