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SPECIAL FAIR EDITION
THE OSAGE COUNTY NEWS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IK, 19:16.
  
  
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER
 
Rules and Regulations

RULE 1 — INTERPRETATIONS, AMENDMENTS,
AND VIOLATIONS
 
Section 1. The Board of Directors of the Osage
County Free Fair Association reserves the right to
interpret these rules and regulations and arbitrari-
ly settle al) questions arising in connection with the
Free Fairs that shall be held under the management
of the board.
8«c. 2. The management reserves the right to
amend or add to these rules as they, in their judg-
ment, deem advisable. In the event of a conflict of
general and special rules the latter will govern.
Sec. 3. Any person who violates any of the spe-
cial or general rules will forfeit all privileges and
premiums and be subject to such penalty as the
Board of Directors may order.
RULE 2—ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Bimll be at least fifty per cent higher than those on j
the same class of exhibits given at the township <
Fairs.
NOTE:—In order to make exhibits uniform and |
to save the cost of printing it is recommended by
tiie committee that the same premium lists be used
for both Township and County Fairs and that this
section will be made effective.

Special Rules

Section 1. All winning agricultural exhibits at
the Township Fairs and the County Fairs shall be- '
come the property of the Fair Association for the !
purpose of making a county exhibit at the State
Fair. At the close of the State Fair the original
owners may receive their exMbits, if desired, by ar-
ranging with the Secretary of the Fair Association.
Sec. 2. A superintendent will be appointed for
each department, whose duty it shall be to receive
exhibits, properly classify and place them and to
assist the judges.

Section 1. All entries to the county and town-
ship fairs are free, but no unworthy entry will be
received.
Sec. 2. All entries to the fair must be in place
not later than 9:00 o’clock p. m., of the first day of
the fair and shall remain in place until 9:00 o’clock
p. m.. of the last day of the fair, but to facilitate
the work of arranging the exhibits the exhibitors
are advised to place them on the afternoon of the
day preceedlng the opening of the fair.
NOTE:—The application of this section is left
to the discretion of the General Superintendent
Sec. 9. All property of every character entered
at the fair for any purpose, shall be subject to the
control of the Secretary or Superintendent in
charge.
Sec. 4. Separate exhibits must be provided for
each entry and no person will be permitted to make
more than one entry in each class except in Live
Stock. Individual ownership must be established if
more than one entry in any class is made from the!
same farm or home.

RULE 9—EXHIBITORS, DUTIES AND
PRIVILEGES
Section 1. All exhibits of crops must have been
raised by the exhibitors during the year 1936 ami
all exhibits of live stock must be owned by the ex-
hibitors at the time of exhibiting them, except the
get of sire.
Sec. 2. The Superintendent in Live Stock De-
partment will assign spaces or stalls and exhibitors
will be expected to keep their space or stall in a
clean condition at all times during the fair.
Sec. 3. Any member of the Fair Association
shall have access to all premises of any character
on the fair grounds or concessions at any time dur-
ing the fair.
Sec. 4. If it is ascertained that any exhibitor
has made or caused to be made any false statement
-in regard to an animal or article, if any exhibitor
shall attempt to interfere with the judges in the
performing of their duty, he shall be excluded from
all competition or exhibition on the grounds of the
association of any fair; and any rewards that he
may have received may be forfeited at the discre-
tion of the board.
Sec. 6. The decision of the judges shall be final
and no appeal will be considered except in case of
protest.

