The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-20

VISIT CITY
FOR FAIR
lConIInned. lrnm D IL onel

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quanimity, and have brought forth
urprsing results They have fuanc
a all their own projects and have
Ct only made them yield peCunjary
resuts but what is even more neaes-
sary and more admirable thee have
lol lowered the high standard they
set for all enterprises and entertain
ments. High class entertainments in
arrival picture SHOWS or other di.
ersionS as we'll as move scfiOu
propositions have been OF SO ne Il
haracter. that no criticism from
end or foe has bcous brsathed
against the personnel of the cham
Il OF commerce or the conduct OF
ne / diyiduals social leaders have
lot been wanting, and the Guthrie
woman, who has always been factors
IA Guthries best interests and deyeE
Dpment besides the new blood and
eW clements which make for
cHgth and efficiency as we'll ass cul-
ure have not been wanting to re.
enforcement, the influence of the
women which has alwals been con-
spicuous in Guthrie OF civil and so-
.ial affairs The Womans Chamber
lf Commerce viii come out of this
asst carnival with greater influence,
lrestigc and possibilities Of helpful
ness.
Two splendid organizations OF Wom-
n score signal success ar the Lo-
AN county fair
Every woman in Logan county, who
belongs either to the Womans Cham.
Jer OF Commerce or the Ladies' on Di-
ision OF the Farmers Auxiliary Is
ecei9ing congratula ions or apprC-
iation of and recognition OF the sig
lal success OF their part in the coun
ty fair. The Ladies OF the Divisions
of the Farmers Auxiliary have PROV.
n their splendid abilities in organ
izing and doing things worth They
aaye eXempltied the fine art side OF
Domestic science which was late
dismal science aud household
drudgery There were too large 1t.
array OF culinary good things to en-,
ter into detailed account or to enu-
nerate their diversified domestic ac-
onlplishments Delectable edibles
IF cake. bread etc. was toothsomely
rresistable Such a fine and varied
lrray Of fruits, canned, preserved
pickled was simply bewldering in its
erection and IT'S prodigality, yege-
ables Of all descriptions such as ney-
n before conceived con'd lend them
81 - la Il rft,r
md canning seemed make the
each blush and bring out the apple
Of discord
The practiced Intelligence Of the
women Of the farm. demonstrated i'm
such visible and definite is resuanns
II superior environments for the
'ome and the community that coun-
ry life is fast becoming a cultural
enter and refinement on an ascend
w scale that the indolent and the
fashionable parasite Of the city is be-.
ne relcgafed lc the rear. and this is
peaially true Of the adde's OF the
.uxliaries. who in ability natural
nd acquired in education, in music,
nd allied arts, in domestic training,
nd home management and in worthy
uilic achievements, ana in well-bred
lecorium aud charm and the home
making spirit have no superior In amy
lther rural country or city in Oklaho-
ma They merit all the praise whi,:i
hey are receiving from an appreciat-
NJ public and The formal judges,
Premiums on Live Stock
Following we give Iiei Of those
,ecciving prizes ana blue ribbons In
he live stock contest.
Best team draft horses Years old
and over first prize-W q. Moore.
second prize w l.. Ganson.
Best team driving horses wears
lid and over First prize-Biu Bross.
ecopd prj,p Dan Gooch
Besr draft horse B Years old First
rize-W e. Moore second prjze n
A. Wilde
Best draft horse 2 wears old First
rize H. q TribbIc. second orize
A.. Jones.
}iauoar second ,,ri1n "a r. fo,,d,.,s
pnst ta,,a ~ ,,,,iIag ,.o... '.,..i
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'.1i ''o' - ,0, H. 'e''''e'''
'"u y ~ D"l 'oo'H'
Ies' N"Ae' Years oiu' ! ifSt pIlze-
!. = Hooch' second prize ii. T.