Exhibitor Rules For County Society Fair
Residents may join the Society for one year by paying one dollar. Members may enter articles in their own name or a relative's, vote, and receive privileges. Entries must be at the business office before show closure, with proper class placement. Exhibits are supervised by Superintendents who place and safeguard items during the Fair. Cards with entry numbers must be displayed for judges. Judges cannot compete in their own classes, and premiums paid to violators are forbidden. Animals must not be tied except at racks. No removal before 8 PM on the last day. First prize winners may earn a diploma later. second-year eligibility resumes. Third-day viewing assigns blue or red badges to first and second prize animals. Farms and gardens must be entered by August 1 prior. Attempts to influence committees result in forfeiture. Members failing to obey the marshal may be expelled. No tenants on Floral Hall grounds except for exhibition deliveries. Premiums must be applied for before December's Annual Meeting.
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Instructions to Judges at Beerstory County Fair
The Judges must report at ten, form a quorum, and may award premiums. Premiums barred when not deserved and foreign entries stay county exclusive. Domestic crafts must be state produced. Ownership and six months residency required for premium eligibility. Written committee reports are required.
Proceedings Overview of 1863 Exhibition Days
First day focuses on stock entry and Floral Hall decoration. Second day features viewing committee meetings, entry books, and examinations of entries. Third day includes trotting trials, annual address, society election, committee reports, and saddle horse judging before closing ceremony.
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