RULE 4—PROTESTS AND APPEALS

Section 1. All protests shall be made to the Sec-
retary in writing within four hours after the de-
clsion is made and shall be accompanied by a de-
posit of 12.00 which will be forfeited 4n case the
protest la not sustained. Said protest must state
plainly the cause of complaint or appeal.
Sec. 2. In addition to the right of protest here-
in guaranteed to exhibitors the Directors reserve
the right to take cognisance of fraud, consummated
xr attempted In connection with an exhibit, and
take such action as they may deem just and proper.
RULE 5— POWERS AND LIABILITIES OF
ASSOCIATION

Section 1. The management will use every pre-
caution to guard against extortion in any form upon
the Fair Grounds, and any violation of thio rule will
result tn the forfeiture of every privilege, contract
nr money paid, and expulsion from the grounds.
Sec. 2. The management reserves the right to
i emove from the grounds any exhibit, animal, con-
reseion or show that may have been falsely entered
nr may be deemed unsuitable or objectionable, or
to remove any sign, banner, identification mark or
signature, or advertising matter of any kind which
-nay be deemed objectionable by them without giv-
ing any notice therefor.
Sec. 3. No diseased animal shall be permitted
to be exhibited, or to occupy the exhibit stalls in
any of the fairs of the county, and every precaution
will be used to enforce this rule, but the manage-
ment will not be responsible for any loss or damage
that may be sustained by anyone through any viola-
tion of this rule.
Sec. 4. No claim for injury to any person or
property shall ever be presented or suit instituted
<>r maintained against the Free Fair Association, its
officers or agents, on behalf of any person, firm or
■orporatlon or their agents, representatives, ser-
vants or employees, having a license or privilege to
exhibit on the Fair Grounds or to occupy the spaces
hereon
Sec. 3. In order to get this premium list in the
bands of the people of the county so that they may
plan their exhibits, it is necessary to go to press
long before the Excise board has had an opportun-
ity to pass upon the estimate of the Free Fair
Board. The estimate is made aud presented to the
Excise Board at their meeting in July and it is un-
derstood that the premiums published in the list are
subject to the approval of the Excise Board and
should they find it necessary to reduce the amount
asked for the Free Fair Board reserves the right
to reduce the amount of the premiums offered with-
out further notice.
No premiums will be paid in full until all items
of expense for the entire fair have been tabulated
and then If there is a shortage all premiums will ue
given a proportionate cut.
No premiums paid on livestock or pet stock that
is more than six months old when registration pa-
pers do not accompany entry.
Only individual entries are to be made at Com-
munity Fairs.
Department A— Horses

Rule 1. All entries in this department must be
made by nine o’clock p. m., on the first day of the
Fair and shall remain in place until released by
the Superintendent.
Rule 2. All horses, mules and jacks must be
shown to halter.
Rule 3. All animals competing for premiums In
tills department should be properly groomed and in
show shape.
Rule 4. All animals competing must be regis-
tered except the mule class.
Rule 5. The date computing age will be Janu-
ary 1st Registration papers must accompany.
Rule 6. Only ribbons will be awarded In
Championship classes where there is no competi-
tion.

DIVISION 1—PERCHERON
Premiums:— $10, $6.00 and $4,00.
1— Stallion, 3 years and over.
2— Stallion, 1 year and under 3.
3— Stallion, under 1 year.
4— Mare, 3 years and over.
5— Mare, under 1 year.
6— Mare and foal, 50 per cent each.
7— Best Stud, consisting of 1 stallion and 3 mares.
8— Get of Sire, 3 animals, either sex.
9— Produce of Mare, 2 animals, either sex.
10— Junior Champion Mare  $5.00
11— Senior Champion Mare    $5.00
12— Grand Champion Mare $5.00
13— Junior Champion Stallion . ........- $5.00
14— Senior Champion Stallion ______________  $5.00
15— Grand Champion Stallion______      $5.00
DIVISION 2—JACKS, JENNETS, MULES
Premiums:— $2.00, $<.00 and $4.00.
16— Jack, 3 years and over.
17— Jack, 1 year and under 3.
18— Jennet, 3 years and over.
19— Jennet 2 years and under 3.
20— Jennet, one year and under 2.
21— Jennet, under 1 year.
22— Jacks and Jennets any age, owned by exhibitors
28—Champion Jack------------------------Ribbon
24—Champion Jennet ---------------------Ribbon
25— Mule, 1 year, under 3.
26— Mule, under 1 year.
27— Pair Mules, 4 years or over.
i 28—Pair Mules, 3 years, under 4.
' 29—Champion Mule  Ribbon
 
