4-H (Continued)
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Frozen Food
B R W
Whole meal (this entry
shall contain 5 froz
en foods to help
make up a complete
entry. A menu show
ing other foods ne-)
cessary to supple
ment the frozen
foods will accom
pany the exhibit
written on a 4 x 6
card) .1.50 $1 .75
3 vegetables (3 varie
ties of frozen veget
able will be entered
in duplicate. 1 pack
age will be opened
and judged for qual
ity, 1 used for ex
hibit. This will make
6 packages) .1.00 .75 .50
3 fruits (3 varieties of
frozen fruit will be
entered in duplicate.
1 package will be op
ened and judged for
quality, 1 used for
exhibit. This will
make 6 packages) . .1.00 .75 .50
Poultry, 2 packages. . .75 .50 .35
Bird Club
(Choose any 2) B R W
Eird house .65 .50 .35
Picture display of
birds .65 .50 .35
Bird lunch counter .. .65 .50 .35
Entomology
Collections: Exhibit to consist of
at least 25 different kinds (spe
cies of Nebraska insects. Speci
mens to be mounted properly
and labeled correctly. (Dupli
cate insects may be included
but will not receive credit toward
the requirements.) Blue, $1.50;
red, $1; white, .75.
Equipment: Used in collecting and
mounting insects: A net, a kill
ing jar, and a mounting block.
Blue, .75; red, .50; white, .25.
Fix-It
(Choose any 3) B R W
Homemake game.75 .50 .25
Repaired article .75 .50 25
Homemade puzzle.75 .50 .25
Repaired garment..75 .50 .25
Farm Forestry
(Choose any 2) B R W
Leaf, twig and seed
collection .1.00 .75 .50
Farmstead planting ar
rangement .1.00 .75 .50
Poster, how to plant
trees .75 .50 .25
Garden
Garden display of any 3 of the
following (limited to one collec
tive entry), blue, $2; red, $1.50;
white, $1.
Carrots, plate of 6; beets, plate of
6; tomatoes, plate of 6; turnips,
plate of 6; potatoes, plate of 6;
corn, 6 ears; onions, plate of 6;
string beans, plate of 12; vine
crops, 2.
Rope
B R W
Display of splices,
hitches and knots .. .75 .50 .25
Rope halter .75 .50 .25
R.E.A.
(Choose any 2) B R W
Connection and splice
display .75 .50 .25
Electric motor .75 .50 .25
Line tester .75 .50 .25
Safety display .75.50 .25
Soil Conservation and Crops
(Choose any 2) B R W
Mounted grass collec
tion .1.00 .75 .50
Sheaf grains .1.00 .75 .50
Grass seed collection 1.00 .75 .50
Threshed grain (1
gal.) .75 50 .25
Tractor
B R W
Record of tractor (per
formance and fuel,
oil and grease) ....1.00 .75 .50
Display of carburetion
or ignition • system 1.00 .75 .50
Yard Beautification I
(Choose any 3) B R W
Sketch of home
grounds at start of
project and a sketch
showing improve
ments to be made .. .75 .50 .25
Scrapbook showing at
least 5 species of
trees, 5 species of
shrubs and 10 pic
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tures of annual flow
er .75 .50 .25
Handicraft article (per
project book) .
Plant markers, set of 3 .75 .50 25
Birdhouse or feeder .. .75 .50 .25
Nail keg seat . .75 .50 .25
Yard Beautification II
(Choose any 2) B R W
Sketch showing im
provements made .. .75 .50 .25
Handicraft (per pro
ject book) .
Portable picnic table . 1.00 .75 .50
Wild flower collection .75 .50 .25
Trash burner .75 .50 .25
Woodworking
(Choose any 2) B R W
Woodworking require
ments (group of) ..1.00 .75 .50
Tool box or board ...1.00 .75 .50
Accident prevention
board .1.00 .75 .50
Photography
B R W
Scrapbook of pictures
taken in project, in
cluding pictures of
animals, person,
landscapes .75 .50 .25
4-H Bee Keeping
B R W
Honey display ....... .75 .50 .25
Junior Leadership
(Open only to those actually en
rolled in this project)
A display showing junior leader
ship activities the exhibitor has
done to help his or her club
program. Blue, 75; red, .50;
white, .25.
Miscellaneous
(Only 1 in each group) B R W
Poster .75 .50 .25
Secretary book .75 .50 .25
Scrapbook of 4-H pro
jects .75 .50 .25
News articles (d
mounted on 1 sheet
of paper with date
published) .75 .50 .25
Dakotan Signed as
Rodeo Announcer
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Lyle Graves of Rapid City, S.D ,
veteran rodeo announcer, has
been signed to perform at the
rodeo and cutting horse contest,
which will be features of the 1955
Holt County Fair.
Graves has worked some of the
larger rodeos, including the Black
Hills Round-up, Custer (S.D.)
Gold Discovery Days, Sundance
CWyo.) Rodeo and the South Da
kota State High School Rodeo.
May people believe it is bad
luck to kill a stork.
Beekeepers Hold
Picnic at Neligh
The Nebraska State Beekeep
ers’ picnic was held at the park
in Neligh on Sunday, Julv 17. The
Martin brothers were the hosts.
There were 64 adults registered
and no count of the children.
Mrs. LeRoy Reents of Lincoln
was elected queen of the Nebras
ka Honey Producers association.
She will be crowned at the state
convention in Lincoln in Novem
ber.
Door prize was won by Walter
Wolvin of Primrose.
Mrs. J. C. Higgins of South
Sioux City, Harold Miller of O’
Neill and Harry Moore of Beat
rice were each winners of a box of
wax foundation given by the
Sioux Bee association.
Dale Beilin, 21, of O’Neill
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This is a scene from last year’s rodeo at the Holt County Fair.
Some performers who appeared here a year ago will be returning
and already have filed their entries.
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