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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
4
Yearling mule riding class categories include Best boy rider under 12 Best girl rider under 12 Lady rider over 18 Green saddle horse 5 gaited stallion mare or gelding 3 gaited stallion mare Road class road stallion mare gelding end of halter Road or saddle colt 1 year old. Breed are 78 ee priced 2.50 1.50 2.00 2.50 1.00 50 5.00 tee wee.
The notice lists premiums from the Culinary Department including best angel food cake white layer cake and devil's food cake. Also mentions plate cookies and references specials with a minus fifty cane discount. Names Margaret Smith and Leona Harris appear as superintendents associated with the premiums.
Mrs. M. L. Haning, Superintendent sets entry items and prizes for handcrafts including quilts, pillow cases, scarves, dress, and home arts. Numbers show price or score. rules bar previously winning items and specify submission by noon first day and removal after four o clock second day.
J. B. Harmon shipped three loads of fine cattle to Chicago on Saturday. The Burlington provided an engine and caboose and ran a special train from here to Brookfield since no freight south on Saturday. Accompanied by Ceci Lay, Harmon plans to visit Mr and Mrs Basil Lay in the city.
Mason Dell announces a dog show with classes for pointers under and over one year, Irish Setters, Blue Ribbon show winners, and Best Dog in Show in any age or breed. Prizes include 1.00 to 3.00 per class with rib prizes listed.
A fragmented OCR item mentions figures like 50 and 25 with letters eee eee, WO, and similar. No definite event, date, or names are readable to define a full item.
The document catalogs awardable produce with unit counts and prizes. Entries must be 1935 crops and raised by exhibitors. Items include apples tomatoes carrots cabbage potatoes corn pumpkins squash and other vegetables and field crops with small cash prizes per plate, peck, or head.
Rules require entries by 2:00 p m on the first day and removal after 4:00 p m or on the second day. Birds are fed and cared for free. Compliance with all contest rules is required. The Street Fair Association is not liable for loss or damage but will take protective measures. If only one entry in a class, the second premium goes to the first. Horse and mule entries due by 1:00 on show day. Cooperation and attendance are urged to make the fair a success.
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