The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

exhibit of the new town of White City, | located near cullman. is highly credit l able and shows great possibilities for the new city.
 John Aderholt of Springville has a fine exhibit of cotton grown from an improved cotton seed which he has developed. II is stated that il produced two bales of cotton to the acre last year and this year 1925 pounds of lint cotton to the acre.
 Gulfport Display
 In the main building the booth exploit ing the possibilities of Gulfport, Miss, including trucking ard fruit growing, is very attractive and is in charge of B. c. Cox. The McVay Seed company of Bir- mingham, successors to the Anzi God den Seed company, has a beautiful dis play in the center of which is a small lake filled with gold fish, surrounded by growing grass and vegetables. The ex- hibit is attracting much attention.
 The Madison county exhibit covers three sections Fruits. vegetables, cereals, canned goods and cured meats make great display. showing the possibilities of the county. George R. Mots is in charge.
 An individual exhibit of B. L. Baker of Cullman county is exceptionally fine, showing a good display of farm products.
 The exhibit of Blount county Is in charge of NJ. c. Allgood and is extensive and complete. Fine corn and other grain, fruits and vegetables are shown, all ar- ranged in an artistic manner.
 Baldwin county makes fine showing Of fruits, grains, vegetables and preserves. A feature is a fine sample of rice and to- bacco. Canned goods and smoked meats are in the display and are arranged in a very attractive manner. The booth is in charge of C. F. Aylin and L. T. Rhodes IauderdaIe County Lauderdale county has splendid ex- hiblt in charge of pr. IT. l.. Stutts AL most every known variety of native fruits and vegetables are shown. Pre- served fruits and canned goods are pres ent in profusion and all displayed in an attractive manner.
 The girls canning clubs and the boys corn clubs make one of the most interest ing exhibits of the fair. The girls ex- hibit is simply wonderful. One exhibi- l tor, Miss Arie HoYeter of Russellville, shows 15l0 cans of tomatoes which she produced on 1-10 of an acre. At 10 cents can they are worth s151. The cost Of production was $50 showing a net profit of sl01 The boys exhibit of corn is truly remarkable. and shows what can be done l by the boy who farms scientifically. The | excellent variety and fine quality of the l corn shown makes the exhibit one of more than general interest. A visitor to the boys and girls exhibit yesterday was E. A. Kimbrough of Alexander City, i who was awarded the championship of | Alabama last year for boys raising corn. 1 Young Kimbrough raised 224 bushels and three peclSs to the acre
 l The exhibit of Coosa county Is very fine and shows a wonderful display of farm products fruits and vegetables Many varieties of grain and other cereals are shown, the whole presenting an exhibit of unusual merit. l.. F. smith is in charge.
 Won Hazel of vinemont cullman coun- | ty. has an individual display of merit, as has MT. Hilliard of Madison county. 1 A special cotton exhibit shown by w. A. Corley Is both attractive and interesting.
 CuIIman Exhibit Large Cullman county has one of the largest exhibits of the fair and one of the most Interesting. There is on display every va- riety of field and garden products, fruits. raw and preserved, vegetables, canned and uncooked, grains and seed of all kinds smoked and cured meats; in fact, every thing that is raised on a farm. The dis play covers five sections of the building and is arranged with much taste and beauty.
 Madison county has always had a good exhibit, but this year 1t Is easily 100 per cent better than last year. both as to quantity and quality of it's products. Corn, cotton, fruits and vegetables are shown in profusion and everything taste fully arranged and displayed. G. &. Jones is in charge.
 The exhibit of Montgomery Is also large and interesting. It is among the finest at the fair. The farm products are of the very best quality and the fruits are splendid Corn and cotton that are fine in quality are displayed, and everything is tastefully arranged. A feature is a hive of bees that can be seen at work. The booth is in charge of w. c. Nafte1
 The exhibit of Wilcox county, where the meiilotus grow" Is very fine and displays a large variety of the products of field and garden. Fruits and vege- tables, preserves and canned goods, arc shown in profusion, and are of an ex- cellent quality. A feature is that Of Wesley Frye, aged IA who shows in this exhibit 750 ears of prize corn. Dr. T. c. Shefrel in charge.
 The individual exhibits of Blue Brothers, J. c. and J. M. Crutchfield, w. C. Macon and others are especially fine and interesting.
 Jefferson County Display
 1he Jefferson countv exhibit which