The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-09-12
THIS YEAk'S FAIR WILL
EACEL ALL PREVIOUS SHOWS

1t is confidently predicted by the
promoters OF the international -Four
state Fair and international Sheep
show, to be held in Ogden, daily, from
september 22d to 30th, that it win 20
tar eclipse any previous effort that
there can be no comparison. II will
be not only bigger show but much
better show. Ihere will be q larger
number of exhibits and many more
entertainment features than at any
previous fair. Sixty thousand people
were in attendance last year. The
directors OF this year 3 show are unan-
imous in the belief that the attend
ance this year will be, at least, one
third greater. The residents of Web
er county recognize the For State fair
as q good thing for the city Of Ogden
and Tor all the surrounding country,
and everybody is joining hands to
make a real record for 1911. There
will be reduced rates ON all railroada.
The premium lists have been sent
out, and much Of the space Is already
reserved by prospective exhibitors.
Every day sees good sized bunch Of
new applications piled upon the desk
of Manager Rowe, in the basement of
the Fist National bank building. II
you want to see scne of real activi-
ty, just drop in the fair Office some
day.
Each day Of the fair the show
grounds will be opened to the public
at a. m. The grounds win be patrol
ed by officers of the law, who win see
that all unseemly conduct is promptly
dealt with,and the guilty parties eject
ed from the grounds. Rough and OBJ
scene language will not be tolerated.
disorderly or intoxicated persons will
be taken from the grounds at the first
offense and not permitted to re-enter.
In every way the strictest rules Of
proper decorum will be enforced for
the protection and benefit Of all viait-
ors, particularly for the safety and
comfort Of ladies and children.
The prize list is certainly tempting
enough to attract a large number Of
entries--$25, ,184 will be given away to
successful winners, among exhibitors
in the following departments Horses,
cattle, swine, sheep, horse show and
work parade, poultry, dogs, wild ami
mails, dairy, fruits, grains, grasses and
vegetables, fine arts, women's depart
ment, education, floral and astor show,
speed department, entertainments and
attractions.
Aviator Chas, f. Walsh will make
two or more flights daily; there will
be Midway" filed with shows of
6rst-class order, from one Of the larg-
est American carnival companies; edu-
cational, sensational and entertaining
vaudeville and circus stunts Of the
highest order have been secured, fea-
lures that win surpass any previous
show at our fairs.
The livestock departemnt this year
will be bigger and better than ever
before. International exhibitors will
be in attendance with their blooded
stock Of horses, and sheep will come
from all parts of the United States,
Canada and europe Registered dairy
cattle will be brought from Wisconsin.
Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and other
states. Liberal cash prizes win be Of.
fered Ogden owners of fine work
horses who will enter for the work
horse parade Saturday, Sept. 23d. All
other departments offer their special
features for the different DAYS Of the
fair. There will be something doing
every minute''