Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-11
Prizes for the Farmers Short Course
Are Announcedfo FOR the Coming Week

{Farm Management, Field Studies
and Demonstrations. South Dakota
State College, Bureau of Plant Indus
try, q. s, Department OF Agriculture,
and Codington County Better Farm.
ing Association co-operating.)
1t gives US great pleasure to call
your attention to the premium list
that has been prepared for the Cod
ington County Better Farming Short
Course to be held at the Court House
in Watertown during the week Feb
ruary Is to goth.
We are trying something new this
year, we believe that it will appeal
to you as people interested in better
things. Formerly we have given
cash prizes; you have exhibited your
products. they have been awarded
whatever prize they deserved, you
have received your premium, spent 1t
or invested it. and the secretary's rec
ord is the only thing that shows who
had the best display. Now we want
to give something that will be a per-
manent thing, something that you
can point to with pride, and in the
future as you tell Of the winnings
that you made you can bring out your
diploma signed by the president and
secretary of the Better Farming Asso-
citation and the judge of the show.
This certificate viii be a fine thing to
keep from year to year. I'll tell you
the children will appreciate it as they
grow older. Then we will also award
blue, red and white ribbons for first,
second and third respectively. These
ribbons will be 3 by 8 inches and they
will have printed on them first. sec
ond and third, and give the place
where it was won.
These awards will be made in both
mems and women's departments. Be
low we give a list of the classes on
which awards will be made.
Sweepstakes best ten ears of corn,
diploma.
Glass A. Ter ears yellow dent
corn.
Glass B. White dent corn.
Glass c.. Any other than yellow or
white dent corn.
Glass D. Flint corn.
Glass f. Pop corn.
Glass f. Sweet corn.
Class G. Durum wheat.
Glass H. Velvet chat wheat,
Class /. MARQUIS wheat.
Glass j. Barley.
Glass X. EARLY oats.
Glass L. Late oats,
Class NJ. Early potatoes.
Glass N. Late potatoes.
Glass 0. Buckwheat.
Glass P. Millet.
Glass @. Field peas.
Glass r. Timothy seed.
Glass s. Bronze grass seed.
Glass T. Clover.
Glass III. Alfalfa seed.
Glass ". Beans
All small grains and potato exhib-
its are supposed to be one peck each
The grass seed and clover ana alfalfa
seed n quart each. All Of the
above farm products must have been
produced by the exhibitor during the
season Of 1917 and must have been
produced in Godington county.
Baking Department.
Glass Al Loaf white bread.
Class b. Loaf rye bread.
Class G. Brown bread, Boston.
Glass ID. Half dozen Parker House
Rolls.
Class E. Half dozen cinnamon
rolls.
Class r. one pound butter.
Loaf Cake
Glass G. Fruit cake.
Glass II. Sponge Cake.
Glass i. Marble cake.
Glass ] Angel food cake.
Glass X. Devils food cake.
Layer Cakes
Class L. Cocoanut cake.
Class M. Chocolate cake
Class N. Caramel cake.
Class o. Dozen doughnuts.
Class r. Dozen white cookies.
Class @. Dozen rocks.
Glass r. Dozen tarts.
Candies
Glass s. One pound cream candy,
Glass z. One pound divinity.
Class U. One pound fudge.
Class ". Mince pie.
Glass w. Apple pie.
Class x. Haisin pie.
Sewing Department.
All entries in the sewing depart
ment must be exhibitors own work
Any entry that has won prizes before
will be barred from winning.
Glass a.. Lunch cloth.
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