The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-08-24

every description produced in such community. No
exhibit in these displays compete for premiums in
other departments. Agricultural exhibits from COM
munty must be grown in that community. Exhibits
will be judged by the following scale Of points, which
total 100:
Quality 40 Points
Attractiveness - --25 Points
Variety 10 folnls
2. Best Individual Farm Display
First Premium --sZs.oo
Second premium - LOW
Third Premium - 1OO0
NOTE-These displays will be judged by the follow
Ing scale of points,
AttractlveneSS 10 folnls
VARIETY Points
Quantity - - --l0 Polnts
One-half bushel white wheat " oO
Half bushel flour - - .oo
Half bushel Brabham peas .oo
Half bushel sweet potatoes = 20
Largest sweet potato 20
Half bushel Irish potatoes 10
Bushe rutabaga turnips 20
10 Bushe any other variety turnips 20
II Bushel beets. any variety 20
IL Largest twelve stalks Of sugar cane 20
20 Ioreos+ numnk,n rs
IA Largest head Of cabbage 20
is Half bushel Of chufas - 40
16 One-half bushel Of pinders - 20
II Bale Of cow pea hay not less than so pounds 75
18 Bale of native grass hay not less than eo
pounds - - ~
1s Alfalfa hay, not less than so pounds 40
20 Bale of clover hay not less than oO POUNDS 10
2l Vetch hay not less than SO pounds 40
% Peck oats, any variety 30
10 Peck rye, any variety - 80
Is One peck peaches any variety 40
"a Pound of tobacco, any variety - i'oo
26 Half bushel pears any variety 40
27 Half bushel apples - - 30
% Half bushel onions any variety 20
20 Half bushel tomatoes, any variety 30
80 Half bushel radish. any variety - - 40
81 Peck pepper, any variety - 80
20 Two quarts pecan nuts, any variety - 30
33 Peck met, any variety - - - - ~
"a Bundle Soudan grass inches in diameter - 30
35 Peck onion sets, any variety - - 80
SO Collard, not less than stalks - - 80
81 Velvet beans peck, any variety 20
90 ,, ues, oorn .25
80 Bush squash, any variety - 10 80
40 Egg plant 10
An additional $500 premium under the lndlVlouai
farm display has been ofered oy MT. Ne'nii'N' pO'
dent of the association.
ROYs CORN CLUB AND BOYS PIG CLUB DEPT.
c. w. Baker.
BOYS PIG CLUB DEPARTMENT.
Class "A".
Rest mig for slaughter purposes either grade or pure
bred To be judged upon the following basis:
(a) The best hog with respect TO the
purpose which it is to serve = 4o per cent
(b) The greatest daily gains in the hog 10 per cent
(c) The cheapest cost of production 20 per 'eA'
(d) The best kept records of the feed
ing and the care OF the pig - ~ per cent
First Prize - PAW
Second Prize - - - IN
Third Prize N'N
Class "B".
pos+ b,ood sow for producing hogs desirable lot
vr,,o+ nurnoses taking into consideration her con-
s,aton and the number and vitality of the pigs far
rowed either pure bred or grade eligible
(a) The best hog with respect to the
nurpose which it is to serve Az per cent
(b) The greatest daily gains in the hog 10 per cent
(c) The cheapest cost of production 20 per cen'
(d) The best kept records Of the feed
First Prize - --To'0
Second Prize - - - - - oo
Third Prize - - Law
Glass "C''
post Roar for breeding purposes All pure bred of
any breed eligible:
10, The hest hog with respect to the
purpose which it is to serve ~ per cen'
n, 1ba greatest daily gains in the hog Is cent
(cl The cheapest cost of production 20 per eei'
(d)The best kept records of the feed
ing and care of the hog ~ per cen'
First Prize - - --T
BOYS CORN CLUB DEPARTMENT.
Class "a"
Entry ten ears of corn together with "ritten "e'oun
showing history of and financial account sho"s
nroft on investment per rules laid down IN Creuii
No. ga" "A governing Boys Corn Club ork as lo'
lows