The Boardman Mirror
Boardman, Oregon
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Mr. ( I. tin- V. Hsrtor. 1hx ESdJtor
MARK A. I.EEI.AD. I'uhlUli.
t.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCI
Entered as second -class raai'fr Feb
11. I9tt, at the post office at Board
man. Ore., under act of Mar 3, 1879.
OUT - i'IK HP TH1H KIND Of
liti.K.loN IN Yoii;MtM
Butter. 1 lb.
Co: lace Cheese, dish.
Eas. plate K.
Honey. S combs.
Candy, piate.
Soap, S tars or 5 lbs. soft.
siNtiUi box kxhihitk trruai
For the best packed tax each of
the lolloping varieties of apples:
6- Spu.enl'erc 7 Yellow New
town. Baldwin. 9 -King. 10
Gravenstin 11 Winesap. 12
Jonathan. 13--Vinter Panana. 14
rm it r " rinoc lev All
o! acr a t ii ; n s
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fo!ici;.e
what
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Why not ee'.ch the spirit af fives
In the foliowinc little homily, which
contain" some of the proper religion,
but whose author is unknown:
"There arc fancier towns 'ban our
little town, there are towns that are
bigc-r than this, and the people who
live in the smaller towns don't know
itement they miss. There
things you see in the wealthier
tow ns that you can't in a town that's
small: and yet. up and down, there
is no othr town like oor little town
after all It may be that the streets
aren't Ions, they're not wide nor
maybe straight, but the r.eiehtars
you know in your own little town
all welcome a fellow it's great.
In the glittering streets of the
glittering town, with its palace and
pavement and thrall, in the midst
of the throng you wii! frequently
long for your own little town. i
spite of the fact that it's email,
you'll And it a fact that our own
little town is the best little town
after all."
TK I HllilT-
Single varieties, two
iPrci:r.ens t-ach of th
varieties:
It Baldwin. 19 Grav;n?:eln. ?0
Gano 21 Grimes' Goiden. 22
Jonathan J 4 -King. 26 Mam
moth Black; wig. 27 Missoari Pip-
rtheron Spy. 2S Ked
in. 30- Yellow New
13 -Red Astrachan.
Beauty. 33 Roibury
Spitxeuberg. 37
Winter Banana. 39
r. 40 Yellow Eellfiow
ansa Black. 4 2 Yel
vnt 44- Delicious 45
46 Stayinen
W. Green icg. 4S
49 White Wm--Ail
other varie-
Cheek Pif
town rtrp
32 Rome
Russet. 1
Winesap
woif nil
er. 4 1 -Arkansas
low Transparent.
York Imperial.
Wine-sap 47 -X
Mcintosh Red
ter Fearmain. 50
ties.
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FUTS EXHIBIT PKAR8
Single varieties, two plates, five
specimens' each of the following
varict ios :
51 Bartlett. 5! BeaurreD'Anjo::.
59 P. 1
oihr vari
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1 OOMM1 MTV Kll;
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(Ribbons Only-)
Pou'trr
Trio Rarred Rocks.
Trio White Wyandotte
Trio Rhode Island Rd.
Trio Light Ilrahmas.
Tr.o Ruff Cochins
Trio Aneonas.
Trio R C White Leghorn
Trio S C White Leghorns.
Trio S C Brown Leghorns.
Trio Rlack Minorca
Trio White Minorcas.
Trio any other vanetjr.
Pair Turkeys.
Trio fVfcin Iucks
Trio Indian Runner Ducks.
Trio any other variety ducks.
Trio Gee.
Largt and best poultry exhibit
ar. nltural
Ten ears Yellow Dent Com.
Ten ears White IVnt Cora
Ten fans Flint Corn.
Ter ears Pop Corn.
Tc ears Sweet Cora.
Display Sore hum or Sugar Corn
tea stalks.
Alfalfa live bunches
Iracecabk
Watermelon S specimens
Cantaloupe 5 specimen;
Muskmeions J specimen.
Cncun.her 5 specimens
Iry Bean
TaWe Beet
Cabba.ee 3 specimens
Carrot- i table 5 specimen
Potatoes 1 perk.
