South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
UNIQUE EVENTS
FOR FAIR HERE
Morning Programs Are Ar
ranged and Made Public
by J. S. Bordner.

Mornings az the Interstate fair To
De held in September wiz be Differ
ent than they were last year. accord
ing 20 the tentative plans that were
announced Tuesday by John $. Bord-
ner county agricultural agent. who
Is in charge at this end OF the amuse-
ment Demonstrations and exhibit
lions viii be given IN front OF the
grandstand every morning.. the idea
being 20 give the patrons something
that Is educational as well as anus
ing.
Besides the program that viii be
held daily in frout of the grandstand
there viii be demonstrations Of var
iOus kinds OF farm and factory work
on all parts OF the ground. Two
places where instructive moving pic
lures can be shown will be establish
ed on the grounds. Among the ed
ucational films 10 be shown at these
places are: The History OF Agri-
culture" The Evolution Of the
PIow." From OK Cart 10 Automo-
bile FOLLOWING the Golden Fleece
from the Sleeps Back 20 the Mans
Back" THE Meat Packing Indus
try" Feeding the soil" Making
and Circulating "A metropolitan Mag
azine." and Building the Lincoln
Highway" The moving pictures will
be free.
Children's Day.
TUESDAY Will Ice Children's day and
an children will be admitted free.
The children WIZ parade past the
grandstand and arrangements are be-
ing made 10 show what the various
child welfare forces are doing TO
help them. Athletic contests. in
which 500 boys and girls will par
ticipate, VIII be held The Boy
Scouts will give an exhibition Of
their work. The boys and girls
Judging contests will be held on this
day. The children viii compete for
Is live animals TO be given as prizes.
wednesday viii be animal hus-
bandry day and one Of the features
of the morning program will be a
barbecue The state Sheep Breed
ers' association will give a mutton
cooking demonstration and the boys
who are interested in the pig feed
ing project will show what they have
accomplished.
Thursday Dairy Day.
Thursday, Dairy day, viii be fea-
tured IN the morning by a milk
maids carnival. z!.ailar 20 the one
staged at the annual dairymen's con-
vention Seventeen Madison town
ship girls viii participate i'm this
event
The girls first will dance a folk
dance. seventeen COWS Will be
brought in and the girl who finishes
milking "a COW first will he declared
the winner of the contest An old
fashioned butter churning contest is
To be staged. The st. Joseph Coun-
ty Cow Testing association and the
state Holstein Freisian association
will put on special features.
The old Greek mythology concep-
tions Of the growing of crops viii be
portrayed on Friday morning Crops
day. Bert Ball, q member of the
crops Improvement committee
which backed the movement 10 Sc
cure cornty agricultural agents. will
be here on this day. 81. Joseph
county received $1,000 as its share
OF the 100000 fund that was
raised to start this work
Industrial Day.
ON saturday morning an indus
trial parade Will be held. This day
Will be known as Industrial and Good
Roads day 10 is planned 90 have
every factory girl participate i'm this
parade and i'm some manner show
just what she does i'm the factory.
AT o'clock every afternoon the
stock parade Will be held All of the
animals ON exhibition viii parade at
the grandstand and around the
track. The races and other regular
events on the afternoon program viii
be held