The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-08-24

experiment the farmer is winning
greater rewards for his labor and more
respect for himself than ever before.
This is as it should be. The producer
should have as much profit and enjoy
ment out of life as the consumer.
To-day the farmer is standing at
the threshold of new agricultural
era. To live up to his possibilities he
should arrange to attend agricultural
meetings, farmers institutes and fairs.
/ 1t is worth while for everybody to
learn more about the business in which
/ they are engaged, and the state fair Is
! an opportune place TO do 1t. A visit
thereto, by old and young will not
only be profitable but enjoyable"
ADJUSTMENTS BEST IN AMERICA.
The Spectacular Fireworks render.
ing of Perry's Victory in Lake Erie in
front of grand stand every evening
will please all. The special feature
acts will be high class in all respects.
The band concerts, day and night,
will produce better musical program
than ever before given on the grounds.
Two Of the finest reglmental military
and two other bands will put music in
the air all the time. The old mid way
shows have been discontinued A
few high class entertainments have
been secured, among which are
"Mezeppa," the wonderful trained
horse, fourteen trained bears, the
BEE WIZARD" The astonishing
feats performed by man under water
i'm glass tank, the big steer the big
horse, and high class moving picture
shows.
THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS.
This wonderful picture has been
secured from the National Capital,
Washington. 1t will be shown in the
picturesque auditorium just OIL the
Women's Building. A small charge
will be made to see it, but all those
who are dissatisfied may have their
money back. The picture is a mys-
terry. 1t arouses curiosity and makes
those who see it think Of the super
natural. This auditorium will be a
quiet resting place and you may sit
and gaze at this marvellous work of
art until you are rested and refreshed.
STATE FAIR PASSES ABOLISHED.
For years the issuing of free passes
has been curse to State and County
Fairs. The Ohio State Board has re.
ceived many compliments for having
voted to abolish this pernicious sys-
TEN. Those who could best afford TO
pay often received the fayors. The
ticket Of admission this year will be
a silver half dollar for old and silver
quarter dollar for young folks. Bring
your ticket with you. Have your
piece Of silver ready when you come
to the gates. BY so doing you will
avoid the rush at the change booths
and mistakes will not be made.
THE GRAND STAND.
Every year there is more or less
rush and jam at the grand stand. AS
a rule visitors desire TO go to the
grand stand in the afternoon, not only
to see the races but to rest and con-
serve their strength. The program
in front Of the big stand this year will
be especially strong both in races and
special attractions. The gates will
open by noon, and TO insure yourself
and lady good seat, come early. The
evening program in front of the stand
will excel anything ever given in
Ohio. The gates will be open for the
evening soon after six o'clock.
ONE THOUSAND AUTOMOBILES.
1t is estimated that one thousand
automobiles will be on the grounds
every day. Hundreds of farmers will
come from all parts Of Ohio In ma
chimes. The big automobile show is
attracting much attention. Only those
who see it will be able to describe 1t.
The best machines for farmer use will
be speciality. Those manufactures
who feel sure of the quality and utility
of their machines will have them at
the State Fair. Visitors who come in
autos will be charged fifty cents ad-
mission for their machines, which will
be parked and guarded while in the
grounds by the National Guard police,
OLD SOLDIERS HoNoRED.
Two hundred boys from the Sol.
, diers' and Sailors Orphans Home,
Xenia, will go into camp during the
entire week on the State Fair Grounds,
This will be grand sight, The sons
. of old veterns will enjoy a trip and
! privilege never before granted. They
will bring their own band Of thirty
. pieces and favor the crowds with
; music that made their fathers defend
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