The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-08-18
OLDHAM AND CAKE
WILL BE FEATURES OF MENU
AT FAIR DINNERS
MIR. and Mrs. Sam J. Embry To Have
Charge of Meals Each Day
Record Breaking Crowds
Seem A Certainty
Yum! Yumi Yum!

UNI. UNI. UNI!
About , score of Lincoln county
ladies have agreed to contribute
homemade cakes to the dinner which
will be spread each day during the
great Knight of Pythias fair to be
held here next Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. A dozen or so old coun-
try hams are also arranged for, and
the ''feed" that will be set before
those who go to the fair grounds
to make day of it, will be something
fully worth the price of admission,
alone. It's going to be "some" fair
believe US, and not a detail is being
left undone by the K. P. boys to
make FER the greatest success ever
known in the history of central Ken
lucky fairs.
Owing to the serious illness of the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Wright, they were compelled to give
up preparations for handling the fair
dinner, so the directors prevailed up
on Mr.. and Mrs S. j. Embry to take
charge of this difficult task, and have
gone actively to work arranging and
preparing the ingredients" for the
best fair dinner that has ever been
served in the state of Kentucky, and
that's covering lot of territory.
With old country hams, beaten bis
cults, fried chicken and the cakes
contributed by the ladies, the menu
ought to please the veriest epicure,
and undoubtedly will. The list of
ladies who have so generously con-
tributed the cakes above mentioned
is as follows. Miss Ophelia Lackey,
Miss Martha Sacray, Miss Annie Nc
Kinney, Miss Ellen Ballou, Mesdames
w. NJ. Bright, S. M. Saufley, Tom
Pence, w. B. Hill, Lucy N. BARLEY,
A. c. Hill, Henry Phillips, T. W.
Jones, Bette Bush, E. P. Woods, J.
c. Eubanks, j. W. Williams. j. S.
Rice, Will Martin, George DeBorde
and J. W. Baughman.
A force of men has been busy all
this week working on the fair ring
and the amphitheatre, arranging the
stalls for various stock, the floral
hall, etc. Accommodations have been
prepared for over 100 hogs at the
fair this year and this promises to
be a most important feature of the
coming exhibition. Secretary Wal
ton and his active assistants, DIR. T.
w. Pennington, and President Har-
ris, Vice President Beazley have been
as busy as bees all week. Secretary
Walton, with a lot of catalogues and
other literature, headed delegation
of boosters to the big Brodhead fair
Thursday.
Everything will be in readiness by
the time the opening bell taps. A
record crowd from all over this and
adjoining counties is assured and all
that is needed is good weather, for
which everyone is praying.
All of the stores in Stanford have
agreed to close up each day of the
fair at noon, next week. This in
cludes the banks, drug stores and all
business houses, except the ]. ]. of
fee which will be pretty busy about
that time printing the Daily Interior
Journal for the ladies of the Woman's
Club.
McCray Bros, of North Middle
town phoned this afternoon that they
would be here Saturday with seven
show horses for the fair. They have
a fine string.
The premium list, with the except
ion of the floral hall, offered for the
three days fair is as follows:
FIRST DAY
Hogs Other Than Red Berkshires
Boar, one year old and over,
Boar, six months and under
one year, $3.50.
Boar under six months old,
$3.50.
Sow, one year and over, $3.50.
s. Sow, six months and under
one year, $3.50.
Sow, under six months old,
$3.50. =
Championship
Best Boar, any age and any
breed, $3.50. ."
8-Best sow any age and any
breed, $3.50.
Best herd, consisting of one
boar and three sows, $3.50.
Kentucky Red Berkshires
10-Junior boar pig, $500.
l1-Juior sow pig, $500.
12-Senior boar pig, $500.
13-Senior sow pig, $500.
14-Junior yearling boar, SIS.
15-Junior yearling sow, SIS.
16-Senior yearling boar, SIS.
17-Boar 2 years old or older,
SIS.
18-Sow years old or oyer
SIS.
19-Boar, any age, SIS.
20-Sow, any age, SIS.
21-Junior herd g sows and 1
boar, owned by one mani, SIS.
22-Herd any age g sows and 1
boar, owned by one mani, $40.
Jersey Cattle
23-Best1 Jersey cow, years old
and over, $40.
24-Best Jersey heifer (year old
and under %, $40.
25-Best Jersey calf under / year
old, $40.
26-Best Jersey bull (age consid-
ered), $40.
27-Best milk cow, any breed,
milk to be drawn in the ring by an
expert, SIS.
q 1-2-Best herd, any age, con-
sisting of one bull and three females,
SIS.
Jacks and Jennets
28-Best jack (any age; age con-
sidered), SIS.
29-Best jennet, (any age; age
considered), $40.
3o-Best jack, under one year,
$40.
31-Best Jack, one year ard un-
der two, $40.
32-Best jennet under 1 year old,
$40.
Special Class
33-Best horse colt (under 1 year
old, SIS.
34-Best filly colt (under 1 year
old), SIS.
Saddle Class
35-Best mare or gelding e and
under 81, SIS.
36-Best mare or gelding e and
under A., SIS.
37-Prettiest baby / year old and