Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
CITY GIVES USE OF PLAZA
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 exhibited in this display. $3.OO. s2.oo.
 $1.00. Sweet potatoes, best 50 pounds.
 5000, g 50, $50. Irish potatoes. best 1 50 pounds, 5000. $7.5O, $500 atermelons-Largest single melon. $500, $2.00. Best six melons. SlOOO
 $7.5O $500.
 upes-Largest single $500. 1 S2.00. Best crate s10.0O, s7.50, $500. i Tomatoes-Best basket, $500, s2.OO, 1 $50.
 i Onions-Best bushel matured. s5.OO. 1 $4O0, $500.
 Strawnerries-Best crate. s4.oO, s3.0O, s2.O0.
 Fruits Best basket apricOts. $500. $500, $2.00. Best case early peaches
 $500, $500. s2.O0. Best basket pears. $5.00. $3.00. $2.00. Best basket plums,
 $500. $3.G0. $2OO Best basket prunes.
 $500. $300 $200 Best basket figs $5.00 $500 $2.00 Grapes-Best crate Thompson seed-
 less $3.GG. $2.OO $1.O0. Best crate mus cat, $500, s2.00. s1.00. Best crate To- kay, $500, s2O0. $1OO Best crate Mis- sion B %. s2.O0, s1O0. Pumpkin-Largest $2.00, t1.00. Squasn-Largest, s2.O0. s1.00. Milo cor test-See special prizes. Women's Department. Bread-Best dozen biscuit from Val | ley wheat flour. $500. $4.00, $500 Canned fruits-Best jar canned fruit 1 put up this year: Strawberries, s2.0O, 1 $1 .00: ;eaches, s200. s10O: apricots. l $2.OO. $l GO; blackberries, $2.0O s1.9O tomatoes s2.OO. s1.oo; plums. s200, | $10O; pears. $2 %. s1.00. 1 The foliowiig special prizes are otf- 1 cred:
 Bear Drug Store-1-o winner of bis 1 cult contest one toilet set. Nation9l Bank of Arzona-The $1O.0O | premium for best two bales of al- l falfa
 l Talbott X Hubbard-For best display l by one farmer roll of Ellwood stock | fence
 l Phoenix National Bauk--N i'll pay
 s25 of ;he premiums in dairy contests
 Valley Bank-Win pay S25 Of the
 premiums in the melon prlzes
 Ezra Thayer-Chafing dish to girl
 under 17 years of age for best half
 dozen biscuit from valley flour
 Ezra Thayer-Two pair scissors to farmers wife for best jar of preservas. Arizona Seed Co.-s25 % special mila
 maize prize Largest amount produced from Ona-half acre: to be planted tt'iS I season the measuring of the half acre ! and the \, N,eighing of the grain to be l under the mana cement of the Maricopa | County Farmers institute and the I --lz-y 1 fair this year: milo maize to be exhib-
 ited in the agricultural department.
 Ryan Vehicle X Machinery Co., 1 s150.0O manure spreader to be awarded
 to farmer making greatest increase in yield Of alfalfa from one-half of a five acre tract. by the use of this spreader and proper cultivation. Manure to be ! used in une-haIf of tract the other F l acres to be used as a check plot. En- l tries cal be made up to March 1. 1913. l with Wm. S Humbert at the Arizona
 Seed Co Measurements and weighing
 to be under direction of a special com mittee to he appointed by Farmers in
 stitute. Contest closes Nov. l, 1913. | This spreader will be loaned upon ap- plication to those entering this contest.
 It is to be used for the purpose of the contest
 Regulations. All classes open to residents of Mari | copa county.
 Entries must be made with the sec
 retary bV noon of July IS, md exhibits | must be in place by a. m. July 20 Judging will begin at 9: 30 a. m. and
 will be open to the public. Judges will l be experts in each of the several lines. 1 Checks for premiums will be mailed | to the winners at the address given on 1 the entrE blanks and will be forwarded | as soon as possible after the close of ! the exhibition. Orders for the special premiums will be mailed in the same 1 way.
 Each exhibitor must put his exhibit in place and remove it. after the close 1 of the exhibition. Apply to Wm. $ Humbert at the Arizona Seed Co. for entry blanks and ! when flied out return to him or the secretary.
 Officers Marcopa County Farmers h. st;tute. P l. F.dSon. Phoenix, president NJ. | P Holliday, Mesa, vice president; R. F. 1 Garnett. Phoenix. secretary and treas 1 urer
 Committee of Arrangements. Vim. $ Humbert. R. F. Garnett. A. $. ! Reed, w w. Mcconnell. Homer Lud-. l Inn, = DaV P Auli M F HOllilaV