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State Fair Offers Prizes
To Boys and Girls

Otdte anu cdCu county VIII De re-
presented at the State Fair by four
boys and girls,-the winners in the
| Potato, Corn. Garden-Canning
and Bread Contests. These young
people will be the guests of the
| State Fair Association. They will
live in tents on the Fair Grounds
and be under the supervision of
the College faculty. In addition
to the free trip to the fair, prizes
will be offered as follows
i To The boy or girl who grows
the best one eighth acre of pota-
toes, exhibits twelve potatoes and
a record of his work, an Empire
Cream Separator valued at $3.50
will be given as first prize. The
second prize $500, third prize
$500, fourth prize $4.OO, fifth prize
$500, sixth prize $500. Corn Club
prizes are $500 for the second
prize, $4.O0 for third prize, $500
for fourth prize, $500 for fifth
prize, $1.00 for sixth prize. Each
person competing for a prize must
exhibit at the State Fair, ten ears
of corn and a complete record of
how the corn was grown. Garden
canning prizes are to the boy or
girl cooperating with his or her
parents in raising a garden and ex-
hibiting at the State Fair a general
exhibit of fresh vegetables and not
less than six cans of vegetables,
second prize $500, third prize $4.O0
fourth prize $500, fifth prize $500,
sixth prize $1.OO, Each exhibit must
be accompanied by a report or
record book.
Individual prizes in garden and
canning are offered as follows:
To the boy or girl who exhibits at
the State Fair any or all of the
following and submits a record
book, may compete for the follow
ing and submits a record book,
may compete for the following
prizes: Three largest Squash,
first prize $500 second prize $1.00.
Three largest heads of Cabbage,
first prize $500, second $1.0O. Six
largest Beets first prize $500,
second $1.0O. Six largest Onions,
first prize $500, second $1.0O. Six
largest Peppars, first prize $500
and $1.O0. Six largest Cucumbers
$500 and 800. One quart of
shelled peas, $500 and $1.OO. One
quart of shelled beans $500 and
and $1.0O. Three best Cauliflowers
$500 and $1.0O. Largest pumpkin,
So. and 81. Three best pints of 4
canned green beans, So. and 81. !
Three best pints of canned peas, |
So. and 81. Three best pints of
canned yellow beans, 81. and 81.
Three best pints of canned COIN So.
and 81. Three best pints of canned
beets, So. and 81. Three best pints
of canned spinach, So. and 81.
Three best pints of canned toma-
toes So. and 81. Three best pints
canned cauliflower So. and 81.
Three best quarts of canned corn
On the ear, 81. and 81. Three best
oints of picked onions So. and 81.
Three best pints of picked cucum- {
oers So. and 81. Three best pints
of catsup So. and 81. Three best
oints of Chill Sauce So. and 81. {
Three best pints Of Spanish pickles i, I
3. and 81. Three best pints of {
Mustard pickles So. and 81. {
The j. A. Folger Company is Of {
ering IL boxes of Golden Gate {
Spices" each box valued at $3.50. {
n addition to the above prizes a {
arge number of others are Of {
cred for corn, potatoes, vege- {
ables and canned vegetables and {
ruit. No person will be permitted {
0 compete for these prizes who {
as sent his boys and girls regis {
ration card to tine College and &
oes not keep his record book. 6
registration cards and record q
ooks may be had by writing Nj. g
,bbey. Bozeman, Montana. q