The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-09
SPECIAL PREMIUM AWARDS
TOTALLING OVER $500
MOSCOW CITIZENS CONTRIBUTE LITERALLY
FOR HIGHER CLASS OF EXHIBITS
TO BRING OUT BETTER EFFORT
Money and Merchandise Will Be Given in All Di-
visions at the Coming Latah County
Fair.

Business men and residents of Mos.
COW, realizing the great importance of
the annual fair as an educational insti-
tuition In which the varied industries of
the district are assembled with view
OF giving evidence of its remarkable
resources, have very generously con-
fr1buted special premiums to the value
OF more than $500 i'm the hope that in
the various lines of endeavOr it will
bring out some Of the very best talent
the district enjoys.
The special premiums to be
awarded in addition to those prizes
that have been announced through the
general premium list of the Latah
county fair association will undoubted-
ly be an inspiration for a better en-
deavor among exhibitors. The special
premiums were gathered by a commit
tee composed of W. L. Carlyle and E.
h. Ostroot. The prompt response of
Moscow citizens indicates the high re-
and is evidence Of the appreciation
that is felt for those who so literally
contribute their best efforts to make
the exhibition feature such a splendid
success.
There is no doubt but that exhibitors
in every class will recognize the ef-
forts on the part of the fair association
to give the public the highest grade
exhibition ever held in Moscow 1t will
spur them on to renewed efforts in en-
tering their choicest products.
1t is not improbable that the commit
tee will be rendered additional pre-
miums during the time intervening be-
fore the opening of the fair. In that
event due mention will be made. Fol-
lowing below is given a detailed list
of those Offering special awards to-
getber with list of the prizes.
Live Stock Department.
J. F. Yost, publisher of the Star-Mir
ror, will give one years subscription
to the Daily Star Mirror to each of the
following prize winners: 1st on farm
team, 1st on draft team, 1st on grade
dairy COW, 1st on ladies saddle horse.
and 1st on brood mare and foal.
Moscow State Bank, $40 cash to Win
ming team in pulling contest.
Golden Rule Store, S. pair of ladies'
irving gloves to best lady driver.
T. A. Meeker, two years use of tele-
phone for best draft colt of 1913.
Tom Deegan, 81 whip, best gentle
mans driving horse.
Witter-Fisher Co., wo-piece-back
sink, value $12, for best grade dairy
leifer two years old and under three.
Butterfield-E Elder Implement Co., 20
'ods spring steel woven wire hog fenc-
ng for best brood sow any age or
)reed.
Corliss McElroy. porcelain lavatory
With back and apron, value $40, for
pest pure bred Jersey COW or heifer
Chas. Blanchard Cigar store, one box
,igars, value $3.50, best grade gelding
years or over.
Jet Friedman, riding bride, value
IS, best gentlemen's saddle horse.
Inland Market, c. F. Anderson, pro-
'rietor, 25 lbs of lard, value $3.50, best
Poland China boar, any age.
J. G. Gibson So cash, best ladies'
addle horse.
Theo Collet, S. cash for best Hack
icy colt sired by Hackwold President;
lso S. cash for best Clydesdale colt
ired by King Challenger.
Hagan e Cushing, 1st ON fat hog, one
Ioscow Pride ham; End on fat hog,
lbs. pail Moscow Pride lard; 3rd on
at hog, lbs. pail Moscow Pride lard.
Moscow Shoe Store, $5 merchandise
or best Percheron stallion.
Frank l.. Moore So Stetson hat or
Merchandise order on Williamson for
est grade milch COW and calf exhibit
1 by rural resident.
N. Williamson, Diamond-Norleigh
rop-head sewing machine, value $35,
est pair of driving horses.
Hub Mercantile Co., S. merchandise,
est beef steer.
c. B. Green, So cash, best groomed
airy COW.
Geo. Creighton Co., Ltd, overcoat,
llue SIS, best farm draft team; also
lg or suit case, value $40 for End on
me; also Stetson hat, value S. for
ird on same.
w. R. Clemens, $5 cash, best grade
aft mare
G. P. Mix, $5 cash, best grade heifer
years old and under 2 years.
Grasses and Grains.
Cornwall Co., $5 cash, best peck club