Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 8, 1921, Page 11

B S e L TTT T DR o+ THE'BEMIDII'DAILY- PIONEE P = e e i (Continwad from Py P DIVISION D.—HOGS Class 1.—Registered Poland China. Class 2.—Registered Duroe Jersey. 4 Class 3. Clags 4.—Registered Chester White. v by .Class 5.—Registered Yorkshire. . E * (No entry fée) . % Premiums on Above Classes Are: 1st 2nd 3rd 7.00 $5.00 $4.00 5.00 4.00 Lot ¢ 1 ' Boar, one year and ove 2 Boar, under one year .. 3. Sow, over one year. .. 4 i Sow, under one, year e SRR L A ey repaman lags 6.—Grade Poland China. Class 7.—Grade Duroc Jersey. Class 8.—Grade Berkshire, Clags 9.—Grade Chester White, Class:|10.—Grade Yorkshire, !“(No entry fee), £ Lot 1 Sow, over one year . 2 : Sow, under.one year Grand Champion Boar’ Grand Ghampion Sow, DIVISION E.-~POULTRY Supérinténdent, Mrs. Earl McMahon X - Assistant Superintendent, Mrs. E. H. Smith : Rules and Regulations for Professional Class . 1. The American Poultry Association Rules will govern this show. Tk 2. All exhibits will be under the control of the Superin- tendent. 3. Feed, water and watchman will be provided free. 4. The entry: fee is 25 cents for single birds, geese, tur- keys, ducks and ornamental and pet stock; 75 cents, Tor pens, Pen entries must be stated on the entry blank. 'No entry fee will be charged school children. il 5. All coops will be lur\nished free by the Association. 6. All entries must be made on blanks furnished by the secretary, and all fees sent in with entry blanks. 7. All birds must be properly leg-banded and cooped before shipped and all shipments: must be prepaid. 8, Until after judging.is completed, no- ribbons will be allowed on coops except those won at time of exhibit. 9. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any entries. 10. Pens shall consist of one male, four females, either young or old birds, or both. The same birds that compete singly can also compete in exhibition pens, providing the regular entry fee is paid. .11. This Association will use every care and precaution in the management and care of the birds, but will;not be re- sponsible for any loss or accident by fire, theft or otherwise. 12. Any specimen showing symptoms of sickness or dis- ease will be_removed from ae fair grounds and properly cared for by the Assoédiation. | 13. Any exhibitor handling any specimen on exhibition other than his own shall forfeit all claims he may have on the premium. Exhibitors will not be allowed to change birds from one coop.to another. 14, All eggs laid during the exhibition will be collected ‘as property. of the Association and their vitality destroyad. -15. The Association will call for birds at depets and deliver them at the Fair Grounds and return them to the depot after the close of the.show. < 16. All communications, stock or money sent must: be addressed to Mrs. Ethel McMahon, of Poultry Division, Be- midji, Minnesota. . 17. All entries open to the world. . Notice: .If premiums; won amount. to mere:than $300 each premium will be'.reduced enough to bring. the total ~down to $300. . 3 Did you ever: try-to do-a smail repair _job around your®home Registered . Berkshire, 3 e * For the best; pen in show . Jn_every variety where the entries amount to the num- ‘ber of birds required, cocks, hens, cockerels, or pullets, and not necessary to be entered by one party, but simply the designnted number of either sex, in each variety as for example: 16 pullets entered by all exhibitors, premiums will be paid as follows: CLASS 1 Professional—Single Lot 2nd 3rd $4.00 2.50 3.00 2.00 2.25 1.50 2.00 125 1.50 . 1.00 5, .50 Y e - . = = CLASS 3 First, $3.00; second, $2.00; third, $1.00—in both ‘old Pet Stock and young stock. VD St SR ST ' Lot 8nd 3rd Farmers can also compete in proféssional class. 