The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-10


against frozen combs and wattleS.
Premiums on chicken entries will be
as follows:
Twenty entries, 81. $3.50. $3.50. $3.50
and 81.
Fifteen entries, $3.50, SO, 81. $3.50,
and 81.
Ten entries. 50. 81. $3.50. 81. and IS
cents.
Five entries, 81, $3.50. 81, rs cents,
ribbon.
Four entries, sl.75. SIPS, rs cents,
ribbon.
Three entries. $1.5O, 81. ribbon.
Two entries. 81. so cents.
One entry. IS cents.
Classification will be cock, hen,
cockerel, pullet, capons.
General Information
General information on the show
put out by the association includes
these reminders:
Doors open to public January 81.
Coops. feed and water furnished
free by the association.
Send all exhibits to Slope Poultry
association. Bismarck.
All exhibits must reach Bismarck
January 20.
Exhibitors need not accompany
birds. but are invited to do so.
Anyone may compete for prizes
whether belonging to a poultry asso.
citation or not.
All exhibits will be brought to and
from the depots free of charge. but
express charges must be prepaid by
the exhibitor.
General Rules
The American Poultry association
rules will govern this show.
Food. water and watchmen will be
provided free.
Entry fee is SO cents for each bird
Is cents for turkeys, including COOP
age.
Due to lack of room no pen entries
but only single have been listed.
All entries should be made on en-
try blanks furnished by the secre.
tary. and all fees must be paid in adj
vance or birds will not be judged.
All birds must be properly leg
banded before shipped and all ship
ments must be prepaid.
The directors reserve the right tc
reject unworthy entries.
Entries will close on January 20.
Show room will be open for the re-
ception of birds January 10.
All birds must be in the show room
by January 20. Birds ~unavoidably
delayed on the road, when it is clear
~ shown that they were entered and
shipped on time. will be admitted.
No birds shall be removed from the
show oom until 3 p. M, January "a
without the consent Of the Supcrin-
tendcnt.
Food. water. watchmen. and every
thing necessary for the protection and
comfort of the birds will be furnished
by the association. but in no case will
the association be held responsible
for loss or accident to the bird from
any cause whatever. but proper pre-
caution will be taken to guard
against same.
Any specimen showing symptom:
Of sickness of disease will be removed
from the show room and properly
cared for by the association.
Any exhibitor handling any speci-
men or exhibition other han his own
shall forfeit all claim he may have or
the premium. Exhibitors will not be
allowed to change birds from ont
coop to another.
Exhibitors will be allowed to place
display cards on their coops after
awards ere placed.
ALI eggs laid during the exhibition
| will be collected as property Of thu
association and their vitality de-
stroyed.
All communications. stock or none,
sent must be addressed to Slope Poul.
try association. Bismarck.
No waterfowl will be admitted t,
show.
Judging will begin January 81 a
noon.
Egg Exhibit
The show will include an egg ex'
hibit. open to breeders Of purebret
poultry. no fee to be charged. At tn,
close Of the show all eggs will become
the property Of the show. Each dis
play IS to consist Of IL eggs. Plate'
will be provided. Eggs win be judges
accordig to q. g. standards.
Prizes viii b.: Brown-shelled gga
q, $50, 81. so cents. as cents: white
shelled eggs. the same.
Special Premiums
There will be some, special prem,
iums offered ct the show. The Ar
mour creamery. which Is especial!
interested In poultry from the com
mercial standpoint. makes these Of
fers on turkeys: 81 for the champion
bronze tom: 81 for the champion
white Holland tom; 81 for the cham
picr bronze turkey hen: ~ for tn
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