Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-12-27
STATE CORN SHOW
In JANUARY
Premium List Announced Bv
Committee

The following premiums are an
nounced for the State corn show.
to be held at Middletown, January
2 to 4, 1918:
Glass A, for the best SO ears of
any variety from each Of the three
counties, being first, SO; second,
Sc; third, So; fourth, ribbon.
Class B, honorary, for best 20
ears from State at large; white,
first prize, ST; Kodak, So; post hole
spade, ribbon.
Yellow, five prizes-S7, SPOT
light, No. SO, So, one gallon Kre-
sodip, ribbon.
White cap, five prizes ST..
brown beech jacket, SO, five pounds
coffee, ribbon.
Glass B, amateur, for the best 20
ears from State at large.
White, five prizes-$7, horse
blanket, So, 25 pounds flour, rib
bon.
Yellow, five casserole, ribbon.
White cap, five prizes-S7, rs
pounds grease, So, 81, ribbon.
Glass, on Chorary, for best 10
ears from State at large.
White, five prizes-$7, SIS, pair
driving gloves, So, ribbon.
Yellow, five prizes-S7, S., driv-
ing lamp, So, ribbon.
Class, on Chorary, for best 10
ears from State at large.
White, five prizes-S7, SIS, pair
driving gloves, So, ribbon.
Yellow, five prizes-$7, SIS, driv
ing lamp, So, ribbon.
White cap, five prizes-S7, S.,
five gallons Automobile oil, 50, rib
bon.
Class C, amateur, for best 10
ears from State at large.
White, five prizes-S7, SIS, So,
one years subscription to New
Era, ribbon.
Yellow, five prizes-$7, S., So,
one years subscription to Middle
town Transcript, ribbon.
White cap, five prizes-$7, S.,
So, 50, ribbon.
Class D, for best 10 ears Of any
variety from each of the three
counties, four prizes-$5, So, So,
81.
Glass E, for best single ear from
each of the three counties, three
prizes-$2, $1.5C, SO cents.
Glass F, open to all the world,
for the 10 ears Smelling the most
grain by weight, from Delaware or
other States.
First premium, S.; second, So;
third, 50.
Glass G, varieties, two prizes
each for Reds Yellow Dent,
Leaning, Golden Beauty, To-day
Bristol, Sussex, Delaware, Hickory
King, Johnson County White, in
each case SO first premium, 81 sec
ond premium.
Class H, small grains and seeds,
for the best peck sample of wheat
grown in 1917, from each of the
three counties-frst premiums,
50: second premiums, 81.
For the best peck sample of
grain and small seeds from the
State at large, grown in the season
of 1917 two nriZes in each case.
Oats, rye, barley, each ST and 5O
cent prizes; soy beans (touf
varieties) cowpeas (four var
ietiesl, red clover, crimson clover
timothy, So and ST; field bean, and
buckwheat, each 81 and so cent
prizes.
Class l, grain and forage in
sheaf, for the best sheaves OF
bundles (not less than six inches
in diamater) of the following
crops: Wheat, oats, alfalfa, tim
othy, crimson clover, soy beans
cowpeas, in each case prizes OF u
and so cents.
Glass for boys, IS years and un
der, for the best 10 ears OF any
variety from each of the three
counties, four prizes-S4, 3d. ~
81.
Special class-For the largest II
ears of white corn the MiddletoWl
Farms, Inc, offers one 5o-pouh'
milk can. >,
Sweepstakes-For the best 81
ears of any variety entered II
Glass A, pure bred Berkshire pig
value $25, donated by DelaWar'
College Farm.
For the best 20 ears of any var
iety entered in Glass B, one Ran
dali Lawn Mower, donated ps