The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-20
CLUBS TO COMPETE
 AT FARM EXHIBIT
LONG LIST OF PRIZES
County Fair at Courthouse October 20 and Fl Arouses Keen Brand
 of Rivalry.

Classification of entries and the prizes to be offered at the county fair by fafm clubs at the courthouse. De- tober 2 0and 21, were announced today by County Agent T. M. Williams and Home Agent Mrs. c. D. Turner. The list includes variety of farm pro- ducts and certain classes will be open to competition by non-members. In- terest of the boys and girls is running high under the leadership of the two agents, and it is predicted that prizes will be spiritedly contested.
 Regulations adopted by the clubs at Cadron Valley on April 21 will be strictly followed at the fair. Record books, filled out, must accompany all exhibits.
 As explanatory of the following list, first and second prizes are offered on each lot unless otherwise shown. The exhibit judged best in any department will receive first prize and the next best will be accorded second honors. The classification is as follows: Record book must accompany all ex- hibits, filled out.
 , Rules and regulations adopted at Cadron Valley, April 21 will be a. . hered to strictly. Prizes will be offered for the follow ing; amount and nature of prizes not listed due to the fact that the list has not been completed.
 Lot No. 1, Corn--Class 1, best ten ears any variety. Class 2. Best five stalks with ears, Lot No. 2, Peanuts best peck picked off. Class ?, best ex- hibit with vines and nuts. Lot No. 3, Sweet potatoes-Class 1, best peck. Lot No. 4, Irish Potatoes-Class 1, best peck. Lot No. 5, Cotton--Class l, best ten open bolls mounted on card board.
 Lot No. 6, Pigs-Class i, best Po- land China gilt under six months. Class ?, best Poland China gilt be- tween six and 12 months. Class 8, best Poland China male under six months. Class 4, best Poland China male between six and 12 months. Same classification and prizes for other breeds where there is competition. l Lot No. 2, Calves-Class l, best heifer calf, Jersey, under 12 months. Class 2, best male calf, Jersey under 12 months. Same classification for other breeds.
 Lot No. 8, Poultry-Class l, Rhode Island Reds. Best pen of four bullets with cockerel. Class ?, best Rhode ls- land Pullet. Class 3, best cockerel, Rhode Island. Class 4, best pen of lay ing hens R. I. R. All other breeds taking same classification and like prizes given. Class 5, best dozen eggs.
 Lot No. 9, Canning-Class l, largest exhibit by one girl. Class 2, best ex- hibit consisting of thirty or more jars by any one girl, six prizes offered. Class 3, best jar of tomatoes, beans, peas, peaches, soup mixture and mace dein of vegetables, 50 cents for first and 25 cents for second of each pro- duct mentioned. Class 4, best collection of preserves and buffers. Class 5, best collection of jelly. Class 6, bes: jar of preserves. Class 2, best glass of jelly. Class 8, best display of can ned meats.
 Lot No. 10, First Year Sewing Class 1, best two dish towels, pot lift CT, canning club apron, and cap, first prize for each. Class 2, best exhibit by one girl.
 Lot No. II, Second Year Sewing Class 1, best hemmed patch, plain white dress, apron with emblem, cap with emblem, first prize for each. Class 2, best exhibit of second year sewing by one girl.
 Lot No. 12, Third Year Sewing Class 1, best table cloth or luncheon cloth, half dozen napkins, night gown, teddies, first prize for each article. Glass 2, best exhibit of third year sew ing made by one girl.
 Lot 13, Sewing, (button holes)- Class 1, best six button holes by club girl.
 Lot No. IA, Cooking-Class 1, best six light rolls, six biscuits, six muf- fins of corn meal, cake of any kind, salad of any kind, first prize for each. Class 2, best peach short cake made of Blue Ribbon peaches by club girl. First prize S3, second prize $2, third prize 5 pounds Blue Ribbon peaches, fourth prize, 3 pounds Blue Ribbon peaches. These prizes offered by Peach Growers Association of Fresno, California.
 Lot No. 15, General-Class 1, best club banner Class 2, best record book of boys work Class 8, best record book of girls work. Class 4, best sec retary's book. Class 5, best arranged and decorated booth. Any farm pro- duct may be used in decoration but not entered for individual prizes Clarr hort nlnh ac indnod frorn fmo