Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-11-08
AGRICULTURAL DAY
Club Rally and Premium List
Announcement

flaaS are being pSEIeltsu 4oA Oatr
roll Gounty's big agricultural day
and club rally to be held at the court {
house in Huntingdon on Friday No.
vember is. The big corn show will
be of special interest. Farmers all f
over the county are asked to par
ticipate in this event by showing
ten ear exhibit of each variety OF
corn grown. This corn will be j1dg-
ed and discussed from a seed corn /
standpoint by an expert from U. S. 7
Department of Agriculture,
The list of premiums appears be-
low:
A-ceneraI Corn Exhibit.
Open to any farmer in Carroll
County.
For the best ten ears of corn Of
the following, the first premium will
be $500 and the second premium 81
Meals Paymaster, Hickory King, j
Prolific Corn, Yellow Dent, Any
other variety.
B-Corn Club Exhibit.
Open only to members Of Boys
Corn Club. For the best ten ears
of any single cared corn first prem
ium $500; second $1.OO. Any pro-
life corn first $500 second $1.O0. |
Best record book, $1.oO; Greatest
profit on acre, S1.OO. Best all-around
record, first $500; second $500.
4 C-Pig Club Exhibit.
Open to boys and girls of Pig
Club, for the best pig under nine
months of age $1.OO will be given for
each breed, 75c for second and SOC
for third. - Duroc Jersey, Poland
China, and any other breed. Great
est average monthly gain first $1.00;
second rs cents. Best all around
record, first $1O0, second so cents.
D-Poultry Club Exhibit.
| Open to boys and girls of Poultry
Club For the best individual OF
each breed a premium of SO cents
will be given and premium of 25
cents for the second best. Barred
Plymouth Rock Cockerel, Barred |
Plymouth Rock pullet, Rhode Island
Red cockerel, Rhode Island Red pull
let, Columbian Wyandotte cockerel,
Columbian Wyandotte pullet, White
Wyandotte cockerels White Wyan-
dotte pullet, Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte cockerel, Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte pullet. For the best cockerel
in show $1.OO; best pullet in show
$1.00.
E-Home Denomination Club Ex-
hibit.
Open to members of home demon
stration club. A prize of so cents
will be given for the best of each
class of the following: Boston
Brown bread, corn light bread, loaf |
1920 per cent wheat and meal light
bread, u dozen 1920 per cent wheat
and meal soda biscuit, u dozen
1920 per cent wheat and meal bak-
ing powder biscuit, " dozen oat meal
cookies, Hoover cake, lemon pie
(made without sugar..
F-Butter and Egg Exhibit.
Open to the county at large. For
the best pound of butter S1.00, sec
ond rs cents; third so cents. For
the best dozen white eggs, $1.00; sec
ond so cents. For the best dozen
brown eggs, $1.O0; second so cents
Best exhibit Of eggs in waterglass.
SO cents.
Every club member in the county is
expected to send in an exhibit and q
completed record book if book has
not already been sent in. All exhib-
its are to be brought in by the morn
ing of the 18th. Each Home DEM
onstration Club in the county is urg
ed to be represented by exhibits.
Pigs, poultry or seed corn for sale
may be so advertised and sold after
the judging is over.
1t is suggested that exhibits of
corn, butter and eggs be donated to
the Red Cross and sold at auction in
the afternoon.
For the benefit of club members
free agricultural picture show will
be given at the Gayety Theatre Fri
day night.
For further information see or call
c. H. MOODY,
County Agent
VIVIAN HAWKINS,
Home Demonstration Agent.