County Fair Premium Rules and Prizes
Open to residents of Wright, Douglas and Webster counties with free entries for all competitors. Entries must be in by noon on the second day. livestock excepted. Exhibits risk loss while the show provides limited protection. superintendents assist placement and judges decide premiums. Ground rights require 50 percent advance. outside county entries invited but not for premiums. Executive committee lists officers. Premiums include pest saddle horse and various livestock prizes with first and second amounts.
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Wright, Douglas
Webster Counties
Departmente
Premicum
Wright, Douglas and
Webster
Horses and Mules Class A winners and prizes
Readable fragment notes Horses and Mules Class A with L Hensley G W Tripp R D Buggins as superintendents. Best Draft team awarded first prize of $200.
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L Hensley
G. W. Tripp
D. Buggins
Cattle and Swine Classes and Prizes Listed
The notice details prizes for cattle and hog classes including Best Shorthorn Durham cow Best Hereford cow Best Jersey cow Best Guernsey cow Best Holstein cow Best Red Polled cow and calves with first and second prize amounts. Included are hog classes with Poland China Berkshire Duroc entries and corresponding rewards. Names of superintendents Reed Harlin Gro and others appear alongside judging notes.
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Joe H. Denois
Jon Kipper
W. F. Jones
Nis
Durham
Herford
Reed Harlin Gro
Oldfield
Shockley Tire Co
Poland
China
Brouths
Reed Harlin Gro Ov
Berkshire
Wells Heavy
Reed Harlin
Livestock Show Premiums for Hampshire and Chester White Shoats
The notice lists cash awards for various Hampshire and Chester White breeds and combinations of shoats and sows. Prizes include first and second places with amounts ranging from two dollars to two hundred dollars, for items such as boars sows and litters, under six months old and suckling pigs.
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Jersey
Hampshire
Hampshire Sun
Chester White
Sheep and Goats Class Winners and Prizes
Sheep and goats judged under D and E divisions with superintendents Jones G W Fuge and Frank Broyles. Best raw prizes list first second money amounts. Best ewe and spring lamb awards show first second and pair awards with cash values.
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E Jones
G. W. Fuge
Frank Broyles
Poultry Class Awards List from County Fair Exhibits
Premium results for E J Paterson and others show best pens for Barred Plymoth Rocks White Plymth Rocks Buff Plymth Rocks White Wyandottes and many breeds with first prizes ranging from 1.00 to 3.00 and various second prizes. Conkey’s remedies are listed as premium sponsors.
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J. W. Paterson
L. H Crane
Oscar Rippee
H. A. Haswell
Plymoth Rocks
Conkeys
Rhode Island Reds
Rhode Island
Conkey
G. E. Conkey Co
Cleveland
Conukey
Farm Products Class at Fair Lists Winners
Dr. R. Snyder and W. B. Gobble are among superintendents for the Farm Products class. White corn showing strong entries with top honors awarded to the first place Sle car and second place 2c car in a judged display of farm produce.
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Dr. R. Snyder
W. B. Gobble
Eli Gordop
Best in Show at County Fair Food and Farm Arts
Readable portion lists prizes for a county fair including Best Yellow Corn first prize 500 second, Best Pop Corn first 50c second 25c, Best peck Trish Potatoes first 50c second 2hc, Best Cucumbers 1-2 dozen first 50c second 25c, Best Map of Missouri and Wright County prizes, and various vegetables and art awards with monetary rewards and competing items.
Grains And Grasses Competition Prizes Listed
Grains and grasses event presided by Leo Dorrell T W Freeman and A Maxwell with prizes for wheat oats rye cowpeas kaffir corn and various sheaves. Awards include firsts at 50 cents to 60 cents and seconds ranging from 21 to 75 cents, with cotton and tobacco prizes noted.
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Leo Dorrell
T. W. Freeman
A. Maxwell
Ziv
Bost Kaffir
Cora Peck
Lou
Horticultural Dept awards for apples and fruits
A list of department winners and prizes for multiple apple varieties including Missouri Pippin, Arkansas Black, Jonathan, Willow Twig, Korman Beauty, Huntsman Favorite, Northern Spy, York Imperial, Maiden Blush, and others with first and second place cash or plate prizes. Also notes on grapes and peaches with corresponding awards.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Korman
Ingram
Huntsman
York
Wall River
Zhu
Educational Class Education H od Salsbury
Mrs Ray J Brown and J Lon Dennis serve as superintendents in a joint educational class program focusing on local schooling.
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Od Salsbury
Ray J. Brown
J. Lon Dennis
Fair Prize List Showcases Handicrafts and Baked Goods
The notice lists prizes for home economics and crafts, including silk quilts, patchwork, embroidery, linens, knitted items, and baby garments. It details categories like bread, cakes, jellies, preserves, honey, butter, sorghum, candy, and coffee as prizes, with donors Reed Harlin Grocery Co and Steve Yates supporting several awards.
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Canova
Reed
Harlin Grocery Co
Steve Yates
Wichitas Best
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the Ozarks
Wright County Agricultural Fair
Mansfield, Mo
A J. Clarks
J. E Craig
W. A. Black
O. B. Davis
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Pest
Jass C—Hows
H. “I. Surcross
J. W. Breothauer
Fred Oetting
Annoia Guts
Buff
Plymouth Rocks
Wright County
Douglas County
A. R. Figgins
W. C. Reece
Hay J. Brown
J—Fanccy
D. R. Snyder
H.C. Yancey
Reed-Harliv Gro.Co
Crochet
Earnshaw Knitting Co
Chicago
Home Economics
G. N. Benjamin
T. R. Dean
M. E. Stephens
C. C. Newton
H. J. Salsbury
Canova Coffee
Reed Harlin Grocery
Wright County Fa
Fair Management
Mansfield Fair
Landers Lumber Company
Meridan Creamery Company
Willow Springs Creamery Company
C. Newton, C. L. Turner
R. A. Alcorn Hardware CO
Woods Evertz
Wilson
Remington
Wincheater
Colt
Oliver
Diamond Edge
Keen Kutter
Disston
Western Clipper & Kelly
Nicholson
The
Mansfield
Mansfield Produce Co
C. L. Turner
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