Evening journal., 1919-01-22
CORN GROWERS OF STATE
AWARDED PRIZES AT SHOW

Following are the awards made a
the annual Delaware State Corn Show,
held In Brldgeville last week In connec-
ton with the Peninsula Horticultural
Society meeting:
Class A. for the best so ears Of any
variety from:
New Castle county-First, Diamond
Hill Farm. Newark; second, James 4.
Shallcross, Middletown; third, Fred
Trimble, Hockessin; fourth, John A.
Hopkins, Newark.
Kent county-First, Gilbert Cosden,
Dover; second, G. 4. Hoffecker, Dover;
third, j. w. Killen, FELTON,.
Sussex county-First, B. l.. Kinder,
Bridgeville; second, ]. NJ Jones, Sea
ford; third, S. T. Galloway, Bridgeville.
Class B honorary, for the best 20 ears
from the State at large:
White-First. Diamond Hill Farm,
Newark second, James T. Shalloross,
Middletown; third, J. A. Hopkins, New
ark.
Yellow-First, G. T. Hoffecker, Dover /;
second, Fred Snyder. Newport; third,
Roswell Shafer, Bear; fourth, J. w. XII
len. FELTON,
White Cap-First, Naudain & Son,
Marshsllton.
Class B amateurs. for the best 20 ears
from the State at large:
White-First, Wallace Cook, Newark: (:
second, Harry CLARK, Kenton; third, J.
NJ. Jones. seaford.
Yellow-First. w. L. Elzey Seaford;
second, j. B. Stahl & Sons, Greenville.
Glass c honorary. for the best 10 ears
from the state at large:
White-First, James n. Shallcross,
second. J. A. Hopkins.
Newark; third. w. v. Cosden, Dover.
Yellow-First, F. @. Snyder. Newport
second, George P. Hoffecker, Dover;
third. Roswell Shafer, Bear.
White Csp-First, Naudain & Son,
Class G amateur, for the best 10 ears
rom the State az large.
White-First. w. V. Cosden, Dover
ihird. B. Dillinger. Middletown; fourth,
3. Dillinger. Middletown.
Yellow-First, j.. B. Stahl & Sons,
Sreenville; second. Dewey Sapp. Hous-
.on; third. Ell Short, Georgetown.
Glass D. for the best 10 ears OF any
variety from
New Castle county-First. Fred Sny-
Ter. Newport; second. J. II. Shailcross,
third, ]. A. Hopkins. New |
lrk; fourth, J. B. Stahl. Greenviile.
Kent oounty-First. Harry Clark, Ken
on; second, w. v. CoSden, Dover; third,
J. T. Hofecker Dover; fourth. George
aver. HsrtlY.
Sussex county-Fsrst. Robert ]. Allen.
ieaford; second. D. T. Mustard, Lewes
bird, w. T. Elzey, Seaford: fourth, p. |
.. Kinder, Bridgeville.
Class r, for the best single ear from:
New Castle county-First, Diamond /
I'LL Farm, Newark: second, Roswell
'hafer, Bear; third. James T.. Shalloross,
SUSSEX county-First. j. NJ. Jones, Sea-
ord; second, V. r. Allen, Seaford.
Kent county-First, @. T.. Hoffecker,
Dover; second, Dewey Sapp, Houston.
Class @, varieties, for the best 10
,srs Of the following varieties from |
he State at large;
Reds Yellow Dent-First. Fred Sny-
der, Newport.
Delaware-First. Naudsin & Sons.
johnson County white-Firs4, Dia-
nond Hill Farm. Newark: second, James
T. Shailcross, Middletown.
Class II, small grains and seeds. for
he best pack sample OF wheat grown |
n 1918, from:
Now Castle county-First. J. B. Stahi
Sons, Greenville; second. b. stahl,
ireenville.
Kent county-First, J. w. Kilion. Eel
on; second. F. Attix, Kenton.
Sussex county-First, e. Kinder
second, J. NJ. Jones. Sea
,rd.
For the best peck sample OF grain
nd small seeds from the State at large
rown season OF 1918:
Oats-First. +. Attix, Kenton: second. /
B. Stahl g. Sons. Greenville.
Rye-First, J. B. Stahl & Sons, Green !
Llle; second. B. Stahl. Greenville.
Soy Beans, WilSon-First, F. Attix. 9
enton; second, Baker Brothers, Green
lie. i
Soy Beans. Pekins-Firss B. Attix,
enton. Q
Cowpeas. Tayior-First, Baker Bros B
ridgevillei second, J. NJ. Jones, Sea- [
ord.
DiaoA SO"pedS-fASb p Attl1s Ken
IN. "a
Field Beans-First Roswell Shafer, ?
ear; second. v. r. Allen, seaford.
Buckwheat-First. v. R. Allen, Sea-
ord; second, J. w. Killen, FELTON,.
Red Clover-First, F. Attix, Kenton y
econd. ]. NJ. Jones, SesfOrd.
Timothy--First, F. Attix, Kenton.
Glass 4, shesves; for the best sheaves I
T bundles (not less than 6 inches in :
lameterl Of fha fnllnuuinn rrnnn.