The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-07
BOYS Az GIRLS
club EXHIBIT

be shown the City Hall in Valley
City on y .rsday, October 14th. This
exhibit 1 be shown during Teach
ers' /, 8 ;ute Week to give all the
teachers IN the county an opportunity
to see the exhibit without making
special trip. AS the schools are not
in session that week it will be conven-
lent for more people to come to Val
ley City that day. It is hoped that ex-
hibits will be entered by many club
members of the county. It is inter.
esting to see what results the boys
and girls can show from their sum-
'n1er's work.
There will be entries in corn, pota-
toes, vegetables, sewing, canning
bread making, and poultry. There
will also be a display Of the high grade
club exhibits which were prize win
ners at the Fargo, Mandan, and
Sioux City fairs. This display will be
especially instructive to boys and girls
who expect to do this work next year.
Liberal .prizes for first, second and
third places in exhibits will be award
ed by the Valley City Commercial
Club. -..,f ~
An interesting and educational pro-
gram has been prepared to begin at
2:30 p. m. This will be given in the
Auditorium of the City Hall. Among
the numbers on the program will be
club singing directed by Mrs. w. T.
Craswell; short talks by Mr.. O. A.
Barton and Miss Irene Dunno of the
Agricultural College; and Miss Nellie
Whitcher, county superintendent Of
Schools; demonstration on quick
breads by Misses Helen Noxon and
Mayn1e Mckay of Grand Prairie.
These young ladies won first place in
demonstration team work in the home
proects in North Dakota at the con-
test held during the Interstate Fair in
Grand Forks last July. They were
awarded free trip to Sioux City,
Iowa, where they again demonstrated
at the Interstate Fair September 18th
to 25th. The girls gave very COM
ptete and interesting demonstration
scoring 90 per cent of just points
below the Grand Champion team of
the Niddlewest States.
Canning club members will also be
present to show and explain their
work.
Everyone come and boost for a sue
cessful Achievement Day for Barnes
County boys and girls October 18th.
4 The following rules must be observ-
ed by those entering exhibits:
All exhibitors must be active club
members complying with club require-
ments.
The product exhibited must have
been raised this year and must be from
contestants own plot. es.
Prizes will rot be awarded unless in
the opinion Of the judges the exhibit
is such as to merit a prize.
Every exhibit should be plainly la
beled with name, address and club.
Premiums Given by Valley City Com
- mercial Club
Corn 40 ears Dent)-1st,s $1.5O;
End, $1.O0; 3rd, 75c. rs.
Corn 40 ears Flint-1st, $3.50; End
$1.O0; 3rd 75c.
Potatoes 40 Early)-1st $1.50;
End $1.O0; 3rd 75c. II
Potatoes 60 late)-1st $1.5O; End,
$1.O0; 3rd 75c. !.
Garden (Assortment containing 4
vegstables)-1st $1.5o; End $1.o0; 3rd
75c.
Garden (Best entry of l kind veg
etable)-1st $1.00. ~
Poultry Il pullet and / cockerel,
Meat Breed)-1st $3.50; End $1.0O;
Bird 75c.
Poultry-(1 pullet and l cockerel,
Egg Breed list $1.50; End $1.OO; Bird
<75c.
Poultry-(1 pullet and l cockerel,
General Purpose) 1st $1.5O; End
$1.00; 3rd 75c,
Turkeys-Best pair $1.00.
Geese Best pair $1.00.
Ducks Best pair $1.00.
Canning (at. least 4 pints or quarts
Of any fruits, vegetables and meats D.
1st $50; End $1.0O; 3rd 75c.
Baking Il loaf white and a, quick
bread list $1.50; End $1.0O; 3rd 75c.
Sewing Garments required in
Course Dist $1.50; End $1.00; 3rd
75c.
Sewing Garments required in
Course I-Under Is years Of age.
Sewing Garments required in
Course 1st $3.50; End 81. 90; 3rd
75c.
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