The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-23
Wonan's Work Insured
From Loss by Fire
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Mr.. A. B. Adams, of Bombay, who
was in the city yesterday, says that
there is every prospect for very sue
cessful fair in Holmes county and that
the managers Of that fair will take all
the best of the exhibits and bring
them to the Interstate Fair. This is
the plan. that will be followed by all
the counties in the district that have
fairs Of their own. In every instance
the county fairs come before the
opening day of the Interstate Fair.
Among the curios that have been
sent into the museum of relics are
several copies Of old newspapers.
Among these Is replica OF the Mary
land Journal, the predecessor OF the
Baltimore American, which was de-
scribed at length in The Pensacola
Journal several weeks ago. Another
interesting newspaper is an original
copy Of the Ulster County Gazette
General Washington.
A large exhibit Of poultry that is
being shown at the state fair of North
Carolina, at Raleigh, will be shipped
this week to Pensacola and showed at
the Interstate Fair. This exhibit
comes from New York state and Is
considered a very fine one.
Entries Of general farm exhibits
continue to come in very fast and the
statement is justified that this will be
the greatest purely agricultural fair
ever held in the south.
WILL IMPROVE STREETS.
The board Of public works has given
assurance to the management that the
parts of Barcelona and Jackson streets
that will be travelled in going from the
city to the fair grounds will be put in
splendid shape before the opening
day Of tho fair. This will give a
good road for automobiles and car
riages all the way from the city to
Kupfrian park.
The fence around the grounds and
the pens for swine and sheep have
now been completed and but very
little work remains to be done before
all the buildings on the grounds are
ready for occupancy.
The Louis Bear Company people
have already erected the tent for their
big commercial exhibit. This firm
was the first to do this. 1t is expected
that this week will see any tents
erected and some Of the heavier ex-
hibits put in place.
Captain T. e. Welles, who is attend
Ing the series Of Alabama fairs, writes
that he has succeeded in getting about
| Is fast horses from that circuit to
take place In the harness events at
the Interstate Fair.
! The Farmers Institute will be held
, in connection with the Interstate Fair
Wednesday and Thursday. All farm.
ers and others interested are invited
to be present.
! The program for the institute fol
| lows:
:, "Wednesday, November 9th, 10: 30 a. m
| Introduction, P. H. Rolls.
| Agricultural Education in Florida
-; Dean J. J. Vernon.
| Making Syrup, G.. K. McQuarrie.
Afternoon Session, $3.50 p. m.
Lecture on Judging Beef Cattle
/ Dean J.. J. Vernon.
! Lecture on Judging Hogs, Prof. A
. P. Spencer.
b. Thursday, Nov. 10th, 1890 a. m.
| Principles of Corn Judging with De
monstrations, H. Rolls
/ Principles OF Cane Testing with De
monstrations, S. e. Collins.
| Afternoon Session, 2:3o p. m.
Principles Of Milk Testing with De
demonstrations of Machines, Prof A. P
Spencer.
/ Forage Crops, c. X. McQuarrie.
/ In addition to this a farmers schoo
will be organized with daily sessions
No live. progressive farmer can af
ford to miss these lectures and demon
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