The Dickinson press., 1914-09-19
Class 28-Tame and Native Fruits

s. s. B Bs:s sssssss': sss 1 gs & PECK :::-: e E & $ z: 4: &
3 3aS Best Best Cherries y PEEK .-~~~~~ l:5S =
al Il Best Best d display n naas ff fruits = 1.SS s. SO
All exhibits in this division must have been
grown by exhibitor.
W., 81, s g:s: SPECIAL FRUIT PRIZES
I will give $500 worth Of fruit trees, or any
kind Of trees, for best collection Of apples or crab
worth OF trees for the best collection of apples or
ftr raas a 2Edes grown on Jewel Nursery Company's
exhibited at the Stark County Fair. f. D. Morford,
Agent for Jewel Nursery Co.
5-Gallon Keg Of Cider and one case of Soda Water
for best peck Of crabapples- as LIST and End
prizes. Donated by the Dickinson Bottling
Works. MI
Sweater Coat, for best bushel of apples. Donated
BY the Joseph Bargain Store.
SPECIAL PRIZES
$500 Heating stove donated by Frank Lish, for
the best and largest general farm and home
exhibit, made by any one farmer, or one
farmer and his family, and which may in
ag Guide all classes named in premium list.
High grade Holstein heifer, his own selection
and valued at $50 to SIS, to farmer having largest
and best exhibit of farm products and stock. Of
Tered by Ormanzo H. Brown. s2
I, One n blood Jersey bull calf for the second best
county. Offered by S. D. Gregg to anyone in the
f county exhibiting at the Stark: County Industrial
= Class 2e-stark County School Children's
Corn Contest q
c. E. WARD, Supt.
Corn grown in 1914 under auspices of the Of
corn barred. Each exhibit to consist of 10 ears. The
total prize money is $500, to be distributed as fol-
lsSs; !: T6ge prize ns.f $780, - e. 2ns a@, gfi;s, s. 9;,s Sra P & e;
each. The next IA best exhibits to receive so cents
each. go -
WoMEN's AND SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
n Under the direction of
zs MRS. MARGARET DoDD, supt.
DIVISION Educational Department
Mr.. AND MRS. c. E. WARD, Superintendents
Class 30-School Prizes
Readding contest-R @sl Schools .-s 200 $ LOO
Parochial-One Pupil from 9Th, 7h
Composition. High School Students
on. subjects submitted ...-.L.. 200 100
Composition. Grades on subjects sub
Manual %ats framing. Best individual Fx- 1"o l"V0
shibit by High School pupil GER
Manual Training. Grades, best in
,diyidual exhibit, certified by in
Domestic Science, Sewing best indi-
yidual Exhibit High School certi-
Domestic sssd science-Grades, Sewing wv i.oo
best individual exhibit, certified. 200 100
Domestic STRENGTHENING, High .
Domestic ssassl ssissss=ossliss Grades: s s:ss IS. i:ss
Penmanship-Bes exhibit by any
Stark County grade. pupil, Elk
isss' S'asfs@ s IT, , !; s. ;;s " 200 100
$5.26 by R.$W. Smith for best col
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The naming Of weeds in collec-
S#|s ton will he considered Of snec- I
ial merit in judging
$500 BY John Orchard for best
and second best Essays on the
School pupils s ss.ss - 500 200
$500 BY Thomas H.Pugh for first and
second best specimens OF plain
- business penmanship -.--... BOO @Ss zoe
~ DIVISION Time Arts Department
#SsS GLASS 81
miss VIOLA MASER, Superintendent
Lot .s. LIST End
2I8 Best single article hand-painted .as
china first prize, $500 in photo 81s
graphs, dom by W. v. Holm. ssS
Second prize ..-.....--...-.-..--..- .75
Is 219 Best water c0lors by girls ......-$ 100 rs
#220s Best oil painting by girls .-.:.--..s LOO .75
rs 221sBest display OF conventional de-
sign of china painting .s...s.-.$ 1.5O S rs
222 Best display Of nature design of
!. e. g. !|: si!s|' !: 4 s i. s.! =. :. l # e 4
225 Best display Of amateur photo
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