Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-29
COUNTY ASSOCIATION WILL MEET
TO ELECT NINE NEW
DIRECTORS.
FAIR WILL HAVE NET
BALANCE OF ABOUT $1,000.
Association Has Tidy Sum to Carry
Over For Preparations For Next
Seasons Fair-Report is Made to
the State, Which RENTS Its Appro.
priation of ssoo-Details of Receipts
and Expenses For Year.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Marshall County Fair
Association will be held in the east
court room of the court house on We'd
nesday, Dec. l. at 1880 o'clocy. Nine d.
rectors are to be elected, and the an
nual reports of the officers are to be
presented
Following the meeting of the stock
holders the board of directors will meet
for the purpose of electing officers. The
terms of the following directors expire
at the coming annual meeting: j. c.
Baily Timber Creek; D. S. Collins,
Iowa; j. W. Gaunt, Liberty; A. C,
Nyce, Liscomb; L. c. Abbott, P. F. Ar
ney, o. L. Ingledue, E. r. Lay and A.
4 P. SJrub, OF this city.
Meet Earlier This Year.
The annual meeting will be held
more than month earlier this year
than il was last winter. Al the annual
meeting a YEAR ago the date was
changed from the second week of Jan
uary 10 the first Wednesday of De-
cember. This change was made so that
the new officers could attend the an
nual meeting of the Iowa Association
OF County and District Fair Mana
gers, which meets in Des Moines the
second week of December.
Makes Report to State.
| Following the report, which Secre-
tarv Clark has made 70 the auditor of
state, the fair association has received
from the state its annual appropria-
ton of $500. This sum is only paid 10
county fair associations that pay 81 500
or more in premiums for exhibits.
There are but very few county fair
associa tions which receive this amount.
which is the maximum the state pays
as aid to county fairs.
According 10 the report made to the
state the county fair association has a
/ balance on hand in cash of s1,105se.
All Of the bills for expenses of the fair
have not been presented vet, but when
they are all paid Secretary Clark
thinks the association will have bal.
ance of close to $1,000.
Expenses and Receipts.
The report made 10 the state covers
tbs year from the date of the last re.
por! which was made, following the
fair held in 1906 The receipts during
/ the year were s1o.605S 50 which includes
si,5sls7, the balance carried over from
| the 1908 fair. The total disbursements
were Sa.5e1l3. which Includes $3.50. os
spent for permanent improvements.
such as the additions 70 tbs grand
stand and the agricultural hall.
Th= following are the details Of the
report
ASH Oh hahd ............... Sl,591.aI
Gaze receipts observation-disclosures. s,451.7o
Entrance for speed .......... s3s.2:
Receipts other sources ... i,s2s.9e
SIa.e appropriation .......... 10000
! Total receipts ........... s1oso5 S.
Disbursements.
General fair expense ...... s2.s1s.es
Permanent Improvements -. 1880. o.
Attractions ....... -......... 5s5. &
Premiums f2- speed ........ 2,32l.5t
Premiums for horses ........ $500
Premiums for cattle ........ 457.0l
Premiums for swine ........ 2115t
premiums f9r sheep ....... 1886
PREMIUMS or poultry ....... 1879
Premiums in at hall ........ 1929
Agricultural products pre-.
rniuuns ......... s2s:
Premiums On pantry stores 7aS;
Other premiums ............ 520.s'
Tota. disbursements .. sa.500.l;