Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-29
CORN PRODUCED
At COST Of q
CENTS BUSHEL
Corn and Pig Club Show Here Last Saturday
Largely Attended. SPLENDID Farm ES-
hbls and Fine, Fat Pigs Shown.

Lloyd Graham, a farmer lad of
the McClain Chapel community, car
ried off the honors this year in Boys
Corn Club work, Loyd's acre yield
being 83.5 bushels. Erastus Webb, of
the east part Of the county, however,
was close second.
While the names of these two
young farmers are given prominence,
it must not be considered that every
boy, conditions considered, did not
make record to be proud of, for he
did, and the corn shown here last
Saturday at the Annual Corn Club
Show proves what boy can do if
snly given an opportunity. All the
boys making reports and exhibits
deserve great credit for their excel
lent ability to stick to a opposition,
and the Enterprise, their friend,
compliments them all.
Following are the names of the
boys who were present in person or
who had fine corn on display here
Saturday, accompanied by record
books:
Alton Adams, Lester Atkins, Neal
Brock, Eugene Brann, Aaron Butts,
Paul Butts, Arnim Brann, Raymond
Butts, Everett Brann Robert Burns,
Roy Chappell, Nolen Parker, Jimmie
Lee Parker, r. ]. Parham, Hartford
Parrish, Bill Parrish, Aubrey Rad
ford Virgil Radfod, Carl Ross, Geo.
G. Roberts, Russell Rogers, Raymond
Roberts, Everett Rose, Bud Straw
bridge, Ed Staulcup, Valve Sadler,
Malcolm Sadler, Milburne Shobe,,
Hayden Stephenson, Marvin Stoker,
Russell Terrell, John Henry Tuck,
Clyde Tilley, Homer Tucker, G. T..
Tuck, Harvey Vaughan, Varis Viii
son, Grant Workman, Dudley Ward,
Erastus Webb, Dalton Webb, Harry
Yeargin, Vernon Cobb, Raymond
Clark, Faradene Doherty, Roy Dono-
no, Gaylon Etheridge, Alpheus
Fowler, Curt Fowler, Gordon Fowl
err, Beecher o. Finch, Alton Farmer,
Walter Foster, Seth Fields, Lloyd
Graham, Findley Hagler, Odice Jack
son, Edward King, Claud King, Tai
bert Kennedy, R. T. Lowery, Paul
Lawler, Hughlon Morris, Allen Mann,
Clayton Moss, Billie Morris, Thomas
Moss, Earl McClain, Lendal Moth
eral, Ben Motheral, Guy Moore, Ell
bert Patterson.
Those having record books, but
for some reason failed to send in
corn we're Robert Stoker, Roy Brock,
Elmore Alternately, Glenn Harrison,
Howard EzeIl, Claud Brock, Ralph
J Wood.
Two exhibits Of corn were sent
in without names, one from Duke.
dom, and one wrapped in paper with
C. E. Smiths name on the paper.
Lloyd Graham, Of the McClain
Chapel vicinity made the highest
yield, 1915 bushels, and the best all
round record. Findley Hagler max
ing second best all round record,
and third in yield.
There are still number of good
boys who for various good reasons
failed to make a report, whose rec
ord will be published as soon as they
can gather corn and make report.
And the Pig Club boysl My how
fat and sleek they did have those
fine porkers- some of them so fine
that Dresden citizens actually went
wild over them, one Dresdenite pay
ing $3.50 for two OF the best pigs IN
the club. These pigs showed that
the boys know how to feed pigs, as
well as raise corn. It is figured that
the corn one of these boys fed his
pig brought HIM $4s per barrel. The
following Pig Club members had
their pigs here: Bonnie V. Roberts,
Ralph Parham, Findley Hagler, Har-
yey Vaughan, Emma Lee, Ed and
Crate Staulcup, Glenn Roberts, Ro-
land and Franklin Adams. Bonnie
v. Roberts was awarded first prize
and Ralph Parham, second, in the
no contest Mr. C. H Moody, Car
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