Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1916-10-05

ANIMAL Corn Show and Fall FESTIVE
ties, Mexico, Mo-, Oct. o to IA,
1915.
Rules.


public proclamation shall be made
of IL by the Marshal.
All exhibitors to be from Audrain
and adjoining counties, unless 9TH
erwise specified.
All entries must be made by num-
Der.
All exhibits remain the property of
exhibitor and to be called for by
him or her duly authorized agent.
No one single exhibit can compete
for two prizes.
All entries for farm products are
requested to be made Saturday, Oct.
z, or Monday, Oct. 8, 1916. All will
be barred from entry after Tuesday,
Oct 10. at IL o'clock noon, except
pies, cakes, bread, etc, which may
he entered up to 10 o'clock a. m, on
Thursday, October ~, 1916, when
prizes will be awarded.
All prizes are given by the Asso-
citation unless otherwise specified. All
farm products are open to Audrain
and adjoining counties unless other
wise specified. All exhibits must
have been grown by exhibitor in 1916.
Class A.
Best display of farm products
produced on farm of one person
list, $4,000; End, $780, 3rd., $40.
Glass Is.
The following two prizes amount
ing to $50, are given by the Audrain
County Court. Entrance limited to
Audrain producers only.
Best twenty ears of white corn,
any variety-1st.,$15.O 100; End, $3.50;
3rd., $3.50.
Best twenty ears yellow corn, any
variety list, $500; End, $3.50;
Bird. $3.50.
Special by Ricketts, & EmmOns.
Best twenty-five ears of Boone
County White Corn--1st., $500. End.
red ribbon; 3rd., white ribbon.
Best fifteen ears of Boone County
White Corn-1st., $500; End, $3.50;
3rd., $1.00.
Best fifteen ears of Silver Mine
White Corn-1st., $500; End, $3.50;
3rd., $1.00.
Best fifteen ears of st. Charles
County White Corn-1st., $500; 2nd,
$3.50; 3rd., $1.o0.
Best fifteen ears of red corn or
mixed colors, any variety-1st $500;
End, $3.50; 3rd., $1.00.
Best fifteen ears Cattle Corn, known
as Leming Corn-1st., $500; End,
$3.50. 3rd., 800.
Best fifteen ears Golden Beauty
Corn-1st., $500; End, $3.50; 3rd.,
$1.O0.
Best fifteen ears Reeds Yellow
Dentist, $3.50; End, $500; 3rd.,
$3.50.
Best fifteen ears Yellow Corn
(Reed's) Yellow Dent and Golden
Beauty barred-1st., $500; End,
$3.50; Srd.. 800.
Best six stalks OF Corn, ten or
more ears-1st., $500; End, $2.50;
3rd., $1.00
Tallest Corn Stalk-1st., $2.OO;
end, $1.O0; 3rd., soc.
Best one peck of Pop COrn-1st.,
$500. End, Red Ribbon; 3rd., white
Ribbon.
Best six stalks of Sorghum Cane
LIST, $500; End, Red Ribbon; 3rd.,
White Ribbon.
Biggest ear of Corn-1st., $1.00;
End, Red Ribbon; 5rd., White Rib
bon.
Longest ear of Corn-1st., $1.0O;
End, Red Ribbon, Srd., White Rib
bon.
Glass C.
Oats (open to Audrain and ad-
joining counties unless otherwise
specifed.)
Best one peck of white oats-1st.,
$500; End, $1.00; 3rd., soc.
Best one peck of Black Oats-lst.,
$2.OO; End. $1.00; 3rd., soc.
Best one peck of Red Oats-1st.,
$500. End, 800; 3rd., soc.
Best one peck of oats, any variety
LIST, $2.00; End, S1.00; 3rd., soc.
Glass De-
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peck Fultz Wheat-1st., $2.OO; End,
$1.00; Srd., White Ribbon.
Best peck any variety of Wheat
LIST, $500; End, $1.0O; 3rd., White
Ribbon.
Best peck Rye--1st., $2.OO; End,
$l.00; 3rd., White Ribbon.
Best peck Cow Peas-1st., $500;
End, 800; 3rd., White Ribbon.
Best peck of Red Glover Seed
LIST, $500; End, 800; Bird, White
Ribbon.
Best peck of Timothy Seed-lst.,
$2.00; 2nd.I $l.00; 3rd., White
Ribbon.
Best sheaf of Millet-1st., $500;
End, $500; 3rd., White Ribbon.
Best peck Soy Beans-1st, $500;
End, $1.OO; 3rd., White Ribbon.
Glass Il. Irish Potatoes.
Best peck Early Rose Potatoes
LIST, $2.OO;2nd., $lOO; 3rd., soc.
Best peck Early Ohio Potatoes
lst., $500; End, 800; 3rd., soc.
Best peck Irish Potatoes, any va
riety-1st., $500. end, $1.OO; Bird
soc.
Glass F.-Sweet Potatoes.
Best peck Bermuda Sweet Pota-
toes-1st., $2.00; End. 800; 3rd.,
soc.
Best peck Jersey Sweet Potatoes
LIST, $2.O0; End, $1.O0; 3rd., soc.
Best peck Sweet Potatoes, any va
riety-1st., $500; 2nd., $1.OO; Bird,
SOC.
Glass G--Pumpkins, Squashes. Beets,
Cabbage, Onions.
Largest pumpkin-1st, $1;2d, soc
Largest squash, LIST, 81; I'd, soc.
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