The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-08-26
men IN CHARGE
OF STATE FAIR
Human Cogs in Big Wheel
of kentucky's Great
est Show
WORK IS FULLY OUTLINED
Each Division of the State Fair viii
Be Under the Direction Of a Mem.
ber-in-Charge and Capable Super.
ntendent.

Louisville, KY. Especially The
powerful and efficient operation of a
gigantic piece of machinery is depend
ent upon it's smallest cog, and it is also
true that the intricate movement of a
great enterprise like the Kentucky
State Fair is equally dependent for
smooth and successful running upon
the various human cogs forming it's
operating force.
For the eleventh annual State Fair,
to be held next September 1920, there
are already twenty-five component
parts and subsidiary cogs in active and
united operation, all working toward
the most brilliant and successful en-
terprise of the kind that Kentucky has
ever known.
The twenty-five departments EN-.
brace an enlarged area of exhibit, each
department being presided over by a
member of the State Board of Agricul-
ture, who is styled the member in
charge, and under the direction of
each member in charge there is one
or more superintendent, who have &C
tive supervision over the various ex
hibits and the personal welfare of ex-
hibitors and visitors to their domain.
The departments and their super
ance with the appended list, and al
ready there is the friendliest and most
commendable rivalry among the heads
and their assistants looking toward
the success of their particular field of
operation.
The various departments, with their
heads, are as follows:
Horses-Commissio J. w. New
man, Frankfort, member in charge;
Guthrie Wilson, Bardstown, superin-
tendent
Mules and Jack Stock-James NJ
Terry, Cynthiana, member in charge;
Guthrie Wilson, Bardstown, superin-
tendent.
Beef Cattle-R. j. Bassett, Leitch,
field, member in charge; w. r. Moor.
man, jr., Glendean, superintendent.
Dairy Cattle-Prof j. H Kastle, Lex
ington, member in charge; Charles
Bright, Eminence, superintendent.
SWINE. L. Letterle, Harrod's
Creek, member in charge; L. c.
Owings, Jeffersontown, superintendent.
Sheep and Goats-H. NJ Frohman,
Client, member in charge; w. T.. Chill
ton, Campbellsburg, superintendent.
Poultry and PigeonsLG. N. McGrew.
Bayou, member in charge; Harris Leh.
man, Midway, superintendent.
Dogs y. R. Van Meter, Lebanon
member in charge; H. NJ. Wood, An
chorage, superintendent.
Vegetables and Melons,. l.. Let.
terle, Harrod's Creek, member in
charge; Charles Scholtz, Louisville.
superintendent.
Field Seed and Grain-G. N. McGrew,
Bayou, member in charge; H. C. Love.
lace, Boston, superintendent.
Tobacco-James M. Terry, Cynthi
ana, member in charge; Judge Frank
P. Sebree, Carrollton superintendent;
Evan S. Reese, Springfield, assistant
superintendent.
Horticulture-Fred R. Blackburn.
Stanton, member in charge; w. w.
Hillenmeyer, Lexington, superintend.
ent.
Plants and Flowers-H. NJ Frohman,
Client, member in charge.
Women's Department-Comm
er ]. w. Newman, Frankfort, member
in charge; Mrs. H B. Walcott, Shelby.
vile, superintendent.
Farm Implements and Machinery
R. ]. Bassett, Leitchfield, member in
charge; T. Beale Murray, superintend
ent.
Minerals and Forestry-Fred R.
Blackburn, Staunton, member in
charge; ]. E. Barton, state forester,
Frankfort. superintendent
Students Judging Contest-H. NJ
Frohman, Client, member in charge;
E. w. Young, Shelbyville, superin.
tendent.
Education-Prof. j. H. Kastle, Lex
ington, member in charge; T. R.
Bryant, Lexington, superintendent.
Speed-C. R. Van Meter, Lebanon
member in charge.
Dairy Products and Apiary-Prof ]
H. Kastle Lexington, member in
charge; Prof. J. j. Hooper, Lexington,
superintendent.
Farm Boys Encampment-G. N. Nc
Grew, Bayou, member in charge; Prof.
H. B. Hendricks, Lexington, superin
tendent.
Babies Health-Commission J. w
Newman, Frankfort, member In
| charge; Mrs. John L. Woodbury..
Louisville, superintendent.