21 Jun 1860
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1860
Page
1
Fragmentary note indicates a request for alignment between WTA and Lia. The readable text mentions Miss but lacks clearer details on names or actions. Primary thrust appears to seek coordination or agreement between parties on an ongoing matter.
The notice states that premiums are awarded to entrants who are Society members and residents of He. It outlines membership requirements and eligibility for prize consideration. The brief emphasizes membership as a condition for eligibility and residency within the locale.
Members paying one dollar may exhibit any number of new articles in any class. When one person or family wins multiple premiums, 25 percent is deducted from the second and 50 percent from each additional premium. The Board may discount premiums if funds are insufficient. Stalls and pens require payment. Exhibitors must enter items at the Secretary's office and display entry numbers. No removal before close without approval. Entries extend to 10 A M next day. delays may bar premiums. Ground for stalls provided by Executive Committee for cattle and horses.
Members paying one dollar receive a badge permitting entry with a gentleman and up to two ladies, for in and out access during the Fair. Single tickets cost 25 cents each good for one daily admission. Tickets will be issued at offices on Friday for entering parties.
The article outlines judge discretion on animal weight, feeding, and eligibility. Judges may consult secretaries or report to the Executive Committee if doubts arise. Fat cattle require cost and feeding details, and weight certification is encouraged. Second day lists livestock and item entries. third day covers remaining articles. fourth day features plowing, sales, and target shooting.
A列 detailed list shows premiums for Short Horns Devons Shorthorn crosses native cattle and dairy cows, with awards for bulls cows heifers and oxen. It names committees and standards for trials and pedigrees, including dairy milk yields and butter output verification. Awards also cover draught horses roadsters and general stock classes with qualifying conditions and judge panels.
The notice lists classes for best jack and best mule among 2 year olds and under 2, with divisions for farmer and agricultural society awards. Names mentioned include Porter, Jno Burns, Sean James Bone, Edward Butler, and others, as part of judging and exhibition entries.
The notice outlines prize classes in CLASS D and E for long wooled and middle wooled sheep including Merino and Saxon grades with best buck awards, and swine classes for breeding sows and litters. It names awarding committees comprising Messrs Henry Every, Thomas Co. Gent, and O. Cult, with various helpers from GENT and Alb Cult.
The report lists top and second best plows cultivators and hay tools from Ohio and Genesee Fair judging. It names items like corn plows corn planters fanning mills grain cradles scythes hay forks and a cider mill. Awarding committee members include E J Emery Wm Cook and others.
A fragmented list of farm products, grains, seeds, vegetables, and fruit samples judged by an awarding committee. Names include Peter Raver, Wm Brun, John Johnson, Hiram Palmer, Moses El atant Best, with various classes detailing flour, meal, butter, maple sirup, honey, yeasts, and seeds. The entry features specimens and awards for vegetables, bread, and fruit displays by Valley Farm and Arthur's Home Farm among others.
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