The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-09
Indications Point to Big Display Of
Products; Aagie Show Due 10 Be
Ore of Best Ever Seen
Here.
LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT
TO OFFER ALL GLASSES
Educational Department Looms
Strong; Boys, Girls, Women Rep
resented by Strong Displays,
More Coming.

Everybody around the fair grounds,
from j. w Conner, secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce and acting
'ram-rod" Ct the grounds, to Frank
Lindsay, blue print man and straw
boss, is busy as colony Of cram
berry merchants just before Thanks
giving. The answer is that they are
trying to take care of the exhibits
of everything from a pocket hand1er-
chief to pen of pure bred swine.
Even j. w Owens, county farm
agent IS sort Of shaking leg, as he
receives and arranges the agricultural
exhibits in the aggie section of the
improvised exhibit hall that used to
be the old bath house and bowling
alley of Shanoan Springs Despite
the fact that half the stuff expected
lad not been received this morning,
the show rooms were filling up rapid
ly and the chief mark to command
attention, was the fact that the quail
ity of the farm exhibits is far and
away the best that has ever been
seen at a Grady county fair
"shep7 Busy Man
Moman H. Shepard, who usually
answers to the name Of "Shep," and
who holds down the job of county
Superintendent Of public instruction,
was doing a series Of mental hand
springs and flip-flaps as he directed
the erection Of second tent. Shops
exhibits had already filled one big
top" and it became necessary to rig
up another and larger one to handle
the displays Of the various town and
country schools that kept rolling in
this morning.
Bigger and better than ever" was
all that Shep had time to say when
asked as to the possibilities for a
jam up show in his department.
Live Stock caIorc
Down south Of the spring, where
the shade is heavy, are the pens for
the live stock exhibits There are
pens and then some more pens for
the hogs, cattle, horses, sheep. mlues
jacks and what not, and from ,yery
indication this morning, all these
pens would be full, before the final
entry was on the list
Boys and girls clubs are to be
well represented, if the first arrivals
are a criterion Of what is to follow.
They begln to arrive early this mor1.-
ing with everything from a watermel-
IN as long as a submarine to a scrap
Of fancy work that some energetic
girl had toiled over Corn, cotton,
kafir, pig, calf, sewing, baking and
every other club that you can think
OF is slated for representation before
the entry list closes tonight
Big Day Tomorrow
The womans department is also
coming in for its share of recogni-
tion and representation. Under the
direction of Mrs. Nettie R. Coryen,
county home demonstrator, the dis
plays of this department are being ar
ranged. It is to include a wide range
Of activity and is slated to be one of
the most extensive that has every
been shown here.
Tomorrow, with all displays in
place, and everything in apple pie
crder,a the show proper win be on.
The day is to be featured by tbs
inspection of the exhibits by Cover
nor ]. B. A. Robertson and by his
speech in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
R. II. Wilson, state superintendent
is also to speak in the afternoon at
he fair grounds.
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