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_ ' 'Priges totalling $35,130 will be ym by the National Dairy As-- lke "1 m and the five . National %4 at the National und one of back. : . _ A 'crop or farm product: ex-- mhm-nd dairy w-' shown _ A number of farmers have grown R .wfihyw.u-odth- g'h' 'the first time, This is about the ©/ w60 Mallink * e have aee'ni""'"--'v affered for exnibits shown | , _ .. ; |__| ¥ "I i tent at minn t e KK +. \Q. W. Lehman offers a very fine Benton, «> .. > > allver: plate for the best m':}"'m dfieplay, The Secarits SV n:;é Ware@ y gor th Td hoy morice and | Lake VMs: .J. tne Gurnee Lumber company m|w axains* i P m:: mflvaaM;.. prize. fifth sixth places remont + «. > will be vibbons. 4 'UM.. r' assembled in one Shields-- w4 s en + Ince for each: M!'_"_u'_kt'w Pss BREEDERS OFFERED $35,000 AT NATIONAL EXPOSITION ?;fi;&vnm.w y _"..._fl..umdfio-r- &j"w"'. Bring your --exhibit j'fi,";.."eo}n'uk.umum « small\ grain, vegetables, mel-- mand so on through a long list that zun a page. Everyone is wel-- : Exhibits should be lab be labeled giving "'m_ny.'--.(uui.tmm)ud aln> neme ifi ven wish to get the M wf $8,790 for regular classes, % Association is offering P to be divided among its , Prizes for the state nords --Of Holsteins amount to $2,250, of . whict is given by the Na-- Monal D Arsociation and $750 the. Dairy Association wf $8,790 for regular classes, Association is offering to be divided among its Prizes for the state words amount to $2,250, of gum--n&o Na-- Arsociation and $750 ;."%M I for the offtered by the ' Association and $500 by the aw*---hfloAfl* by the National Association, and it feg to ame harie Gradé ame to cows % b'gndoeuuh~" to the regular pbh&o# the Brown Swiss breeders )inmm;vbd-hjz'i fot state herds amoanting to penzed by $150 offered by the +# Bwiss Association. . Jer p will alzo #ame amount of prizes in he vege wlar c uhgh-uaua bre state herds . will come atel for $750, and grade cows will hhmumm* show their stock at the N Exposition, M. D. Munn, of the W'flm 7 and prominent Jersey oree "The exposition offers the Of the country one of the --~apportunities they will get to wnm'&mfin' sson to _select _ samples the whole plant. They will LAKE COUNTY FARM BUREAY |Lake County's Sixty--Nint 'made up by the $5,670 in 18 neld in in EDITED BY/ C. E. WHEELOCK c ;o noon, September Znd. Township _ -- _ _ . -- Exhibits is ~~~mssembled at Aathfi ,.,;,'.,....'.....Dafl. Minto Newport. . John Knox or H. C. Ames BentORoas 2.s..c.2. .. BR. B Grifin Waukegan .. ...... Warren +...+.s> ++ AVOn caava o wh aar's _ Leo. Fenlon and Chas. .Bratzke represented the Lake County Farm Bureau in the state horseshoe tournament. Fourteen counties com-- mmliuph_t&oemmpm F : years carried away r their skill win-- mm und E. A. Tor-- ners of DeWitt county, are so far dfi'"bymunmd our boys gmhafinm whenever they need one to keep the Vernon. .. Ela (...% Cuba ... About 6,000 farmeres red at to enjoy big holiday -- August wheat: fields was caused this year by Hessinn fiy. Late seeding is the will show . its effect in an demand for well--bred ca which are offered _ should . induce them to have their herds represent-- ed at the exposition." The prize for Guernseys will be the same as those offered by the National Dairy Association for the 6,000 ATTEND STATE PICNIC Zfimua-w" to to prize winners in the and | pu Girls' Calf club division, . : cof This array of prizes makes it the | if T rep m saae OF x OR at year's National Dairy | br Exposition to insure that nothing | be left undone that will bring the| t wost inspiring object lesson . for 4° best dairying to be followed in this | . -nlmby(nehh.ah- tional associations of the , Brow1 Swiss, Jersey and Guernsey breeders are each offering $250 for Pure--Breds to Make Com-- highly specialised dairy country. _ _ It will take a mighty good hog to Jlm ph:.tmunm Pummm.mcht _ Mogs brought to the fair must Wensure up to higher standards ever, or they will go home T ie and ribbonless. The breed-- Wn&dbflphm _a science, and so many good # are being established through-- wat 'the country, that it is getting e' M -- The score card system used by all the leading swine shows of the > will be followed by the v at the Lake county fair. While a hog is not thought to be ¥ery good looking, its appearance which includes weight, neck, forequarters, hind-- iarters and body will be jadged in foiges thaxin "thich . warkh. " Fuages | The lard type of hog, which will in THE HESSIAN FLY .. ... Gea, Koppenhocfer »«...,« .. L. Vineyard | Grove Farm .8. L. Tripp L'b's Yard . Prairie View 2 Y..cl«.. . F. Ls Thies H. A. Howland and Son on Hot at County more difficalt to win first careful G. and C, E. Bonner n vik +6 »BD, V. . Wait favor. ... . Willard Darrell P. Bacon some nt only control measure. Sept 19 is the "Qur annual Hessian fiy § the Hessian fAiy to be present i ;l..j'¢mx. Iy We on »sual. ( Many of the en counties. show from 70 to ; cent of all flax--seeds rsi The fy has been reduced by _ seeding and parasites so _ at present it is --down to about as low a noint as it ever reached, ~It is fAy frée date for this section,.'