American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-08-20
Preparations for Staging the Biggest Show of Exhibits
Ever Put in This County is Well Under Way and
There is Every Indication of Great Success

history as epoch making dates in the
exposition of agricultural and live
stock resources Of Power county.
The officers and committees are all
working hard and everything will be
IN readiness to care for the welfare
of the big crowds that it is anticipated
will be on hand to take in the Power
n County Fair.
The sports committee has outlined
a program that will entertain and in
terest everyone in attendance. This
B program includes several horse races
each day, broncho busting, in which
acme of the worlds best riders will
participate, foot racing and numerous
other feats in the line of athletic
sports.
New features will be big parade
at noon the first day. in which many
!. of the livestock exhibits will be
shown. and in which all the business
houses will participate. Separate en-
frances will be provided for vehicles
and pedestrians. Enlarged graho
stand and bleachers will be built so
that all may see the sports with more
comfort than heretofore. More tenc-
ing will be done to preclude any
chance of wild horses or steers break
ing into the crowd.
A partial list of the premiums OF
fered is given below. The premiums
in the women's departments Is uhoeI-
going some changes, and those 10
xether with the sports program VIII
he given in the next issue. Also some
new rules are given herewith:
All exhibits must be entered before
~ o'clock on the first day OF talr.
No nerson who is an exhibitor shall
act as judge
when any exhibit is deemed not
worthv. the judges will refuse 70
award a premium whether there De
competition in the class. or not
Each exhibitor shall provide care
for his own stock, and feed for same
All persons having claims against
the Association shall present them 70
tbe secretary within ten days aIter
the fair.
b No animal or article shall be al
,owed TO compete for more than one
preemium. -,
children under II ------------------- aS>
Grand stand ----------.-----.--.------ -.--------''''''
Premium List
Class 1-Grain
Best 5 bu. Turkey Red Wheat SlV
u oecond IS. 80 .
Best 5bu Gold Coin Wheat SlO' sec
ond So. ga
|| U pss, ! bu. White Barley, So
1econd s4 o .o
u end s4 :, (
NJ Best so pounds Oats. irrigated SO
Best so pounds Rye 81
Best > bundles Turkey Reu "''''
Be, bundles Gold Coin whe'
h-5O WI.
psst > bundles Blue stem Whe'
a.5O nj.
Best bundles White W n''' ''
a.50.
pest bundles Blue Barley, sl.oo.
Best bundles irrigated Oats, 81
Best bundles dry land Oats g.
second soc. 81
second, soc. ~
y Best 10 ears of Flint Corn II
second soc. >
Best so pounds emmer. rlrs'
bcond soc.
Best so pounds spelts. First 81 $
ID soc.
REST 25 pounds stock Peas FIJI
second soc.
Best 25 pounds irrigated Bea
variety: First 81; second Soe-
Best 25 pounds Dry Land bea
hy variety, First 81; second QUO,
Best exhibit irrigated Alfalfa, Fl
second soc.
Best exhibit Dry Alfalfa. First
Rcond soc.
Best exhibit Red Glover. First
Fcond soc.
The association reserves the I'll
retain all exhibits winning pre-
ms
Samples win be received by
bring after August LIST.