The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-02-05
LIST FOR
M|D-W|NTER FAIR
MID-WINTER FAIR AND FARM
ERS' SHORT COURSE. MINOT,
N. OAK, FEBRUARY 1921, 1914.
MANAGEMENT.

NAN NAGEM ENI.
General Manager-F. l.. Sherman.
General Secretary-Pete McKone.
Asst. Gen. Sec.-Barney Theurer.
SUPERINTENDENTS.
Grains-H. A. Foss.
Corn-W. D. Wilson.
Vegetables-Wm. Brand.
Industrial Display Booths--A. B
Dill.
Woman's Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. w. A. Peck, Mrs. O. R. Brown
Mrs. P. McKone, Mrs. A. Walton, Mrs
Alfred Leger.
Woman's Needle and Fancy Work
Miss Regina Linnertz.
Dairy Products, Canned Vegetables
Baking, Etc.--Mrs. O. r. Brown.
Woman's Program-Mrs. P. Nc
Kone and Mildred Veitch.
Dairy Cow Contest - State Dairy
Commissioner. ,%{.5Gs Il
Cows and Hogs-Peder Hustad.
Poultry-Arthur Pence. 5...
Boys School and Farmers Short
Course-W. A. Peck.
High School Exhibit wv. w
Mitchell.
Decorations-C. E. DeNoon.
Entertainments. w. Tohrpe.
Advertising. M. Devine.
GENERAL INFORMATION.
The Mid Winter Fair proper con.
sists of Farmers exhibits shown in
competition for cash prizes and COM
mercial display booths maintained at
the individual expense of the mer.
chants.
A short course in agricultural in
struction has been instituted in place
of the old style institute or convention
and will consist of regular lecture
periods from 9 o'clock A. M. until A AS
o'clock P. M. each day during the
week for both boys and adult farmers
Admission to the exhibits and mer-
chants booths will be free.
Adults over twenty-one years old
will be charged a daily entrance fee
of Csc to the Short Course lectures
This fee includes all the lectures fo1
the full day. A transferable ticket
to the Short Course good for the week
will be issued, costing. one dollar
Boys under twenty-one years are ad-
mitted to the Short Course free.
A three day program is offered the
women, consisting Of lectures in the
afternoons on Home Nursing; SAM
tation, Poultry, etc.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1. There are no entry fees.
2. No exhibitor can make more
than one entry in one lot but may
enter other lots in the same class OF
other classes.
8. A sample must be provided fol
each entry. ~
4. All exhibits remain the property
of the exhibitor but must not be re.
moved until 4 o'clock P. NJ, Saturday
February 21st, except by written per.
mission Of the General Manager.
5. All exhibits must be entered by
100 o'clock P. M. Tuesday, February
18th.
6. Exhibits in competition fol
prizes can be, made only by rural res.
idents of the Mouse River Loop coun.
try .
z. All exhibits of farm products
must be grown or produced by exhib
itors during the year 1918.
g. Each entry must bear a tag
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respond with that in the entry record
book.
9. Where there is no competition
in any lot judges shall award tht
lowest prize,
10. The management will tax,
every precaution for the safety O
exhibits but shall not be responsible
for loss or damage by fire or other
wise.
II. Exhibits will be judged behint
locked doors and judges shall not b,
acquainted with the names Of exhibit
ors.
IL. Articles for entry may be ex
pressed (prepaid) or sent by mail O
parcel post, addressed to the Genera
Manager.
13. Ribbon prizes, unless otherwis'
determined, will be awarded articles
not listed when there is competition
Ia. All perishable articles not re
moved by P. NJ, Saturday, will b
sold at auction or disposed OF to tn,
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