The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-07

| Farmers Institute, the Woman
Auxiliary or to the Junior Agrcul
tural Clubs.
3. The county Advisory Commit
tee County superintendent, Secre
tary OF County Farmers Institute ant
Secretary OF Woman's Auxiliary
shall have charge OF the county PLAN
md contests. They shall report Z
The a. & NJ College, saltwater, no
ater than September 3, the PLAN
agreed upon for the selection NJ dele
gates, the names. postoftiee address
county, age aud Junior Club numhei
Of each delegate, Flilme to make
| this report win forfeit tile right o
delegates from such county 10 REIN
! bursement Of expenses to the Weeks
Short Course at the District Agrleul
tural School
6. Boys will not be required this
year to take an exhibit to the Weeks
! Short Course at the District Agricul
tural Schools. The contest at these
schools among boys viii be based on
written examination covering the
weeks work done at the School and
on contest in corn Judging OF
equivalent work, under the jurisdic
ton OF the school The examination
and the Judging shall count fifty 900
points each
Girl delegates shall take to the
Weeks Short Course at the District
Agricultural School loaf Of bread
and some sewing Of their own max
ing: the bread and the sewing TO
count twenty-five (2D points each.
An examination covering the weeks
work shall count fifty (50) points.
The three boys and the three girls
receiving the highest grades in this
contest shall become delegates to a
weeks short course at the A. & M.
College, Saltwater, in January; ex-
penses paid, provided that only one
boy and one girl from the Panhandle
Agricultural Institute shall have ex-
penses paid.
7 At the A. & NJ. College Short
Course, to be held at saltwater,
January 1920, each boy and girl shall
take written examination based on
the weeks work. This examination
shall count fifty (50) points Boy
delegates Will enter a contest in live
stock judging which shall count fifty
500 points; girl delegates shall enter
bread Judging contest which shall
count fifty (50) points. The boy and
the girl making the highest combined
grade shall be entitled to years
scholarship in any District Agricul-
tural School or at the A. 4 M. Col
lege, with necessary and actual ex-
penses paid,
g. Boys and girls who won prizes
in these State contests last Year or
who attended the Boys School Of
Agriculture at the State Fair last
year are not eligible to compete for
these State prizes this year. These
prizes are not transferable,
Rules for the State Fair Short Course:
/. Delegates must be active mem
bers Of the Oklahoma Boys and Girls
A Agricultural Club, and not under
fourteen (lD nor over eighteen 1S)
years Of age.
2. Each county may send two boys
and one girl, selected as follows:
g. The County Farmers Institute
may select one boy and an alternate.
b. The Woman's Auxiliary may
select one girl and an alternate.
c. A county organization of Junior
Clubs, in a county con-
yention Of delegate members, called
by the County superintendent, may
select one hoy and an alternate.
In counties where there is no
Woman's Auxiliary, the girl delegate
nay be selected as explained in &C."
3. Any manner of selecting dele
gates may be adopted by the organi-
,ations mentioned in Rulo y. The
'ollowng plans for contests were
ised successfully in selecting dele
gates last year. and are approved by
he A g. NJ College: Contests in
exhibits of farm or home products,
essays on subjects per
aiming to Agriculture or Domestic
Science, and contests in securing
members to the Farmers Institute,
he Womans Auxiliary and the
Junior Agricultural Club,
4. Tho name, pOstoffiee. eounty, |
zee and Junior Club number or each |
delegate and an alternate must be /
cnt to the A. q Nj. College NOT laterE
han September s. In case any of The
mentioned In Rule 2 /
all to make the report required in I
his rule. the A. & NJ College will I
eserve the right 90 fill such vacan-
les from alternates Of that or other /
ounties.
8. Meals and railroad fare OF dele
ates attending the A. & NJ School
{ the state Fair must be paid for by
he delegates or by the local organiza-
Ions selecting the delegates Meals
'ill cost about twenty-five cents each Il
omission to the Fair and cost for /
leeping viii be free.
6. Every delegate must promise to Il
@ present the full week and to com 4
lv promptly with all rules and 4
rdcrs. Violation OF this or other
lies viii result in the delegate being 1
ant home on the first train.
T. No boy or girl Is eligible to at.
md the A. & NJ. Schools az the
tate Fair this wear who won a prize
! n State contest last year or who
this wear a student OF any District
gricultural School or OF the A. & n.
olleEe.-L IT, Conne1. President, Il
klahoma A. & n, College. Saltwater. Il
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