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About Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1875)
hs V 4 o 4 I 'mUjoO 'ej ' , O ' $3.00 per Year, in Advance. , PREMIUM LIST or THE Oregon Slate Agricultural Society, For 188S. division . E. Farm FroduiU. CJnss 1. Grain Fields, Ac. Best C acres f all whent 20 gl5 " 5 auren spring wheat 20 15 " G acres oats. , 15 10 " 5 awes flax-seed 20 10 " 5 acres bailey 1(1 7 " 1 acre bnekwheut 7 5 " ) rcre ot'whito beans 10 5 " Y, acre rutabaga 10 5 " acre niangulwnrt.:el 10 5 " J J ncre carrots 10 5 " 5 acres rye 10 3 " aire sugar beets, each com petitor to exhibit at least 50 frs of his prnlnct 2" 10 Best 1 uere corn 5 3 " 1 mire potatoes 10 15 " 1 acre alfalfa 10 5 " 1 rcre of hops 20 15 Competitors for these premiums must furnish ii certificate of themselves, showing the method of cultivation, including kind of soil ruu date of seeding, accompanied by a swoon 'certificate, of at least two disinterested pernonJ, showing the amonut of gniin pio duced and the number of acres. A sample of one bushel of gram, Arc, shall accompany each certificate. next. lue committee, in jnugiug gram crops, .-shall take into consideration tlie qoautv.of the piodnct and its alue in mar ket. 'I Clam a. Grain. Befit shelled com. . .,,(... $3 $3 w'hiUi.yiiiter ,wjicat. m 3 mlh'ite niuumioth'wheat 5 3 T'r'f'-Ni.v " Cauado white wheat 5 3 " olrib wheat.. ,.:.. 5 3 " wflrite Chili wheat 3 " 'Sonora wheat .,... 5 3 Best "white winter wheat 5 3 " touzello wheat 5 3 " golden amber wheat 5 3 " imrprise oats' 5 3 " side oats ,, 5 3 ' Hussion winter oats ...... 5" 3 " Scotch dunn oats 5 3 " wMte winter bailey 5 3 " Tje a a " "buckwheat... U 2 " sample broom corn ,,. 2 1 " 12 cars of com, 2 varieties each. 2 1 One bttftirl in eudi sample of above grain. BWEErsTlEKS FBEXirjM. Best display of groin grown by one man $20 $10 Bnshel of wheat of any kind. 5 '' btiuhel of oats of any kind. ... 5 Class 3. Seeds. Best snaqrie white beans, 1 peck.'. . 3 " peas " ... 2 . " flaxseed a " ... 3 j " timothy seed . " ... 3 " - red clover soed "... 5 " white clwvep seed" ... 3 " orchard Rr.iss seed 1 peek 3 " hops, W Hw 5 " tobacco, 10 lbs, leaf. . . . 5 SWXXPSTIKES PBKMirM. Best assortment at .grass seeds grown in Oregon liy'one man, no less than ton varieties, correctly named, with botfihiciil and common name, ac companied with ii short description of the qnalities ' itn3 season' .of growth, j-ield, etc of each variety: the name and description to be left with the Superintendent for publi cation in the Society's transactions CO 10 Jos. Hamilton, Snpt. DIVISION FIoks. F. Class 1.-Flw1u nmrk milk Walk. Ins Plows. Plowing"witU oxen, horses or mules. Plowing match to commence as directed ? he jtulges, and to conliime in snch man fx. they hn doom bet far a fair trial. BoV over 10 sad under W $10 $3 , " U " . '1 1C 10 5 ,. .14.-. ......a 10 ,5 I'ho plowing match will take placu at the time' flw4 place hereafter to be named, under UieikidtiCprovidedi that no less than two enmu uzv uiauo suu .no nvi-ici.j.j Xotk. Ko one is allowed to compete iu more turn .-no clasa ol agu. FECIAL PREMIUMS. , Py T. Ormningniun & Co., Salem. Tl'e will give he'foUowing special prersi urns, for plowiuc; to be awarded at the Ore gon Stnto Fuir, October, 1875 : tforlwt ploving fcy min', ...r . . ..