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

! the local community or school as the
unit. 1t is urged that all girls wish
! ing to take part in this contest or
ganize girls clubs, unless they are
already members of some boys and
girls club. The girls bread-making
Clubs should be composed of at least
five members. Where it is, not pos
sible for a girl to be member of a
club, she may still enter the contest
but must comply with its rules as
club members do. The individual
contestant should arrange with her
teacher her work to supervise what
she does while she bakes.
Who May Contest.
Any girl in the state over 10 years
OF age and under IS, July /, 1914, may
enter this contest. There is no entry
fee. 1t is only necessary to sign the
agreement to abide by the rules of
the contest, and carry out as far as
possible the instructions sent out by
the Agricultural Extension Division,
and then learn how to bake bread
s... Agreement.
| desire to enter the Girls State
Bread Making Contest agree to
abide by the rules Of the contest, to
study all instructions sent to me, and
to send in reports promptly when
they are requested
Name
Age .-,... Date of Birthday ..............-....
Address
county ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Are you a member of a Girls Club !?
Glass ga" .....- Glass "B".......
Does your school have special
teacher in cooking and sewing?
Contestants should fill out this
blank or a similar one and mail it at
once to Agricultural Extension Divi-
sion, University Farm, st. Paul, Mimi
Two Glasses.
In order to place our contest on as
fair basis as possible, there will be
two classes of contestants The first
class will include all girls attending
graded, consolidated, and high schools
having special teacher in home
economics, Or girls who have ATTEND
ed such schools. This class is to be
known as Glass A. The second class
shall include all contestants from the
rural and all other schools not having
a special teacher in this work This
class shall be known as Glass B.
In Glass A, the special teacher of
nome economics shall have general
supervision of the work of these girls
clubs IN Glass the rural teacher is
best fitted to organize the girls in her
school, while in other schools the
principal, superintendent or some one
selected for the purpose, should have
general charge of the work.
The Local Bread-Making Contest.
County superintendent are urged
TO present this work and to ask their
teachers to organize clubs and to plan
the work in general for their county.
1t is a splendid plan to hold local ex-
hibits. While doing her home baking,
each girl may be asked to bring her
best loaf Of bread to school some
afternoon when some one has been
asked to come and judge the leaves.
Several county fair associations have
already appropriated funds for the
prizes for the girls and boys contest
work for next year
Rules.
Each contestant must agree to the
following rules:
1. L. is desirable that the work be
conducted through clubs, but girl so
situated that she cannot WE'LL join,
club may carry on the work at home,
provided she can get some competent
teacher Or housekeeper, not rela-
tive, before whom she may take her
baking demonstration and who will
report to the Agricultural Extension
Division the results of the demonstra-
ton. ..s -#. M
2. Each contestant must agree to
do all the work required in this con-
test herself. She may ask questions
and get all the help she wishes in the
form OF suggestions and questions
from her mother and teacher, but
all the actual work of mixing, knead-
ing, and baking the bread must be
done by the contestant. The bread
n xer may be used.
3. Each contestant must promise