Parsnip J specimens
Onion 5 specimen
So,uab- S specimens
Pumpkin 3 speeimen.
Tnrntp i speeir.i-ns
largesi and best collection vege
tab'ea.
IWI collection potatoes
Best general farm evhibit
i .rh article luay he exhibited a an ;
individual or combined with others
to make a disptav. I
1 Dried Fruits plate exhibit i
1 Dried Vegetables i plate exhibit t
J. Preserves .tams. txiaruiaiade
etc . pints or giajs-
5 Canning:
A Vegetable (Quarts
B Pickle i quarts i
1 Laree site or whole.
I. Reltshe or mixed, chow
chow, etc.
C. Fruit quarts I
tarry Sheldon. 60 All
Class 4.
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rarieties. two p!a:es. five
each of the following
61 Early Crawford. 6; Uberta.
63 Early Charlotte. 64 Late
Crawford. 65 Jluir. 66 Salway
67- -All other varieties.
.- 3.
PLATE EXHIBIT PI. I MS
Single varieties, two plate, ten
specimens of the following varieties:
68 Bradshaw. 69 tl!ow Egg
70 Pond's Seedling Hungarian I .
71- W.ishmgton. 7 2 All other
standard varieties.
Caa 6.
I'l TI. EMili'.n ' PRl'XKH
Single varieties, two ?:a:es. ter
specimens of the following varieties:
74 Italian 75- Sugar 76 Sil
vn 7? Petite or French 7s
Ml other standard varieties
Ctaa f,
l'I.TK I.HI!'.n t,l INt I
Pinapple quince - AU other standard
(laaa k.
Pl.Xll EXHIBITS i. i:PES
Best. 25-pound crate comaining 4
taxe. any variety, commercial dis
play. l-Ue B
Display of loganberry juice, not
:s than five bottles, one quart each
Claea lrt.
m,..i M Ps
Display of Franqueites. not less
than ten pounds. Display of May
ettes. not lea than ten pounds
Display of Filbert, not less than
tea pound. '
IS in).
Dresser set. .1 r more piece,
j Colored enib. bac. white or brown.
I Pair embroidered tow els
'Single embroidered towel.
' Pin cushion.
Display a artistic colored work.
1'iano scarf.
Table runn-Ts on white linen.
Table covers on brown liner.
Display of cross stitch. 3 pieces.
MilTI HSiBM IDEIIY
' Doiley (under IS in. I Fr-.-.h and
, M'Yer IS in. I French und
Centerpiece. ?Coronation Cord.
Centerpiece. Roman cut cord.
Lunch cloths. French and eyelet.
Luach set.
Lvinch cloth. Hardar.?r.
:. neb c'h. Coronation Cord.
Sideboard scarf. French and eyelajt.
Pair embroidered pillow slips.
Set bed linen, 3 pieces.
Pair embroidered towels.
One towel.
Pin cushions.
Dresser scarf.
Collar.
Collar and caffs.
met covvr. Frrtich and eyelet.
Gown. French and eyelet.
:. French and eyelet.
I';!, dress. French and eyelet.
Hand bag.
Display of enib., not less than five
pieces.
Embroidered handkerchiefs mot less
than 3).
Baby bonnet.
Tabic napkins (initial).
Stall of underwear.
B XTTEVBl'RG
Centerpiece (under IS inches).
C nterpiece toveir 18 inches).
Table scarf.
Piano scarf.
Door panel.
DRAWH W"RK
Handkerchiefs.
lunch cloths over 18 inches).
Pair pillow slip.
Toweis (drawn or woven I.
Side board scarf.
Bureau scarf.
Bed set t sheets and pillow slips i
Corset cover.
dress.
weiiish darning
T vTTlVG
Collar. Handkerchiefs
Yard of tottinr. wide or narrow.
Towels, trimmed in tatting.
Pillow slips trimmed in tatting.
RaSy dress trimmed in tatting.
Baby bonnet trimmed in tatting.
Waist trimmed in tatting.
Cvrset cover trimmed in tatting.
