Milford chronicle., 1920-05-14
SPECIALPREMTUMSFOR
BOYS And GIRLS CLUBS
AT THE DELAWARE STATE FAIR TO Be
HELD AT ELSMERE, DELAWARE,
SEPTEMBER 6, 7, s, 8, 10.
BETWEEN AGES 10 AND 2l
ALL ENTRIES SHOULD Be MADE WITH
Mr.. MARTIN, STATE CLUB LEADER,
ON OR BEFORE AUGUST Fl.

The following contests are open to
the boys and girls of Delaware be-
tween the ages Of 10 and 21 years,
who are working on the farm. home
and school enterprises in which they
are entered at the State Fair under
the direction of the Extension De-
partment of Delaware College and
the County Farm Bureaus, in cooper
alton with the U. S. Department OF
Agriculture and the Public Schools.
All entries should be made with The
odore T. Martin, State Club Leader,
Delaware College, Newark, on or be-
fore August 21st.
Down-state county champions will
probably be selected at the Kent-Sus-
sex Fair at Harrington County cham
piOns will be selected in New Castle
county at special contests.
Students of Vocational Agriculture,
who are not doing club work but who
desire to enter the junior dairy cattle
judging contest, should enroll with L.
c. Armstrong, supervisor of vocation
al agriculture, State Board of Educa-
tion, Dover, Delaware.
State Pig Club Contests
County pig clubs champions are ell
igible to contest as follows: Four ex-
hibitOrs of pure bred pigs from each
county, four exhibitors of market pigs
from each county, and two exhibitors
of SOW and two Of her pigs from each
county.
Glass For best pure bred pig
club exhibit, (pig under 8 months OF
age). Premiums: 1st, $500; End,
$500; 3rd, $500; 4th, S1.00.
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exhibit, (pig under months OF age).
Premiums: 1st, $500; End, $500; 3rd,
$500; 4th, $1.OO.
Glass 3-FOr best SOW and two OF
her produce, (pigs of same litter, any
age, ieither sex). Premiums: 1st, $500;
2nd, $4.00; 3rd, $500; 4th, 5000
Glass For best pig club judging
work. Premiums: 1st, $500; End,
$500; 9rd, $500; 4th, S1.0O.
Glass 5-FOr best homemade ship
ping crate. Premiums: 1st, $500; End, /
S1OO; 3rd, so cents
Glass 6-FOr best record book and I
story Cfor 100 days feeding record. :
Premiums: 1st $500; 2nd, $500; Srd, [
S1.O0; 4th, so cents.
Glass For best pig club demon
team. CNot more than two
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igible from each county,. Premiums:
lst, 5000; 2nd, $500; 3rd, $500. n
Glass S-Sweepstakes award for pig
club work-The three state pig club
champions who individually make the
highest total average (1) in the ex-
libit, % in judging, (3) and on the
record book, will be sent as the Della
ware pig club on a free trip to the
n 9 Chofau AnrpfarT1frrraI Tn,
iustrial Exposition at Springfield,
~ the Exposition.
State Corn Club Contests
All corn club members are eligible
o enter the corn club contests.
Glass 9-FOr best corn club exhibit,
six stalks of corn with ears1. Prem
ums; 1st, $500; 2nd, $500; Srd,
200; 4th, $1OO.
Glass 1O-For best corn club judg-
ng work. Premiums: list, $500; End,
800; 3rd, $500; 4th, S1.00
Glass 11-For best record book, up
o, date of fair. Premiums: 1st, $500;
nd, $500; 3rd, S1.O0; 4th, so cents.
Glass 12-For best corn club demon
tration team, (same number as pig
lub team) Premiums: 1st, 5000; End,
500; Bird, $500.
Glass Sweepstakes award for
orn club work-The three state corn !
lub champions who individually
make the highest total average (1) in
he exhibit, (2) in judging. 81 and !
N the record book, will be sent as the
Delaware corn club team on a free !
rip to the Eastern States Agricultur- =
] and Industrial Exposition at Spring
eld Mass, for the week of Septem- :
er 20th, by the Exposition
State Pure Bred Dairy Cattle Club
Contests
Six calf club champions for each ?
oUnty are eligible to exhibit and DEM e
nstrate in the dairy cattle club work. n
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