Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-30
$500 IN PRIZES ANNOUNCED FOR FAIR
OF FARM BUREAU OCTOBER 1874;
ALL ENTRIES MUST Be IN OCTOBER Is
Premium List Biggest In Six Years Of Farm Bureau Annual
Meetings-List Of Restrictions On Entries Is Published
Festival Under Tents In Center OF City,

announcement was made today Of
80 premium list for the Sixth An
al Harvest Festival of the County
,a"m Bureau TO be conducted as
Martinsburg Fair" on October
s, 20 and q on the city hitchng
E." n West Burke street. The value
the premiums exceeds $500 and
tie most attractive list offered
nce the inauguration Of the year
y 'estiYal six years ago.
TIE Fair will be held under two
bi- tents which arrived in the city
Yesterday from Baltimore. These
tents VII not be erected until Mon.
day October II. In addition to the
exhibits in the two tents there will
also be private exhibits under can
vass surrounding the lot.
Following is the premium list,
rules. regulations, etc. for the fair:
]. All entries must be made wit
the persons in charge OF the severa'
departments and be in the i',,e
assigned 20 them not later than -
noon. Wednesday, October -;
schools planning to enter al exhib.
4IOI4Ay Tic tOuHtJ dSGAL
not later than October IS.
z. No entry may compete for
prizes in more than one depart
ment, and parts Of a collective ex-
Mbit cannot compete for individual
prizes
3. Each exhibit will be properly
classified and tagged by the person
in charge OF its department, who
VIII make the entries as they
ecrne in.
:. No entry fees are charged
:. Exhibits must comprise ex-
A6ely what is called for on the
pSemium list, In order to compete
Tor prizes
6. Judges will be strictly non
partisan. from outside the county,
md their judgment will be final
Z. So far as possible, space will
be open for anyone wishing to ex-
Ebit agricultural products for
which no prizes ara offered II is
especially desired that poultrymen
exhibit breeding stock, even though
not raised by the exhibitors.
8. In the poultry department,
coops will be furnished exhibitors
who do not own display coops.
PREMIUM LIST
Boys and Girls Al Club Department
Miss Amelia Mckown and Miss
Margaret Sharff in charge.
Class I. Open TO individual club
members only.
(a) Pig club work: best all
round showing with a pig; this in
ciudes pounds Of pork produced
net profit, illustrated booklet and
exhibit OF pig.
1st prize-Trip to Prize Winners
Course &C. H. Az
End prize-s6.00
Bird prize-s3Oo in merchandise
(Wm Penske)
4th prize-S250
9TH prize-s200
(b) Plain Sowing (First year
sewing club work. best collective
exhibit of plain sewing consisting
of hand towel and holder, cooking
apron, and night gown
LIST prize--Trip to Prize Win
ners' Course (Home Central Com
mittee)
end prize-$6.00
3rd prize-s300 in merchandise
(Louis Lipsic)
4th prize-s2.50 in gold MARTINS.
burg Business College)
9Th prize-s200.
(c) Garment Making (Second
Year Sewing Club Work. Best col
iective exhibit OF home made gar
meuts consisting OF G) combina-
eon suit OF Princess slip, CD plain
dresses. (3) MILDLY blouse. az.
Noomers or petticoat. 81 hemmed
patch, together with Illustrated
booklet and project book.
LIST prize-Trip to Prize Winners
Course (Home Central Committee)
Ind prize-$600 (Home Central
Dommittee)