Fall Fair Judging

JUDGING AT FALL FAIR TO COMMENCE MORNING FIRST DAY – Special Prizes Offered for Additional Classes At Fair

            All exhibits must be in place and ready for judging by 10 a.m. Thursday, September 16^th.  Judging will commence in the Agricultural Hall in all lines at 10 a.m. sharp.

            The judging of dairy cattle, hogs, sheep and poultry will start at 10 a.m. sharp, Thursday, September 16^th, and it is expected the judging in these lines will be completed by 3 p.m., Thursday, which will conclude the live stock judging for that day.  On Friday the judging of horses will commence at 10 a.m., and it is expected will be concluded early in the afternoon.

            The boys’ and girls’ live stock judging competition will be held Friday afternoon at 3:30.

            It was thought advisable to arrange the judging program as above so that the exhibitors would have an opportunity of taking in all the attractions at the Fair for a few hours each afternoon, and the visitors to the Fair will have the opportunity of seeing the live stock judging being carried on in the morning and visiting the other branches of the Fair in the afternoon.

            The live stock exhibits, with the exception of poultry, will be permitted to leave the grounds Friday afternoon, at 5 p.m.

            Some special prizes have been offered by Mr. L.J. Clark, of Wycliffe, entries to be made for them on or before Monday, September 13^th.  These prizes are as follows:

            Best collection of funny stories or jokes, for boys and girls 10 or under, Mr. Clark to have best collection, 12 items.  1^st Prize, $2.00; 2^nd, $1.50; 3^rd, $1.00; 4^th, 50c.

            Best collection of cookery from whole wheat flour, not more than one-third white flour added.  1^st, $2.00; 2^nd, $1.50; 3^rd, $1.00 and 4^th, 50c.

            Best collection of cookery made from whole wheat flour with no white flour added, but extra bran added.  1^st, $2.00; 2^nd, $1.50; 34d, $1.00 and 4^th, 50c.

            For men and women over 30 years old, judging dairy cows and heavy horses, who have never had any special teaching along this line.  1^st, $2.00; 2^nd, $1.50; 3^rd, $1.00 and 4^th, 50c.