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Champion lamb was shown by John Fowler and purchased
by Elkton Southern States.
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Cecil County, Md. names livestock winners
The biggest improvement in grain drying since the corn crib.
Roger Rigby,
ELKTON, Md,
took top honors at the Cecil County
1-H Livestock Show held July 29 at
Fair Hill, Md. The 4-H’ers showed
the grand champion steer, lamb,
and hog, respectively.
Dr. Robert Herr, Narvon, Pa.,
vas the judge tor the day.
On Wednesday night, July 30, the
rtiuth were able to protit from their
lard work by selling their animals
it the annual 4-H livestock sale.
Phe sale, previously open only to
ambs and hogs, featured seven
iteers as well this year.
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Champion steer was shown by Roger Rigby
and purchased by Hilamin Milling.
Champion hog at Cecil County Fair was
shown by Chris Johnson and purchased by
Newark Southern States.