The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-06-04
1HIRTY-NINE SILVER CUPS

Offered by the Industrial Association
for the best exhibits on Grain, Cattle,
Poultry and cheese. Other splendid
prizes will be offered for excellences OF
exhibits in other departments full list
of which will be printed next week.
Thirty nine silver cups are offered as
premiums by the Manitowoc County In
dnstrial Association for the best exhib.
its 10 the various departments OF the
County Fair held Aug. 1876 212Sth.
Such All array of splendid premiums has
not heretofore been open for competi'
ton in any of the fairs in the North
West, aud farmers should take an un.
usual interest in their exhibits this year
so that they may win Of these prizes.
In Division A three cups are open for
competition. One for the best Perch
eron stallion, one for the best Clydes
dale stallion, and one for the best year
ling colt raised in the county. In Div
ision f, eight cups are offered, one for
the best sample of Oderbrucker barley
shown at the Manitowoc County Fair,
raised in the state of Wisconsin, outside
of the County, one for the best Oder
brucker barley grown in Manitowot
County, two for the best Common bar
ley, one for the best Field peas, one fol
the best Scotch peas, one for the best
showing of Rye, and one for the finest
exhibit of Oats.
The cups offered in Division E mum
Der Il, one for the prize display of poul
try in the American class, one for the
leading display of poultry in the Med
iterranean class, one for the winning
display in the Asiatlc class, one fol
the best display in the English class
one for the best display of ten White
Plymouth Rocks, one for the best ten 5
G.. or r G. Rhode Island Reds by a Man
itowoc exhibitor, one for the best dis
play of poultry 10y a Sheboygan exhibi
tor, one for the best display of Tumblers
obc III INV bt0t dlTP'dy VI Ai"ih P''SiS'
one for the best display of Magpies, and
one for the best display of Pigeons by {
Sheboygan County exhibitor.
Six very beautiful cups are open for
competition in Division B. One for the
best Short Horn Herd, one for the bes
Hereford Herd one for the best Jersey
Herd, one for the best Guernsey Herd
one for sweep stake herd, beef cattle
one for sweep stake herd, d Try cattle
one for the best flock of Southdowr
sheep
Division | six silver cups are offered
A silver trophy cup valued ut $25. 90 il
donated 10y Charles E. Cary, John Chou
pek, Geo. c. Reu,her, Frank Nraney
and E. L. Kelley offered on the bes
cheese. This cup must be won three
times to become the permanent proper
ty of The holder. One cup is offered fol
the largest display of cheese, not less
than twenty boxes, one for the secOn(
largest display of cheese, one for the
third largest display of cheese, one fol
the best Dairy cheese, and one for the
best cheese made with Danish prize
Rennet extract.
Two cups are offered for the Races
One for the fastest pacing record made
and one for the fastest trOtting recorC
made.
Those who have so generously donat
ed cups are the following The Anheusel
Busch Brewing Association of ST. Louis
Mo, (3), The G. Reiss Coal Co., of She
boygan, Wis, CO. Reiohardt Rahr %,
7. W. Gray t1), Kunz & Bleser CO., t2),
O. Torrison Co., t2), Oriental Mills %,
Northern Grain CO., ~, Peter Schroed
er of Two Rivers, Wis, o., VIM. Rahr,
4), John krumdick 1), Schreihardt
Brewing Co, (2) H. G. Kress (D, f. &.
Borcherdt ~. Fred Lobe (D, John PITT
'1l, A. j. Chermak O., Seibel Clothing
Co, q. VIM. Rahr Sons Co, O., Schuet
tie Bros. Co, t2), Charles Sweeting %,
Hon. S. A. Cook of Neenah, Wis, %,
+. l.. Jones of Utica, n. Y, Q), and
The Manitowoc Mailing Co., %.
There are other valuable premiums to
be given by the Industrial Association
that are not mentioned here. These pre-.
miums will be announced in few days
and everyone should watch out because
it is an interesting list.