The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1915-08-06
Let's All Attend The
Jackson Go. Fair

ance the full four days of the Jack
son County Agricultural Fair,
which will be held at the Fair
grounds in Kadoka, on August 81,
and September I, and 3. The
premium list and race program
calls for extra good premiums, es-
pecially so is this true in the horse,
cattle and agricultural departments,
and in addition to the cash prizes
offered to exhibitors, the advertis-
ing the exhibitor receives in the
animal classes means much to him
in a financial way for future busi-
ness which he is sure to get. Jack
son and Washabaugh counties are
among the best stock counties in
the west river country, they have
the necessary grass and water, and
there is no reason on earth why
our citizens cannot raise as good
horses and cattle as they do any
where in the state, and the Press
knows Of no better way to encour-
age this fact, then having our breed
ers Of stock, display their animals
to the public at a county Fair.
Here we all get an opportunity to
see, and seeing is all incentive to
betterment. We do hope that
every farmer and stockman who
possibly can, will try and bring in
some OF his best horses or cattle
and enter them, for most all of us
are in need of some education along
better breeding lines, which in our
mind means a financial gain to
every citizen-whether he be a.
farmer or a business man-in the
county. L. w. Thode of Belvi-
dere, is superintendent of the Horse
Department, while d., +. Klotz of
Kadoka, is superintendent of the
cattle and sheep classes, and if any
of our citizens throughout the coun-
ty desire information in regard to
these departments letter to either
of them or to secretary, ]. II. Fry
berger at KadCka, will bring the
desired information.
In the agricultural department
ment which is being superintendent
by Floyd G.. Coye and Glen Hoon,
as assistant, good premiums are
Being offered on agricultural pro-
ducts. All kinds of small grains,
corn, garden vegetables, and alfal-
ia are wanted, and with the great
crop we have this year, little ef-
fort upon the part of our farmers,
had ought to give us display
which cannot be beat by any coun-
ty in the state. Jackson county
has past the experimental stage in
regard to alfalfa production, and
we know of no better place to con-
vince people of this fact than at
the coming county Fair.
The poultry department offers
suitable premiums for all kinds of
poultry and any information desir-
ed by anyone will.be cheerfully fur
nished by calling on Floyd Coye,
at Kadoka, who is the superinten-
dent of this department.
The ladies department will be
preceded over by Mrs. w. 0. Bid
die of Kadoka, who has SO success
fully handled this department for
couple of fairs past. Premiums
are offered in thirty different class
es. and in case you do not receive
a premium list postal to Mrs.
Biddle will bring you one. This
department is one of the important
ones at fair, and we have no
doubt but a great interest will be
shown among the ladies over the
county in contributing to it.
The childrens department has
many classes for the children OF
the county to compete for premi-
ums, and this department we feel
sure will prove beneficial to the
children of the county in many
ways. Mrs. Olive Crowe-Austin
is the superintendent and any in
forr,at;or dac;rad will he gladly