Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-08-14

Girls between 10 and Is years 81 age. 1=
- e. Pam work apron st $3.50 2nd 81, 3rd SOC,
next five, 25c eanh 5j# ,sz3 #5# zss l|S a 77
3. Fancy apron It $3.50 2nd s., srd SOC, next
26. Buttonholes -ist 81, End 75c. 3rd Soc.
q. Hemming- list 81, 2nd 75c, 3rd soc. a :3
q EdnDr0ldery-tst 75c, End SOC, 3rd Csc. III ..
VIZ. ~ - lnree-cornered darn-1 st 75c, End SOC,
go Stockinet darn -ist 81, End 75c, 3rd SOC.
e Hemmed patch ut use, End SOC, 3rd CSC
q Overland patch-tst 75c, 2nd soc, 3rd Csc
81 M Nc "a, 2nd 75c, Ord soc.
Cooking Girls under 10 years Of age.
a, g. White bread-ist $780, End 81, ard soc, next
o 3: al other kinds Of bread list 81, End 75c,
3rd SOC, next five, 25c each. IN 5#s-7" ID .,,'
60. Chocolate cake-1st 81, End 75c 3rd SOC.
g. AN other kinds 81 cake-ist 81, snd 75c, ard
80. Jelly-1st 75c, End soc, 3rd 25c. :.
PcDsSHStsst - e. ss snd So g., So sd Sss
~. C9okies--1st 75c, end SOC, 3rd CSC.
- Girls between 10 and IS years 81 age.
-. White bread-ist $3.50, End 81, 3rd Soc, next
"a a. All other kinds Of breadtst 81, End Use, srd
46. Layer cake-ist 81, End Tc. ard Zoe,
q: All other kinds Of cake-ist 81, End 75c,
49. Preseryes-1st 75c, End 75c, 3rd soc.
So Doqehnuts-tst 75c, End 5oc 3rd CSC.
81. Cookies-1st 75c, End SOC, 3rd Csc. -.
.=~s~.s< e.. Poultry.
o. q y Plymouth R9ck-pair chen and cock, ist
next five 25c each.
s. Wyandottes- list $780, End 81, 3rd SOC,
No, Specials Will Be Given Unless There Be At
Least Three Entries.
Specials will run, list 75c, End SOC, 3rd 25c.
: Ihese contests are open to any boy or girl I'M
DER eighteen years OF age residing in any of the
common school districts of Marshall County.
There are a number of decidedly new features in
the contests this year and we beg that you read
through carefully and then study the lists of ex-
hibits and determine on as many entries as you
can manage we'll.
One new feature is the addition of Poultry
Department, and although there are not many
prizes offered in this department this year it is
hoped that the contestants will evnce such in
terest as will justify enlarging it next year.
Through the generosity of the Sure Hatch Incu-
bator Co.," Fremont, Neb., 400 egg incubator is
offered to the boy or girl exhibiting the best pair
OF chickens, irrespective of breed, at the Middle
River contest. This prize is offered in addition
to the regular prizes.
In order to further the introduction of the "Hot
SchoOl Lunch in the country schools Mr.. Jonas
Sjoberg OF Middle River, has offered to give as
prize to the school securing the greatest number
OF prizes in Home Economics the best two burner
kerosene stove which he can procure. Following
this offer came like offer from the K. J. Taral-
seth Co.. Of Warren, for the Warren contest, and
William Merdink OF Stephen for the Stephen
contest. Let us show our appreciation of the
generosity Of these gentlemen by having such an
exhibit in Home Economics as has not been seen
before in contests. #ss :.s.F@gfs-. E#y$s3 <-&7
But the girls are not the only ones to have an
opportunity OF bringing substantial reminder of
the honors conferred in their respective school
districts. To the school district having the great
est number OF prizes IN grain and vegetables in
each OF the four contests, an Official Babcock
Tester will be given. These testers are complete
and ready for use. .~.
When an entry is made at the contests, the
number of the district to which the exhibitor be-
longs will also be entered and after the prizes are
awarded the district showing the greatest num-
Der OF individual prizes will receive the prize.
different exhibits.
Boys and girls why not start club in your
honor to your district as we'll as earning prizes
for yourselves? ~% -
All exhibits sent to the State Fair Exhibit will
in the territory to which the contestant belongs.
When selecting vegetables it. is we'll to select
for quality and uniformity in size: A display Of
vegetables is often spoiled by the addition of an
exceptionally large specimen. Potatoes should be
clean, smooth of skin; uniform in size and with
eyes not too deep.
exhibitor, although he may receive advice from
Sewing should be planned early and SO elimin-
ate any need for undue haste. The, work of sew
ing and cooking must be done by the exhibitors
themselves, but they may receive suggestions and
advice. l<f%'t r. ."t. r 49,
of the work done. SO that it is wiser to spend
time on fine stitching rather than on elaborate
trimming. ~.>. r., =.
This year prize will be offered for the best
dairy record kept by a boy under sixteen years OF
age. This record will show the number of
pounds Of milk produced by the COW during the
year, the cream test taken twice a month, and the
estimated value OF the food consumed The COW
may be of any breed or grade and the actual