The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18

White Hall, N. G. r. R.-The second an
nual fair, under the auspices of the White Hall
Farmers Club and improvement Association.
will be held on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, October 13, IA and l5-day and
evenings.
confidence that the fair this year will surpass
that of last year, but its success depends upon
the people of the surrounding communities
and our confidence in the people Is such that
we believe they will rally to our support IN
fuller measure than last year.
1t is an opportunity for the farmers ano
those interested in that vocation to demon
strate to the public that our county is wide
awake in the interest of that great and inde-
pendent industry. We take this opportunity
to extend to the public an invitation to exhibit
farm and garden products, household goods,
fancy work, school work, live stock, poultry,
farm machinery. &c, and in fact anything
that will add to the success of our fair.
There will be no charge for exhibits; neither
will there be any premiums paid.
An admittance of ten cents will be charged
for all except children under IL years, who
will be admitted free. We will be at great
expense and it is necessary to make this ad-
mission charge in order to meet the expenses
necessary to carry on this matter in a success
ful manner.
The White Hall Farmers Club and Improve
ment Association has demonstrated the fact
that the old saying, Farmers cannot be
organized successfully" is an untrue one.
1t is an organization without factions, without
jealousies and without preju6ices; an organiza-
ton strongly linked together for mutual bene-
fits and by all pulling together it has accom-
plished its purposes possibly better than any
other organization of its character IN the state
and today is stronger and with more influence
than ever.
In offering this fair to the public the one
aim of the association is to demonstrate just
what the farmers are doing and to impress
upon the public that the tillers OF the soil are
progressive and that they know their business:
For the entertainment and education OF
those who attend the fair there will be treat
in the way OF addresses by speakers Who Will
know their subjects and who will give many
facts that il will be u loss 10 miss. Therefore
we ask the public to take enough interest IN
us to make their exhibits large and varied and
to be present every day of the fair. There
should be no spirit of rivalry but spirit OF
friendly competition.
All EXHIBITS will be judged and the position
of first and second premiums awarded as the
exhibits will Justify. No favoritism will be
shown and the judging will be ny competent
men and women.
Think over these matters and let us set be-
fore ihe People Of this grand county an exhi-
biion that will suTpass sDything 0f Its klnd
ever before witnessed Ii can be done and we
believe it will be done.
Every protection will be given all exhibits.
as careful walchmen will he on hand to guard
the same day and night.
Have your exhibits on the grounds early
Wednesday so that the work of placing and
marking same can be given prompt attention.
Thanking the public for the interest already
shown and expecting a continuance of the
same and extending our appreciation to the
press of the county and city for the publicity
given this matter and in the name OF the
al xfv 4 Uo members of the association we again
extend most cordial invitation to the public
to patronize us both by their exhibits and
their presence. w. EVANS ANDERSON.
Secretary.