The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
Prizes Offered
For Fair Exhibits
List of Exhibits

/ OlltltQ. 1flt llBuleS III pdIeHlI1eSe
indicate the number there must b,
in each exhibit.
Class A-P0tatoes
Potatoes (6)-Netted Gems. Bills.
Triumphs, Irish Cobblers, Early
Ohio, and other variety.
Glass B-Vegetables
Cabbage heads Pointed
round flat
String Beans Zone half gallon)-
Green, yellow, pole. Cauliflowel
g heads; Cantaloupe (2); Lettuce
g heads) Endive 81. Celery ca
stalks); Swiss Chard (3); Citrons
t2); Cucumbers, slicing 81; picking
medium or dill (6l;; small co.
Green Peas (one-half GALLON; Green
Peppers (3); Pumpkins, pie (2);
Rhubarb ~; Squash g each) green
Hubbard, yellow Hubbard, any
other; Kohlrabi (3); Tomatoes &c
EACH ripe and green; Watermelon
(2l; White Sweet Corn green, and
yellow Sweet Corn green, g ears)
Glass C-Root Vegetables
Table Beets (3), Carrots, short or
Oxheart, half long (3l; Onions.
white, red or brown (6); Parsnips
81; Rutabagas 81; Turnips (3);
Satisfy (3).
Glass D-Stock Vegetables
Carrots (6), Manglef co.; Pump
kin IL.
Glass E-Threshed Grain
Wheat, spring and fall {one-half
peck; Oats (one-half peck; Bar
ley (onehalf peck.
Glass F-Sheaf Grains
Wheat, Oats. Barley, four inches
IN diameter.
Class G-Forage Crops
Alfalfa C stalks; Corn C. stalks) !;
SunfloWers; Crested Wheat, five to
seven inches in diameter.
Glass H-Fruits
Apples (5) Delicious, Wealthy.
Rome, Mcintosh, Duchess. Crabs
ll0)-Whitney, any others. Pears (5).
Plums (10); Strawberries Zone
Glass Canned Goods
(Pints or quarts)
Fruits-small berries, cherries.
plums, large apricots, pears, peach
es, etc.
Vegetables Beans, corn. peas
beets, carrots, greens, tomatoes.
mixed vegetables, etc.
Meat-Rabbit, chicken, pork, beef.
fish.
Jelly Irregular .one-half pint
glasses) apple, crabapple, blackber-
ny, currant, grape, plum, raspberry.
chokeberry, etc
Preserves, Jams and Buffers
Strawberry, raspberry, watermelon,
plum, blackberry, chokecherry
grape, peach, apple, etc.
Pickles-Dill, sweet, sliced, mixed.
fruit chopped,
Glass BAKED Goods
Bread Il Loaf. Rolls. plain or
fancy (6); Cookies (6); Cake, dark
and light IL; Doughnuts CO..; Pies.
any kind, (D. -
Glass K--Handicraft
Only. one article may be entered
IN each lot. All articles made in
the past year only will be accepted.
Crochet = Bedspread, tablecloth.
davenport and chair sets, garments,
Embellishments, mittens, gloves.
any other article. Quilts-Patch-
work, applique. Afghan. Practical
'eWlng-Dresses, wool, silk, cotton.
aprons. Embroidered - Luncheon
'ets, tablecloths, towels. scarfs and
able runners. Fancy trim pillow
,ases. Fancy pillows. Miscellaneous
Iugs-Bralded, hooked, crocheted
1olders and Mats, Leatherwork-
Iloves, belts, collars, etc.
Glass L-FloWers
Asters l2), Dahlias (6): Roses
o.; Gladioli (6), Zinnias (l2), Mas
.urtiums (24); Sweet Peas I2).
Aarlgolds 12); Pansies (l2); Gold
'ngloW 12); Cosmos GA; any 9TH
II variety
Glass M--Poultry
Individual cock. hen pullet
Heavy breed-Rocks, Red Wyan-
lotts, Orpingtons, Brahmas, Giants.
tic.
Light breeds-Leghorns, Minor
as, Andalusians, Hamburgs. etc.
Bees
Junior Department
For children Is and under. All
ewing, baking and cooking must be
york of exhibitor.
Dress or apron. Embroidered
iece. Dressed doll. Canned vege-
ables Canned fruit. Glass iellv
AXE; Cookies, Calf, dairy type, six
nonths or under. Calf, beef type.
TX months or Under. Lamb. Pie.
nder SIX months. Rabbits. Chick
MS, light and heavy breeds. Ducks,
eese, turkeys, pigeons, bantams.
Rules and Regulations
Exhibits will be accepted at Moose
all FRIDAY afternoon and Saturday
corning. No exhibits accepted af
err IL o'clock noon on Saturday.
Exhibits, unless otherwise provid-
@, must remain in place until after
ne evening program.
The Fair Committee will exercise
are to insure the safety of exhibits
ut Will not be responsible for the
oss or damage Of any article.
The Fair Committee reserves the
lght to classify exhibits to the best
dvantage and the decisions of the
ldges are final.
Judges will not award prizes to
n unworthy exhibit.
In the Junior Department all
ewing, baking and cooking must
e the. work Of the exhibitor.
Calves should be tame and halter
roken; all other livestock must be