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RED CLOUD FARMERS' INSTITUTE
- ' Deitiber 8fl2;jl919 u
T. W. White
Clarence Johnston
D. C. Bell
C. J. Piatt
Frank Bcnrt
Henry Johnson
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' BOARD OF DIRECTORS
j H. Elllngcr, President f Fred Mmirer, Vico-Prcsident
Henry GHham, Secretary ' J. W. -AhM, Treasurer
Jo Crow ' ". . V F. W. Cowdcn J
' '. W. J. Lippincott . r
Tom Swartz '
r-?9wa!Fl, .Steward
t Frank Friable . .
' ','.: 4s..c swtton', ,.
p ' H. H. CrowclJ , (,;1;
4 . iicnryvcviivy , , ,
LADIES AUXILIARY' ' "
Mrs. Frank Frfshlc, President 5 'Mrs. F. 'E. Mnurcr, Vice-President; Mrs.
Halbert Thomns, Secretary; M" D. II. Kaley, Mrs. G. W. Hummel, Mrs. W.
H. Thomas, Mi's. Wm. Wolfe, Mrs. .Max Mixer, Miss Mollic Ferris, Mrs. A. E.
Boles, Miss Minnie Christian, Mrs. B. W. Stewart. . ,
All entries close at 10:00 o'clock, December 9, 1919. All articles entered
for competition must bo in place by 10:00 Dec. 9, 1919. All entries shall be
made at the secretary's ofHco at the State Bank, except Woman's Department.
Entry fees nie duo at time of entry. Picmium list as published will bo strictly
adhered to. Public school, civic and Btock parade at 2:00 P. M., Friday, Dec.
12.
Entries may be made at any time prior to the opening of the institute.
'PROGRAM
Monday, December 8 , ,.,..... .Entry Day
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No. 2.
No. 3.
No. 4.
No. 5.
No. 6.
No. 7.
No. 8.
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No. 25.
No. 20.
No. 27.
No. 28.
No. 29.
No. 30.
1.00
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Tuesday, December 9, 1 P. M .'.... .Judging Hogs
Tuesday night 7:30 P. M. Program by Red Cloud high school and Rural schools
Wednesday, 10 A. M. Students Judging Contest
Wednesday, 1 P. M Judging Calf Club Calves and Pig Clug Pigs
"Wednesday, 2 P. M Judging Cattle
Wednesday -. Judging Farm Products
Wednesday, 7:30 ". Music, R. C. H. S. Orchestra; H. M. Wells
Wednesday, 8:30 Music, vocal; Prof. Fillcy
Thursday, 10 A. M , Judging Horses and Poultry
Thursday, 1 P. M J. M. Steward Dispersion. Sale
Thursday, 6P.M .' Stockmens' Banquet
Thursday, 8 P. M '.'. Calf Club Sale
Friday, 2 P. M . . Civic, Stock and School Parade"
HORSES CLASS A.
A fee of 50c for each entry.
Horse Exhibit at Bcssc Auditorium
Ago of horses will be computed from January 1st of the year foaled. '
Joe Crow, Red Cloud, Superintendent -
Howard Gramlich, Lincoln, Ncbr., Judge
Lot 1 Draft. '.
1-1.
B'est Stallion oyer 2 years $5.00
Best Stallion over 1 year and under 2 4.00
Maie or Gelding 4 years and over 3.00
Maio or Gelding 3 years and under 4 , 3.00
Mare or Gelding 2 years and under 3 3.00
Colt 1 year and .under 2 3.00
Colt G months and under 1 year 3.00
Best mare' and colt at side 3.00
Lot ,2 Roadster and Coach
Same as Draft
Lot 3 Jacks and Mules
Same as Draft
Lot 4
Best team.Shetland ponies 2.00
Best carriage team 3.00
Best single driver 3.00
Get of stallion, not less than 5 colts under 2 years old . . 5.00
Best team of farm horses to be shown on halter 3.00
Best team mules to be shown on halter 3.00
CATTLE CLASS B.
Cattle exhibit at Bcssc Auditorium
A fee of 50c for each entry
C. B. Steward, Red Cloud, Superintendent
Ashton Shallcnbcrger, Alma, Neb., Judge
The date of computing the age of cattle shall bo from Sept. 1st in all
classes except Junior clas.scs, which bhall be fiom January 1st.