$25jiIor. - " H boypnfterl7, 2 , ',T!ie'ol1owsuTereiI for premium. re the ctbir.l "Garden City Clipper," niann- fiWnrc: y Fnrt & Bradley, Munufucturing Co'.,' Clii'wga, nnd or wh'ch mb sav the sole ngeuU for Oregon. Tiw olows will bo on the ground, jwdy for leh'ery as soou as awanied. T. Cc5J.ko.xm & Co. Dealers in Harri-vare ant: As-icnlluraJ 1 pfementa. Holfi.i. Ol'goa. 3 ( Tiios. fiMrnj, tlnpt. ; Ml. . i , ,J I A Four-Page Supplement witlrtkcr Farmer this' Week. 0 A . JT ri ,r l X JT SALEM, DIVISION C. Oregon Manufactures. Class 1. Farming Implements. Threshing machine 525 $20 o i Iz I.; rt- ir .neajuiig luucuiue -. Plow '.. 10 Bulky plow 15 Mowing machine 15 Groin sower 15 Grain separator . i 8 Cultivator 10 Harrow ; '. 8 Horse rake 5 Horse rake, riding i . . . . 10 Header bed, constructed with a view- to durability and proper savinc of grain 10 Fonmill , 8 Straw cutter '. 3 Class 2. Miscellaneous. Oregon woods 15 10 Dynometer 10 5 Flow coulter 5 3 Hay press 20 10 Grubbing machine 15 10 Ditching machine 15 10 Clod bleaker . 8 C Clirn-u 3 2 Garden tools, set 5 3 Best and most numerous collection of agricultural and gardening tools and implements, manufac tured in Oregon, by or under tho supervision of the .exhibitor, provided theie arc not less than 10. implements offered diploma. Two-horse wagon See note. Dray ....... . $20 $10 Two-horso carriaco 20 10 Express wagon,.,... 10 5 uue-uorse open uuggy f jm jo Wagon hubs. 1 3. 2 Wocon spokes, Jinishcd '3 2 Bent, rims ....' 3 2 Axehelves 3 2 Beehive 3 2 Washing muchino o 3 Horsepower 20 10 Steam engine, C-horse power 25 15 Blacksmith work, greatest variety and best exhibit '...'....,, 10 5 Pruning' shears :... 3 3 Tin work, greatest variety and best exhibit 0 3 Castings, 3 pieces 8 Boiler work 15 Stoves ,i i . i 15 Windmill, revolting, , 10 .Puinp ..., ,.t.. 10 rvisli, doors, blinds, exhibit. , 10 Furniture, 0 pieces , 1G Barrels, buckets, tubs, churns 15 Pottery, 10 pieces. , . . i j, j. , . 5 Draining tile, largest and best exhibit 8 Bock,fireplaco.., ,......!. 10 Ji.iski ts, exhibit of (J. ....... , j . ., . . 5 Boots dud shoes. 3 pair each .variety 5 Team harness t 5 Carriage harness', double , . 10 single ,. t. Saddle 7 .... 3 L.ulies' saddle i ..... . 3 Harness leather. 2 sides. . f 4 Sole leather, 2 sides "... . 4 Upper leather. 2 sides i 4 Leather, best assortment not less than C varieties 10 Wool baler 5 Tailor work 3 Bopo, , 5 Hats and caps, best exhibit . . . . . . 5 Book.bindiug.t 5 Furs, best exhibit 10 Persons presenting agricultural imple ments, or,Hlclea of mcchauical (ingenuity and utility, "lire requested to furnish the Sec retary with a particular description of tho articles, the price, and the place where they can bo had, jis it is intended to publish a descriptive Ikt of tho articles exhibited at the Kuir, for tho benefit of manufacturers and purchasers. Bcle. Auy person takiug first premium In this Class, amounting to $5, or more, can have the choice of the money or a diploma. Notk. First premium framed dinlonm: second premium $5. " f T. H. Lco.m, Supt. DIVISION H. Domestic ilnnufucturtt. Class 1. Miscellaneous. Oregon mode brooms, best exhibit diploma Domestic Oregon mule soap 5 Ds. .$ 2 $ 1 " ' " " .candles " j. 2 1 "' " " starch 1 lb.. 2 1 Soap, Qregon, manufacture, 20 lbs.. diploma Caudles " " '20 (' .. j " Lsrd, ip lbs.-... ,,,,,... .-.. ..w, i 1 Starch ... 2 1 Glne. 10 lbs..) ..., -... 2 1 Canilies and confectionery ....... .dip. 1 Flour, 50 lbs 5 3 Corn meal, oO lbs ,,,,..., 2 1 Bnekvbeat flour, 50 .s ,,.,' 2 1 Bye flour, 50 lbs , '2 J O t rossl ........; d iploma Box cakes, 10 ....:, ,'.'