Ties Grand Champion Sam Ple of Hay at Fair
Sam Ple of Hay tied for grand champion at the New Holland Farmers Fair earning 50 dollars prize money. Charles H. Gable presented the award funded by the New Holland Machine Company during Wednesday morning events.
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Charles H. Gable
Elverson
New Holland Farmers Fair
New Holland Machine Company
Gable Wins Fifty Dollar Hay Award At New Holland Fair
Gable, Elverson, won grand champion and first in mixed alfalfa and grass at the New Holland Farmers Fair judging on Wednesday morning. Frank Yost, New Holland, took reserve grand champion and first in first cutting grass. Ivan Roost, Narvon, led alfalfa first cutting. Corn honors went to Robert Ebenshade, New Holland. Joanna B Sadler, Stevens. Daniel A Brubaker, Ephrata. Tobacco show noted hail damage. Richard Leaman won grand wrapper and Harold Leaman won filler. Judge John Baylor of Penn State presided.
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John Baylor
Pennsylvania State University
Larry Weaver
Hay, Corn and Tobacco
Baylor
L. F
Charles
New Holland Farmers Fair
JH Gable
Elverson
New Holland Machine Company
Gable
Robert Esbenshade
New Holland
Joanna B Sadler
Stevens
Daniel A Brubaker
Ephrata
Paris Gruber
Richard Charles
Bayuk Cigars, Inc
Lancaster
Gruber
Richard Leaman
Creek Hill Road
Harold Leaman
Newspaper Landscape Splits Between Dailies and Weeklies
About 80 percent of U S newspapers are weeklies serving rural and suburban towns. Fewer than four percent are metropolitan dailies and three-fourths of the 1754 dailies operate in cities with populations under 25 000.
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