I Department B—Cattle
WILLIAM BALL, Superintendent

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RULE 6— PREMIUMS AND AWARDS
—
Section 1. The following colors shall be used in
leslgnatlng awards.
Championship or Sweepstakes------ Royal Purple
First Premium .............  Blue
Second Premium  Bed
Third Premium  —------------------- White
These ribbons shall be attached only by the su-
perintendent of each Fair or his assistant.
Sec. 2. WHERE THERE IS NO COMPETITION                                                                                                   
SECOND MONEY WILL BE PAID ON ALL EX-
HIBITS EXCEPT LIVESTOCK.
Sec. 3. NO PREMIUMS WILL BE AWARDED
ON ARTICLES NOT MENTIONED IN THE
SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS.
Sec. 4. All premiums will be paid as soon as                                                                               
jiossible after the close of the Fair. In paying
premiums the evidence of award will be the Com-
mittee Book and checks, or warrants will be mailed                                                                           
to the address given by the exhibitor when entry
was made.
Sec. 5. When special premiums are offered they
«hall be paid directly by the donors upon the pre-
sentation of orders from the Secretary or Superin-
■endent.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   
Sec 6. The premiums given at the County Fair
1.  All rules governing the livestock depart-
ment as well as the general rules and regulations
governing the 1936 annual Osage County Fair will
apply to this department.
2.  In breeding classes all female animals (ex-
cept Shorthorns—see special conditions under Shoit
horn class)— forty-two months of age or over must
have produced a calf within the past eighteen
months to be eligible to show. Any bull over thirty-
six months old that has not dropped to his service
a living calf during the eight months preceding the
opening day of the Fair, shall be deemed barren
and as such shall be excluded from competition.
3.  In making awards in breeding classes of the
beef breeds, the judges are instructed to lay stress
ou the evidence of superior breeding qualities. No
animals having hereditary unsoundness will be al-
lowed to compete.
4.  Animals owned in partnership may be enter-
ed in all classes to which they are eligible, in one
partner's name, but must be shown under same own-
ership in each class. Entry must carry a footnote
showing the actual ownership of the animal as ap-
pearing upon the herd book record.
5.  Only first prize winners in single divisions
in open competition may compete for champion.
Champion winners may compete for Grand Champ-
ion.
DIVISION 77—GUERNSEY
 
1
3
12
2
33
32
35
33
38
35
$8
12
33
38
3
32
35
38
•I
3
$6
12
33
Champion Bull, classes
35
18
$3
9
1
2
3
$2
in
3
5
38
2
$8
DIVISION 11—DUROC JERSEY
 
