Vocational Fair Set for Morrison Grounds
Vocational agriculture students from nineteen high schools in western and northern Illinois will participate in the annual Section 4 fair at the Morrison fair grounds on August 27. M. Ke. Fitch, Morrison high school agriculture instructor, manages the event. The state vocational education department offers 1500 in premiums for student exhibitors. Exhibits include beef and dairy cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, honey and potatoes, all raised as home projects.
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Morrison Fair
M. KE. Fitch
Morrison
Miums
Farm and livestock fair entries advance to August show
Schools listed must have students enrolled in vocational agriculture or complete all ag courses last year to enter. Each boy may enter one class. Animals arrive August 26 and judging begins August 27. Entries due August 19 to Mr. Fitch, certified by school ag teachers. Premiums total Beef cattle 200, dairy 215, sheep 202, swine 797, poultry honey potatoes 88. Special prizes from livestock associations. Fair committee includes Slothower Dixon, Miles Cordova Hillsdale, Lindsay Prophetstown, Edwards Gava. instructors from towns assist as department superintendents.
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Fitch
Mr. Fitch
L. V. Slothower
Dixon
Halsey Miles
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M. L. Lindsay
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Gava
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Savanna Ordnance
Mississippi Palisades State Park
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