Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-09-23
$500 Per Year
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB CONTESTS
The County Winners VIII be Deter
mined at the Jerome Fair
Next Week.

ne county WlHutTS Oh Tue DoyS
and Girls Club work will be deter
mined at Jerome on Oct. 1st and
2nd. Donations to the club work
have been subscribed from the fol-
missioners, $50 from the current ex-
pense fund; the Idaho Irrigation Co.,
$50; the North Side Land and Water
Co., $50; Mr.. Geo. H. Lawshe, Falls
City, Idaho, a thoroughbred Chester
white SOW pig, and a thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock cockerel; Mr.. VIM.
NJ. Breck, Richfeld, Idaho, a thor
oughbred Berkshire pig.
The prizes for the different clubs
are as follows:
Corn Culture Club-Exhibit Of
ten best ears of corn: 1st prize, 81;
second prize, $3.50; third prize 81.
Best kept record of labor, expense.
receipts, etc, and the story of How
l Raised My Corn: first prize. 81;
second prize, $3.50; third prize. 81.
For county sweepstakes In Corn
Culture Club is a thoroughbred
Berkshire pig, given for the highest
rank on the following basis of
award: Yield per acre, 80 per cent;
profit on investment, 80 per cent; ex-
hibit Go ears) 20 per cent; record
and essay, 20 per cent.
Potato Culture Club-Exhibit of
ten best potatoes: first prize. 50;
second prize, $3.50; third prize. 81.
Best kept record of labor, expense,
ETC., and the story of How Raised
My Potatoes:" First prize. $2.00;
second prize, $3.50; third prize, 81.
For county sweepstakes In Potato
Culture Club Is a thoroughbred
Chester white SOW pig, given for the
highest rank on the following ba-
sis of award: Yield per 18th acre,
30 per cent; profit on investment, 80
per cent; exhibit of ten tuberss 20
per cent; written story and crop re-
port, 20 per cent.
Pig Club Contest-For best pig
exhibited at fair by club member:
first prize. 81; second prize. $50;
and report showing the greatest pro-
duction of pork, and the story Of
= How I Raised Ny Pig" First prize,
So; second prize, $3.50; third prize,
; s1.00.
G For county sweepstakes Is $500,
), given for the highest rank on the
= following basis OF award: Profit on
G pig. 80 per cent; record and essay
: 80 per cent; pig exhibit 40 per cent
First Year Sewing Club-Firs
!, prize. s5; second prize. $3.50; third
q prize, 81.
~ Second Year Sewing Club-Firs
o prize. $500; second prize. $3.50
third prize, 81.
Third Year Sewing Club-Firs
ID prize, $500; second prize. $2.bo
m third prize, 81.
Bread Club Contest-For bes
or bread made by club boy: First prize
40 $3.50; second prize. 81. For bes
III bread made by club girl: first prize
70 $3.50; second prize, 81 Best brea
r. by club boy or girl. $3.50.
~. Poultry Club-Contest A: For th
a best kept record and report shown
,s+ the greatest financial gain In ny
20 months from one setting Of eggs an
one hen: 1st prize. So; End priz
of $3.50; 3rd prize, 81. Contest f
Best trio of birds exhibited. or
80 cockerel and two pullets: 1st priz
thoroughbred Plymouth Rock cocl
Of erel; 2nd prize, $3.50; 3rd prize, 5
ox Garden and Back Yard Club-F,
nd the best kept record OF vegetabl
he grown, items of expense, and receip
.ho and reports of clean back yard: !
bor prize. $3.50; End prize, 81. F
NJ best exhibit of four kinds of gard
ra, products, flowers and vegetabl
,or with records and story of How
Raised My Garden:" 1st prize, s3.5
End prize. s2.50; Srd prize, 81.
Canning Club-Best exhibit of
va varieties of canned products by gi
al 1st prize, SIS; End prize, $3.50; 8
liar prize. 81. Best exhibit of variet
hat by mothers in MotherDaughter CT
; ,s ming Club: 1st prize, $3.50; 2
prize. $3.50; 3rd prize, 81.
mas 1t will be necessary for each ch
OF who exhibits to have the parent
sea- guardian write a statement that
laws exhibit and records are the chil
oses own work.
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