38
V.i-.l B >ar
119
35
3
35
123a
1
1
5
Yearlin
125a
Boar ...
32
15
33
16<>
Boar 
126a
12
15
13
$5
13
32
35
33
3
DIVISION 8—AYRSHIRE
35
32
33
Produce of Dam
DAIRY CATTLE
12
33
18
1 >9a
12
18
35
13
151a
DIVISION 5—JERSEYS
$3
$5
18
j lli.irt
>8
$8
$8
$5
$8
$8
38
5
5
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
35
15
35
13
33
12
$2
18
18
18
33
$$
Champion Boar .
Champ on Sow
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
I
I
I
1
I
35
35
S3
33
33
147
IIS
Junior
Senior
Junior
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
3 years and over ...
2 years and under 3
Bull ..
Bull ..
Bull ..
over ..
under 4
Boll
Bull ..
Bull .. 
over ...
Boar
Boar
32
32
V earl mg
Yearling
Boar I’lg
Boar Pig
its
$8
Yearling Boar
Yearling Boar
Boar Big .
Boar Pig
Senior
Junior
Senior
Si nioi
Ycatling Boar
Boar Big
35
15
15
$5
156
157
158
35
35
Yearling
Yearling
Sow I’lg
Yearling Sow
Yearling Sow .
Sow Pig 
Sow Pie  
Champion Boar
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
3
3
3
1.  In the dairy breeds, the base date for com-
puting age of all entries in Senior class is August
1, and the Junior class is February 1st.
2.  All cows and heifers In milk must be thor-
oughly milked out in the presence of the Superin-
tendent or his assistants at 6 o’clock in the evening
32
12
32
162
163
164
166
-Bulls. 3 years or over 
Bulls, 2 years and under 3
Senior
Junior
Senior
Junior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Junior
Grand
Grand
-Old Hord owned
exhibitor 
Yount’ Hord owned bv exhibitor. 5
5
35
5
5
5
5
33
.. 35.00
.. 15.00
.. 15.00
33
33
33
5
5
Boar, nny age .5
Sow. any ago -5
and bred by
3
3
3
3
3
105a—Bulls, 3 years or over 38
106a—Bulls. 2 years and under 3—18
107a—Bulls, 18 months and under
2 years 
108a—Bulls, 1 year and under 18
months 
109a—Bull calf, 4 months and under
1 year  
110a—Senior Champion
Illa—Junior Champion
112a—Grand Champion
113a—Cow, 4 years or
114a—Cow, 3 years and
115a—Heifers, 2 yrs and under 3_.
116a—Helfer, 18 months and under
2 years 
117a- Heifer, 1 year and under 18
months--------------------- 

Po-ir ________5
Sow  5
Boar. :uy age 5
Sow, nny age.5
Yearling Herd; to consist of 1 bull 1 year and
under 2 and 2 yearling heifers. Female must
have bet'ii bred by exhibitor . .18 15 $3 12
124a--Calf Herd; to consist of 1 bull and 2 heifer*,
all over 4 months and under 1 year, all to ho
bred by exhibitor  18 35 13 $2
Get of Sire; to consist of 4 animals, both
sexes to be represented, any age. the get of
one sire. Get need not be owned by exhibitor
  $8 35 33 12
Produce of Cow; to consist of 2 animals,
either sex the produce of one cow. Produce
need not be owned by exhibitor .
  _________________ $8
DIVISION 4—HEREFORD®
35—Bulls, 3 years and over $8
56— Bulls, 2 years and under 3 —
