THE FARMERS' MONTHLY, OCTOBER, 1928 



Over two years of age 



First — Joseph Sena, Easthampton 

 Second — Gordon Cook, Hadley 

 Third — Gordon Cook, Hadley 

 Prizes given by the Franklin County 

 Jersey Club were won as follows : 



Jerseys not in milk 



First — Lyman Pratt, Hadley 

 Second — Georgie Lee, Hadley 

 Third — Georgie Lee, Hadley 



Jerseys in milk 



First — Lyman Pratt, Hadley 

 Second — John Byron, Hadley 

 Third — Lyman Pratt, Hadley 

 Calf meal and ribbons given by the 

 Blatchford Calf Meal Co., were: 



First — Gordon Cook, Hadley 

 Second — Lyman Pratt, Hadley 

 Third — Frank Czabon, Enfield 



A $5.00 gold piece given by "Maxson, 

 the Blatchford Man" was won by Joseph 

 Sena, Easthampton, on best animal grown 



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wholly or in part on Blatchford calf meal, ning club team. The members of this 

 A halter given by the Massachusetts team were Dorothy Cruze, Jean McTurk 

 Dairyman Association for the best junior and Edna Lilly. Smith Academy team 

 showman was won by C. Hilton Boynton j placed second with Smith School third, 

 of South Hadley. ! 



Poultry Special Prize Winners 



A $10.00 credit toward the purchase of 

 stock or eggs, given by E. V. Thompson, 

 Amenia, N. Y. was won by Roger West, 

 Hadley. 



A $12 00 setting of R. L Red eggs given 

 by Le.ster Tompkins of Concord, Mass., 

 was won by Wayne Smith, Northampton. 



Five gold medals given by the Three 

 County Fair were won by James Walsh, 

 Hatfield; Roger West, Hadley; C. Hilton 

 Boynton, South Hadley; Ittner Bros., 

 South Hadley Falls and Joseph Sena, 

 Easthampton. 



The Tioga Trophy cup for champion 

 pen of pullets was won by Wayne Smith 

 of Northampton. The Tioga Trophy 

 Medal for best pullet was also won by 

 Wayne Smith, while C. Hilton Boynton 

 won the trophy medal for best cockerel 

 in the show. 



The two chowder feeders given by the 

 Purina Mills of St. Louis,, were won by 

 Joseph Sena and Ittner Bros. 



Four gallons of Standard Disinfectant 

 given by Wiswell the Druggist were won 

 by James Walsh, Hatfield ; Roger West, 

 Hadley; C. Hilton Boynton, South Hadley 

 and Howe Bros, of North Amherst. 



The 24 inch aluminum mash hopper 

 given by J. A. Sullivan Co., Northampton, 

 was won by Wayland Weld. 



A one gallon drmking fountain given 

 by the Hampshire Hardware Co. was won 

 by Cedric Freeman of Ware. 



Five subscriptions to the "Poultry Item" 

 were won by Anthony Zehel.ski, Hatfield ; 

 Hans Nietschi. William.sburg; Edward 

 Dwip-ht. West Hatfield; C. Hilton Boyn- 

 ton. South Hadley and .Joseph Sena, East- 

 hampton. 



Four Biggie poultry books were won by 

 Roger West. Hadley; Edward Dwight, 

 West Hatfield; C. Hilton Boynton, South 

 Hadley and Wayne Smith, Northampton. 



Five subscriptions to the "American 

 Poultry Journal" were won by Alfred 

 Jubenville, Hatfield; Roger West, Hadley; 

 C. Hilton Boynton. South Hadley, Edward 

 Dwight. West Hatfield and Albert Czaj- 

 kow.ski, Easthampton. 



Five sub.scriptions to the "New Eng- 

 land Poultryman" were won by Adolf 

 Wilier, Easthampton ; Roger We.st. Had- 

 lev; Ittner Bros., South Hadlev; C. Hilton 

 Boynton, South Hadley and Howe Bros., 

 Noi-th Amher.st. 



Easthampton Oirls Win 



I The three five dollar gold pieces given 

 by the Hope Grange of Hadley to the team 

 nf three girls from any one club or school 

 who won the largest number of points in 

 the judging of canning, food and clothing 

 were won by the Easthampton 4-H can- 



WINS SHOW BLANKETS 



This year for the first time the F. S. 

 Burch & Co. of Chicago, gave show blan- 

 kets to the exhibitors who won the judg- 

 ing contests at the Eastern States Ex- 

 position and Three County Fair. 



Hampshire County Dairy club members 

 won both blankets as C. Hilton Boynton 

 of South Hadley carried off the highe.st 

 honors in the Eastern States contest 

 while Stephen Brusco of West Hatfield, 

 did the same at Northampton. 



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