The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-09-21
A Few Opinions,

A Few Opinions.
Many we're the expressions of praise
heard on every hand for the fair and
below are given few unsolicited
opinions:
Henry Humphrey-I came to this
country about year ago from Iowa
and I am really surprised to learn
what the soil hereabouts is capable
of producing. This fair is re-
markable one-it beats anything I
ever saw in Iowa and the display
shows that almost anything will grow
here. Such a splendid agricultural
country as this is bound to come to
the front.
VIM. Frazer-I have just got back
from Wisconsin, which has a pretty
good reputation for it's county fairs,
but can tell you right now that I be-
lieve no fair in that state can come up
to the one now in progress in Prince
ton. I never saw such a splendid
agricultural exhibit in my life and the
other departments are comparatively
good. Farmers in this part of the
country are particularly fortunate.
King 81. Burrell-So you have at
last managed to get a fair that does
not belle it's name-a fair in actually.
And it is the progressiveness of
Princeton's citizens that has made this
possible. They are deserving of
credit for their enterprise. During
the many years lived in Princeton
I never saw such a splendid display
at the fair as that of this year and as
to the grounds, they excel those of
any place I have ever visited. I am
indeed pleased to see such a show
ing.
Mrs. W. T. Vigalk of Cresco, Iowa
Your county fair was pleasant
surprise to me. I expected to see a
very small exposition, but I found
that it excels the Iowa state fair.
Your agricultural and horticultural
exhibits are most excellent and the
women's displays are magnificent. I
cannot speak too highly in praise of
the whole exhibition.
Jacob Van Rhee-Didn't expect to
see such a remarkable showing of
farm products, but 1 knew the tillers
of the soil could put up such a display
if they tried. The fair certainly out
classes anything ever held in the
county.
Ole 81. Uglem-Finest lot of dairy
cattle have ever seen displayed here
the breed is being improved every
year and the dairy industry is bound
to grow. The fair in all is hummer.
Dennis Kaliher-Talk about horses,
there is a display at this fair which is
dandy. Never saw anything like it
on exhibition here since have lived
in the country. Farmers are raising
more horses every year and better
ONES,
P. ". Jensen-Better dairy cattle
here this week than was ever entered
before and I am glad to see it. AS to
the other features of the fair they are
all good and the buildings for all pur-
poses are we'll arranged.
- Gust Manke-A wonderful display
of potatoes. Did you ever see such
fine collections as are exhibited here?
And the other vegetables are of the
finest. Hurrah for Mile Laos county
lair and the agricultural society.
John Wetter-When I see such a re-
markable display of farm products it
almost makes me wish that were not
going away from here. It certainly
shows what the soil of Mile Laos
and adjacent counties is capable Of.
I have attended a great many county
fairs but never saw one where such a
profusion of everything which the
farm produces was placed on exhibi.
ton.
George Schmidt is great
and glorious country, isn't it? &C
through those fair grounds whereso
ever you will and you find display:
that cannot be duplicated display
from Mile Laos and adjacen
counties. There isn't an entry on tn
ground but what is good in whatso
ever department. you look for it.
am proud of the fair and the men VIII
had the pluck and enterprise to max
such an exposition possible.
John Kaliher-The transformation
at the fair grounds is a wonderful i'm
provement and the exhibits are first
class in every department..
F. A. Lowell-There is great im
provement in the grade of live stoc
shown this year and it would be har
to surpass some of the dairy cattl
for quality. Vegetables and ever