57— Bulls, 1 year and under 2 .—
58— Bulla ealved Sept 1, 1935 to
Dec. 31, 1935 .....
59— Bulla calved Jan. 1, 1936 to
Sept 1, 1936 
60— Three Bulls owned by Exhibitor
61— Two bulls bred and owned by
exhibitor from classes 57, 58, 59- $8
I 63—Senior Champion Bull, Claeses
55, 56 ----------------------
167
169  Get <»f Sire
170
DIVISION 12—H AMPSHIRES
35
Aged Hoar
Senior
Junior
Senior
J jnioi
\. ’-d Sow-
Senior
1">6a Junior
I 157a
I ir.Sa
1 159a
160a
DIVISION 10—POLAND CHINA
137—Aged i'<ar
128—Senior
129 - Junior
130— Senior
131— Junior
132— Aged Sow
133— Senior
134— Junior
135— Senior
136— Junior
137— Senior
188- Senior
139— Junior
140— Junior
111—Grand
142—Grand
113  Old Herd owned by exhibitor
114  Old Herd owned and bred by
exhibitor 
146 Young Herd owned and bred
by exhibitor . .   ----------
Get of Sire-----------------
Produce of Dam ... -------
i 63—Junior Champion Bull, classes
58, 59
64— Grand
62, 63
65— Cows,
66— Cows,
67— Heifers, 1 year and under 2..
68— Helfers calved Sept 1, 1935 to
Dec. 31, 1935 ------------------
69— Heifers calved Jan. 1, 1936 to
Sept. 1, 1936 
70— Two females, any age, bred and
owned by exhibitor -----------
71— Senior Champion Female-
Classes 65. 66. 67 --------------
72— Junior Champion Female-
Classes 68. 69 
. 73—Grand Champion Female-
Classes 71, 72  ....
74— Aged Herd—Bull from classes 55.
56. one cow from class 64 or 65.
oue heifer from class 66.0ne heifer
from class 67 or 68. Two heifers
from these classes may be shown
if exhibitor has no animal in 66.38
75— Yearling Herd—1 bull from class
57 or 58. 2 heifers from (lasses
66. 67, 68. Helfers to be bred by
exhibitor ___________________ 38
76— Pair of calves, bull from class 59,
heifer from class 68, both to be
bred by exhibitor  18
Four animals—get of one sire,
both sexes to be represented, any
age, all to be owned by exhibitor.38
38
118a—Helfer calf, 4 months and under
1 year  IS
119a—Senior Champion Female ------------ 35.tin
120a—Junior Champion Female------------- 35 00
121a—Grand Champion Female ------ ------ $5 00
122a—Graded Herd; to consist of 1 bull 2 years or
over, 1 cow 3 years or over. 1 heifer 2 yens
and under 3, 1 yearling heifer, and one heifer
calf over 4 months and under 1 year .—
 $8 15 $3 32   151-
’   152-
153
151
105b
106b
107b—Bulls, 18 months and under
2 years____________________ 
108b—Bulls. 1 year and under 18
months 
109b—Bull calf. 4 months and under
1 year ----------
116b—Senior Champion
111b Junior Champion
112b—Grand Champion
113b -Cow. I years or
11 ;1» Cow, 3 years and under 4
1 i5b Heifer, 2 yrs. and under 3
I’Ob- lieifei, 18 months and unde.
12
15 00
35.00
35.OU
S3 32
«
33 32
35
33
32
35
33
32
35
33
32
35
33
$2
35
33
32
35
33
32
35
33 $2
33 33
35
11 b
32
35
33
38
32

