Open Class
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Bag, cotton, wool or silk
"Afghan
Bedspread
Buffet Set
Center Piece
Collar and Cuff 9et
Dress, child’s
Doily
Gloves
Scarf and Beret
Hats, girls’ and women’s
Scarf, buffet
Scarf, dresser
Scarf, piano
Sweater, children’s
Sweater, men’s
Sweater, Women’s
"Table Cloth
"First prize $1.25; second, 65c.
Embroidery
First prize 65c; second, 35c
A—APPLIQUE :
Apron
Buffet Set
Center Piece
Luncheon Cloth
Scarf, pillow
Towel, tea set
Towel, guest
Vanity Set
Window Curtains
B—CROSS STITCH:
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Buffet Set
Center Piece
Scarf, dresser
Towel, tea set
Towel, guest
Vanity Set
Window Curtains
C—CUT WORK:
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Center Piece
Pillow Slips
Scarf, piano
Scarf, dresser
Vanity Set
D—EMBROIDERED:
First prize 65c
Bag, laundry
Buffet Set
Bed Spread
Center Piece
Chair Set
Crib Cover
Drawn Work
Doily
Dress, baby's
Dress, child’s
Hemstitching
Pillow Slips
Scarf, dresser
Scarf, piano
Sewing Machine Cover
Towel, guest
Towel, tea set
Wall Panel
Window Curtains, two
E—SOFA PILLOW
First prize 65c
Appliqued
Crocheted
Cross Stitched
Embroidered
Organdy
Patch Work
Knitting
First prize 65c
*Afghan
*Bags, cotton, silk or wool
^Bedspread
Beret and Scarf
Dress, child’s
Dress, lady’s
Gloves or mittens
Lace, one yard or more
■'First prize $1.25
Quilts
First prize $1.25
Applique
Cotton Patch Work
Cross Stitch
HORNER LBR. CO.
ROBERT HORNER, Manager
£ BUILDING MATERIALS
£ BUILDER’S HARDWARE
0 MINNESOTA PAINTS
Atkinson-Phone 6121
Congratulations To The Fair!
ED THORIN
O’NEILL, NEBRASKA
! LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER
Private Listings and Auction Sales
AUCTIONEER
; REAL ESTATE LOANS
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
FARMS, RANCHES & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTIONS
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PITTSBURG PAINTS
Buy Now-for we have a complete
! stock of
PITTSBURG PAINTS
WALHIDE — Oil base paint.one coat covers any surface.
- SUN-PROOF — House paint.enriched with “Vitrolized
: f Oil” for lasting protection.
FLORHIDE — Specially designed for wood or cement floors and
steps.
WATER-SPAR — Enamels and varnishes give new beauty and
longer life to woodwork and furniture.
RANGES - - HEATERS
Monarch-Monogram-Super Flame
BOTTLE GAS SERVICE
Dexter Washers — Builder's Hardware
| Builder's Tools
COYNE HARDWARE
R. R. HERLEY MELVIN RUZICKA
O’NEILL, NEBRASKA
Outline Work
Worsted Patchwork
Rugs
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Braided
Crocheted
Fluff
Hooked
Indian Tied
Knit
New Art (made with crooked
crochet-like needle)
Singer Craft
Tufted Waffle Weave
Woven, by hand
Woven, by hand loom
Hand Craft
BASKETRY
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Baskets, any size
Tray
FLOWERS
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Corsage, and medium
Chenille
Nylon
Paper
Wood Fiber
LEATHER CRAFT
First prize 65c; second, 35c
*Handbag
Belt or Billfold
*First prize 1.25; second, 35c
METAL CRAFT
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Etching, aluminum or copper
Hammered aluminum or copper
Tolled aluminum or copper
PAINTING
First prize 65c; second, 35c
China /
Dish (not real china), brush
Dish (not real china), glass or
metal, by tube
Picture, oil paint, free hand
Picture, oil paint prepared can
vas
Picture, watercolor
—
i aii entries must be grown by
exhibitor. Place specimens in
milk bottle or fruit jars.
