Milford chronicle., 1919-12-26
PRIZES AWARDED AT
STATE CORN SHOW
SESSION AT DOVER CANE TO A CLOSE
LAST THURSDAY AFTERNOON WITH
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS.

being done by Professor 90''i'''-
state College, Pa. 80 a,,,
class A. For best 80 ears OF any
variety from the three counties IN 'he
New castle county First prize SlO'
r.r,os r Shallcross, Middletown' sec
ond 81 A. S. Whittock, Odessa; thliu'
"a Roswell Shafer, New CastIe'
sonrth. ribbon. Diamond Hill Farln'
Kent and Sussex county had no eX-
hibits in this class oo o,-s
Class b. honorary, for best ~ ears
from the State at large ,,,,.t.
u-hite coru-First. 81, A. ,. W INT
- odessa; second, So, James l.
SbalIcross. Middletown; tnira' 20 DiS- ~,
-aon5 T4U Farm. Newark; fourth lid
ron Harry B. Clark, kenton
yellow Corn-First. 81, Russell 9ha-
Gov New Castle: second, 50. harry D.
ozark Kenton. third, So r Z. oly uS, ,,
Nownort fourth. ribbon, b. r. Stahl'
Greenville- ., On oars from
the state al large go,
White-First, 81, Gilbert b. Cosen'
Dover. only entry. c,.,
YELLOW aA 90
Greenville. only entry -,
CIsss G. honorary best 10 ears from
s'E1T Eirst SCI A. S. whittock. Odessa;
.oeond 81 80. Diamond Hill Farm
So.,srk. third. 80 cents. James l.
Shallcross. Middletown-
Kent county-First. 81. Harry Is.
CLARK. Kenton; second Sl'oV' iia'''
B. Clark. . 60 "a A.
Sussex county-First. ~ v" a.
stein second. Sl50, Eli short
class G, varieties for best ~ ear .,.s
of the following varieties from '"e
State at large: n
First. 81, Reid's Yellow Dent f. -
SNYDER; no other contestants, 90
Johnson County White-flIsl, -
lanes T. Shallcross; second 81 a. D
Class r. small grains and seeds OF
wheat grown in 1919, from New Cas'
''S wbeat-First. 81, J. B. stahl; sec
ond. b. A. Stahl. ...tv
Kent county-First 81, Frank AUX
For hest peck sample OF grain ana
email seeds from State at large 1879
Oats-First. 81. Frank Attix, Ken
ION second 80 cents. b. A. Stahl.
i've First. 81. j. b. Stahl; second
so cents b. A. Stahl ., mi.
Sow Beans. Wilson FIRST F-' ann
Attix. KentOn 49,
Peking-First, 81. Frank Attix' no
other contestants. 60.
IN, Ru,ckwheat-First, 81, Eli Short;
second. j. 3. Stahl.
class /. grain and forage in sheai'
hest sheaves or bundles mot less thah
six inches in diameter) Of the follow
Wheat-First. 81. B. A. Stahl; sec
ond. so cents. B. A. Stahl.
Oats First. 81. B. A. Stahl; second
so cents, ]. b. Stahl
Timothy First 81, ]. B. Stahl; sec
ond. so cents. J. B. Stahl.
Sow Beans-First. 81, J. b. Stahl;
second. so cents, B. A. Stahl.
Cow Peas-First. 81, J. B. Stahl;
second 80 cents, B. A. Stahl.
For best 10 ears shelling the most
Grain bv weight, from Delaware or
other States: 80.
First premium. $40, J. b. Galbrith
Of street. Hartford county, Md. his
ed Is pounds and Is ounces, and after
sheu,ne. is pounds and 4 ounces.
Sweepstakes In Class j, silver
euD donated By the State Grange. TO
be won three times by a local grange
before It becomes its permanent prop
ertv. was awarded to the Clp'io.
Grange of Dover.
BOYS Glass. open to all club mem
"a f.a.H.r 4
10 and p years.
For best 10 ears of white corn-lst'
IS. Lester Layer, Hartly; second, 81,
Stanley Short. Smyrna; third, 50. Paul
Skewis. Milford. fourth 81 7. II. Mil
bourne. Hartly; fifth, Harry Covough.
Milford.
sWhite-Flrst. 81. James T. Shall
cross, MiddletOwn; second. 80, A. 5
Whittock. Odessa; third, 81, Diamond
Hill Farm. Newark; fourth. ribbon,
". " COsden- Dover.
Yellow-First. ST. Roswell Shafer.
New Castle: second. s., F. c. Snyder
Newport; third, 50. J. B. Stahl, Green
Vile
Glass c. amateur, for best 10 ears
from State at large:
White-First, Stanley Short, Smyr-
na. 81; second. Lester Layer, Hartly'
Yellow-First. 81. C. II. shockley,
Dover: second, s.. Dewey Sapp, Hous-
ton: third, SO. B. A. Stahl.
Glass d, for best 10 ears Of any var
ietv from New Castle county;
First. S.. James T. Shallcross, Mid
dletown; second. 49, A. S. Whittock,
odessa third 80, Roswell Shafer
New Castle: fourth, 81, Diamond Hill
Farm. Newark
Kent county. prices same as New
Castle-First, Harry B. Clark, Kenton;
second. Harry b. Clark; third, Stanley
Short; fourth. Gilbert c. Cosden, Do
yer.
Sussex county. prices same as New
Castle and Kent-First, W. A. Stein.
Dagsboro: second W. A. Stein; third.
Eli A. Short Georgetown.
Glass f, for best single ear from
New Castle county:
Yellow cOrn-First, S., Dewey Sapp.
Houston; second, 81, Edwin Gruwell,
FELTON,.
Sweepstakes for the best 10 ears
entered in any class. gold medal,
won by ]. T. Shallcross, Middletown.
For best 20 ears entered in any
class, a pure bred pig valued at $50.
won by Roswell Shafer.
For best SO ears in Glass A. a silver
medal. James T. Shallcross. Middle
town.
For best lot OF exhibits entered, all
classes considered. the association
awarded $40 in gold to z. A. stahl Of
Greenville.
The awards were made on uniformity
Of exhibit, shape OF ear. proportion Of
length TO circumference, maturity and
llnarL.nt .nndlllnrl rllrll.- na ahn.-r, h.-