Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23
PRIZES
OFFERED FOR
GEORGIA WORK

Athens, Ga, April 18-Following
the announcement here by G. V. Cum
bingham, state boys club agent, of a
number OF prizes being offered by
various firms for the club work done
III 1925, additional donations are an
nounced as follows:
/. The Georgia District Kiwanis
club through DR.. ]. T. Macarthur and
the agricultural committee, renews the
offer of a trip to the National Dairy
show to the three high-scoring boys
in judging dairy cattle. Contestants
must be members of Dairy Calf club
with 1925 projects, the rules of the
contest to be the same as 1924. Value
$500.
2. The Duroc bulletin, Des Moines,
Iowa, offers a years subscription to
the Duroc bulletin to all club show
frst-priLe winners raising Duroc- Jer-
seys. The Swine World Publishing
company, Des Moines, offers years
subscription of Swine World to all
club show frst-prizc winners raising
Poland Chinas
5. The American Duroc-Jersey as
sociation, R. ] Evans, secretary, Chi
cago, offers So On expenses of trip
70 the National Boys and Girls Club
rongress held in connection with the
International Live Sock show at Chi
cago, to be awarded the boy on the
teams scoring highest ii. judging Dit
roc Jerseys in the club judging con-
ties at the Southeas tern fair
i. The educatiorsl bureau, Chilean
Nitrate of Soda, Hurt building, At
lanta, offers a scholarship of $500 in
cash to be awarded to the member of
the Boys Corn club producing the
largest yield, using nitrate of soda as
the sole source of nitrogen, scholar
ship to be used for the college term
beginning September, 1925.
5. Hon Charles J. Haden, of the
Fifth Congressional district, offers SIS
first prize, $12; second prize, So, and
third prize, So for each county IN the
district, to be awarded the three club
boys doing the best work in the soil
building club, according to rules pre-
pared by the state club department.
The counties are: Fulton, Campbell,
Deka1b, Douglas and Rockdale. Val
Tie SIPS
E. Hon. Gordon Lee, of the Seventh
congressional district, offers SIS (flrst
prize, SIP; second prize, So, and third,
prize, So for each county in his dis
trict. to be awarded the three club
boys doing the best work in the soil
building club, according to rules pre-
pared by the state club department
The counties are: Dade, Walker, Ca
toosa, Waltfeld, Murray, Gordon, Cha
tooga, Floyd, Barlow, Polk, HARRISON
Paulding and Cobb. Value $325.
The above prizes for the Fifth and
Seventh districts are repeated every
year for three years, and in the same
ratio, this being the second year the
offer has been made. and at the end OF
the third year period, the above donors
will each give $500 to be awarded to
the three boys in each of these two
districts doing the best work.
Other firms desiring to offer prizes
may learn particulars by getting in
touch with Mr.. Cunningham, or they
may be sent direct to the Constitution.
In 1924 there we're 11.173 boys and
girls in the club work and 10000 is
the goal set for 1925.
The prizes offered will be distr;but-
ed among the corn, pig, poultry, cot
ton, potato, dairy, calf, agricultural
and live stock clubs.