AMERICAN SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION arc offering
two handsome ribbons for Champion Shorthorn Bull nnd Champion Shorthorn
Cow. Also $25.00 cash for the Champion Bull. In addition to the above offer
local bleeders aie putting up $15.00 cash for Champion Cow.
Lot 1. Shorthorn and Polled Durhams
1st
Bull 3 years old and over $3.00
Bull 2 years old and under 3 3.00
Senior yearling bull 3,00
Junior ycariing bull 3,00
Senior bull calf '. : , , , , 30
Junior bull calf 3,00
Cow 3 years old and over 3,00
Cow 2 years old and under 3I00
Senior ycariing heifer 3,00
Junior ycariing heifer '. 3,00
Senior heifer calf 3,00
Junior heifer calf 3,00
Best hoid, beef bioed, one bull and female 3.00
Get of she, i animals 3,00
Pioduce of dam, 2 animals 3.00
Calf hoid, bull and 2 heifers under one year, bied by ex-
W&'tor .' 3.00
Sweepstakes bull
Sweepstakes Cow -....-. Ribbon
Lot 2. Herefords
Lot 3. Angus
Lot 4. Galloway
' Lot 5. Red Poll
Lot G. Holstcin
Lot 7. Jerseys
Lot 8. Milking Shorthorns
All of the Above Same as Shorthorns
SWINE CLASS C.
Swine Exhibit at Desse Auditorium
A feo of 50c for each entry.
No. 1. Ram Lamb under one year 4 . . t, 12.00
No. 2. Ram over one year ,...........,.,......., 2.00 1.00
No. 3. Ewe Lamb under one year . . . .' 2.00 1.00
No, 4. Ewe, over one year 2.00 1.00
No. 5. Pen 1 Ran 2 Ewes 3.00 2.00
No. 6. Sweepstakes, Ram , Ribbon
No. 7. Sweepstakes, Ewe 1 Ribbon
Lot 2. Shropshircs, same as Harftpshircs.
POULTRY CLASS E. .
... Poultry Exhibit in Peterson Building ,
, uIno Stanscr and Ji -K. Butler, Red Cloud, Superintendent ,
II. M. Wells, Lincoln, Judge
t Thcic will be two premiums. 1st $1.50 and -2nd 75c, on the best trio of all
standard varieties of poultry. Trio consists'of one male and two females,
t Entry fee 25c per trio. Regulation coops will be furnished by the institute.
Entry blanks will bo mailed on application to the Superintendents of poultry.
No charge for blanks, leg bands and feed.
Any bird showing symptoms of disaase vbcn lecdvcd or during the ex
hibition will be removed at once.
All birds will be scored by the judge accouling to the American Standard
of perfection.
Sweepstake ribbon to "highest scoring trio of chickens.
In computing for Swcopstakcs ribbon, white birds are handicapped 2
points; black U points nnd buff 1 'point over parti-colored.
Lbt 2 Chonn
Trio of Capons, any brcctt ..-...,. .v. . . $1.50
Lof. 3. . . Ducks, Gese, Turkeys
Best pair, any breed .....'. Tl.50
Lot 4 uantams, Kaohtts aim rets cntcrcu tree
FARM PRODUCTS
Farm Products in Peterson Building '
Ben Pcgg, Superintendent
W. R. Ward, Holdrcgc, Judge
AH products must have been grown bv the exhibitor in the season of 1919.
, Lot 1 Corn
" .- 1st 2nd
BcBflO ears of yellow corn-. ... , , $1.00, .$0.60
$0.75
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No. 10.
No. 17.
No. 18.
No. 19.
No. 22.
No. 23.
No. 24.
No. 25.
No. 26.
No. 27.
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Date for
computing ago of hogs shall bo Sept. 1st for senior classes and
March 1st, for Junior Classes v
Clurencc Johnston, Red Cloud, Superintendent"
Floyd Briggs, Clay Center, Judge
Lot 1 Poland Chinas.
No. 32.
No. 33.
No. 34.
No. 35.
No. 36.
No. 37.
No. 38.
No. 1.
