The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-29
Stockmen, Farmers, Women, Bows
and Girls to Compete for
Glass Greatest Success Is
Expected.
DEPAR TMENT HEADS
NAMED BY OFFICIALS
Gray Free Fair Board Arranges
List of Awards for Winners
In Various Contest
Glasses.

one OF the Contributions toward the
success of the fifth annual Grady
county free fair to be held at Shan.
non Springs September 9th to 18th,
says Dave c. Hybarger, president Of
the Free Fair association, is the in.
creased amount of premiums to be
awarded winners in the exhibition
Premiums valued at approximately
$3.50 will be given to winners at the
fifth annual fair Last year, the
premiums awarded were valued a.
approximately $22O0.
Efficient Superintendent
Never before has there been more
efficient superintendents in charge
ef the various departments OF the
fair declared Mr. llybarger
Geo Hurley, Grady county farmer
and stockman will be in charge of
the horse exhibit This exhibit viii
be divided into six lots, namely, lot
registered draft class; lot 2, reg
istered roadster GLASS; lot 8, regis
ter.u saddle class; lot T. champion
class, lot ), registered jacks and ien.
nets lot G, mules Each lot ia div.
ided into four or more departments
and includes practically every type
and breed Of horses and mules raised
in the southwest.
5ecier, Cattle Superintendent
TO superintend the cattle depart
mont, the association selected Geo, r.
BeeIer, well known Grady county
cattleman. Mr.. Beelers department
consists of the registered Shorthorn
lot, registered Aberdeen Angus, reg.
istered Jersey registered Holstcin,
registered Guernseys, Junior Shorthorn
Breeders and Grand Champion class.
es
Guy Buser viii superintend the
ewine department which shall con.
sist OF the following classes: regis.
tered Poland Chinas, registered Du.
rec Jerseys, registered Berkshires
registered Hampshres, registered
Chester White, registered Tamworth
and Grand Champions.
Paul Inman will be superintendent
Of the sheep department which will
consist of only one lot, including
every breed Of sheep.
The farm products department Of
the county fair will be in charge Of
j W. Owens Grady county farm
agent This department will con
sist of display Of every farm pro,
duct raised extensively in Grady
county, to-wit: pure bred corn, pop
corn, kafir, milo, feterita, grain s6r-
ghum grain and seeds, bundle grains
and grasses, short staple cotton,
other types Of cotton, vegetables,
fruits, cotton and wheat, oats, barley,
alfalfa, sweet clover, peanuts, COW,
peas. annual forage crops.
OoHleSAiC oClSnCS
One Of the features of the exhi,
bit viii be the displays in domestic
science of which department Mrs J.
w Owens, wife of the county agent,
will be in charge. Entries in this
department will be open for the fol
lowing:
Bread. butter, fruits, vegetables
cakes, canned fruits, and vegetables,
jollies, preserves etc. pickles, sour
pickles. This department will be
divided into two divisions. one for
entries over sixteen years of age
and the second for girls under. the
age of sixteen.
- Textile Exhibit
Mrs. J. B. Ratliff, assisted by Mrs.
J y. Leonard, will be in charge of
the textile exhibits Entries are ex
pected in househould artiles, sewing
etc. old ladies work (open for all
ladies' having attained the age of 6O)
and Juveniles work (open for all
boys OF girls under the age of 16)
Boys Club Contests
What will probably be one of the
most closely contested affairs at the
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