Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-05-06

not to make known the trade name Of
4 any of the materials she uses in the
contest
4 Each contestant must bake bread
at home or in school at least sis
times, and keep an accurate record
i OF her work. The amount of bread
baked need not be more than one
loaf
5. Each contestant must take part
! IN at least one public demonstration
Of bread making. This will mean that
! the girls will meet in clubs of five or
as many as the equipm emit where they
meet will accommodate. In country
districts or in places where there are
only one or few girls, they may
meet at some home where they may
have the use of a kitchen range.
| Where possible, it is suggested that
| they meet in the cooking department
Of neighborinlg high school, in
charge of a special teacher Where
there is no special tecaher, any teach
er, or any one else capable of Judging
good bread may have charge Of this
demonstration. Every girl should
bring material enough to make at
| least one loaf of bread and actually
| bake it under the supervision of the
person in charge. In Glass A a spe-
cial teacher may have charge of this
public demonstration Of the girls. A
complete report should be sent by
the one in charge to the Agriculture
Extension Division hmm ediately after
the demonstration ga
In the public demonstra tion the
contestants should be judged ON the
following points: Neatness-2O dis.
patch-20, accuracy-20, and final re.
sults-4O This demonstration must
be held between November i and Is
1914.
! 6. On November 16 or IL, each girl
must bake and forward by parcel post
Or express, to the Agricultural Exten.
sion Division, University Farm, ST.
Paul, one loaf of white bread as her
final exhibit. The loaf should be care
fully wrapped in two thicknesses of
waxed or oiled paper, and in several
thioknesses of other paper 1t should
| also be enclosed in strong paste
! board or wooden box
Z. Each contestant must write a
story of her work in this contest, not
exceeding five hundred words. en-.
| titled, How I Learned to Bake NV
| Loaf of Bread.
8. All reports must be in the hands
OF the Agricultural Extension Di.
visftiion by November Fl, 1914.
Basis of Awards.
The State prizes will be awarded on
| the following basis: Home Work,
contestant baking bread at home at
least 6 times, 80 points: Public Dem.
| onstration, contestant baking bread
under the supervision of a teacher
director of home economics, or house.
wife, 80 points: Loaf of Bread sent to
the Agricultural Extension Division
20 points; Story-How l Learned to
| Bake My Loaf Of Bread, 20 points.
Club Prizes: In order to compete
| FOR these prizes, any club must have
at least five contestants, and report
membership, together with the na7li
GU the officers to the Agricultural !s..sx
tension Division, before Judy [. 1914
The basis of award for the club prizes
will be the average standard of the
| members in the regular contest tc.
gether with the report by the club.
The State Prizes.
The prizes for each class will be as
follows: First, S25: second, $40: third
SIS: fourth, $40; fifth. Sc; and the
next eight, So each.
The club prizes for each class are
as follows: First, $25; second, 500;
third, sis; fourth, $40; fifth, S.
Two Sweepstakes Prizes.
The girl in each class who is a
| member Of girls club and who Sc
cures the highest rank in her class,
will be given free trip to Washing
ton, D. G., with all expenses paid
Booklets on Bread-Making.
In connection with this bread-mak.
ing contest, it will be an excellent
plan for superintendent and teachers
TO have the girls make the regular
bread-making booklets this year. Spe.
cial prizes are given for these at the
State Fair and the girls in the con.
test are especially urged to make
these booklets.
References.
Farmers Bulletin No. 46S and CIR
cular No 100; Farmers Bulletins No
173, 387, 35, 22O, 433, and 81, u. S. D.
A.. Washington, D. C.
Bulletins No. 80, 101, 80, Agricultur.
al College, North Dakota.
Extension Bulletins of the Minneso-
ia University. Green's Vegetable Gar.
dening, Webb Pub. Co., st. Paul,
Mimi, and the February Number of
The Farmer, Webb Pub Co., st. Paul,
Mimi
O. Neraal.