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Best 10 cars white coin . . .'. .'l.OO
Best 10 cars red or bloody butcher corn 1.00
Best 10 cars of calico corn -.7. ...7.. 1.00
Best 10 ears of any color . ,-r LOO
Best collection of corn 100
Best 10 cars yellow corn raised by boy under 16 yrs. old 1.00
Best 10 ears white corn raised by boy under 16 yrs. old 1.00
Best 10 cars-sweet corn "-00
Best 10 oars pop corn LOO
Best peck of wheat I L00
Best peck oats -.... 1-00
Best peck -rye - 100
Best peck Kaffir com LOO
Best peck 'cane seed , ..- "-00
Best peck millet seed .... : LOO
Best peck early Ohio potatoes "-00
Best peck ofrany other variety 1.00
Best pcck.of sweet potatoes LOO
No. 20., Best 12" onions
No. 21. Best 12 turnips 0
Best 12 table beets , ""
Best six parsnips j
Best six carrots ' "
Bcst3, mangel beets "
Best citron !?
Best watermelon j 9!;
Best two pumpkins "
Jinct- ! cnnnolios ..." "
Best two cashaws
Best plate apples
Ben Davis
Delicious
Gano .........
Grimes Golden'
Greenings l". 2x
Northern spy "x
Pippins i fO
Wealthy ' 2"
Wolf River - i
Wine Sap, etc. "
Best collection of tame grasses !"
Best bale of wild hay J-"
Best bale of alfalfa hay : ViVii' inn
Best sample of not less than three 19 cuttings of alfalfa 1.00
Alfalfa seed ..-. ""00
Best sample of sedan grass hay ""
nnn vnl nt Qn.lnn frrfioei ennri ...................... 1"U
WEBSTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU JUNIOR PROJECTS
Exhibit in Hesse Auuuonum
Henry Fausch, County Ajicnt, Superintendent
Howard Gramlich, Lincoln, Judge
Hereford Calf Club
r . .1 T) um ..! A niAAintiAn
9-u-y" ' "i t?,i riniwl Rtntr. Hank
.'.'.'"Rod Cloud State Bank
ot 11 ... rir Pint.
The American Shoi thorn Breeders Association is putting up 50.00 and
the Red Cloud State Bank $40.00 making a total of $90.00.
Total of $30.00 on each of the 3 groups of nine calves in each group;
Ribbon for Sweepstakes Heifers.
No. 1. $10.00
No. 2. 8.00
No. 3. G.00 ,
No. 4. 4.00
N" County'SurVeyor7Geo. H. Overing offers a $1.00 prize to.the calf in each
group weighing the most on the basis of a ton mile.
County Agent, Fausch will give $5.00 to the member who has the best
written storv of how he fed and cared for his calf.
STUDENTS STOCK JUDGING CONTEST .
Each High School is allowed to enter one team consisting of 3 members.
Highest scoring team f nn
nil fJ.UU
second icam a nn
Third team . 4 'XX
rilKllUKL mwi miiiu - -, 9 Oft
second ninnubt imuvuium --. inn
All members of calf and pig clubs are eligible to compete in Individual
contest with mcmbeivof judging teams. i.,.enB ,!
Each contestant will be requited to place 4 hogs, 4 cattle, 4 hoiscs and
100 noints is perfect score. 60 points for Tracings and 40 points for reason.
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
No entry fees in this department.
Entries close at 6:00 P. M. on Tuesday, Dec. 9, except baking, which
mnv be enteied until noon Wednesday, Dec. 10. No entries may be removed
until 4:00 P. M. Friday, Dec. 12. -
Rules for Entries
All articles must have been made by exhibitor. ,...., .
Any article having leccivcd first premium at Former's Institute hereto
fore cannot bo enteied for a premium. , , . ,
Any article entered in a display cannot ho entered for a single premium
Articles entered for premiums may be sold by exhibitors but the officers'
of the Institute will neither make sales nor collect money. Articles sold
cannot ho removed from hall until close of Institute. ,
All articles entered for premiums must bo finished.
Each bi cad exhibitor can enter but one brand of flour. '
In case of no competition, the first premium will be awarded socornl
3.00
$1.W I Best six cookies made from honey 50
nest six ginger cooxtcs ., uu
Best six fruit cookies , , , , ..50
Best six oatmeal cookies .' .60
PIES
Best fruit tfie t ,.50
Best pumpkin pie 50
Best mince pie , .50
Best any one crust pie .' 50
Best dried apples ' , 50
Best canhed meats .-. 50
Best canned soups' .; 50
PICKLES
Best cucumber pickles 50
Bpst pickled cliorrics 60
Bpst pickled beets 50
Bpat mix,cI pickles : :....; t.50
. . . JELLY
Best grapq jelly , i.50
Best anpfo jelly ,..., i ,", t.50
Best plum jelly , 50
Best cranberry jolly 50
Best gooseberry jelly ; . 50
Best Jam 4 50
MISCELLANEOUS .
