Louisa County Fair 4H and FFA Stock Regulations
The 4H club and FFA department set rules for the youth division at the Louisa County fair. Eligible members must be 4H or FFA in Louisa county. Premiums paid after the achievement show, with record books required. Stall rent charged, with free exhibitor tickets on receipt. Rules follow state department guidelines and are enforced by the division superintendent. Exhibitors must feed and show own animals. violations lead to elimination and forfeiture of awards. Exceptions for sickness or U.S. armed forces service handled by the superintendent. Only listed project animals may be exhibited and animals may be moved if stall cards are not in place. Harold Hain, Bil Greene, and Gaylord Elliott head the department.
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FFA
Louisa County Fair
Louisa County
U.S
Harold Hain
Bil Greene
Gaylord Elliott
Nine Classes in Antique Show at Louisa County Fair
Jocelyn Pederson is superintendent of the Antique division at the Louisa County Fair. Entries close at noon on Monday, Aug. 8. The superintendent or judge reserves the right to refuse any article not in its proper class or one previously winning a blue ribbon. Exhibitors must tag entries. Nine classes include Silver copper and brass milk glass clear glass pattern glass cut glass colored glass miscellaneous glass china and miscellaneous.
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Jocelyn Pederson
Louisa County Fair
Local leaders named for county committee positions
Morning Sun chairman Lester Biggerstaff and Columbus Junction figures Paul Paisley, Francis Carroll, and Richard Kerr join Wapello residents Martin Hoeg and others including Francis Carroll for a regional committee slate. The group also lists Francis Carroll of Columbus Junction and Richard Kerr of Wapello among speakers and organizers.
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Lester Biggerstaff
Morning Sun
Paul Paisley
Columbus Junction
Richard Kerr
Wapello
Martin Hoeg
Francis Carroll
Farm and Garden Division Entries Close Monday Noon
Entries in the Farm and Garden division close at 12 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 8. Materials must reach the exhibit hall by 4 p.m. Exhibitors may place their names on articles only after premiums are awarded. Classes include fruits, vegetables, seeds, forage, novelty scene, and freaks.
Wapello 4-H member displays foods at Louisa County Fair
Janice Dotson a three year member of the Wapello Will Ing Workers 4-H club lives with her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Dotson on Rt 2 Wapello. She is shown with her entries a canned vegetable bread and cookies for the Foods and Nutrition exhibits at the Louisa County Fair.
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Janice Dotson
Wapello Will Ing Workers
Jack Dotson
Rt. 2
Wapello
Louisa County Fair
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