The Tupelo journal., 1913-07-25
DAIRY PRODUCTS

DAIRY PRODUCTS. go.
2LBest pound Butter. =. =. 2OO
25-Best tub Butter, 5 pounds or more. ........... 400
Butter prizes will be awarded first day.
Must all be HOMEGROWN.
26-Best peck Apples, any variety ................ 2OO
27-Best peck Peaches, any variety .............. 200
2s-Best peck Pears, any variety =. .............. zoo
1'-Dss' ''p's Vegetables.
3o-Best crate Tomatoes. loo
3l-Best general display. 5oo
32-Largest single Tomato. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
33-Best bushel Turnips. 200
34-Best collection Peppers. so
35--Best one dozen Beets. so
36-Best Butter Beans 80
37-Best Field Beans. !. =. 20
3S-Best II ears Pop Corr. so
APARIAN
4O-Best five pounds Honey, strained. ....,........$ LOO
41-Best five pounds Honey. in comb. ............. LOO
42-Best Apple Vinegar, homemade, gallon. ~.......$ 100
LARD.
43-Best Homemade Lard, 5 pounds or over. ..........$ 100
am144- PRIZES FOR CORN CLUB BOYS.
For Best Ten Ears, uniformity considered (Al White).~
First Prs. .$l0oO
Third Prze.. So
Fourth Prize. 2oo
$4,000 IN SPECIAL PRIZES.
Special prizes by Tri,County Fair Association for best dis
play Of Farm Products, to be considered as follows:
The best decorated and arranged display. ..........5O points
The quality of products. 20 points
Each exhibitor will be allotted same amount of space in
exhibition hall, and will be expected to decorate and display to
uu1Ze III space. Inc farm pfOQucISm must I'M Il
farm, and any farmer Or member of his family may enter this
contest. -.-~l.-i Il1@ass Is7af~"">
No article will be considered in this contest that is not Of
<s.z<-- CORN CLUB PRIZES.
For Yield and Report of Cultivation. *B~3
The basis Of above prizes is as follows:
() Best Exhibit Of Ten Ears. ............ 20 points
() Best written account, showing written
- (d) Best showing of profit on the invest
ment, based on the commercial price
Tor corn. ponts
Total 100 points
First Prize $o0oo
Second Prize. ............... 22Oo
And a general purse Of $4,000, to be divided among all the
other contestants who make full and complete reports, showing
creditable records and faithfulness to the work.
TOMATO CLUB PRIZES
Prizes in this club will be awarded on the same basis as the
Corn Club.
First Prize $500
Second Prize. .-........... loo
GIRLS POULTRY CLUB.
First Prize. ....-.-...-. by
Second Prize. .......:.,..... 3U
This is for thne greatest test profit per hen. The above prizes are
Fertilizer Factory.
Bank of Tupelo. 5000
Peoples Bank and Trust 5000
Bank of Lee County
Board OF supervisors :. 0""o
DEPARTMENT B.
Entry Fee in this Department, 10 Per Cent. of First Premium"
READ CAREFULLY.
Carefully examine your catalogue and find out under which
Department, Division and Glass your entry will come, SO as to
intelligenty enter without delay to the Secretary.
No horse " mule can be entered in one division or class and
then show in another, even on another day. In other words, If
he is a saddle horse, he should be so shown as such, and If a
combination he should be shown as such, and NOT in the saddle
and harness division separately.
If only one completes no money will be paid, but a blue or red
ribbon, as the Judges see best; if two compete, first prize winner
will receive blue ribbon and second money; second winner only
receives red ribbon if three or more compete, all ribbons and
moneys VIII . gwen q 'ns esgnsd) L. L. LIVINGSTON.
HORSES.
Department Secretary and Manager, LII LIVINGSTON.