The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-09-09
DAILY PROGRAM
Of STATE FAIR
MANY NEW AND SENSATIONAL
FEATURES AT BIG FAIR
NEXT WEEK
WILL Be SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
Many Special Features, Including an
A~eroplane Flight Each Day, Good
Races and a Carnival, Etc.

If the following program of the
State Fair at Huron next week is any
criterion the 1915 exposition will sur
pass all previous fairs in every respect
and set a high precedent for the flu
ture. There are many special and new
features in addition to the regular pro-
gram, including free attractions before
the grand stand during races.
Special features of the coming state
fair include: grand exposition of 1916
automobiles in machinery building;
great display of Indian agencies and
schools in horticultural building; huge
tractor show and blowing demonstra-
tons on $50 acre tract; giant roller
coaster and scenic railway giving a
mile ride; two days of sensational
automobile races featuring six of
Americas speed demons; two days of
aerial insanity flights by Art Smith,
worlds premier aviator and loop the
loop artist; five days and nights of
auto polo games between champion
English and American teams; three
days of harness and running races in
$4,000 speed program; one day of
motorcycle races; Siuth Dakota half
century auto race for purse and silver
loving cup; $5,OO0.0O program of Pains
fireworks every night featuring many
new 1915 creations in most modern
pyrotechnics; open air free vaudeville;
midway carnival shows; and band con-
certs by Fourth Regiment band and
visiting bands.
Monday, September 13-Children's
Day. First Auto Speed Contest
Day, Beadle County Day.
Fair grounds open at 9 a. m, with
all exhibits and attractions in place
and ready for exhibition.
Children under IA years admitted
free.
Boys annual state fair camp begins.
Judging in Better Babies Contest be-
gins at 10 a. m.
Judging in all other departments be-
gins at 10 a. m.
Public health exhibit and lecture.
Woman's Building at 10 a. m.
Mammoth exposition Of 1916 motor
cars. Machinery building.
Auto polo. English and American
teams. l p. m. before grand stand.
Big auto race speed program. Eight
big races. Six champion American
ears and drivers.
IS mile South Dakota Auto race.
800 purse and silver loving cup for
South Dakota cars and drivers.
Free vaudeville programs between
trial heats and races.
Midway shows. World at Home open
all day and evening.
Night Entertainment
English and American polo games
in competition. Before grand stand.
Concert by Watertown Fourth Regi-
ment, and visiting bands.
$4,000 fireworks featuring PAINS goth
Century Pyrotechnics.
Tuesday, September 14-Second Day Of
Automobile Speed Contest
Judging continues in all depart
ments.
Health lecture and exhibit in Wo-
mems building, 10 a. m.
Tractor Show and blowing demon
stration. II a. m.
Final series in Auto speed contest.
Eight big events.
Auto Polo between English and
American teams before grand stand.
Free vaudeville program between
trials and races.
Concerts by Watertown Fourth Regi-
ment and visiting bands.
Night Entertainment
Auto polo. Worlds champion teams
on electric lighted field.
Free vaudeville program before
grand stand.
Pains magnificent fireworks display.
Concert by official and visiting bands
Midway concessions and riding de-
vices open to visitors.
Wednesday, September 15-First Day
of Harness and Running Races
Judging continued in all depart
ments.
Public health exhibit and lecture in
Woman's building. 10 a. m.
Tractor ploYing demonstrations at
IL a. m
Big SIC, 900 horse speed program be-
gins at / p. m. 1920 t~rotting. $1,000;