Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-20

best quarts OF alfalr.~~c Societ,
premium, SIS worth of alfalfa Sc -
donated by the Albert Dickinson
Seed Co., Minneapolis, and five other
premiums.
Best 2 quarts of clover seed any va
riety, the first premium is $40 worth
of alfalfa seed, donated by the same
company with three other premiums.
For the grand champion exhibit of
wheat the prize is one corn planter,
value $45, donated by the J. I. Case
! Co.
For the best quarts of fife wheat,
first prize is choice between six-shoe
corn cultivator and brush plow, no.
mated by the, Lacrosse Implement Co.
value $35 and three other prizes.
Best 2 quarts of blue stem wheat,
one Oak Heater, value $28, donated
by the P. D. Beckwith Estate, three
other premiums. T.
Best 2 quarts of bearded wheat, in
Guiding macaroni, first prize high
class trunk, value $1S, donated by the
Schmidt Bag & Trunk Co., and three
other premiums.
Best 2 quarts of winter wheat, first
premium is $40 worth of alfalfa seed,
donated by the Albert Dickinson Seed
Co., Minneapolis, with three other
prizes.
In the oats class the grand cham
pion draws an 80 bushel grain tank,
worth $35, donated by the Winona
Wagon Co., the best quarts of early
oats, fine rubber coat, worth $12,
donated by the R. C. Ruettell Cloth
ing Co., of Crookston; best quarts
of white oats, another rubber coat,
donated by Rosenthal & Falk, Crook
ston; best 2 quarts of black or yell
low oats, an official Babcock tester,
worth $4.O0, donated by the Creamery
Package Co., St. Paul. There are five
prizes in each of the above classes of
oats.
For the grand champion exhibit of
barley, a mackinaw coat, value SIS,
donated by Patrick & Co., of Duluth,
is given with so Bemis grain bags,
value $3.50, and donated by Bemis
Bros, Minneapolis, as first premium
for best 2 quarts of two row barley.
For the best 2 quarts Of Grow bar
ley, the first premium is SIS worth of
alfalfa seed, donated by the Albert
Dickinson Seed Co., Minneapolis.
The first premium for 2 quarts of
rye is SO worth of alfalfa seed and
the first premium for best quarts of
flax, blue serge suit donated by: the:
Go }: D. Clothing % roo.k roo.ks st NJ
All grain exhibits consist Of 2
quarts: =:
All potato exhibits consist of 1
peck and the grand champion will be
awarded silver cup value $25, do
mated by Noyes Bros. & Cutler, St.
Paul. Best peck round white, / oil
stove, value $32, donated by Stand
ard Oil Co., and three other prizes.
Best peck long white, long mackinaw
coat, donated by Chippewa Woolen
Mills, value SIS. Best peck early
Ohios, Air-o-lantern value $40, do
mated by Mr.. D. H. Turner Of Crook
ston, and best peck Of all varieties,
other than the above 50 worth of al
falfa seed, donated by Albert Dicken-
son Seed Co., st. Paul. In all there
are fourteen valuable prizes for po-.
tatoes.
In addition to the above there are
valuable prizes for best wagon load
of corn, special prizes for ladies for
dairy butter, bread, plain and fancy
sewing, etc., for grasses in sheaf,
boys acre contest etc. Complete in
formation of which can be secured in
the official premium list now ready
for distribution.
In addition to all other prizes
$46.50 will be divided among the ex-
hibitors from each Individual county
where such money is provided by the
county, either thru the county board,
commercial club or individuals.
In the Boys County Acre Corn
contest, the first premium is trip to
the state fair with all expenses paid
by the State Fair Association and the
second premium the same trip, with
half expenses paid and five cash pre-
miums Of So, 50, 81, 81, 81, for the
best 10 ears of corn any variety to
the boys in each county.
For full particulars, write N. S.
Davies, secretary, Crookston, for pre-
MUM list now ready for distribution.
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