Evening journal., 1922-12-21
TRIMBLE Wins
SWEEPSTAKES
Large Number of Exhibits
at Northern District
Cow Show
SCHOOL CHILDREN
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT


NEWARK, Dec 21-The Northern
District Corn show. held Tuesday
and yesterday al Hockessin. was one
of the most successful OF the kind
ever conducted ;r this county. There
were a large number OF exhibitors
and the exhibits were unusually
good. The show was held under the
auspices OF the New Castle County
Farm Bureau. The committee in
charge consisted Of: Wilson Pier
son. Hockessin; Fred Trimble,
Hockessin; W. W. Buckinghom,
Newark; Paul Mitchell, Hockessin,
and County Agent r. o. BRusman,
Newark
County Agent A. D. Radebaugh.
OF Cecil County. Md, judged the
corn and gave a talk on the Ma
tionsl Grain and Hay Show. which
he recently attended in Chicago. Mr.,
Radebaugh owns a farm in Hartford
county, Nd, and he won the sweeps
takes prize on his sample of yellow
tNtN kAONH OM nAo AdAA
One of the features OF the Hockes-
sin show was an entertainment given
by the school children.
The exhibits of Fred Trimble OF.
Hockessin, won al 1.-THE sweepstakes.
The awards follow:
10 Ears White Corn-First prize.
won by George Cook, Newark;
second. H. Townsend, Marshallton; |
third. F. E. Kitchens. Hockessin;
fourth. Robert r. Connell. Newark. |
10 Ears Yellow Corn-First prize,
won by Joseph Pierson. Hockessin;
second. II. Townsend, Marshallton.
10 Ears White Cap or Mixed Corn !
First prize. won by F. II. Buck
ingham & Son. Newark; second.
William Kelton, Hockessin.
90 Ears White Corn-First prize.
won by Brandywine Ssnltarium.
second. H. Townsend.
third, F. E. Kitchens,
90 Ears yellow Corn-First prize,
won by Joseph Pierson, Hockessin.
Glass.
10 Ears White Corn-First prize,
won by Fred Trimble, Hockessin;
second, Wilson Pierson. Hockessin; |
third John f. Brackin. Marshallton. |
10 Ears Yellow Corn-First prize, |
won by Fred Trimble. Hockessin;
second. J. F. Brackin & Son, Mar
shallton; third, j. II. Mitchell &
Son, Heckessin.
10 Ears White Cap or Mixed
Corn-First. prize, won by Fred
Trimble, Heckessin; second, Nau-
dain G. Son. Hockessin.
20 Ears White Corn-First prize,
won by Fred Trimble, Hockessin;
second, Wilson Pierson. Hockessln:
third, John Trimble, Hockessin.
20 Ears Yellow Corn-First prize.
won by Fred Trimble. Hockessin;
second. j. II. Mason Hockessin;
.hird, Ernest Dilworth. Centreville.
Single Ear Smelling Most Corn
First prize. won by Fred Trimble.
second, J. II. Mitchell
& Son. Hockessin; third. John
Hockessin; fourth. Wilson
pierson, Hockessin.
10 Largest Potatoes-First prize,
won by ]. II. Mitchell & Son. Hook
sssin; second. Fred Snyder, New
,ort third, Wilson Pierson,
Half Peck Russell or Sir Walter
Raleigh Potatoes-First prize, won
" ]. II. Mitchell & Son, Hockessin;
Naudain & Son, Hockess.n: ,,
bird, J.F Brsckin & Son. Marshall
on: fourth. f. II. buckingham &
ION. Newark.
Half Peck Of Green Mountain or
tate Of Maine Potatoes-First prize.
son by f. c. Snyder. Newport:
econd, ]. II. Mitchell & Son,
third, F. H. Buckingham
. Son. Newark.
Half Peck Cobbler Potatoes
'irst prize, won by H. Townsend.
second. +. II. Buck
ngham & Son, Newark; third. {
ohm Trimble. Hockessin.
Half Peck Late Red Potatoes a
'irst prize. won by F. II. Bueking- J
am & Son. Newark; second. George s
'ook, Newark; third. Henry Ma
on. Hockessin. {
Half Peck any other variety Po- \
prize. won by F. II.
buckingham & Son. Newark; second.
wilson Pierson. Hockessin; third.
. f. Brackin & Son, Marshallton.
10 Ears White Corn-Won by
red Trimble. Hockessin.
10 Ears Yellow Corn-Won by r
red Trimble. Hockessin. I
20 Ears White corn-Won by q
red Trimble, Hockessin.
20 Ears Yellow Corn-won by
red Trimble. Hockessin. {
Grand Champion Exhibit Of Corn
Won by Fred Trimble. Hockessin.
Plate Display-Three varieties ap- q,
les Give apples to plate First :
rize. won by Armstrong & Son.
second. J. +. Brackin
Son. Marshaliton; third. c. w. !
rackin, Marshaliton
Plate Stayman Winesap-First
rize, won by Armstrong & Son, |,
ockessin: second, II. W. Mason. T,
ockessin; third, Naudain & Son. :
ockessin. \