Milford chronicle., 1924-11-14
FRUIT GROWERS PLAN
A FINE DISPLAY FOR
ANNUAL GATHERING
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Paragon, Stayman, Winesap an
York Imperial varieties, first, 81
second, SO; third, 81.
For the best three barrel cOllet
tion, one or more varieties, first, $40
second, SIS; third, S5.
For the best barrel of Nero, Para
gOn, Jonathan, Grimes, Ben Davis
York Imperial, Rome, WinesaI
Stayman varieties, first, $5; SECOND
So; third, So.
For the best five plates of Stay
man, Rome, Delicious and Winesal
varieties, first, $40; second, IS
third, $S.
For the best single plate of Be1
Davis, Gano, Grimes, Gravenstein
King David, Lily of Kent, Mackin
tosh, Nero, Oldenburg, Paragon
Wealthy, Williams, Winter Banana
and York Imperial varieties, first
$3.50; second, rs cents.
For the best single plate of any
variety, first, $5; second, So; third
50.
Pears-For the best barrel of
Keiffer pears, first, S.; second, SO.
For the best plate Of Keiffer, CARRIER,
Duchess, Seckel, Lawrence and Le-
COnte varieties, first, $1.50; second,
IS cents.
Quinces-For the best plate of
Champion and Orange varieties, first
$1.50; second, rs cents.
For the best collection of Vege-
tables, first, $50; second, $25; third,
$40; fourth, SIS.
Cabbage-FOr the best three heads
of Flat Dutch, Charleston Wakefield,
Drumhead, Danish Baldhead, VOlga,
Surehead and Savoy varieties, first,
50; second, 81.
Potatoes-FOr the best CONNER
cial collection of white potatoes, one
peck each, first, $40; second, S.; for
the best educational collection Of
white potatoes, first, $40; second, IS.
The collection is supposed to contain |
a large number of varieties with tab
uIated information as to comparative |
yield and methods of cultivation, etc.
The exhibits may be placed in small
baskets; for the best barrel of white
potatoes, first, $40; second, $40;
third, $5; for the best peck of Red
Bliss, Burbank, Mccormick, Irish
Cobbler, Rehoboth, Sir Walter Raj
eigh, State of Maine, White Bliss and
Green Mountain varieties, first, 81;
second, 81.
Sweet POtatoes-For the best col !
lection of sweet potatoes, first, S5; ]
second, SO; third, 81; for the best
peck of Little Stem Jersey, Up RiV- i
er, White Hayman, Gold Skin, Early ]
Caroline, Big Stem Jersey and Big t
Leaf varieties, first, 81; second, 81. f
Carrots-FOr the best peck, first, I
SO; second, 50. S
Table Beets-FOr the best peck, t
first, SO; second, 50. @
Celery-FOr the best six stalks of f
Golden Self-Blanching and Giant v
Paschal, first, So; second, 50. T
Lettuce-Head lettuce, first, So; t
second, 50; six heads each. Leaf Let f;
luce, first, So; second, 81; six heads =
each. Cos Lettuce, first, So; second, a
-; six heads each. B
Onions-FOr best peck of Yellow s.
Oanver Silverskin and Prizetaker e
-arieties, first, So; second, 50. &
Vegetables-VariOus kinds; Horse IS
six roots, first, So; #
econd, 50. 8
Swiss Chard-Best six stalks, first IS
3; second, 81. 81
Kale-Best peck. first, So; second, IS
2. IS
Mangel Furtzels-Best six. first, #
8; second, 81. #
Parsnips-Best peck, first, So; IS
econd, 50. 81
Rutabagas-Best peck, first, So; &
scond, So. IS
White turnips-Best peck, first, 6
3; second, 81. 81
yellow turnips-Best peck, first, 81
}; second, 81. 8
spinach-Best peck. first, So; Sec
Id, So. @
salsify-Best twelve roots, first, Isl
!; second, So. #
Suuash-Best three of Hubbard M
lriety, first, So; second, 50. Isl
Pumpkins Of any variety, 8
st, So; second, 50; largest of any $
.riety, first, SO; second, 50. ~
Brussels Sprouts-Best quart, $s
st, 81; second, so cents. SIS
In Judging exhibits of vegetables, ~
count will be taken Of the unifor- 5
ity of the exhibit as well as the 8
se and quality. Each individual ex- ~
bit, such as potatoes, carrots, &B8
cts, parsnips, etc., are expected to 8
of one variety with uniform type, H8
looth and devoid of blemishes and
the proper stage of development 8
table use. 8
Fhe Peninsula Horticultural So 8
ty, which embraces the leading SIS
and agriculturists 8
Delaware and the Eastern Shore 8
Maryland, is one of the leading $8
m organizations on the Delmar- &#
Peninsula. The officers are: 88
ssident, C. w. Smith, Bridgeville; 8
e-president, DR.. E. G. Cover, Eas- 8
/, Md; secretary and treasurer, 8
sley Webb, Dover. &8
he exhibits will be made at the $
Mt of the Bridgeville Packing As $$
iation; while the addresses will 8
delivered in the Keller Theatre. @
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