... 2 I Box sod biscnit, 50 IKs. . . . t pilot bread. 50 irt ,.''.... 2 ' Honey exhibit .' .......r 2 Beef, salte.1, Y, bhl., G mouths' old 5 Pork. " 5 Huu. smoked 3 flliscon, bauui, tngar-crrred, Wr ivilr with WTlttcn statement of method of curing..,,...,.. .,..(. ,..,,. fi Bacon sides, per pair j. 4, Host exhibit Oregon buluioii, as prer pArrd'for market, h,b li;ulny toij include pickled, In barrels au'd r. A xhf SJ) G OREGON, MARCH kits, smoked, and fresh iu cans, 1st premium '. diploma 2d " .silver medal Linseed oil ' diploma Matches 2 1 Entrance fee, 10 per cent. .1 diploma Kill be awardtdfor the best dis- Entrance fee, $1.00. i Pipe organ. Beed oreon. Giandor semi-grand piano-forte. Boudoir piano. Square piano. Collection of musical instruments. Set of brass band instruments. Family sewing machine. Manufacturing machiue.for cloth work. " 'V " , " leather work. Machine for soling boots nnd shoes. Series of samples or w ork doue by a family sewing machine. Series of samples of work, done by a nia cin uo for manufacturing cloth work. Display of stoves. Cooking stove for wood. ' range and furniture. Display of copper ware. , Portable heater. Display of plumbers' wolk. Iron or brass bicves, screens, etc. Dog power. i , , Set of garden tools. ,, Refrigerator. Fruit dryer. ... Cherry stouer. Weather strips for doors. Tjamn fnr kerosene. Horticultural implements, .by, inauufact- tnrer or agent. , carnages oi various lunas. ,,, . , Buccies, Two-horso carriages, Top.buggy. Open buggy. Sulky. Skeleton wagon., Barouche. Wheelbarrow. Two-hdVso wagon. 1 SXt t 1 1 hpnug wagon. , - One-horsu cart. Ox cart. Specimch of window blinds. Manufactured doors. , Cooper's work. Paints and oils. , Willow ware. General household furniture. Dining table. Spring bed bottom. Spring hialfiess, Table cutlery. Mechanical tools dud cutlery. Water filter. Philosophical and mathematical instru nifiits. Surgical and dental instruments. Clocks and watches. Plated and silver waio. Silver plating. Aitiflcml teeth. Bound books, Oregon manufacture Printing paper, " " Condensed milk and cream. " meats. Preserved fresh meats. Specimen stone ware. " porcclaiu ware. Pottery wares of various kinds. Mangling or ironing machine. Wringer. , Washlxiard, Oregon. 12 broom, " Churn. Cheese vat. Fancy soaps. Bar soaps. Fancy toilet goods and extracts. Fruits crates and packt. Candies. Portable farm steam engine. Garden engine. Windmill and pump for f.inn purposes. Pnmps for wells and cisterns. Portable grist mill for farm use. Machine fur opening ditch for tile. " for muling open ditch. Potatoo planter. " digger. , Horso hay fork. Hay" pitching machine. nay gatnerer. Modei for ventilated vegetable or grain bin. Clover hulkr and thresher. Hay and straw-cutter. Boot and vegetable cutter. Field roller. Cuttle pump. ' Boad making machiue and grader. Mower kuifer grinder. Boad scraper. Hay tedder. Sto.imius apnaratus for uookinc food for stock. Gate for farm Use. Flower pots. , Portable fence. Hay and cattle seal for, (ami use.. Scales, ( . fJ P!ow; . ' i , '. . ciumuil J1IUW. i i 1 I Old ground plow. " " " for2or3lorsr Combined plow. Gang plow. Trench plow. Sulky plow. Single sboiel plow Double shoi el plow. Subsoil attachment. Hand wheel Y-nltiiator. Twc-horwcoltlvfttcr, ritlinc. Harrow. ' tirxiu drill. 19, 1875. Sulky hay rake. Hay derrick. Plow clevis. Tost auger. T. H. Li'oas, Supt. DIVISION I. Dairy. Class 1. 