Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
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Cotton Exhibit. Cotton exhibit TO
consist Of field, seed plant, bloom,
boil closed md open. cotton picking,
Samples OF Flber-BHloa, u. 8. Hov-
ernmont exhibit, KIN In operation. spin
ming, weaving. Winding spool thrend,
Hcavlrg ornamental designs. knitting,
Seed Products. HILLS, stock food. nil
cake. meal fertilzers. feed, oil butter,
lard, soap, lubricatorE. etc.
Fibre Products '-llattng, waddlng,
rope, prints bngglng, etc. Sampler Of
the products OF the mills.
Machinery -Cultivators. stalk cutter,
planter, pross, comprcra. scales, picker,
cotton hook, hoe and other machinery
used exclusively IN the production OF
cotton. old times" and modern. show
inE progress
Statistics World. United States and
country. llustfeted by diagrams or
drewlnRs that appeal 20 the eye.
Photographs iatisftctQry mr.
rangcments can be made, n complete
photographic exhibit covering the cot
ton interests IA all itg phageg
The decorations committee report
was adopted as follows
To the Board Of Directors OF the Texas
Cotton Pplace;
Gentlemen: The committee on decor
ntlone. nj the request Of the general
msnagor, have aglla considered the
mntter OF palace decorations. ON In
auiry we ind That The YnrlouA nuccoss-
full palaces have depended muinly on
their decorations as drawing attrae-
tons A. we understand H. Sbosc dec
orntiong IN themfelvcs, by reason u
the material urtd. are an exposition Of
our natural resources ana incidentally
Ia design may be made to fcproHant
tho fora. fauna. manufacturing. com
MERGE history and proBrcss OF our
country, and al the same time are most
appropriate and mako beautiful decor
atoms We refer 10 our former re-
mort on this subject, and recommend
The adoption OF natural product deeora-
tons for the interior OF the palace, and
that such necessary sum be allowed
for this purpose as will insure some
thing IN this line as viii meet the APP
proyai Of The general public. bunting
can also be used. but only IN small
quantity. II this plan meets with the
approval OF the board It viii be nee
easary TINT we ret Instructions from
you at once, no that we can imnedi-
ateiy send somebody Into the reld 10
get the products necessary for such
decorations. Respectfully rubmittcd
SOL HIRSCHBERG,
NJ l.. GRAVES.
II. II. SHEAR.
Committee
The following report WAS submitted
concerning interior attractionsi
TO the Bohrd OF Directors Of the Texas
Cotton Palace
Gentlemen: There being no commit
tee on the subject matter OF this re-
port. In order 10 bring It before you I
have taken the matter IN charge tenn
porarliy ard recommend the adoption
Of the following.
That the interior attractions during
the exposition. IN addition TO decora-
tong. band concerts. ladies' natural
product art work, cascade water dis
play. art gallery Nominations, cotton
and general exhibits. photographs u
Tcxns scenery. ladies' textile exhibit.
shan, 80 far as found practicable. con-
sist Of the following features;
Reception by board nf directors, even
ing or the opening day.
Antateur opera or theatrlcals. by
| home talent or from ncighhoriug ciiics
Floral display, (chryaantiienufn show
| etci
Electric flower garden.
Addresses by distinguished speakers
| and public mpn,
sunday sermons by distinguished d.
s eeered concerts. fuii dress BAN. cos
tune bail. masquerade hall, military
ball managed BY committee OF cit-
Grand chorus--home talent.
patriotic Young Americans" con-
cert
Plano music by ladies'.
Addresses BY county representatives.
TIE opera time and dates TO be
aied az time and orcagion may sug-
geat.
Respectfully submitted,
d. ". MILWARD,
General Manager.
This program WIS ordered carried
sut as far aa possible.
The following elaborate report on