Milford chronicle., 1925-01-16
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STATE CORN SHOW
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AOuA blS L. e. MeIeu4lus IfeeuWOOu1
fifth, r. c. Lynch, Lewes; sixth
George Cook, Newark; seventh, E
3. Mcgee, Lewes.
Class C., Honorary, ten ears from
State at large, white corn-First, A,
S. Hopkins, Lewes; second, +. A,
Trimble, Hockessin; third, J. W.
Hopkins, Lewes; fourth, d. NJ. Will
son and Son, Dover; fifth, Raymond
GOrdy, SeafOrd; sixth, T. ID. Sapp,
Houston; seventh, Dewey Sapp,
Houston.
Yellow Corn-First, W. V: COsden,
Dover; second, A. S. Hopkins, Lewes
third, ]. w. Hopkins; fourth, L. E.
Roland, Viola; fifth, F. C. Snyder,
Newport.
Glass D, ten ears from State at
large, white cap or calicO--First, A.
NJ. Tarr, Seaford; second, F. A.
Trimble, Hockessin; third, Dewey
Sapp, Houston; fourth, W. B. SimD-
son, Houston.
Glass E, Single ear, State at large,
yelloW-First, J. w. Hopkins, of
Lewes; second, A. S. Hopkins,
Lewes; third, A. M. Tarr, Seaford;
fourth, T. E. Meredith, Greenwood;
fifth, w. C. Hopkins, Lewes; sixth,
T. E. Roland, Viola. White-First, d.
w. Wilson and Son, Dover; second,
A. S. Hopkins, Lewes; third, +. A.
Trimble, HOckessin; fourth, F. d.
Sapp, Houston; fifth, w. B. Simpson,
Houston; sixth, w. c. Hopkins, of
Lewes.
Boys Class-Best 10 ears shown
by any boy between the ages Of 10
to 20 years, white corn-First, Geo.
Cook, Newark; second, Irene Tarr,
Seaford; third, Chas. Houston, Sea-
ford; fourth, W. B. Simpson, HOus-
ton; fifth, Joseph Pennington,
Boothwyn; sixth, ManiOn P. Lee,
Newark. Yellow corn-First, Ellis
Tull, SeafOrd; second, Lawrence
Meredith, Greenwood; third, Elmer
Roland, Viola; fourth, George Cook,
Newark; fifth, Charles Betty, VIII
mington; sixth, Daniel Breyer, VIII
mingtOn.
SWeepstakes-Best 10 ears in show
"A. S. Hopkins, Lewes; best so ears
in show, ]. w. Hopkins, Lewes; best
single ears in show, J. w. Hopkins,
Lewes; best 10 ears in boys class,
George Cook, Newark.
Small Grain and Seeds, Winter
Wheat-First, ]. w. Hopkins, Lewes;
second, E. E. Magee, Lewes.
Soy Beans-First, w. B. Moore, |
Lewes; second, Gordon Pepper, Sea-
ford third, A. NJ. Tarr, Seaford; !
fourth, E. E. Mcgee, Lewes; fifth, A.
S. Hopkins, Lewes.
Buckwheat-First,D Dewey Sapp, of !
Houston; second, F. D. Sapp, Hous-
ton.
Crimson Clover-First, ]. W. Hop
kins, Lewes.
Red Clover-First, J. W. Hopkins,
Lewes; second. A. S. Hopkins, of
Oats-First, J. W. Hopkins, of
Lewes; second, A. S. Hopkins, of
Lewes.
Grain and forage in sheaf-Rye-
First, Dewey Sapp; wheat, first
Dewey Sapp; alfalfa, first, John W.
Pepper, Seaford; second, W. B.
Simpson, Houston; third, Dewey
Sapp.
0ats-First, Dewey Sapp; timothy,
lrst, Dewey Sapp; second, F. D.
Sapp. :
Crimson clover-First. Dewey
sapp; second, F. D. Sapp; third, W.
B. Simpson.
Soy beans-First, F. D. Sapp; sec
ond, Dewey Sapp; third, John w.
Pepper. 9
Cow peas-First, Dewey Sapp;
second, F. D. Sapp.
Mixed vetch-First, Dewey Sapp;
second, W. B. Simpson; third, F. D.
Sapp. =
Aisike clover-First, Dewey Sapp;
second, F. D. Sapp; third, W. B.
Simpson.
Red clover-First, F. D. Sapp;
Dewey Sapp; third, W. B.
simpson.
At the business meeting the fol- !
owing officers were elected: Presi- :
lent, Wallace Cook, Newark; vice
president, F. A. Trimble, New Cas-
lie county; Dewey Sapp, Kent coun- .
y, and A. M. Tarr, Sussex county. l
iecretary-treasurer, George L. Schu-
ter.
On Wednesday evening a program y =
vas given consisting of music fur q
lished by the Lewes School Or d
hestra. An address by DR.. W. ]. = =
Gourse Of the United States Depart n
1ent of Agriculture, and motion pic n n
ures furnished by H. D. Allabach !, u
( the Interstate Milk Producers AS q
Ociation. y
Geprge l.. Schuster, of Newark, s.
le 1ewly elected secretary-treasur- 0
. tO succeed M. o. Pence, resigned, {,
dgAd the annual corn show Of the .
.afe of Maryland, held at Cam y
i1dge this year. y
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