5 pounds fresh butter $ IS 4 10 butter C mouths old. . . G 4 Lot of butter, not less than 5 lbs., made by a girl under 15 years of age G 4 25 lbs. butter, six months old or upward 12 S Cheese, one year old G 1 'New cheese 5 2 Dairy of butter, with sworn state ment of how made, number of cows, expense and cost of pro duet, capital invested, net pro duct over and aboie expenses, with samples of chec.se 20 10 Dairy of' cheese, with a sworn state ment of how made, number of cows, expense and cost of pro duct, capital invested, net pro duct over nnd abovo expenses, with sample of cheese S20 10 A statement of the date of time and man ner of making must accompany each sam ple, and must be deposited with the Secre tary lor tne use cl tne committee. Entrance fee, 10 per cent. Bulk. All articles entered for premiums in this Class shall bo entered by or in tho name of the maker. A. J. Hunsakkh, Supt. DIVISION J. Wooli Mxmifntturts. Class 1. Best eahibit of goods from Oregon woolen manufactories diploma Five yards ieanB $3 $2 " lindsoy 3 2 " flannel 3 2 Best exhibit of hoisery diploma iu yards woolen carpet i ;i rag ij J G 4 1 50 1 50 Pair blankets, home-made ', , 1 lb. home-made yam, white , " " colored Variety, stylo and finish to bo con sidered. -t-Cr-s' of fleece wools, Washed and unwashed, named mill placed upon cards 5 3 Best and greatest number of samples ns aoove iy one urculer, wall tho names of the breeds of sheep from ' which the samples are taken 10 G Bpi.K. All articles entered for premium in this Class shall bo entered by or in thu numo of the maker. . C, P. BtniKIIABT, Supt. DIVISION K. llreud, Calces, Preserves, tie. Salt rising 1 Hop rising , 1 Potato yeast J Soda biscuits 1 Bct assortment of cakes 5 " ' " " Jellies 5 " " " preserves,. 5 " " " fruit butters 5 Canned peaches l " cherries l " gooseberries l " blackberries l " plums ,,.,. 1 " pears .,...- ,, 1 " tomatoes , l " strawberries 1 .50 .50 .SO .50 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 ,50 .50 .50 .50 JJcst exhibit of canned fruit 1 2.00 Currant wine l Grape wine 1 Cherry wine l Blackberry wino l Blackberry cordial l .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .60 Plum cordial 1 Cucumber pickles 1 Sweet pilkles , 1 Tomato pickks 1 1 ncouiiy. , , Cider "vinegar Blacklieiry vinegar " syrup, Tomato catsup,,.., Cucombjr " ,,.., Dried apples ,...., " peuches , " currants 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .50 .50 plums. sweet corn , l .50 .50 .50 cuernes,. i goosfberries , , , , l " lerH ,...... 1 " primes, with "pits". . , , l Best exhibit of dried fruits 3 TnmstongM , f a Quince preserves l .50 .50 2.00 1.00 ,50 1.00 .50 .50 rear ngs...i , 2 Beeswax, best exhibit 1 Raspberry jam ,,..,.., 1 Entrance fee, '10 ikt cent. Bulk. All articles entered for premitfms in this Cliis sliall be entered by or iti the name of tho looker. ' Worthy mention shall bo modo of all arti cles tutirul iu this Class fur which lircmi uiusaiucut iitfered. Mm. M. E. Jioxien, Supt, DIVISION L. itimntnj, fiticliuj KnlUliiy, Be. CUm I.-Mtlllucr'. Vtlvet bouact $3 2.W . a-. . Si h-t .V W , Voluino V1L Number 5. Silkbouuet -.. 3 2.00 Fancy bouuet 3 2.00 Trimmed bonnet, i.,. 