1 Pair Peafowls .. $2.00 $1,00 ¢ e Specials 2 Pair Guineas ' 1,00 B0 $2.00—To best egg type hen enteréd by farmer. 8 Pair Pigeons .50 1] $3.00—To farmer bringing 10 or more birds longest dis- 4 Pair Guinea 50 .26 » tance. . e 3 i 5 Pair Rabbits .50 25 $5.00—To farmers’ club making largest display of .poultry. » £ I 3 .. At least five farmers must be represented..; - y CLASS 4 f $8.00—To farmer making largest’display. ' Lot 1st 2nd 8rd Superintendent of Agriculture—C. F. Schroeder 1 Pair Turkeys 4.00 $3.00 $2.00 . As nts—John Gilstad, Elgin Gray 2 Pair Geese 8.00 , 2,00 1554 ey . 3 Pair Ducks DIVISJON'F.—GRAINS; ETC. ' 2.00 100 / Note: Nothing ‘to besentered in this division that was used in the Beltrami County Exhibit at the State Fair. ' No Eatéy Fee' CLASS 5 Boys’ and ‘Girls' Poultry Show In this show we include any boy or girl attending school b in Beltrami County or Northern Hubbard County. - Class 1.—Corn, 10 Ears - | Lot 1st 2nd 3rd, | 1 Northwestern dent 3.00 < $2.00 §$1,00 2 . Minnes No., 23 00 2.00 100 3 White' dent .00 2.00 K 4 Yellow dent 3.00 2.00 1400 i 5 Mixed dent 3.00 200 100 6 White flint 3.00 240 100 7 Yellow flint 3,00 200 100 8 Mixed flint .. 80 2.00 100 | 9 Sweet Corn, white 10 Sweet Corn, yellow 11 Sweet Corn, any other 12 Pop. Corn, yellow. 1.00 15 B0 13 Pop Corn, white .. g 5 50 | 14 -Pop Corn, any other 76 &0 | 15 Sweepstakes for best exhibit of | . field corn in our locality... 5.00 3.00 1.00 Class 2.—Two Quarts Lot Oats, Swedish select Oats, Silvermine ... Oats, White Russian Oats, Big Four . Oats, Kherson . Qats, any other. Barley, 6 row . Barley, 2 row . Wheat, winter . }\1) .Wgcat, blue .htiem eat, marg| t, fite CoTS AW - 13 Wheat, Tacaroni 14 Wheat, any other 16 Rye, winter 16 Rye, spring 17 8§ Fi CLASS 2 Professional—Pens Lot ’ 1st 2ond 3rd 6 Entries . $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 3 Entries 3.00 2.00 1.00 1 Entry . No Pen Premium will be awarded on ducks, geese, tur- keys, or bantams. k Sweepstakes For the best cock in sho For the best hen in show For the best cockerel in show For the best pullet in show $3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 8.00 - Cash Spec $5.00—Cash . to the exhibitor sending not less than ten birds the greatest distance over 50 miles. $3.00—Cash'to the exhibitor sending’ not less than ten birds the greatest distance-over 50 miles. One entry, per boy or girl in each variety. Premiums are offered on all standard varieties of chicls. _ Trio of Chicks—One cockerel and two pullets: Lot First, $4.00; second, $3.00; third, $2.00; fourth, $1.00; 1 Clover, $ .50 fifth, 75¢; sixth, 50c; seventh, 25c. 2 Clover,’ 50 Special—Best trio, any breed, $3.00. 8 ‘Clover, .60 \ i 4 A}falfa & .50 CLASS 6 5 Timothy 50 = Farmers’ Class—No Entry Feo { 6 Millet, German 50 Entries in this class will be limited to farmers who are 7 Millet, hog ... -850 -actually engaged in farming and whose birds have never 8 Millett, any othe .50 been placed in a recognized poultry show in the open Class 4.— classes. 1 Garden Peas i $ .50 Entries shall consist of one male and two females, ei- 2 Field Peas, white . .50 ther all old or all young birds, young meaning birds hatched 8 Field Peas, yellow 1.00 .16 .50 in 1921, | 4 Field Peas, green .. 1.00 75 50 There must be competition in all classes or first honors § Beans, white navy 100 .75 50 and second money will be awarded.. 6 Beans, black wax 1.00 16 50 The following cash premiums will be paid in this de- 7 Beans, golden wax 1.00 .15 50 Partnient -on a1l breeds recognized in the Standard of Per- 8 Beans, horticultural 1.00 .75 .50 9 Beans, any other 1.00 6 .50 _fection. 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