Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-08-18
NOTICE TO FARMERS, CL11Rs.

The County Fair is not so verv far distant
Soon we shall want to exhibit the products from the
members of farmers clubs especially to take hold
secure samples OF your tame grasses legumes
grains, fruit and vegetables Cut out with YOUR
k kn,lH or y. SCISSORS or small scythe good size
OF each OF the tame grasses clovers alfalfa
ana the small grains growing on your farm, Cut
close to ne ground so as to get the full length of
straw a Spread it out on your granary or haybarn
\ After 1t is quite we'll cured hang it up somewhere
SO that you can find it when it IS wanted A LITTLE
time spent for this now as the crops are maturing
samples for your farmers club booth this fa 't w.
take it that you all interested in vour clh and
your your community # you not, start in now
3vd your hs; community lift by helping to show
advert!se your own farm. Our best farmers are
beginning to realize the value of this kind Of ad
xertlslng. as shown by the interest that they have
Be booster. If each member helps the work will
De easy The Fair board wants to solicit the good
v wa,l OF every farmers organization and stands
READY TO cooperate in any way possible
Quite few Of the farmers clubs in this county
nave have s1gnled their intentions already to fix up
Dootns At the county fair this fall and we expect
cabs tSa IS, to TAKE hold Are you the live
holding OF the county fair was arranged to accom-
modate the farmer, we feel sure that YOU can
Well h Of each farmers club would
understanding, you have not already done So
The space, perhaps, is going to be limited and we
snoolo IKE to have you apply for your booth early.
S* IN your application to Q. Neral, Warren,
Mimi, at your earliest convenience Address vonr
communications to him. '0N-
8 Each booth will be by 10 feet in size.
What is Needed For The Booth
samples of each. 49,.
CCorn-Flnt varieties, ten ear samples of each.
G Gorn-Pop, variety, ten ear samples Of each.
2 Grain in sheaf-One each Of varieties Of wheat
: One OF each OF varieties of barley
One OF each Of varieties of oats.
One OF each of varieties of rye,
One sheaf Of flax.
O. Clover and alfalfa in sheaf-One sheaf of each of
r.l Medium Red, Alsike, Mammoth and Alfalfa.
peck of each of varieties of wheat
! peck Of each of varieties of barley.
peck OF each of varieties Of oats
peck of each of varieties of rye.
" ra Pst in 9 Shea sheaf Of each of Timothy
;, hedtop, Blue grass, Bronze grass and Milet.
o. vegetables OF each of cabbage, SQUASH pump
KIN, muskmelon, ETC., Y dozen Of each Of the
following: carrots, beets, parsnips, radishes,
509matoes onions, turnips, rutabaga, one bun
I. POTATOES peck Of each of two varieties, one
!, early variety and one late
:. Flowers-No limited number.
> Fruit-Not less than four varieties one Mate If
each ' nv p'e u
). More can be taken along than is here mentioned,
! you 50 desire, and think that it would be we'll
o take along enough for filters
Rules
. Size OF sheaf shall be inches in diameter at the
band. N''''eo'A az VIC
!: Threshed grain one peck, and potatoes. ono noel,
: Fruit, one plate of each variety or one pint
/ vegetables. dozen Of each kind Of the smaller
vegetables and one Of each Of the larger ones
as indicated above - - go So o"es
Basis For Judging the Book.
49, 81 70 cent
[ame grasses and grains On rer cant
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