Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-26
CITY CLUB AT MEETING FRIDAY county fair can be held this year
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l. Your committee learns that there
TIE DISPLAY of live stock exhibits on
the ex-
pense OF erecting buildings. Those
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. contend that
forses cattle and bbq9gg4 could be, tied
or ) REe a1ns DIN IN front of the door of the
mhe s. sbnof rs o qf9f5- BUSINESS gB mar OFFER
ing prizes for such exhibits, the. own
err 4 to t be responsible for the, care of
Their stock Those fsgy yor 9Th this plan
think 4danI i y well en,t to charge no admission
Tee to alny. par. Of the fair.(
e RResaaliEzdf9R Igr that aEg II the gaap question p Tof live
! sf e9i q deEpfhnr9tnT 1s1Ftss9i is h6a r 81 5 the most
} fmPPpr55a e sR in sff~f9qn trFsa4 Fn9w With HFn a fair,
your committee does not think it adj
YlffssaPPiEe3t to make reccomme1ndationls in
this 4bi + respect peG trT IS that the Greater, Hen
daelrs9onn 6flte9 ocdlqb r is in a. p better posi-
i i{{lq pn5Iafan f fafy 9qHH Eta}G99ampJp iHtrsgsg tbo3 fHnow
Sna fnI Is {dfeSsfired 5sB p what expenses
$ Gan m be gI net tai, along this line, -argosg
While midway conGGegssii94ns will add
e 2st 5hhe ggs9bjfat8y5 9 9hjt A4ss b baRig an ard furnish
j amH99sfeam99esn at d fqr Ed may any Persons seeking
such and assist in defrraying the ex-
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r aaggasHinastg IN Z, m 1aa8S2a ygf f9ry t b nHegahs9ooFRl that
such takes money away from this
: segfatff99 IRbGw h ~ sigtsJg 4B4 BY dBBes expended
at .f hE92n9Se f f9Fo 'm lH4fs a a%fR4hhsstant tt4l pur-
Ip 9a9 sotnYf qqH YEFi c99 4q qBtt geseSf feels that the
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JJcaafNFaSct6E otrsH9ah ggRaRggplds be q DECIDED
~ rne gcl }n6h4:-aaIaT oHW ITAI
yrYg9hg1l 9aXHp u Vd8 HQ1mm 5hte6ee il aware of
tHbbe)ffasctt a that u fairs arff something's held
strictly for educational PURPOSES while
t o8lJhegFFst IF f f heldIe for de correctional pur-
bggaaasessS YJjtPPI theo ffddaaa fpgfsdm making e them
Se II lIft +bagglfifeyyes that it
5YY99FHAId .J ri be advisable to charge en-
t!fEy affseee fh on sd 4HhPHtPHiftg as such might
Prove Fp~1rqdf nfiyeA, b RpfOt b it would be
rs a9fSY1ssaa sable ttP fc9hfaFrggeR sm2ar1lL admission
fees ~ Wh Id1i it g is estimated Ifdde would to-
ID lafh between afeHa $$ 2QQ0ra and ndln $500 thus CON
EsB5adssTraBBlly bgffee9dlu fdiHng g the expense of
Is 5Hn gn the ia fair Ii sfdj 10 oasinap
IM lp4 THE the 98 pptIRGio o Of yoppGB committee,
the merchants and other business men
ii22f fr ttlhge city would heartily cooperate
il, the fair work by giving merchan-
disc for dprTeAmiipqImpss. a 4aav tzea
Ira4W With some additional expense, the
fair could depart from the usual meth
obs and greatly Increase its useful
ness 'tbty iggffvvrfnfgy premiums for hest
po-
%tatoes, cabbage, corn, beans, etc. ; but
as"the @prize=winners could not be de-
ferfHlned at the fair Cor the reason
ttG5aksome6r perhaps Ill the crops
would#be outof season, the beneficial
results of this work would not be SO
\Apparent>astn cases n-which exhibi
tors have produce on exhibit at the
.JBHorea1t the fair can be made a sue
dfss;Wlether or~not>it CONDUCTS live
YspdK dep4rtmentsr Your committee
6dliSVes thaAiby ld il widely Vary
ina 9niHohs\ as to how the flair
SHOULD fbe hefdsH1Rf1l be- necessary
TOR the Greater HendersonTlle club TO
6entrafize authority in this matter by
appointing! an efficient president or
secretary or both, who can devote
considerable time to the detailed or
~gahizatioh and clerical vol incident
forgetting out the premium lists, this
p9fson. or5persons to have tho author
ify to select members of the commit
tcesto serve with them, the department
directors and other necessary co-work-
ers such selection to be subject to- the
approva1 Of the club. The chairman
md his committee should then be CIV
EN- fun power to act on all questions
coming before them after the club has
oEce outlined it's policies for the 1914
fair.
Ii order to perfect ! gobd-working
organization it has. been suggested
that the county3be d5Fided into pre-
c;ncts, a progressive farmer to be
elected as the leader of each precinct
with the power to select his CO.
workers. #EH
Your committee Is of the opinion
that a fair car be successfully con-
Quoted along the plans outlined here
IN and that sas a result sentiment
would be such as to Justify the organ
of a stock company for the
~purposesof conducting annual fairs in
Hendersonvi1le along the general lines
followed by fair organizations in vari-
Gus parts Of the country: