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Nelson Atkins Declared

1951 Cora King

Nelson Atkins of Flint Hill was declared Rappahannock Com King at the annual 100-Bushel Corn Club banquet held Monday night at the Town Hall in Washington. With a per acre yield of 126.30 bushels, Mr. Atkins bested his pearest competitor, Earl Kilby of.

Jperryville, by eight bushels. ■ County Agent W. H. Lyne, in

Reporting the winning record, said, a*Just in case you think these fellows are flash-in-the-pan producers, here are their official records:

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