The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-10-22
CLUB FAIRS
NOVEMBER l
EXCELLENT PRIZE LIST HAS
BEEN PREPARED FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS

ENTRIES IN ALL LINES OF WORK
DONE BY MEMBERS SOLICIT.
ED
The fair for the boys and girls OF
the various clubs in the county will
be held in Maryville Saturday Nov. 1
An excellent prize list has been pre-
pared. 1t is expected that hundreds
of boys and girls with their parents
will be here Nov. 1.
List of Business men of Maryville
who subscribed to the Club prizes,
given below:
j. II. Mitchell, Registered Poland
China pig.
First National Bank, $1,000
Bank of Maryville, $1,000.
Bank of Blount County, $1,000.
j. N. Badgett Co., $1,000.
Ellis-C Chandler Co., $1,000.
Schlosser Leather Co, $1,000.
Maryville Light and Power Co. S..
Farmers Store, $500
McNutt Hardware Co., 5000.
C. j. Callahan, $500.
Walker Drug Store, $500.
Drake & Cooper, $500.
Spraker-Atkins, $500.
Crawford Caldwell & McCammon',
$500.
j. H. Singleton, $500.
Norton Hardware Co., $500.
Claude c. Smith, $500.
Sterchi Bros, $500.
Maryville Auto & Garage Co., S..
Walker-K -Kiser Motor Co., $500.
Ed F. Harper, $500.
Sam johnson, $500.
Hope Bros, $500 Signet ring.
Acuff Furniture & Music Co., S..
merchandise.
Williams Bros, Millers, $3.50.
Paul Kithcart, $500 bride.
A. E. McCulloch, Jeweler, $3.50
Fountain pen.
D. R. Goddard, $3.50.
Maryville Enterprise, 500 sheets
letter head paper.
The Maryville Times, 500 enve-
lopes.
T. J. Walker, $500 cab.
Cherokee Lumber & Mfg. Co., SIS.
cash.
Maryville Lumber Co., $500 cash.
Birchfiel Pharmacy, $500 Fountain
pen.
J. S. Hutton, $4,000 registered
boar to community club winning first.
Webb & Archer, $500 cash.
Tarvin Pulverizer Co., $500.
PIG CLUB PRIZE LIST
Breeding Pigs
+nr
must be Pig Club Members, must
show his pig, and turn in his Record
book in good shape on or before the
day of the show.
Scale for judging: Individuality
4OGe.
Greatest Daily Gain, 1526.
Cost of gain, 25Gc.
Record and Story, 20%c.
Total, 1000
First prize. registered pig.
Second prize, SIS. cash.
Third prize, $1,000 cash.
Fourth prize, $500 cash.
Fifth prize, $3.50 cash.
Sixth prize, $500.
Seventh prize, $3.50 cash.
ghth prize, $500 cash.
Ninth prize, $3.50 cash.
Tenth prize, $500 Signet Ring.
Eleventh prize, $3.50 cash.
Twelfth prize, $4.00 cash.
Thirteenth prize, $3.50, cash.
Fourteenth prize, $500 Riding
Bride.
Fifteenth prize, $3.50 fountain
pen.
All others in this class with COM
plete records and pig on exhibit $500
in cash or merchandise.
Feeding Class
Explanation: Rules for this class
same as in Breeding Glass.
Scales for judging: individuality
800
Greatest Daily gain, 2O9o.
Cost of gain, 800.
Record and Story, 20%6.
First prize, $1,000 cash. y
Second prize, $500 cash.
Third prize, $500 merchandise.
Fourth prize, $4.00 cash.
Fifth prize, $500 cash.
Sixth prize, $500 cash.
All others in this class with COM
plete record books and pig on ex-
hibit $500.
rig SluD SOWS
Explanation: 1t is more difficult
for the boys to keep record on sows
and this class is made for the purpose
of letting the boys who have a pig
club sow come in and show his hog
without a record and story.
Corn Club Prizes
First prize, $1,000.
Second prize, $500.
Third prize, $500.
Fourth prize, $4.00 merchandise.
Fifth prize, $500 cash.
Sixth prize, $500 cash.
Corn must be harvested and weigh,
ed in the presence of two disinterest
ed witnesses, neighbors will do. 10C
pounds in the shuck must be taker
from each acre, shucked and shelled
and the shelled corn weighed. Thi!
gives the percent of shelled corn yor
have. Multiply the weight of al
your corn in the shuck by the weight
of this shelled corn, point off two
places to the right, divide by Sc anc
YOU have the number of bushels yol
raised. Be sure that you have youl
figures correct and see that you have
two witnesses to sign your book anC
see to the weighing.
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