Indiana corn club champions and yield records noted
The article details corn yield contests led by Purdue with champions John Lux and John Mercer in single ear and grand categories. It highlights the Hundred Bushel Club standard of 500 bushels per five acres, the 1000 bushel per acre target, and Indiana’s strong standing in corn quality while shifting focus to increasing quantity. It lists notable contestants from Hendricks County and features remarks on national sweepstakes records and ongoing Purdue leadership.
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Indiana
Hendricks County
J. C. Lowe
Forrest Reeves
Roscoe Leak
Litton
T. C. Brown
Sam Edmondson
Findly Henderson
Clayton
Will Newlin
James Maxwell
Plainfield
Mr. Reeves
San Francisco
Purdue
L. B. Clore
Johnson County
Peter Lux
John Jux Sweeps the Professional Glass Cup
John Lux wins the Professional 10 ear yellow prize and W A Rushton takes white prize while John Rue Davis secures white second. Hendricks County Corn Show doubles last year’s size with strong judging progress and Purdue University honors a leader for exceptional corn yields. Indiana dominates the corn kings scene with Peter Lux noted and L B Clore’s trophy history highlighted.
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John Jux
John Lux
W. A. Rushton
John
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Amatur
George Mercer
la Rue Davis
Herman Ramsey
Chas Mendenhall
Albert. Harlan
A.ee Davis
Chas. Mendenhall
Smith Gibbs
Bert Davis
Water Jessup
Acre
G. I. Christie
Purdue ‘University
W.E. Franklin
Danville
Ind
John Mercer
Rue Davis
Purdue University