Best cottage cheese without cream and seasoning - . .50
Best home made soap 50
NEEDLEWORK
' Mrs. F. E. Maurcr and Mrs. A. E. Boles, Superintendents
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Best piece- of eyelet embroidery 50
Best French embroidery . . 50
Best pieco punch work t .50
Best piece cross sUtch 50
.vai iwu lluiUdilUL ...... rT. ......... . (UU
TBcst piece battenburg . ", rviivf: 50
ucst picccbiaiu lace . ... t ....... . ": 50
Best 'embroidered towel 7. . 50
Best embroidered waist 50
Best embroidered pillow case -. ,t . . .: . .-i 50
Best tatting .T; 50
Best fancy sheet and pillow cases 50
Bcs.t made-over garment for children 76
Best made-over garment for ladies-. . . 75
xicsL claming ........................... 1. ...... ..... .uvi
Best patched niticle 50
CROCHETING,
Best silk crocheted article .....' 50
Best woolen crocheted article 50
Best cotton crocheted article 50
Best cotton or linen crocheted lace 50
Best crocheted bcd-spicad .50
Best Irish crochet 50
Best crocheted bag ."". 50
Best, cotton crocheted yoke , .50
Best crocheted centerpiece ' ',.50
KJN1TT1NU '
Best silk knit ai ticlc ; ,50
Best woolen knit sweater '. r. 50
Best woolen knib scai f 1 .' 50
Best woolen knit socks ; 50 -
Best cotton .knit article k '.50 "
nest cotton or linen lace ." uu
Best knit bed-spread 50
Best woolen knit article 50
SOFA PILLOWS
Best Hardangcr , . . .' '. 50
Best embroidered, cotton," silk or wool . v.50
Best novelty pillow '.50
ARTICLES MADE BY LADIES OVER SIXTY .YEARS OF AGE
Miss Mollie Ferris, Superintendent s-
1st ,-
Best display of tatting or crochet v. . . .75 -
Best piece of eyelet embroidery 75
Best-piece of hardangcr -. .75
Best piece of drawn work '. . " .75
Best piece of battenburg ' 75
Best piece of tatting '. 75
Best crocheted article 75
Best hand-mndc Tug ." 75
Best knit or crocheted afghan 75
DCt Knit $CQiGl' it)
Best knit or crocheted lace .' L 75
Best knit article .' ' 75
Best knit mittens ' 75
Best log cabin quilt ' 75
Best French embroidery 75
Best knit or crocheted slippers 75
Best knit or crocheted bedspread 75
Best fancy sheet and pillow cases ; 75
Best piece colored embroidery 75
Best hand-made towel 75
Best fancy apron . 75
Best sofa pillow V. 75
Best cotton pieced quilt 75
Best kepsington bag 75
Oldest quity made during exhibitor's lifetime 75
Best hand-made article made by lady over 80 years ...77.., 75
Best fancy ncedlcwoik by lady over 80 jears old ,,. . .-. .75
' UIKLS' Ufct'AKTMfcJNT
Mrs. W. H. Thomas and Mrs. Max Mtzer, Superintendents'
. Girls entering this department must be under 18 years of age.
Best biead from Amboy flour $2.00 cash $1.00 cash
One sack of Frisbie's self rising pancake flour or one sack of Frisbie'a
breakfast food will be given to each lady or. girl entering bread from Amboy
Hour. .
1st
Best butter $1.00
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Best dark cake
Best lieht cake
Dcst light cake by girl under 10 years
Best dalk cake by girl under 10 years
Best light cake by girl .under 12 years
Best daik cake by girl under 12 years
Best light cake by jfirl under 14 years
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Blest boar 2 years, old and over V
Best Hoar 1 year ojd and undcr2 . . .'.
Jtjst ippar 6 months and under 1 year
Pestkoar undcr."6 months' T . . ..j. . . .
