Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-24
LARGE LIST Of PRIZES OFFERED
EXHIBITORS At FAIR THIS YEAR;
COMPETITION WILL Be SPIRITED
Prizes Offered for All Industries That County Adapted to
Guiding Daryng Livestock, Small Stock Raising Poultry
Fruit, Fam Products of All Vaees Lumbering Boys and
Girls Clubs etc-SpecaI Prizes by Toledo Merchants.
The prizes to be distributed this

The prizes to be distributed this
year at the county fair to the winners
of the various exhibits outstrips any
thing heretofore offered. Although
lacking the space to enumerate the
various prizes, the following will give
some idea of the liberality of the fair
board in getting the prize list to-
gether.
Livestock Department.
Division 1 and I'm the livestock
department with l.. A. HUI bert as sup
erintendent, 45 prizes are to be
awarded, ranging from SIS down in
first, second and third prizes, for the
best specimens OF cattie, iAcluding
several different breeds. Grand
Champion ribbons will also be award
ed. The breeds are divided into
classes as follows: Glass A-Short-
horns; B-Herefords; C-Po.led An
gus; D-Holsteins; E-Ayrshires; F
Jerseys; G-Fat Catt-e; H-Grade
Milk Cows. In this same division
there is also set Of prizes for milk
and butterfat production; prizes will
be given to the cows producing the
most butterfat in four milkings, first.
second and third, and the same for the
three best milk producers.
Sheep and Goats.
Division and 4-Forty-eight prizes
are to be distributed to sheep and
goat owners of the county The list
includes ali breeds of sheep, Angora
and Milk goats.
Division 5--A nice list of prizes Is
also to be awarded in this department
which includes all breeds of swine.
Poultry and Pet Stock.
Division 6-All breeds of chickens,
geese, ducks and turkeys are en-.
titled to enter for regular awards in
this division. Also pit game and 9TH
er pure bred fowls. The committee
viii care for and feed all fowls and
other exhibita in, the poultry depart
ment and also transport from the To-
ledo depot to the poultry building and
return at close Of fair to Toledo de-
pot free of charge all exhibits entered.
A. F. Cradle is superintendent Of this
division. An appropriate list Of
prizes is offered.
Division seven includes list OF
prizes for Bees and Honey; Division
S-rabbits.
Dairy Department.
Division 9--In the Dairy department.
with H. r. Hartley as superintendent.
sets of prizes are offered for both
creamery and ranch butter There
are also prizes offered for the best
grades of cheese.
Agricultural Department.
Division 10-'ln the agricultural de-
partment, including grains, grasses.
forage, vegetables and all varieties Of
fruit and, in fact every product OF the
farm, the most extensive prize list is
offered. Awards will be made In
this department on the following
score: garden products and vegetables
15; field products, grasses and forage
plants, Is; grain, 10; orchard prod
ucts, green, dried or preserved, 15;
arrangement and decoration, 10; quail
ity 30; total 100.
1t Is pointed out by the board that
exhibits in district displays shall. no.
compete in separate entries.
In this department an appropriate
exhibit, carefully selected and taste
fully arranged, can do more in adver-