DIVISION 3-A

35
33
38
32
35
38
123b
121b
125 b
32
35
33
38
32
38
35
33
126b
32
38
35
Department C—Swine

FAT STEERS—Division 3 B
 

DIVISION 3—SHORTHORNS

35

DIVISION 6—HOLSTEIN

32
35
33
38
21
15
33
38
12
15
18

DEFINITION OF AGES

38
ba»»
on
35
35
33
35
33
32
35
have
35
33
33
32
35
38
18
35
35
15
15
35
33
33
33
33
38
38
18
35
35
18
18
CARL THOMPSON, Judge
FRANK RUSH. Superintendent
oa
1.
32
32
J2
32
3 years and over 38
2 years and under 3 .... 38
1 year and under 2 38
33
. 35.00
. $5.00
. 35.00
33
33
33
33
35.00
. 15.00
310.00
2 years
Helfer.
months
lleli’er
1 year
-St nior Campion Female
33
. 15.00
. 15.00
by
12
105— Bulls, 3 years or over--------38
106— Bulls, 2 years and under 3 —38
107— Bulls, 18 months and under
2 years 
108— Bulls. 1 year and under 18
months --------------------- 
109 Bull calf 4 months and under
1 year -----------------------
110— Senior Champion Bull _______
111— Junior Champion Bull ------
112— Grand Champion Bull-------
113— Cow, 4
114— Cow, 3
115— Heifer,
116— Helfer.
2 years
117 -Heifer.
months
118— Heifer
1 year
119— Senior Champion
120— Junior Champion
121— Grand Champion
122— Graded Herd; to
Steer, 2 years and over. Grade or pure bred, all
breeds competing 315.00, 310.00 and 35.00.
Steer, under 2 years. Grade or pure bred, all
breeds competing. 315.00, 310.00, and 35.00.
Champion Steer — Ribbon
Note — Exhibitors are limited to only one ani-
mal in each class.
8.
stock,
paid.
Rule 1. Entries tn this Department close at
9:00 p. in., first day of Fair.
Rule 2. No animal affected with disease wIR
be permitted to occupy any of the exhibit pens,
the association will not be held responsible for any
outbreak of disease that may occur through a viofe,
tlon of the rule.
Rule 3. All animals shown in these claMM
must be registered and registration papers must b“
registered and registration papers must be shown
when requested
Rule 4. Only ribbons will be awarded In Chau
pionship classes when there is no competition.
Rule 5. When only one breeder is exhibltU^g
livestock, 1st money will be dropped and 9»*'
j money paid.
124— Calf Herd; to consist of 1 bull
all over 4 months and under 1
bred by exhibitor ------------
125— -Get of Sire; to consist of 4 animals, both sexes
to be represented, any age, the get of one
sire. Get need not be owned by exhibitor ..
 ___________________ 38 35 33 $2
126— Produce of Cow; to consist of 2 animals, eith-
er sex tiie produce of one cow. Produce need
not be owned by exhibitor .... 38
preceding tiie day of their exhibition.
3. All females in class of 1 year or under
of
Definition of Ages—Aged Animals must
been farrowed before September 1, 1934.
Senior Yearlings Must have been farrowed
or after September 1, 1934 and before March
1935.
Junior Yearlings Must have been farrowed
or after March 1. 1934, and before September 1, 1994
Senior Pig Must have been farrowed on or at
ter September 1, 1935, and before March 1, 1936
Junior Pig Must have been farrowed on or a?
ter March 1, 1936.
Old Herds—Must consist of boar and three sows
farrowed before September 1, 1935.
Young Herds—Must consist of boar and three
sows farrowed on or before September 1. 1935.
(Jet of Sire—Must consist of four antmals, any
age, get of one sire.
Produce of Dam Must consist of four animal*
any age. produce of one dam.
Senior Champion Boar or Sow —Must hav«
been farrowed before September 1, 1936.
Junior Champion Boar or Sow—Must
farrowed on or after September 1,1935.
6.  Registration papers must accompany all en-
tries for livestock over six months of ape. This
rule will be enforced on this and all classes.
7. Only ribbons will be awarded in champion
classes where there Is no competition.
When only one breeder is exhibiting live-
1st money will be dropped and 2nd money
Carload Exhibit Feeder Calves
Premiums:— 1st, 375.00; 2nd, S5t>; 3rd, $50; 4th,
325.
Beef calves of any beef breed or cross of any
two beef breeds may be shown in this class. Entry
to consist of 25 head. Entry in this class closes
September 17 and must be filed with the Secretary
on or before that date. This class will not be ex-
hibited unless four or more exhibits are in place.
The intentions of this exhibit is to attract at-
tention to the high quality of feeder calves produc-
ed in Osage county and to assist in marketing these
calves. Arrangements have been made to have
buyers for Commission Firms see these calves and
feeders will be encouraged to see the exhibits. Sale
of these cattle and delivery to purchaser may be
made at tiie close of the day they are judged.
$0—Bulls,
31— Bulls,
32— Bulls,
33— Bulls calved Sept 1, 1935 to Dec.
Dec. 31, 1935 38
34— Bulls calved Jun. 1, 1936 to Sept.
1, 1936     18
35— Three Bulls owned by Exhibitor 38
36 -Two bulls bred and owned by exhibi-
tor from classes 32 • 33 - 34.. 38
37— Senior Champion Bull, classes 30, 31,
38— Junior Champion Bull, classes 33, 34 .
39— Grand Champion Bull, classes 37, 38
40— Cows, 3 yrs. and over ....... 38
41— Cows, 2 years and under 3 18
42— Heifers, 1 year and under 2 .. 18
43— Heifers calved Sept. 1, 1935 to Dec.
1935 _____________$8
44— Heifers calved Jan 1, 1936
to Sept. 1, 1936  18
45— Two females, any age, bred and
owned by exhibitor 
46— Senior Champion Female—
Classes 40. 41. 42 —.
47— Junior Champion Female—
Classes 43 and 44 

