The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-05
HART CDuAIY's FAIR
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
THIRD ANNUAL. EVENT
SCORES SUCCESS = ;,
ATTENDANCE GOOD
Splendid Exhibits Ia All Depart
nsents TO Make Fair The Best
Association Has Yet Held
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(By q STAFF Correspondent,l

tiTAaNt w ELL, Nd-, -NOF.-s 4.--tSpe-
cial The second day of Hart coun-
ty third annual fair absolutely dem
onstrated beyond doubt that this
fair is the biggest success the county
has ever scored. More people are at
tending, more interest is being shown,
and the exhibits are more numerous
and better than they have eyer been
before. tsii,. - s ~
While Tuesday was big day. be-
cause Of the fact that It WAS "Eduea-
tional Day" the really big day of fair
week Will come tomorrow and Hart.
we'll is preparing to entertain hun.
dreds of visitors. This will be Live
stock Day" and already the 40 stalls
for animals have been filled with
pure bred, Hart county raised horses,
and numerous other animals are
hitched on the outside. At least 90
and possibly 75 horses will besexhib-
tied today 6-.tS''i "t
Too much can not be said about
the agricultural exhibits sent to the
fair They are pronounced by hun
dreds OF visitors to be the best of any
shown at any county fair in Geoi gia.
and visitors from South Carolina say
that they arc equally as good, If not
better, than the agricultural productS
displayed Mt the various county fairs
In the Palmetto State.
OF decided interest IS the main
building OF the fair association,
wherein Is found almost every pro-
duet raised in Georgia. OF especial
interest is the display furnished by
the Nnberg ,.comnuntty. This enter
prising section sent a corn display to.
the fair and In this exhibit corn Is.
shown from tho time 1t ripens until Ii
has been made into every conceivable
shape and form. A. complet.s corn.
mill, constructed entirely of corn. is!
to be found here. while the arrelige-
ment OF corn meal, cor, on the cob,
shock mats, and other objects silsdcI
from corn, ahsoiutsiyi defy descrip-i
tion. So far as can be seen the only
thing the Nuberg community neglect
ed to include in It's exhibit was a
quart of mountain dew,
Apples, potatoes, cotton, syrup,
watermelons, peaches, oranges, -slfi
these are on disnlav at the fair In
every imegfnable shane and form ana
they are arranged in tasty and attrac-.
tive manner. ,si -.
F F The Cedar Creek exhibit is another
feature OF the fair. Here may be
found home raised oranges, crown In
the Cedar Creek section, together
with other delicious fruits and pro-
ducts, A jug, made from Georgia
clay, I'M the year 1858, is ON interest
ing part of the Cedar Creek exhibit.
One Of the most interesting features
of the fair is that part devoted to the
girls canning club. One Hart county.
girl made 3 .060 pounds or tomatoes -cff
SiioAtaif al F;s os os sSts:..G;;:::sa &. .h.s year
and n1any of her tomatoes are on dfs-;
play. s. 5. s 81, g, ,7if
The quilts. carpets, fancy work and
numerous household articlesi being
1isP iayc0 ali snow that Georgia wo-
men and the. women OF Hart county
excel in handiwork with the needle.
The exhibit devoted to the nublic
schools OF Hart county pefIect great
credit upon the Rural School I'M
movement association OF thai county
The exhibit show sIaple of work
done by the students OF the public
schools during The months scf SepterfI-
Der and 0ctuiif and excites wonder
from eli thas yisitofa. I; ;.s,;s. I. .53' I
The Tower debartfnens of the fair
has probably attracted the attention,
of more visitorS than any other mart
OF tho fair. Enorfn GUS cilrysantha-
NUNS OF; every hue and shade !; rta
beisg displayed while the innsfssi
plants and cut; IlosWers are 4 absoIuteIy
boaltiful. + z. :; e ~, :'';t
Tho livestock department ! is inter-
., paris OF me cQants1 are on exhibit and
tue one tnlng necessary TO place the