Collar and cuffs trimmed in tatting.
Centerpiece (over IS in.) tatting.
Piano scarf trimmed in tatting.
Bureau or dresser scarf, in tatting.
iT.iM METING
Irish crochet collar
Irish crochet collar and cuffs.
Irish crochet bags.
Irish crochet jabbol
Irish crochet trimmed waists.
One yard Irish lace.
One yard Irish insertion.
curtains
i trimmed I
A. Bread
i Graham
incy Bread
B Baking Powder - I. Biscuits
iplat 6 1 ; 1 Nut or Fancy Bread
or Buns.
C. All other Breads -
D. Cake- 1 Ancel 2 S-ece 1
F IVuthruts and all fried.
O Pte
facie Jcfcrs tibsft
DIV lH C
ttl l M HONEY DEPARTMENT
1 Exhibits must be in Ipace by
noon. Tneaday. September 12. 1921
2 If there is no co:i. petujoa only
otse prfisinrti will be paid.
3. The judge will in no case
give first premium fo a second grade
product. een though there are only
two exhibits
4. Ail exhibit taasi have been
rtroduced it the apairy of the ex
hibiTor durire the year 1921. and
premium will be restricted to ex
hibits frot:s within the county
5. Honsv must be pure nectar
sugar or syrup being barred, and
Jdg-f should open up parkace and
ats; themse-ive that fii i a
act Sect:oa less than three-fourths
full will also be barred
6. The score for judging comb
oaey will be a follows:
Points
Flavor . . $
Manner el pnttmg up 20
Ctaaallaan 24)
Color g
fwnwlag i
Filled sections 141
straight (Mat S
'",cnr-. appearance 10
Doily i under IS in., not less than I
Center, trimmed in crochet.
Lunch cloth, square, trimmed in crc
Pillowslips trimmed in crochet
Bad set. 3 piece, in crochet.
Towel, crochet trimmed
ttureau or sideboard scarf, crochet
Piano scarf, crochet trimmed.
Crochet bag.
Crochet coliars.
One yard or more of lace
One yard or more of insertion.
Child hood.
Child's sacque.
Crochet bed spread.
Afgan.
Lady's shawl.
Crochet yokes.
KNITTING
Pair knit curtains, trit-ied.
I"zir knit socks. Kitehaer toe.
, Knit scarf,
i Knit wristlets.
Knit hweater.
. Knit helmet
i I! d ?;.read.
2 ards lace (in piece).
! 2 yards insertion (in piece.)
v ;irons trimmed with knit lace,
j Pillow slip, trimmed with knit lace.
SOFA Piuv
i Sofa pillows, lone and short,
i Sofa pillows, solid,
j Display of not less than 4 pillows,
j Macroue pillow.
1,(1 II I S
j Siik log cabin.
Cotton or worsted log cabin.
J Silk or worsted patchwork (crazy
Best quilted ?uilt, anv design.
WOVEN' OYER GO
BSk or log cabin.
2 yards cf crocheted lace.
Best sofa pihow.
Best collection hand trimmed hand
kerchiefs. Draw;; work apron.
Quilt, worsted patch work.
Ouilt. hand quiited.
Pair woolen sox.
Mittens, pair.
S!ippers. pair.
Rugs., different ki nds. sweater:
etc. FLOWERS
Di iM.:n L laas i
RULE--Where greenhouse plant
come in competition with outdoor
irrown plants, the preference will be
given the outdoor grown plants.
Exhibition of roses, not less than
three vai ties.
Exhibition of dahlias, not less than
three varieties.
Exhibition of carnations. not less than
three varieties.
Exhibition of asters, not less than
three varieties.
Exhibition of crysanthemums, not
less than three varieties.
Exhibition of verbenas, not less than
three varieties.
Exhibition of pansies, not less than
three varieties.
Exhibition of lillies.
Exhibition of zinnias.
Exhibition of Phlox drummondi.
Exhibition of petunias.
Exhibition of gladioli.
Class -2.
Everlasting Cowers.
Dish of cut flowers.
Taney basket of flowers.
Class it.
