Class D — Purebred Horses
1st 2nd
Stallion, 4 ye vs old or over - $5.00 $2.50
Stallion, 3 ye., s old and undsr 4- 3.75 1.25
Stallion, 2 yr s old and ur ter 3- 2.50 1.25
Stallion, 1 year old and under 2- 1-50 100
Stallion, under 1 year old —.—.--- 1-50
Brood Mare, 3 years old and over - 4 00 2.50
Mare, 2 years old and under 3 ..— 2.00 1.25
Mare, 1 year old and under 2 —.—-- ^-50 1.00
Mare, under 1 year --- 1-50 100
Class E — Mules
1st 2nd
Best Jack ----------$3.00 $1.25
Best Jennie -- 2.00 1.00
Best Span of Mules ...-.. 4.00 2.00
Class G — Hogs
1st 2nd
Aged Boar, 2 years old or over . .—.-.$2.50 $1.25
Senior Yearling Boar, 18 months and under 2 years - 2.50 1.25
Junior Yearling Boar, 1 year and under 18 months . 2.50 1.25
Boar, 6 months and under 1 year - 2.00 1.00
Boar, under 6 months ._*..— 2.00 1.00
Sow, 18 months and under 2 years ..—— 2.50 1.25
Sow, 1 year and under 18 months - 1.75 1.00
Sow, under 6 months _ 1.75 1.00
Class H — Sheep, Medium Wool
1st 2nd
Buck, 1 year old and over ---.*.— $2.50 $1.25
Buck, 1 year old and under ---— 2.50 1.25
Ewe, 1 year old and over ...... 2.50 1.25
Ewe, 1 year old and under . 2.50 1.25
Sweepstakes
Buck, any age ---Ribbon
Ewe, any age ---Ribbon
FARM PRODUCE
CARL LAMBERT. Superintendent
All exhibits must be entered and on grounds by 5:00 p.m., Septem
ber 1, 1953.
Superintendent shall not receive decayed or inferior products.
Class L
1st 2nd
Peck Winter Whea* ....-.—.-.— $ .65 $ .35
Peck Spring Wheat __-.-.65 .35
Peck Winter Rye ..... -65 .35
peck Spring Parley ....—.-.65 .35
Peck Early Oars ...-.. ...65 .35
b’eek Late Oats .... . —.65 .35
Peck Spelts ....—.a- .65 .35
Peck Buckwheat ..... -65 .35
Peck Sweet Potatoes ..-.A..65 .35
Peck Late Potatoes .—.... L25 .65
Peck Early Potatoes .....— L25 .65
Peck Sweetclover ..,.-.-.65 .35
Peck Rutabagas ......- 65 .35
Calico Corn -......-.. 1-25 .65
Peck Turnips ...—.. . .. .65 .35
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Best 10 Ears of the following—
1st 2nd
Yellow Corn _$ gg
White Corn ----- gg
Bloody Butcher Corn - gg
Flour Corn --- 1.25 '.65
Rice Pop Com --- ,
Pop Corp, nut rice --- \ f
Bare Ear Com, any variety ---
Corn on Stalk —
Peck of Tomatoes, red - «
Peck of Tomatoes, yellow - '
Peck of Perl Onions _ -?® -*®
Peck of White Onions - °® „
Sample of (Celery ---- ‘
Sample of Peanuts, not on vine - ‘Jr® 3?
One Gallon White Beans, ripe —1- •®® ®
Two Cucumbers, pickling -1- •
Three Beets, table - ’jj®
Sample Pear Tomatoes —1-*- ®® „
One Gallon Lina Beans ---~- -”®
Sample Red Peppers - -”® ,®
Sample Kohl-Rabi - -°® '"®
Six Winter Radishes - •jr®
Six Carrots _ -°® *®
Six Parsnius - °® -*®
Three Cabbages - *jj® *®®
Three Pumpkins, stock . •j™ ’®®
Three Pumpkins, pie - -®® ^®
Three Winter Squashes - •”® ®®
Three Summer Squashes -
Three Muskme’ous - •"®
Display Eggplant - -®® -®®
Heaviest Watermelon - •“®
Heaviest Pumpkin -
Heaviest Squash - *®®
Best Display of Agricultuial Products
raised by exhibitor -*-2.00 1.00
GRA?N AND SEED
Sheaf leaves should be e rches at band, neatly stripped of leaves
:d neatly tied.
Articles lot listed, Vz premium
1st 2nd
Oats - __$ -65 $ .35
Peas ZIZZZZ1_.--- M .35
Winter Wheat -- -3f
Spring Wheat - 3|
Timothy _ ^
Clover, red _ -65 -3jj
Lima Beans - -65
Sorghums - °5 -3"
Spelts - f 35
Soy Bean ---™
Rye - -65 -35
Alfalfa Hay - -65 -3»
Barley - 3®
Field Beans _ .55 .35
FRUITS
MRS. G. H. GRIMES. Superintendent
All exhibits must be entered and in place by 5:00 p.m.,
September 1, 1953.
All fruits must be raised by exhibitors in Holt county.
The judges shall pass all decayed, withered and inferior fruit as
not fit for premium.
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Tractor Driving
Contest Planned
The tractor driving contest will
be sponsored by the local tractor
dealers of Chambers and the
John Deere agency from O’Neill.
Those tractors represented will
be:
Allis - Chalmers, International,
Case, Ford and John Deere.
Rules adopted by the state
4-H tractor driving competition
committee will apply.
Operators are to be judged nn
ability, safety and handling of
tractors and themselves.
First prize $8.
Second prize $6.
Third prize $4.
Fourth prize $2.
Chambers, Stuart >
Bands to Play
The Chambers and Stuart high
school bands have been engaged
to provide music for the two
entertainment days at the fair.
The Chambers band will pre
sent a concert immediately prior
to the baseball game on Thurs
day, and the Stuart band will
provide a concert at approximate
ly the same time Friday.
The bands also will be heard
in the evenings. There will be
baseball games both afternoons.
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