C f, A
SPECIMENS—Five Stems
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Zinnia, giant
Zinnia, dwarf
Marigolds, giant
Cosmos
Petunia, ruffled
Section B
ARRANGEMENTS
First prize 65c; second, 35c
All Vegetables
Fruits and Flowers, combinations
Humorous, featuring vegetables
Babes in the Woods, composition
4-H Division
SUPERVISORS
A. Neil Dawes — County Agent'
Mrs. Catherine Indra — Home
Agent
Mrs. Lloyd Gleed — 4-H Exhibit
Hall
(READ THESE RULES)
1. Entries for Class J are lim
ited to boys and girls enrolled in
4-H clubs in Holt County.
O'Neill Cleaners
Daily Pickup and Delivery
1 Alterations
I
425 E. Douglas St.
O’Neill, Nebr.
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1
Montgomery
Hardware
O'Neill, Nebr.
Inman
Auto Hospital
j Beer, Pop, Gas, Oil
s Ed Chudomelka, Prop.
Phone 92
2. All entries in this class will
clear through the County Agent’s
office. All entries shall be made
through the local club leader or
fair superintendents.
3. Exhibits must represent the
exhibitor’s own work accomplish
ed since the last fair.
4. 4-H exhibits may not be
shown in open class.
5. Only articles mentioned in
the premium list will be eligible
to receive premiums.
6. No premium money will be
paid by the management until
project records are up to date at
fair time and approved by the 4-H
club leader.
7. In case of only one entry,
prize shall be awarded on quality.
8. All possible diligence and
care will be used to prevent loss
or injury to exhibits, but the man
agement of the fair will in no way
be responsible should loss or in
jury occur. Each club is respon
sible for entering and removing
exhibits.
9. 9ee general rules for remov
al of exhibits.
ENTRY DAY—AUGUST 14
JUDGING DAY—AUGUST 15
DEMONSTRATION DAY
AUGUST 16
Entry Rules
4-H livestock may be entered
any time before and up to 6 p.m.
Entry Day. Members are urged
to enter by mail. Please send en
tries to HENRY WOOD, superin
tendent of livestock, Ewing, Ne
braska five days prior to entry
day.
All Hereford and Angus Steers
must be weighed on fair grounds
for classification purposes. The
scales will be furnished by Fair
Board.
Send approximate weight of
stocker feeder calves when mak
ing entries.
All livestock to be in place and
ready for judging Judging Day by !
9 a.m.
Agricultural, home economics
and all other 4-H exhibit entries
to be entered and in place by 6
p.m. Entry Day. Judging of ex
hibits will be on Judging Day.
Judging of individual and team
demonstrations, home economics
judging contests to take place on
Demonstration Day.
Livestock judging to be Judging
Day except saddle horses which
will be the morning of the last
day, and need not be on grounds
before the last day.
l ot I
Individual and Team
Demonstrations
A team demonstration shall con
sist of two members of the same
standard boy's or girls’ 4-H club
in which the record of each mem
ber is up-to-date at fair time. In
dividual demonstrations may be
given by any individual in his own
project. Team demonstrations
should not be more than 30 min
utes and individual demonstra
tions more than 20 minutes in
length. Judges’ questions only will
be scored in competitive demon
strations. Home economics and
agricultural demonstrations will
start at 0 a.m. on Demonstration
Day. Premiums are as follows:
Team Demonstrations
Premium number B R W
1. Livestock .$3 $2 $1
2. Clothing . $3 $2 $1
3. Food preparation $3 $2 $1
4. Homemaking .$3 $2 $1
5. Food preservation . $3 $2 $1
6. Agriculture . $3 $2 $1
tB-Blue, R-Red, W-White)
Individual Demonstrations
Blue, $1.50; Red, $1; White, 50c.
Lot 2
Judging Contests
Only members regularly enroll
ed in a home economics project
may compete for prizes in the
contest.
Livestock and dairy judging
contest will be held at 10:00
a.m. on Thursday
Home Economics Judging
Contest Date will be an
nounced later
There will be two divisions in
both agriculture and home econ
omics. The Junior Division under
12, and the Senior Division 12 and
over. Premiums will be awarded
as follows:
Dwaine J.
Lockman
and Gary
Buyer of
SERUM PIGS
Purina Feed Dealer
Phone 3741 and 3173
STUART, NEBR.
BAKER'S AUNEMENT SHOP
O'Neill-Phone 755
WHEELS BALANCED AND FRONT ENDS
ALIGNED ON ALL MAKES OF CARS
1961 Holt County ....
FAIR
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Meats
Your Business
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