. .' * The statement below from W..P. Flint, State Entomologist, summar-- izes the . condition throughout<the needs a 'little encouragement to W strong. Adhere as strict-- ThR #1 (,4',,{, hi xk te;::::hheomay-hu@d _ mAumm%OW ,,,q;'fl;'a"f'..:.'."&'.:}': two fi will conta_gnt %'bfi? &hfid&& more than ::liuyt ;'I:'t- were nryhl.i&lfl! h: m' of automobiles, fi'& llmfl :.rdeml these pl::: :::'J- as good Lake County has ever seen in its borders. M""'..&}-m tend to 'bring back the fiy next year or the year following, and judging from results crease. the yield." s,lm'nurrll'rocun When a .shipment of Vite Gold m,,.euhm,mz this month to Ciba by the Offc'sml'rhemib Small Flock | ing by officials in-- cha of Aooiny sbs it the Lake /C pany of Freeport, IIL., it was, as tar as is kpowe, the fest | tme a eo--operative creamery in this coun-- fair, Libertyville, September 4 to 8, in an effort to Shcouragé more small breeders in exhibiting at the fair. . Crapo, of the poultry department. "If the: birds are'. given «Alots -- of ground to keep them in fine physi-- eal shape, and are kept free from bee and disease, the battle is almost Visitors to the show will find an the leading breeds of poultry on dis-- play. The young with u.:rncdu. te, there an older rooster or hen, more uwhum-aw 1,-5-&?':- 1::6* attention o + usual number of m and tur-- keys will give a novel tome to the exhibition Poultry exhibitors -m * eimsilets the inforeitida ureedin usc Pr00 poultry, tWeR be thei many egge as an inferlor one, and at no greater cost.". will be deronstrated at -- At least 500 ' expected. gentle, an' ¥'s Ad "l' A nckeon . Micked, 11 bring da Premiums are being offered. umuhm-flb fatten very easily. strong healthy animal i mhout 180 pounds when six : ¢> old, and pounds when six g&l'. and puts on abodt a: until old enough to be psted. Since it has n:-'.k "} used as mus ue o and long to land in the ribb The fait! agement. hRov make the swine ahow one. An Un on uo gentle, an' 4 back an' r mA L "Lissen, woman," ag cool and M .;r'% ® ~wKkpime ",?.H,.'.-. l l and kicks Mister JncksOn.. ' Jackson ain't g é boge back. No ma'am. Ab kn of CO a regular $1800.00 Courier Anmi'a?l' Faipripprtyvicee Lake'Forest will put on a horse. show all its own, showing some of the most valuable gaited saddle horses in the world. There will be jumpers and polo pony stunts. -- from Lake Forest gardens will be a distinct resent 'their choicest herds will compete for honors. Continuous ; Extra room has been for the try mmrmw w%of-y the pouring in from far and near. * A Women's Fair Men's and Women's Horse Shoe Pitching Contests for championship prizes. -- SFdrecordbmanho ing, pacing, Mdefimmm Progtéss of Ilinois State ' Ardiies cmad" Pictices of "badn diems construction showing every |stage in its Game Fish Exhibit Same as shown at the Pageant of Progress, pes mfi&f_fi!--na? FisH mzphymuidtobeom the most popular shows. o This will be furnished by the "d"".w This wih preate antirte :};flm" '*g.ua";:""'g&% [ oi I plant owith root, stem, leaves and flowers, M m"mm.mrfis'annr: \ . _ -- es u&mhmwflfi&- .flnm-"' m .{:'M}';'.?Mm.m t ut mt Thake Milnctions are worthy of the grom ---- AM of which combine to make the Higgest Fair in Lake County's History BOc -- aApmisSro® A Flower and Vegetable Poultry and Pet Stock Horse Shoe Contests State Road Exhibit walk of Iife. . Baby *WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1922. Cattle Show Horse Show Horse Races Tok " spnathing Tor evaiy. figmgheml?%'; 00 in Special Premiums 7,g%h in m Purses 2,500 in Special Attractions 1,400 in Fireworks '~ Care has been ghen to interest hog 'and imfinwmm'mnmf i;' exm fihisyartbepemwlflbemwdedtognr- owing. The School, Sunday School and Fine Arts Departments will be great. _-- _ _ m&fig?fi?%uw& will all be represented in this year's horge show. ."','Iw,:"'qv_a' ly to fam Young People's Department A great variety of things to eat and drink Mffi 6 \:m from :gu afifiny M Men and Women of county, state and nat-- fional prominence will of course be at the Fair and will all have their lopportunity. EighuenlahmMNmrind- Sromly of rivdley and tp noith gaimes _ _ and r g rows of exhibits shovfifln farm products from every oectionoflgcmty. ? 3 Fair visitors, especially farmers, will find an interesting and educationdl exhibit of :eadmm:kwmmam according to the Miinois geed iaw, satiples of ch'm llustratin )._ eC "ano F= tant lessons 'd <.:-' g & of the seed law during the pas mzm lm 'eG nev W the named 3.% bring in specimens for identification, being sure to have the entire plm&wifl:root,nm,lemndflowem,! A little time invested at this exhibit may, save many dollars in farming. : The Agricultural Exhibits Hog and Sheep Exhibit Speakers and Orators State Seed Exhibit The Horse Show Acres of Exhibits Fellows