3 2.00 Lady's veil tt hat 3 2.00 Lady's straw hat 3 2.0(1 Chil'd'shat 2 l.OO Infant's cap 2 1.00 Heiuldiess 2 1.00 Clnsi a. IIiiiul Sowing. Balmoral skirt, home-made 2 1.00 Bov's suit, plain 2 ,1.00 Bcdquilt, white 3 2.00 patchwoik 3 2.00 silk patchwork 3 2.00 "' worsted work. 3 2.00 ' Buttonholes, nut less than six 1 .CO Child's dress, plain 2 1.00 Chemise, plain 1 .50 Corset " 1 .50 Drawers " 1 .50 Gent's coat by woman 3 2.00 " pouts " ...., 2 1.00 " vest " 2 1.00 " dressing gown, by Human ... 3 2.00 Lady's white dress 2 1.00 " morning wrapper 2 l.OO " woolen cloak 2 l.OO " walking suit 3 2.00 " calico dress 1 .50 " opara cloak 3 2.00 " transferred collar 1 .5(1 hondkeiehiof . . . . 1 Liueu sot, plain 1 Misses white dress, plain 1 .50 .50 .50 .50 2.00 .50 l.OO 1.00 -lght dress, plain 1 Ottoman cover, silk patch-work.. . 3 Pillow slips, plain 1 White shirt, cotton1. 2 " " linen 2 Clau 3. Muehlne ttewliii;. Bulk. Machiue and hand work shall not come iu competition, bqt .machine work shall draw like premiums with hand sewing. All entries made iu No. 3, of this Class, shall bo entered as "machiue work" uud so ' tnarkttl plainly on the mrd. Mns. W. P. Watson, Supt. Class 4. Embroider)-. Book mark $1 Child's dress cmbtoidercd 2 " cloak " u Corset " .. '2 Chemise " ... .50 1.00 2 1.0(1 'J XM 3 2.00.' 2 1.00 1 .50 3 2.00 1 .30' 1 .50 1 .50' 1 .50 2 1MU 2 1.00 a j.w i .e 1 .00 2 1.00 Chair, Chair bolster or cushion , . , Gncnllo " '"' Cont5i'jiftUo ' '.!!!',!'. Card-basket " Drawers " Foot-stool " Gent's slippers Infant's whito bkirt uubrniiUied. " cloak " blanket " sacqua " shots Lady's collar fro 1)0 continued. Resolutions Adopted. Yokxvkvd, March 12, 1875. At a regular meeting of Multnomah Co. Council of Patrons of Husbandry, held In thla city to-day, tho following preamble and resolutions were adopted: WimnKAH, Owing to the fact that compan ies are lnoorporatlug In various parts of this State, for speculative purposes, uuder the name of the Patrons of Husbandry, and soliciting stock from members of the Order, representing that It U to their Interest to In. vest in such companies j and Wukiikam, 8uuu companies In some oases aro composed oflndlvldu4ls not belougiug to our Orderf and whoso interests are In tho main opposed to our organization; therefore, ' licsolvcd, That we recommend lo all good Patrons that they avoid taking stock In suph organizations unless approved by tho Kceu utlve Committee. Jiesolved, That n copy or these resolution be sent to the Wn.i.AMKrrti Faiimeh lor publicall-n. Jouk Moohk, J. S, Hbwur,L, President. Secretary. , WHEAT. The quotations remain unohanirad at Vnri. land, 1.37J Isollbred percental, and wheat Is being purobksed fct that Prloe and aant tn Han Francisco for resblpment there, as tbe, dirrrenco In price ully covora the transpor- i tatlon to that place. The general news from abroad shows a small advance in tbe wheat market through. Europe but no considerable advance la Liverpool; quotation have touobed bottom, and can go uo lower, Laat year the amount of wheat exported ' from Oregon was, as Bod iters, Meyer & Co., estimate, 100,000 ton wheat and flour reduced to wheat and r,t tki. i. ably 10,000 tons was carried ovrIu.Tr. from tue harvest oi 1873. Since 1m!'". , harvest tha shimnAniM k... i.. 'T.r 81,000 ions, and II mora wheat was raised Iu 4 ' lS7i than in IHTJ.hm linn.r.iiw.n.1 ' ' then there remains in Oregon to-day not less ' than 25 000 fona of to. jSt yearcrpp. The direct shipments made in the faarristyeer' ' ' JTO 4 were OJ.000 tons; those of 1B7I-5 up lo this lime reach 73,000 tons, which shows a gratifying increase of direct irade, ,-i