The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, August 17, 1950, Holt County Fair Edition, Supplement, Image 17

The frontier., August 17, 1950, Holt County Fair Edition, Supplement, Page 5, Image 17

Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE

About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1950)

Prev Page of 28 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 28 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text^—-5- 1 1 FARM PRODUCE CARL LAMBERT, Superintendent All exhibits must be entered and on grounds by 5:00 p.m., Aug. 30 1950 Superintendent shall not receive decayed or inferior products Class L 1st 2nd Peck Winter Wheat---.-$ .65 $ .35 Peck Spring Wheat _. .65 .35 Peck Winter Rye - .65 .35 Peck Spring Barley- .65 .35 Peck Early Oats _ .65 .35 Peck Late Oats _ .65 .35 Peck Spelts- .65 .35 Peck Buckwheat - .65 .35 Peck Sweet Potatoes _ .65 .35 Peck Late Potatoes _ 1.25 .65 Peck Early Potatoes _ 1.25 .65 Peck Sweetclover_ .65 .35 Peck Rutabagas —1_ .65 .35 Calico Corn__ 1.25 .65 Peck Turnips_ .65 .35 -^ Six Parsnips-.68 .35 Three Cabbages---.68 .35 Three Pumpkins, stock_1_.68 .38 Three Pumpkins, pie_ .68 .38 Three Winter Squashes_ .65 .85 Three Squashes, winter variety_... .65 .35 Three Summer Squashes _ .65 .38 Three Muskmelons __ .65 .35 Display Eggplant --- .65 .36 Heaviest Watermelon __.r_ .65 .35 Heaviest Pumpkin _ .68 .35 Heaviest Squash . .65 .38 Best Display of Agricultural Products raised by exhibitor __ 2.00 1.00 GRAIN AND SEED >heaf leaves should be 6 inches at band, neatly stripped of leaves and neatly tied Articles not listed, Vi premium * 1st 3nd Oats____—,-$ .65 $ .35 Peas ____$ .65 $ .35 Winter Wheat ________ .65 .35 Spring Wheat____ .65 .35 Timothy ___;__ _.. .65 .35 Clover Red __—--—„ Clover, sweet hay_.— -.......,— .65 .35 Lima Beans___*---.65 ,33 Sorghums___.—--—, .65 , .35 Speltz______ ... ; .65 .35 1 Soy Bean___.65 *. ,35 Alfalfa Hay___— .65 . ,35 Rye______ -65 ,35 Barley___ .65 .35 Field Beans_____ .65 .35 Best 10 Ears of the following 21st 2nd Yellow Com _$1.25 $ .65 White Com . 1.25 .65 Bloody Butcher Corn_ 1.25 .65 Flour Com_1.25 .65 Rice Pop Com_1 25 .65 Pop Corn, not rice ___1.25 .65 Sweet Com_1.25 .65 Com, any variety ..J_1.25 Bare Ear of Com, any variety_1.25 Com on Stalk ___1.25 .65 } Peck of Tomatoes, red_ .65 .35 Peck of Tomatoes, yellow _ .65 .35 Peck of Red Onions_v_ .65 .35 Peck of White Onions_ .65 .35 Sample of Celery_ .65 .35 Sample of Peanuts, not on vine_.65. 35 IVo Cucumbers, green slicing - .65 .35 | One Gallon White Beans, ripe_ .65 .35 Two Cucumbers, picking ___:- .65 .35 Three Beets, table _ .65 .35 » Sample Pear Tomatoes _ .65 .35 ! One Gallon Lima Beans_.65 .35 J Sample Red Peppers_*_.65 .35 j Sample Kohl-Rabbi___.65 .35 Six Winter Radishes_ .65 .35 Six Carrots____.65 35 : . GILLIGAN & STOUT ★ ★ Livestock Vaccines ★ ★ ★ We Give S & H GREEN STAMPS ^ . r 1 '»•< Would You Gamble 1 I the Profit of a Year’s Work for a Few Cents...? Of Course, You Wouldn’t! Then Why Don't You Ship Your Livestock To SIOUX CITY Home Market for the Great Northwest WHERE EXPERT SALESM EN OFFER IT TO BUYERS ALL OVER THE N ATION ** - - ■ - — -. ^ -- \ 0 • S'