Best sow. 2 years old nnd over
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Best herd, boar and 2 sows
Sweepstakes, boar
Sweepstukes, sow
Lot 2. -Duroo-Jerseys, Bbmc as Poland Chinas.
Lot 3. Berkshire? same as Poland Chinas. "
Lot 4. Chester Vhitc, same as Toland Chinas.
Lot C. HampfihlrcsBajneas Poland Chinas.
' f SHEEP-CLASS D.
Sheep ExhlWt in Bvssc Auditorium
A fee of 50c for each entry.
' B. E. Eshclwan, Bed Ctond, Nebr., Superintendent
Ine Stanter, Red.Cloud, Judge
fit 1 ' IlanDshireii
1st 2ftd
$2,00 1.00
2.00 1.00
2.00 1.00
2.00 1.00
2.00 1430
2.00 1.0Q
2.00 1.00
2.00 1.00
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.....Ribbon
Best one crust Die with meringue
Best one crust pie by girl uder 12 years
Best bread by gill under 18 years
Best com breaf ov girl under i years
Best bread by girl under 12 ycais ...'.
Best sugar cookies . . . i , .
Best six fruit cookies .....'..,.
Best six maple nut cookias
Best grnpo jelly
Best apple jelly .....,
Best crab apple jelly
Best nlum lellv y.
Best cranberry jellv
BestrTfoosebero' jelly
Best beet pickles . . .
uest picKieci cnervies
Best mixed pickles . .
Best cucumber pickles
Best canned pears
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8. The exhibits will be closed during the judging, but the judges will answer
all questions after the judging is completed.
A prize oi $o,uu win do pain to me may muiunj mu wikwi. uumuv i.
entries, including entries in the ladies department and the poultry department.
DISCRETIONARY AND LOAN-DEPARTMENT
Thcjstitute wishes to have a loan exhibit of articles cUher old or rare
or unusual in any. way. Special care will be' taken of these articles and we
hope toTiiavc a large display.
If yoa have any peedlework or cooking exhibits which would bo or inter
est. buLwhlch would not be entered in any of the following department classes,
they will b, entered in the Piscietionary Department nnd will be awarded
premiums according to the decision of the judge.
. M " COOKING DEPARTMENT
Mrs. Wm. Wolfe. Superintendent ,
BREAD
Snecials Offered by the Ambov and Riverton Milling 'Companieu
Best biqad lim Amboy flour , .1st, $5.00va6h.
Bcsthrcad f torn Amboy flour , . , . , .2nd, 48-lb. sack- of WHte Loaf
Best bread from. Riverton flour , ., .W. $"190 cash.
Best bread fiom Riverton flour 2nd. 48-lb. Facie Rirertprr, flour.
One snek of Frisbie's Self Rising Pancnk" Tlour, or,
Ono sack of Frisbio's Breakfast Food will bo given to each lady or(glrl
entering bread from Amboy Flour.
1st .2nd
Best graham bread , $ .50 f.25
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Best canned peaches "....-.?. 60
Best canned tomatoes
Best canned corn
Best canned beans ."....
Best canned pens ......
Best canned raspberries
Best cannert gooseberries
Best canned chorries . . .
Best canned apples
Beat canned tcrapes ....
Best canned strawberries
Dried vegetables' any sort
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Best Bostop brown bread , t 50
'ie$v "ye breau ........(.................................. .ouv
Best bran bread . .. ". .'. . . .50 ,-
Best oatmeal bread ', . , .5Q;
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Best whit layer cakjo ... t . , .". V.r. . , .V. ....,..'...:...
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Host ilnll plntlios. 4th prade
Best, crocheted edge bath sets, 5th grade
BesT soxrnrbacsi Gth crwlc. .. . . . .......
Best sample stitches, 7tl) grade
uepi tciuiy pears, an gi-uno
Best Ooll.jUght gowns, 9th grjade . .
Best lafga'night gow'ns, 9th grade
Best kimonas, Dth .grade
Best middy, 9th grade , . . . .
Best hemstitching .
Best French hemming .....
Best white, embroidery ,.,..
Best crocheted yoke . , ,
Tlesfc crocheted lace
Bett knitted socks ,.....',........ . '
Best knitted sweater , ,.,....
Best tatted article ' '
Best tatted trimming ?
Best machineTnado corset. cover , ...
Best machine made garment .j .........
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