The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-21
GREENSBORO IS TO
HAVE STREET FAIR
Event Will Be Held Sept %,
and Town Expects Hun
dreds Will Attend.

The premium list and program of
the Greensboro stock and poultry
show, which will be held on Thursday,
September 2S, has been received by a
large number of Richmond and Wayne
county residents. The Hon. Addison
c. Harris, of Indianapolis, former Uni
ted States minister to Australia
gary, will deliver an address in the
evening. The evening program also
will include several musical selections
and other short talks.
The exhibition will be opened at
8 o'clock in the morning when the en-
tries close. All entries will be enter
miums, for which $3.50 in cash has
been raised, the stockmen will parade
their animals at O'Clock in the after
noon. In the event of inclement
weather the promoters have arranged
that the exhibition be held on the fol-
lowing day.
Expect Big Crowd.
| The residents of Greensboro are ex-
pecting to entertain several hundred
visitors. The townspeople and resi-
dents nearby determined to give the
exhibition when it was learned that
Richmond would not have a Fall Fes-
tivai. While the exhibition likely
as choice as possible.
| The committees have offered pre-
| miums ranging from 81 to SIS for the
| best and second best stations, mares,
geldings, mules and colts of different
| classifications. First prize for the
best cattle of different breeds will
range from 50 to SO, while the second
prizes offered will be 81 and 81, ac-
| cording to the breed and sex of the
animal displayed. Hog premiums will
| be 81 and 50 for first awards and so
cents and 81 for second premium ami
mails. For the best poultry displayed
| 81 will be the first award, while rib
bons will be given the owners winning
second prizes with their fowls.
List of Committees.
The officers and committee mem
| bers are as follows:
Robert Beeson, President.
| A. B. Carter, Vice President.
! E. G. Hatfield, Secretary.
E. S. Martindale, Asst. Sec. and
Treas.
Horses Committee-A. B. Carter,
John Nicholson, Milo Gentry, Geo.
Coffin, Will Blair.
| Cattle Committee-D. w. Harris, w.
e. Oler, A. D. Bond, A. Nj. Harris, Geo.
Hoover, John Ernsberger, Porter Pike,
John Brooks.
Corn and Hogs Committee-Chas.
Bond, Calvin Davis, Robert Beeson,
Geo. J. Nicholson, Clayton Daugherty,
F. o. Underhill, Chas Knote, ]. P.
Wisehart.
| Poultry Committee-O. J. Hatfield,
Martin Worl, Barney Linderman, Win
Gregg. John Bunnell, Mark Pennell.
! Fruits and Vegetables Committee
John Gilmore. Jesse Stevens, -Dolan
4 Daugherty, H. H. Pagan. -
| Art Work Committee-Mrs. Alice
Roller. Mrs. Henry Bowman, Miss Luz
cile Jones. Miss Hazel Hatfield, Miss
Janette Lamb, Mrs. Harry King, Mrs.
Lodosea Nicholson, Mrs. E. S. Martin
dale.
Amusement Committee-Thos. Tark-
Lesson. Ed. Allen, Will Roller, Chas w.
Kienzle, w. l.. Hatfield, A. B. Carter,
]. H. Chapman, D. c. Moore, H. H.
Fagan, DR.. Kerr.
General Committee-D. w. Harris,
Martin Worl, Calvin Davis, Milo Cen
airy.
| Reception Committee-A. D. Bond,
Chairman: DR.. Neff. DR.. Crump, Flor
ence Boyd. j. C. Ridge, o. S. Hoover,
Ed Bond, Merritt Nicholson, J. P.
Wisehart, Albert Cranor, Rhodes Mic
holson. Fred Cain.
/ Miscellaneous Committee - Thos.
| Tarkleson, Merry-Go-Round; ]. d.
Kerr. VIM. Roller, Tug of War, Rope
Contest; ]. d. Kerr, Clown Entertain
ers; D. c. Moore, Advertising Enter.
tainment; Roller. Chapman and Car
tier. Band Instruments - --