Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-18
Visit the State Fair.

Visit the State Fair.
[Anoka Union.
The prospects are now that the State fair
will be moro of what might be termed an
agricultural exhibit than any of its prede-
cessors. By all means visit the State fair.
Att Our Farmers VIII attend.
Hastings Union.
The State fair will be held in St. Paul, at
the fair grounds, on the LIST, End, 3rd, 4th,
9Th and 9Th of September. The managers
are doing everything in their power to make
the fair this year greater success than last
Of course all our farmers will attend.
IN. Attracttve offer of Prises.
Blue Earth City Post.
The premium list for the State fair is out.
and embraces an attractive offer of prizes.
The farmers and manufacturers of the State
are earnestly invited to place on exhibition
all articles of interest. The railroads guar.
antee the usual courtesies, and facilities will
be extended to exhibitors.
GsUe Them a Representation.
Rochester Record and SnionI =
Our readers are probably aware that, dur
the first week in September, the State Agri-
cultural society will hold mechanical and
agricultural fair in St. Paul, and we hope
sufficient INTEREST will be taken in the event.
to give the products of Olmsted county q
proportionate representation.
StT0intn9 Every Nerce.
[Glencoe Register.l
The officers of the State Agricultural So
clety are straining every nerve to make the
Minnesota State fair, which is to be held in
St. Paul on the 1st I'd, Sd, 4th, 5th and 9th
OF next month, grand success, and there
Gamble no doubt that under the able manage
ment OF the new officers the object will be
attained.
an Unusually Fine affair.
Renville Times.
The State fair, to be held at st. Paul.
promises to be an unusually fine affair.
Nothing is being left undone to make it
complete success. It is an undertaking in
which the State at large is interested, and
all who can should contribute their influence
toward making it a long to- aforementioned
good time.
Liberal Contributions from 4N Parts of
the State.
Isanti Co. Press.
The State fair committee under the skill
full management of Hon. Samuel E. Adams,
president, have got right down to business
They have list of premiums sufficient to
warrant good display, and the fact that it
is State fair should be sufficient induce
ment to demand liberal contributions f,om
all parts of the State.
The G1Undest Fur the Suite hns Era,. S.s,,
Pine Island News.
We are in receipt of pamphlet contain
ing the premium list, rules
and regulation of the twenty-first
annual fair of the Minnesota State
Agricultural society, which is to be held
at the fair grounds in st. Paul. Ssptember
LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th, 5th and 9th, 1879. The
list is complete, and judging from the reg
ulations it will be one of the grandest and
most successful fairs our State has ever seen.
The Best Ever Held.
LIE Roy independents
Tht annual State fair Will be held at ST.
Paul during the first week in September
LIST to 9th inclusive. The fair is under the
ablest management the society ever had, and
promises to be the best ever held at st. Paul.
Cheap transportation will be granted by the
railway companies, and every farmer who
can spare the time and money ought to at
tend, as there can be no more learned in one
week by farmer than by attendance on his
State fair.
a Credit to the State.
lCurrie Pioneer.
All those persons interested in the deyel
opment of the agricultural resources of the
State should do all in their power to sustain
the organization, as it is one which a few
prominent citizens have labored hard to
make a credit to the State, and thew give
evidence that the fair will be even greater
success than last year. The opposition it
received is purely local, and only on the part
of few citizens of Minneapolis who have
selfish ends to crafty, and should not affect
the residents of this portion of the State.
Leaue 1T to the Farmers.
Goodhue County Republican,
1t is an unpleasant competition into which
Mr.. w. S. King has forced the society, but
the choice Mr.. King offers is to live for him
or to die. st. Paul has wisely concluded not
to carry but to assist the State society.
President Adams is country granger, and
the agriculturists and their friends have the
alternative offered them now to choose