Exhibition of pot plants, not less
. than ten pots.
Exhibition of begonias.
Exhibition of coelus.
Exhibition of loberose.
..:.fn piant of double geranium.
Specimen of salvia splendeur.
Specimen of foliatre begonia.
Specimen of flowering begouia.
Specimen of coelus.
Specimen of ftishia.
Specimen of carnation.
Specimen of abutilon.
Sixcimen of heliothrope.
Specimen of siher-leavel geranium
Specimen of tri-colored geranium.
Specimen of rose geranium.
S;ecimen of climbing plant.
Ssecimen of cactus.
Specimen of palm.
Specimen of hoya carnosa.
SiEgle pot plant.
Hanrinc basket with plant.
Rus;ic stand, not less than 3 feet in
heighth. filled with choice plants.
CI.I B MEMBERS CONTEST
Those entering the club members'
contest should enroll for ili- work
as early as poeaible, and make an
exhibit of their work at the fair.
Each member must have a report
telling how hi crop wan grown 0T4
how his articleH ere produced,
Th- ba. ia for reward and other
brief instructions are given here for
'ach project.
For further instruction one should
r'-ad the project circulars sen I out by
i he state leader of the club work,
Oregon Agricultural Oollese, Cor-j
rallis.
lAit t. Corn Growing
Cluh members Khali grow at leant
'ine-eighlli of an acre of corn, Tin y
..ay hire th; ground plowed, but
tiiBt do all the other work.
Exhibit -All exhibit conahsting of
ears of field corn, grown and
tooted by club tnembera, will be
quired in all local, county and
ate club contests.
Well-matured ears, uniform in
,::e and shape, with Straight rows,
impact kernels, butts and lips Well
lied, and small to medium tiled
obn, are preferred.
H-itcl every word In the prize list.
Basis of rewards.- The awards in
!1 corn club contests are as follows:
(a) Exhibit 50
(b) Final project report:
Best yield 20
Best profit on in
vestment 20
Completeness and ac
curacy of report .. .10
Possible score 100
For the club member scoring the
greateat number of points in the
orn growing contest:
1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th rewards.
It 2. Potato Growing
Club members shall grow at least
one-eighth of an acre of potatoee,
They may hire the ground plowed,
ut must do all the other work.
Exhibit. An exhibit of one peck
ol raarkel potatoee, frown and select
ed by club members, will be required
in all local, county and state con
fetti). The market demands a smooth,
hallow-eyed, oblong oval, ntedinm
slzed tuber, free from disease and
other blemishes.
liahis of awards. - -The awards In
all potato club coniesu will be as
follows:
(a) Exhibit 50
(b) Final project report:
Beat yield 20
Be I profit on in
vestment 20
Completeness and ac
curacy of report ....10
50
Possible score Kjtj
For the club scoring the greatest
number ol points in the potato grow
ing contest:
lit, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th rewards,
i.ot ;.- Vegetable Gardening;
The growing of at least one
twentieth of an acre of vegetables
of at least five varieties.
Exhibit.- A vegetable exhibit, con-
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TECHNOLOGY
Eight Schools; Seventj Departments
FALL TF.RM OPENS SEPT. 19, 1921
For infurmiuon rie to the Refittftr
Oregon Agricultural College
COKVALL1S
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF
I ARLINGTON N A T I 0 N ALB A N K Z
AKUNdTON, OREGON
At the Close of Business on June 30, 1921.
RESOURCES 1.1 AMII.ITIES
Loans and Discounts. .$309,358. 05 1 Capital Stock $ 25,000.00
Bonds, Stocks and i Surplus and I'ndivid-
Warrants 76,370.02! ed Profits 58.017.93
f Furniture & Fixtures 1.495.00 ' filiation 12,500.00
Other Real Estate .... 30,470.0'J Hue to Banks 1.038.23
Cash and Due from Deposits 218,655.00
Banks 41.393.83 Bills Payable 19,903.07
Interest Earned and Rediscounts with
not Collected 13.337.99 Fed. Reserve Bank 137,310.66
J472.424.89 I 1472.424.89
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will want them.
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