Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-22
EVERYBODY IS lNTERESTEn
THIS FACT ~ DEMONSTRATED
AMOUR THE STATE ram.
There Are Many Applications for
spaee-innuence OF the Fine Crop
Froseputs-i.iberati's Hand the hest
Organization OF ANY senson.


Dallas. Tex, Aug. 2i-speairng Of
the coming fair, President Sanger says:
AS you are aware, the columns OF
the press have from tine to tlne given
the public nm idea Of the work the I
management Is doing and what we
have been able TO accomplish. Ny asso-
citation with the fair has. as You prob
ably know, dated back from its in
ceptlon, and from that time until the
present l have been more or less ac-
lively engaged in the work attached
to the giving Of each annual entertain
ment. This experiences naturally makes |
one competent to judge the present
outlook In comparison with that Of past
years, and IL is my pleasure 10 be able
now to announce that at no time in
the history OF the state fair do l be-
Neve there was more genuine and
voluntary enthusiasm manifested by
the people IN It's behalf than the pres-
ent time indicates, This fact Is de-
monstra,ed on every side. as. for in
stance, by the applications Tor space.
which the records show 10 be more
numerous than In any former season.
the unusual and unsolicited Interest
that our home merchants and manu-
fRcturers are taking with us and their
determination to have themselves
properly represented, by the demand
that comds from ali parts OF the ooun-
try for PRIVILEGES. the special recogni-
ton the fair is receiving az the hands
OF the manufacturers rom abroad, the
good feeling that exists on the part
OF livestock breeders toward the man
agement, as evidenced by their cooper
| alton and promise TO make this de-
partment complete and successful. the
Interest our poultry people are taking
with the assurance that Is given us
that the poultry exhibit this year will
! cover IN extent larger and more rep
resentatlve exhiaition than any season
/ past and by the horscmcn, who viii
/ be here from the North, East, South
| and West with strings u horsea rum
uers, trotters and PAGERS. among them
the kings and queens of the turf, COM
4 ing here to compete for the biz purses
the association has hung up for them;
by the ladies', who promise to leave
! nothing undone that viii make the art
/ and ladies' department more complete
and more interesting and attractive
| than ever, by our schools, both public
| ana private. whose superintendenis
and telchers have in large numbers
come forward, promising tholr aid TO
the end. that the educational depart
MfNl mas ne lNAN year NNtl 1T ms
never been, success, representing, as
It should. the fine educational advan-
taxes that our state affords. by the
farmers who viii be here TO compete
for the numerous valuable premiums
that are offered FOR the exhibition OF
agricultural products; by the horucul-
tursts, Che men who have done 10
much for the state and who have al
WAYS been the friends OF the fair, and
rarif. u will FHnlg. Fhn YtfNflf-
tural department cover all that hor-
ticulture means; by the representatives.
of organized labor, who have by con-
cert Of action undertaken TO make an
exhibit at the fair that Will be credit
alike TO the association as Wen ~
themselves. and BY the press Of the
state. which Is doing aud has done
40 much for the promotion OF the state
fairs success and without whose aid
and corporation our eflorts would bs
futile. and who this season have CONT
forward more than ever, and through
the columns Of their papers are telling
the people Of the state what n grant
entertainment We are going 10 give and
/ urging upon their readers to attend
This friendly spirit is what encourages
MS In our work and gives us assurance
that our efforts viii result In the ae-
cornplishment OF the object we have
In view Added to this we have inc
finest OF cf9p prospects throughout ON
state. whfch OF itself means great
deni for inc fair. for Il has become
a snying 'Coot cropsi good ntiend'
nncp.' The railroads too, with thelI
usual liborality say that we shall nave
as low rates as heretofore ana W.
express comps mics also, who nave mah'
, ma Tho hest rates we have had tni
three seasons past In addition 60 whhl
I stated / wish TO make menuen %
The fact that the Amusement ana en-
tertalnment OF visitors Is the pilm'
, object with u.s. and that our attrac
tlons will be Of unusual excellence Sc
lected with great care ana expense
IIberatis band has already been en-
-aged and his letter just received
ssvs that he will have with HIN TIM
season an organization In every re
snsct superior TO his former bands
Numerous outdoor attractions VIII als'
, he rIven. Side shows covering eNeis
F, feafure Of entertainment VIII De %
hand. and on the whole there Wlh ~
D ~ dearth n something in the line e
: Zoo fhe viqitor amused and enter
tanned. Taking It AL IN all, ! eal' Io,
see but what we nave every 10
h coneratulnte ourselves on the prps
,,eet that IS before Us, ana from NV
mini opening day what can pe ~
i, comniished by time and eHort on w
,,,anarafnents part viii be 90 me N
tl,ai NJ have II 1924 fair and eAn,
t,ttIo, that viii be larger. GRANGER "i'
: more magnihcent than ever
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