The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-09-10
Monday, Sept. 14-Automobilel Day.

week issas follows:
Monday, Sept. 14-AutomobileiD Day.
7:00-An gates open.
| 8:00-The 1914 fair and exposition
officially declared open.
10:00-Clauder' band in plaza; Ra-
cine band in grove.
/ 11:00-First appearance of open air
attractions on plaza.
1:00-Programs by bands resume.
loo to 2:30-Automobiles permitted
to park on infeld prior to races.
900 Clauder's band in grand
stand; Racine band on plaza.
2:30 to 500 - Seven automobile
races; auto polo between races.
1000 to 9:oO--Million dollar automo-
bile display; 1915 models shown.
1000 to 6:00--Mammoth display of
farm and road machinery on machinery
row.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of farm trae-
tors and auto trucks west of machinery
hall. Demonstrations of road making
machinery east of machinery hail.
Tuesday, Sept 15--Milwaukee Day.
9:Oo-Judging in all departments
begins.
10:O0-Mayor and city officials wei
coined by Wisconsin State Board of
/ Agriculture. Sheboygan concert band
| fifty piecesl on plaza; Clauder s band
in Educational pavilion; Heynen 8
Green Bay band in grove. Concert pro-
gram by Bunker orchestra; judging
pavilion.
11:00 - Open air attractions on
plaza.
1:00-Programs by bands resume.
Sheboygan band in grand stand.
100 to 5:00-Four day racing pro-
gram begins, with 2:06 and 800 PAGES,
2:25 and three year old trots and Eve
1 furlongs running.
200 to 5:30-Three exhibitions at in
tervals by Beaehey, the birdman, who
loops-the-loop, hies upside down, vol
| planes 1900 feet and shows marvellous
trick flying, and how aeroplanes drop
bombs in European war.
1000 to 9:00-Second day showing
! OF 1915 automobile models.
/ 1000 to 6:00-All lines of farm ma
ohinery and gasoline engines in action
on machinery row.
800 - Second demonstrations by
farm tractors and auto trucks and road
making machinery, same as opening
day.
Wednesday, Sept. 16-state Day.
9:00-Judging continues in all de-
partments.
10:00-Governor and other state Of
fcials received by the Wisconsin State
Board of Agriculture. Dunker's or
chestra in judging pavilion; Clauder s,
Sheboygan and Madison bands on
plaza and in grove.
HOO - Open air attractions on
plaza.
1;00-Sheboygan band in grand
stand; other bands on plaza and in
grove.
i 1:3O-Dunker orchestra in judging
! pavilion.
loo to 5:00-Second day of racing
with 2:13 and three year old PAGES,
2:13 and 2:21 trots and seven furlongs
running.
2;00-Grand spelling contest with
champion school children of fifty coun-
ties competing, in educational auditori-
UNI. Chorus of five hundred Milwaukee
county school children.
3:30-William, 200, Kink of PAGERS,
will try to break his record of two
minutes.
1 200 to 5:S0-Three exhibitions at
intervals by Beachey.
/ 1000 to 900 Third day showing of
1915 automobiles.
| 1000 to 9:00-Machinery in action
on machinery row.
3:00-Third demonstrations by farm
tractors, auto trucks and road making
machinery.
Thursday. Sept. 17-National Day.
/ 9:0o-Judging continues in all de-
partments.
/ l0:OO-Reception of guest of honor
| by Wisconsin State Board of Agricul-
ture. Dunker's orchestra in Judging
/ pavilion; Clauder s, Beloit and Portage
bands in Educational Auditorium and
grove and plaza
ll:0O-Oper air attractions on plaza.
;00-Portage band in grand stand;
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