The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-02-17
Twelve Sessions of Addresses and
Demonstration by "Men Who
Know; All Have Live Topics
Big Corn Show With Good Prizes For
Both Men and Boy Ex-
hibitOrs
Committees Working Hard to Make
Entire Course A Benefit to The
Community

Arrangements for the Farmers
Short Course and Corn Show which
is to be held in Redwood Falls the
week of March 227, are being rapid
ly completed. Committees worked
hard yesterday and today threshing
out the final program, arranging for
sequence of the numbers and listing
premiums.
Good Speakers
Redwood County is extremely for
tunate in the speakers who will be
the instructors during the Short
Course. These include Roy Palmer,
agent of Faribault County, G. E.
Rogers, of Washington County, who
will discuss horses and beef, w. E.
Morris of Renville County whose SUBJ
jects are Dairying and Live Stock,
Mr.. Potter of Springfield, T. G. Pat
terson who will give an interesting
demonstration of Meat Cutting, A.
d. Wilson, who will discuss Farm
Management, and H. Preston Hoskins
who will demonstrate hog cholera and
tuberculosis symptoms and cures.
Two Daily Sessions
There will be two sessions each
day of the week beginning at $3.50
Monday morning. Afternoon sessions
will begin at 1880 O'clock.
The corn show will be held at the
court house where several of the talks
win also be given Other addresses
and the demonstrations will be made
in various other buildings centrally
located.
Tickets for the entire course of
twelve sessions will sell at $1.00 each.
making scheme there are few local
expenses which must be met and can
easily be met by charging this nomi-
nal admission. The State bears none
of the expense of this course, and it
must be self-supporting. Several OF
the lecturers will each be worth the
price of admission so it is felt nc
one will object to this very slight
expenditure which means such prac-
teal benefit to the listeners.
Rules for Corn Entries
The following rules must be OBJ,
served by all who wish to enter corr
exhibits.
/. All corn entered in the exhibit;
must have been grown by the exhi
bitor in the season of 1913, and mus
be selected by the exhibitor.
,. Not more than one entry can bt
made in any one class by the same
person, though any one may entel
in as many classes as he has corr
to enter.
3. Not more than one member O.
any family can enter corn raise'
on the same farm in the same class
but different members of famil.
can enter corn raised on the sam,
farm in different classes.
L. All entries made without charge.
5. Exhibits will be received up up
til Tuesday noon, March 3rd; an,
should be registered at the Cour
House.
Take notice of the time the corr
entries close.
6. All corn is eligible for sweep
stakes without separate entry.
Z. Single ear entries can not be
part of ten ear entry.
General Rules
The following rules may be of as
sistance to prospective exhibitors.
Entries will be made at the Cour
House.
/. If exhibits are not brought il
person, they may be sent to P. '
Finley by prepaid express or parcel
post.
2. Exhibits will be returned if ex
hibitor so states when entering them
and will pay return charges.
seh individual ear should be care
faA5 wrapped and the whole packe
in a light box. Mark each ear, giving
name Of class. ard write full instruc
K tiors, giving name of exhibitor, pos
Office address and township.
l. No entry can be removed fror
the exhibit before 8 P. NJ. Saturda
March z.
Prizes Are Generous
In the Mems Class the following
prizes have been offered by the town
business firms