Eldon Pfahler & His Prize Winning Potatoes, October 1941
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Ann Arbor News, October 22, 1941
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COUNTY MAN'S POTATOES WIN STATE SWEEPSTAKES: Eldon Pfahler, who teaches at the Stone school near Ann Arbor, lives with his father Sam Pfahler at 4866 Willow Rd. and plans to adopt farming as his future profession, is shown here with the result of his first venture into farming, an entry of Chippewa potatoes which took first place in its class and sweepstakes cup in the early potato division at the Detroit state fair. The cup and blue ribbon shown beside the potatoes represent Mr. Pfahler's rewards from the Washtenaw county and state fair organizations for his prize winning entries.
Ann Arbor News, October 22, 1941
Caption
COUNTY MAN'S POTATOES WIN STATE SWEEPSTAKES: Eldon Pfahler, who teaches at the Stone school near Ann Arbor, lives with his father Sam Pfahler at 4866 Willow Rd. and plans to adopt farming as his future profession, is shown here with the result of his first venture into farming, an entry of Chippewa potatoes which took first place in its class and sweepstakes cup in the early potato division at the Detroit state fair. The cup and blue ribbon shown beside the potatoes represent Mr. Pfahler's rewards from the Washtenaw county and state fair organizations for his prize winning entries.
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1941
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October
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