The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-09-02
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBWORK
= AT THE GARDEN CITY FAIR
Awards Made To the Winners; Trips Picked For Young
Folks Tothe Minnesota State Fair;
Successful Event *


lis, Lois Kersey: Mankato Bread Team
No. III composed of Carol Cox, Violet
Johnson, Melva Davidson: aru indi-
vidual bread demonstrators Marjorie
Door of Judson and Margaret Wheel
er OF Mankato.
Greater interest and competition
than ever before was manifest in the
did. Thirty five boys pdesaaeulsla
dairy judging contest In which club
members were asked to Judge
classes or rings of cattle and write
their reasons for placing them as
they did. Thirty five boys and girls
took part in this contest and the two
highest go to the state fair to repre-
sent Blue Earth County in the com
was won by Roland Whiting who lives
on the st. Clair road. He receives the
free trip to the state fair and silver
Cup awarded by the fair association.
Harold Kleinschmidt who lives north
of Mankato won second place and al
so receives a free trip 10 the state
fair. The railroad fare on the above
trips is paid by the Minnesota Live
stock Breeders association. FREQ
Stanford of Mankato wins third with
a prize of 81. Eldon Detamore on
Mankato wins fourth with a prize OF
wins fifth with a prize Of 81. The
next five each receive a prize OF 81.
They are as follows: Kelvin LANCE of
st. Clair: Alberta Stanford of Man
kato; Leora Specht Of Limetown;
Paul Hannay of Amboy; James
Thompson of Good Thunder.
The exhibit of canned goods made
by boys and girls were larger and bet :
ter than ever before. Prizes were
awarded to exhibitors Of single jars
as well as eight jar exhibits On this
Esther James, Lake Crystal. first
prize 81: Isla Dodds, Lake CSvstal,
second prize So; Carol Kessler, Fan
kato. third prize 81; Elizabeth Prit-
chard, Lake Crystal, fourth ST.: Helen
Kleinschmidt, Mankato, fifth 81.
Prizes on single Jars were first prize
20 cents, second prize 35 cents and
third prize rs cenes. Awards are as
follows: .
String beans-Esther James first;
Helen Kleinschmidt second, Clarence
Nelson third.
Corn-Esther James first, Helen
Kleinschmidt second, Dorothy Christ
ensen third
Peas Elizabeth Pritchard first;
Dorothy Christensen second, Esther
James third
Carrots-Laura Jones first, verna
Neitge second. June Barker third.
Beets-Verna Neitge first, Margaret
Ulrich second. Mildred Ore third.
Red Tomatoes-Margaret Uric b
first, Petra Christensen second, Laura
Jones third.
Yellow tomatoes-Isla Dodds first,
Margaret Ulrich second, Anne Selle
third.
Onions-Esther James first, Irene
Peterson second, Isla Dodds third.
Cauliflower-Carol Kessler.
Cabbage-Esther James first, Anne
Selle second, Cleo Fitch, third.
Greens-Esther James first, Margar-
ct lUlrich second, Isla Dodds third.
Swiss Chard-Esther James first,
Marion Stoves second.
Soup Stock-Verna Neitge first,
Carol Kesler second, Isla Dodds third
Rhubarb Carol Kesler first, Helen
Kleinschmfdt second, Evelyn Jones
'n1 Vegetable combination-vio1e,
Kaufman first, Clarence Nielsen Sec
ond, Mildred Ore third.
Red Raspberries-Viole Kaufman.
Black Rasberries-Petra Christen-
sen first, Helen Kleinschmidt, second,
Dorothy Christensen third.
Blackberries-Cleo Fitch first, Yer
ud INCltSC oCCOhu, 1910 DOOuS u.
CONGRATULATIONS Peterson first,
Evelyn Jones second, Eva Lameroux
third.
Wild Plums-Evelyn Jones first,
Marjorie Door second.
Tame Plums-Anne Selle first, Mar
ion Stoves second, Stanley Cookson
third. =
Cherries-June Barker first, Evelyn
Jones second, Dorothy Christensen
third.
Apples-Esther James first, Carol
Kesler second, Clarence Nelson third.
Pears-Helen Kleinschmidt- first
Stanley Cookson second, Mildred Ore
third. = 40.
Peaches-Esther James first, Eve
lyn Swartout second, Anne Selle
Chicken-Isla Dodds first, Esther
James second r
Beef-Carol Kesler first, Stanley
Cookson second, Isla Dodds third.
Grapes-Irene Peterson first, Eliza
beth Pritchard second, Helen Klein
schmidt third.
Pumpkin-Clarence Nelson first,
Stanley Cookson second, Elizabeth
Pritchard third.
Peppers-Elizabeth Pritchard first,
Anne Selle second, Laura Jones third.
Huckleberries-Isla Dodds first, Es-
Cher James second. r u.
Ground cherries-Mildred Ore Sec
ond, Marjorie Door third. -1
Oranges Neitge first, June
Barker second.
Pine apple-Violet Kaufman first,
Carol Kessler second, Verna Neitge,
third. '.a