The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-20
PRIZES AT THE FAIR
NEGOTIATION OFFERS REWARDS
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Inducements to Farmers to Display Their Products in Montgomery. Partial Lisf of the
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22 to 27, was completed yesterday. So far as ft has been made out, 1t reaches total in the neighborhood of $400e.
 Tfiis list includes only the products the prizes which will be offered in other departments When the list has been completed, 1t will include large prizes for horses and live stock of all descrip- tionA. and for jeIlies, bread, preserves ana other things of interest to the farmers wife. It is also intended by the committee to include a section for miscellaneous exhibits. which will cover large variety of products.F
 The list. SO far as completed. follows. the first figures representing the first prize and the second figures the second prize:
 For the best, largest and most artis- tically displayed county agricultural exhibit. sf,b60.
 For the second best county agricui- tural exhibis as above. s450.
 For the third best county agricultural exhibit as above, $250
 For each additional rneritorious coun- ty agricultural exhibit. as above, $i00.
 For the best. largest and most artis- tically arranged collective individual exhibit s350,
 For the second best collective individ- ual exhibit. s150.
 For the third best collective individ- ual exhibit, $l00. L
 For the best, largest and most artis. tically arranged exhibit made by one- horse farm, s150.
 For the second best exhibit made by a one-herse farmer, as above, $100.
 For the third best exhibit made by one-horse farmer, as above. $50.
 Section 2.
 For the largest yield of oats from one acre, mode of cultivation and grade Of fertilizers used to be given; three bush- els of oats and twenty pounds of sheaf to be exhibited, S25.
 For the largest yield of corn from one acre, mode of cultivation, grade and amount of fertilizer used to be given and three bushels of corn in ear to be exhibited, $25,
 For the largest yield from one acre of sweet potatoes, mode of cultivation, grade and amount of fertilizer used to be given. and three bushels or potatoes to be exhibited, $25.
 For the largest yield of Irish potatoes from one acre, same conditions as above, SEQ.
 For the best bushel ear corn. any variety. $s, s4.
 For the best bushel of wheat, any variety. ss. s4.
 For the best bushel of oats, any va riety, $S. $4.
 For the best bushei of rye, any va riety. $S, $4.
 For the best bushel of barley. any variety. $s. s.
 For the best bushel Of field peas. any variety, $e, A.
 For the best bushel of peanuts, any variety, $S, s4
 For the best bushe1 of chufas, any $s, s4
 For the best bushel of sweet pota- toes any variety, $s, s4.
 For the best bushel of Irish potatoes, any variety, ss. s4.
 For the best bushel of rutabaga tur- hips, any variety. ss, $4.
 For the best bushel of sugar beets, any variety. SS, $4.
 For the best bushel of clean rice, any $S, $4.
 For the best ten stalks of cotton, s1O, S5.
 For the best display of Alabama raised forage, quality and variety con sidered, to be shown in standard bales, and not less than five varieties. $25, S1b. 1
 For the best display of alfalfa hay. For the best display of clover. s1O, S5. | For the best display of timothy, $f0, | For the best display of pea vine, s10. $5.
 For the best display of Bermuda, no. $5.
 For the best display of crab grass, For the best display of corn fodder. no, $S.
 For the best display of Johnson grass. t1o, $5.
 Section 4.
 For the largest yield of cotton from mo acre. mode of cultivation. grade md amount of fertilizer used to be tiven, cotton baled and exhibited, S2S, 15.
 For the best bale of cotton, $25. SIC. For the best bale of wool, $20, $10. For the best display of sheaf wheat, Iot less than twelve bundles, ss, s4. Oats. $s, $4.
 Rye, $9. $4. Rice, $S, $4. Berley, sS, S4. For the best display of field peas, not ess than fifteen varieties. $10. $6. For ths best display of pumpkins, 10.
 Kershaws. ss.
 For the best display of sugar cane, ot les than 25O stalks to be exhibited 10. S5.
 For the best display of Alabama ane .yrup In glass G'2 gallon jars), 10, S5.
 For the best gallon of Alabama yrup. $10. &5.
 For the best display of Alabama rown tobacco, $l0, S5.
 Bacon, $20, Sio.
 Hams, s20. sie.
 Lard. $20, $10
 Far the best bushel of onions. S, si. Millet seed. sS, $4.
 Sorghum seed. $S, a.
 For the best collection of seed SIG 5.
 For the best display of honey in omb. $lO. s5. For the best and largest display of pples, not less than ten varieties, %. aio.
 Best plate of apples, any variety not ess than five to be shown, $S, $4. Best and largest display of peaches ot less than five varieties. $@O' $iS, Best plate of peaches, any variety lot less than five to be shown, Ss, $i- Best and largest display Of pears .ct less than five varieties, $1O, $5 Best and largest display of plums. 8, s4.
 oulnees. $s. s4.
 Figs. $s, $4
 PomeRranates, sS, s4.
 Grapes. ss. s4.