48— Grand Champion Female—
Classes 46, 47 ____________
49— Aged Herd—Bull from classes 30, 31
one cow from class 40 or 41, one
heifer from class 42, one heifer from
class 43 or 44. Two heifers from
these classes may be shown if ex*
exhibitor has no anima) in 42 ..38
; 50—Yearling Herd—1 bull from class
32 or 33, 2 heifers from classes
42, 43, 44. Heifers to be bred by
exhibitor 38
51—Pair of Calves—Bull from class 34,
heifer from class 44, both to be bred
by exhibitor 18
53—Four animals—get of one sire,
both sexes to be represented, any
age, all to be owned by exhibitor $8
  .........38
1 year and under 18
________________  38
calf, 4 months and under
38 35 33 >3
_________ 35M
119b-
120b- Junior Champion Female -------------35.H9
121b Grand Champion Female 35.09
122b Graded Herd; to consist of 1 bull 2 years or
over, 1 cow 3 years or over, 1 heifer 2 yes
and under 3, 1 yearling heifer, and one heifer
calf over 4 months and under 1 year .
 ................... 38 35 13 $2
Yearling Herd; to consist of 1 bull 1 year and
under 2, and 2 yearling heifers. Female mngt
have been bred by exhibitor ..38 35 33 M
Calf Hird; to consist of I bull and 2 heifers,
all over 4 months and under 1 year, all to be
bred by exhibitor------------ 38 35 33 $2
Get of bne; to consist of 4 animals, both sex-
es to be represented, any age. the get of oss
sire. Get need not be owned by exhibitor..
       38 35 33 H
Produie of Cow; to consist of 2 animals, eltb
er sex, the produce of one cow. Produce need
not be owned by exhibitor .... 38 35 31 It
years or over 38
years and under 4----38
2 years and under 3 — $8
18 months and under
  38
1 vear and under 18
  38
calf, 4 months and under
_____________ 38
Female 
Female ------------ 35.00 
Female  $5.00
consist of 1 bull 2 years or
over; 1 cow 3 years or over; 1 heifer 2 years
and under 3; one yearling heifer and oue
heifer calf over 4 months and under 1 year..
     18 35 33 32
123 -Yearling Herd to consist of 1 bull 1 year and
under 2 and 2 yearling heifers. Female must
have been bred by exhibitor $8 35 13 32
and 2 heifers;
year, all to be
38 35 33 32
months in milk must be shown in class
months and under 2 years.
4. All animals must be registered.
• S3—Bulls, 3 years or over 
SI- Bulls. 2 years and under 3 
85  Bulls, 18 months and under 2
years 
86 -Bulls, 1 year and under 18
months 
87— Bull calf. 4 months and under
1 year 
88— Settlor Champion Bull__________
89— Junior Champion Bull___________
90— Grand Champion Bull ----------
91— Cow, 4 years or over 
92— Cows, 3 years and under 4 .—
93— Heifer, 2 years and under 3 
94— Heifers, 18 months and under
2 years 
' 95 —Heifer, 1 year and under 18
months 
96 Heifer calf, 4 months and under
1 year 
97— Senior Champion Female -----
98— Junior Champion Female-------
99— Grand Champion Female --------
100— Graded Herd; to consist of 1 bull 2 years or
over; 1 cow 3 years or over; 1 heifer 2 years
and under 3; 1 yearling heifer and 1 heifer
calf  _____________ 18 35 33 32
101  Yearling Herd, to consist of 1 bull 1 year and
under 2, and two yearling heifers. Females
must have been bred by exhibitor--------
 18 35 33 12
102  Calf Herd; to consist of 1 year aud under 2,
and two yearling heifers. Females must have
been bred by exhibitor  38 35 33 32
103 -Get of Sire; to consist of four animals, both
sex, 4 months or over, need not be owned by
exhibitor  38 35 33 32

104—Produce of Cow; to consist of 2 animals, eith-
er sex, over I months. Need not be owned
exhibitor_____________________ 38
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