Butter Exhibit Rules and Premium Limits
Market for butter labeled on the tub. Premiums not awarded for butter tested with a trier or scored by an expert. Maximum premium per exhibitor set at $10. Entries to be made in advance to save time and reduce errors. Judgment by an expert on a 100 point scale in the Butter Department M Domestic.
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Patten’s
Astrachan
Perry Trussett
Neufchatel
Antonovka
Scott
Alexander
Ae Switzer
Tasman
Ab Tetofsky
Walbridge
Windsor
Wolf River
Longfield
Tuyman
Mann
Martha
Ah McMahon
Virginia
Newell
Grant
Whitney
Okabena
Oldenburg
Duchess
McMahon
Northwestern Greening Cn Nee
Brighton Yews
Concord Sane
Campbel
Delaware
Green Mountain
Department F Crains and Grasses Exhibition Rules
Department F Crains and Grasses in charge of a competent Superintendent. Only this year's growth considered and must be grown by exhibitor. Exhibitor may be put on oath as to group questions. In making entry give name of every variety if possible. Special premiums offered by merchants in this department go to farmers living outside Marshfield. Grains to be in half bushel lots and other seeds in one bushel lots.
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Marshfield
Kensington
Tady
Sch
Baby
Tees
Wisconsin
Hardanger
Department K Culinary Taclare of a Competent Superintendent
A brief item notes the appointment or affirmation of a capable superintendent in charge of culinary department operations, highlighting administrative competence and leadership. The report emphasizes steady oversight and adherence to standards within department K.
Department L Children’s Dept Exhibits Must Be Under Ten
All entries in this department must be the work of the exhibitor and accompanied by the entrant. Entries are limited to contestants under ten years old and all exhibitors must meet this age requirement.
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Aga
Vegetable seed catalog itemizes families and varieties
A historical seed list details numerous vegetable varieties grouped by families such as The Ohio, The Rose, The Hebron, The Puritan, The Snow Plake, The Peerless, and The Burbank. It lists beet, carrot, onion, cabbage, squash, melon, cucumber, pepper, tomato, parsnip, pepper and other entries with specific variety names and prices or notes on packaging. It also mentions entry rules requiring variety names and indicating that all varieties within a family compete together.
Fruit Exhibit Rules and Entry Qualifications
Department rules require exhibitors to prove articles grown by the exhibitor upon request by the superintendent. Entries must meet plate standards for apples and pears and specify specimen counts for plums grapes. A variety may be entered multiple times but separate samples must be supplied.
Dairy and Apiary Division Judging Rules
Department notes for a dairy and apiary division overseen by a competent superintendent and expert judge. CLASS 35 covers butter and cheese with rules for judging creamery butter. No work or brand showing ownership will remain on butter entered for premium awards.
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Wis
Crains
Department J—Flowers
Department L—Children’s Dep't
CT Ags BA
Avert
Ohio
Rose
Sunrise
Summit
Hampden Beauty
Wwe
Carmen
Livingstone Boomer
Freeman
New Yorker
the Peerless
Peerless
Uncle Sam
Green
Mountain
Iron Clad
Free
Burbank Family
Burbank Seeding
Badger State
Star
American
Wonder
Great Divide
Wilsom’s Best
Sereteee
Dairy and Apiary
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