The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-23
ton considered:


second prize, $500; third prize. sio0.
and 1000 to be divided equally be
tween an other contestants whose
yields are greater and whose cost OF
production Is less than the average
yield and average cost OF production
Of all contestants entered in this
class.
The conditions governing Glass y
as those for corn In Glass 4.
Glass c-Tesas Cotton Club
Competition in this class is open
only to boys and girls. 10 years old
or over, and under 20 years on Jan
uary |. 1914.
For the largest yield from one acre
OF middling lint cotton. cost OF pro
duction considered
$500 In Prizes First prize. $500.
second prize. $500, third prize. 500;
and $1,000 to be divided equally be-
tween all other contestants whose
Yields are greater and whose cost
Of production Is less than the aver.
age cost Of production OF all contest
ants entered in this class
The conditions governing Glass G
are the same as those for Class A.
CLASS o--Forage Crops
(Competition open b. aill
For the largest Yields Of merchant
able grain. cost ~ production con
sidcred from acre OF either kafr
milo or feterita. az the contestant
prefers. with or without irrigation
81 500 In Prizes First prize s3e9.
second prize. $3.50 third prize. 500
and q 600 to be divided equally be
tween all other contestants whose
Yields are greater and whose cost OF
production ia less than tho average
Yield and average cost Of production
OF all contestants entered IN this
class
The conditions governing Glass u
are the same A. those for kahr milo
Or feterita in GLASS; A.
CLASS e-Tesas Peanut Club
Competition IN this class Is open
only 10 boys and girls 10 years Of
axe or over. and under ~ years ON
January O.. 1915
For the largest Weld from acre
of merchnntable peanuts and peanut
hay. cost Of production considered
First pris. sseo second prize
seoo third prize 500. and si.oo 70
be- dividcdcd equally among all other
contestants whose Yields are greater
ard ehoa cost Of production is less
than the average yield and average
cost u production Of an contestants
entered IN this class.
Where the nuts and vines are used
for feeding purposes the conditions
tor determining the yield are thc
same as those for covpeas I'm Glass
A. ~ the outs and vines are harvest
20 the yicId must be- determined hy
sctaraily Weighing them when fully
Uafurcd and thoroughly dry
Contestants 10 this class are ur
gently advised 10 enter Classes q ana
q aiso aud 10 use fhia crop for feed.
ng purrD-es
GLASS F-Kiebers Beef Club
Competition open only 10 Contest
,nts Ia Class ~
For the best steer. judged from
he butchers standpoint aud cost OF
Feeding considered not more than
.hree years old ON Nov J.. 1914, to
be fed on the products OF the Mod.
n Farm in Class A. and on other
'eed to be selected by the contestant.
he animal manure tn b. returned to
he land upon which the feed crop
= grown
$500 In Prizes First prize. $500
second prize. $50: third prize. SIS; I
md se5 each for the next best re-
,ults
A daily record must be kept Of tho
amount and kind q feed Used. The
weight OF the daily ration may be
computed by using u 5-pound lard
sucket.
Each steer In tais cotest shall be
weighed In The prescncc Of two dts
Interested witnesses ON July 1. 1914.
md again at the Gloss Of the con.
est on Nov. |. 1914. Each contest
INT and HIS witnesses shall make az.
idavit m to the weight Of the steer
II the beginning " tho contest and
4 it, close. and the contestant shall
make AFFIDAVIT as to the amount and
tind Of feed used daily.
CLASS o-Pryor Baby Beef Club
lopen only TO boys and girls 10
ears OF age or over. and under 20
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