The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-01-11
Winners In Most Glasses
And Sweepstakes AwUds
Are Announced

About 6Uu from big dOrn aim
nearby counties attended the
Montana State Corn and Seed
show at the courthouse here ON
the opening day, Wednesday.
On display are more than 450
exhibits of corn, grains ana
seed. The displays of ear CORN
are especially outstanding Corn
entries number nearly 300, and
in the seed and grain DIVISION
there are 176 exhibits.
Sweepstakes winners were an
nounced this morning, as fol-
lows:
Dent, 10 ears, Floyd Robber-
son of Rosebud; semi-dent, I'D
ears, Philip Roberts of Crane;
flint, 10 ears, IA. P. Sherman OF
Forsyth; dent, buShel, D. l.
Howard Of Savage; semi dent.
bushel, D. L. Howard of Savage
and flint, buShel, A. P. Sherman
of Forsyth.
Mr.. Sherman also won the
championship for the best 10
ear exhibit and the best bushel
exhibit in the show.
TOSCpud COullUr OOOh okAN
county collective championship
with a point score of 95.6. Rich
land county was second with
9O.3 and Yellowstone third with
ga. Awards were based on 80
points on quality total prizes
won) and 20 points for quantity
In the county sweepstakes.
Fred Greenwald was winner in
the 10-ear dent division and
also in the 10-ear semi-dent
contest. c. E. Johnson was first
for the -10-ear flint exhibit, and
c. R. Faw was high for the bu-
shell entry of dent corn.
The championship 10-ear ex-
hibit was entered by Fred
Greenwald, and the Champion
ship for the bushel display went
to c. R. Faw.
More than a hundred heard
| y~easterday afternoons weed
control program, which includ-
ed talks by H. E. Morris or
Bozeman on 1.-THE Weed-C Con-
troll Problem" Ed Moran, sup
ervisor Of weed, control in Vel
lowstone county, and George w
| G~ustafson, Big Horn county ae-
; ent. who spoke on 1.-THE Weed
situation in Big Horn County"
I Today talks will be given on
1.-THE Corn Program in Mon
tana," by A. M. Stakeholder, as
sociate agronomist At Bozeman.
Corn Production Factors" by
A. H. Post, agronomist at Mon
tana State college at Bozeman-
and Corn Varieties" by Ralph
D. Mercer, extension agrononnist-
Tomorrow's feature will be.
the annual feeders tour of the
county.
In the Big Horn county con-
tests, those placing were as
follows:
Irrigated Corn, 10 Ears
Yellow Dent - first, Fred
Greenwald of Hardin; second.
Fred Dewald of Hardin; third,
John Pickard of Hardin.
White Dent-first, C. r. Faw,
Hardin; second, James Keane
of Hardin.
Northwestern Dent - first,
Robert Abel of Hardin.
Falconer-first, Fred Green
wald of Hardin; second, C. E
Johnson of Hardin.
Hybrid - first, Fred Green
valid of Hardin; second, Robert
Abel of Hardin; third, Fred
Greenwald of Hardin.
Yellow Flint-first, C.. E
Johnson of Hardin.
Bushel Exhibits
Yellow Dent - first, C. e.
Johnson of Hardin; second.
Fred DeWald of Hardin; third,
Fred Greenwald of Hardin.
White Dent-firSt, c. r. FaW
of Hardin.
All CORN-1o Ears
Yellow Dent - first, Junior
Johnson of Hardin.
Falconer-first, Junior john
son of Hardin.
Registered Seed
Ladak Alfalfa-second, Uriel
King of Hardin.
Approved Seed
Marquis Wheat - first, Fred
Defines of Crow Agency.
Miscellaneous OF. SAMPLES;
Common Alfalfa - first, AN
tome Henderson of Busby; sec
ond, Junior Perry of Hardin;
third, Kenneth Zettle of BuSby.
Beans-first, Ben Lempy Of
Busby.
Sudan Grass-first, Charles
Parker of Busby.
Timothy-first, William Hol-
lowheart of Busby.
Mixed Flint Corn-firSt, john
Strangeowl of Busby.
The state winners were as fol-
lows:
Irrigated Corn, 10 Ears
Yellow Dent - first, FLOYD
Robertson of Rosebud; second.
A. j. Peters of Billings; third.
D. L. Howard of Savage; fourth.
F: H. Baringer and Son Of
Hathaway.
White Dent-first, d. L. HOW
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