Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-13
FAIR EXHIBITS.


To the Farm Public:
regret 20 state that the appeal from
this Office, 30 generously copied by
nearly all the papers, hrs met with
almos, no response lrom the tarners Of
Utah. The funds at command viii not
permit Of the individual presence Of a
collector In every good orchard Of Utah.
We must necessarily depend to large
extent upon the public spirit Of oui
farmers. As Utah Is 10 measure her
self agricultural ! against the agricul.
Iure Of the world, We should have the
enthusiastic encouragement Of every
sonAnd daughter OF the Territory who
can render any assistance Ia making
the exhibit complete.
W. desire one-half bushcl Of fruit Of
zach ana every variety maturing from
this late ON for the purpose Of canning,
thOwing IN preserving liquids and
making Jellies. Twelve quarts Of this
iruit should be- made up oi exceedingly
iinu sIecime0s, each sample 0ue among
great numhefp.
Those who can produce flnt lar. u
white glass may can the iruit whole,
and make into lellies, or la case they
cannot procure the Jars, A. they will
send to tho writer he will forward
them, or again, the fruits may be for.
wardud 10 his point for preservation.
Al extraordinary samples Of veggt.
lbles anu fruits that can be- preserved
by cold storage are desired and IN such
quantities that may be taken In cold
storage TO Chicago aud replaced
throughout the season.
again earnestly urge farmers to
send the Dcst samples OF iar,u crop. "
every other kind that they eau procure,
TO the Fair, t. bs held IA Siil Lake
CITY On October 9th. Let this be. iu.
cluiivs, including all natural products
OF objects Of Interest that pertsin to
the farm.
Goods intended for the Fair eau DO
shipped 10 n. a. Empoy, executive
commissioner Of Utah, TOT the World's
Fair, Salt Lake CITY, each package u
carry the nBme Of the donor and tho
name OF tie afticle, and the depart
meut 10 which u belongs. | may men.
lion fine samples OF forage crops, OF
corn, Of potatoes (let o greatest
Yield Of single hills be collected and
held ~ sucb), large, 1ne semples Of
root crops and vegetables. let Two W
three OK more bushels II nice grain be-
separated by use Of the separator down
10 one hushvl u the selected grain.
Nice tamples Of dairy ami creamery
butter and cheese we Ghnll be- pleased
t0 have put la prints, In granular form,
and preserved la brine. From cheese
shown We can select samples for
piosorvation.
Any one having choice samples Of
properly preserved plants, particularly
beautiful towering plants vi the reFFi.
tory, or stuffed birds, Or any inven.
tons In farm machinery, will favor tbs
commission by forwarding Thorn for
exhibit. Any product Of earth OF air
that viii be NJ iuterest to the world NJ
large and representative, or " natural
or artificial productions Of Utah soil OF
climate should DO forwarded
May | not depend upon farmers b
mass large amount Of their worry bea
material nj tue October fair, to DO there
rc-gathGrcd at minimum exp use? II
VIII cost each but little 10 make IA all
proud OF the agricultural resources Of
Utah.
shall be pleased to receive plans OF
an artistic character or suggestions for
the arrangement VI some striking fea-
iure whose construction VIII not In.
yOlve gn outlay exceeding $500.
Respectfully submitted,
j. w. SANuORN.
LOGAN, Utah, Sept. /, lso-,