Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-09
BIG PREMIUM LIST FOR FOUR
TENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
NOW ISSUED.
PRIZES WILL TOTAL
MORE THAN $4,000
Awards In Various Departments Total
Sass, With Many Special Prizes In
Various classss--usuaI Big Racing
Card and Amusement Program Ar.
raneed-Superintendens. Of Divisions.

With announcement OF cash prem
iums totaling ss.435. In addition TO
numerous special prizes and a liberal
allotment for the race program. the
premium list for the fourteenth annual
exhibition Of the Marshall County Fair
Association vas issued today. The
fair will be held Sept. to ~, In
elusive.
In the livestock department prem
iums amounting to S6,225 are offered.
The prizes for horses total 1000, for
cattle $4,000, for swine $3.50, for
Junior live stock 1925. for sheep $500
Snd for poultry. pet stock and rabbits,
$3.50.
Several special cash prizes and
trophies are to be awarded In the
Junior live stock DIVISION. and the
premiums in total are said to be IN
excess Of $4,000.
Liberal awards will be made in the
grain. horticultural, art and ednca-
tional departments. The total prem
iums in the several divisions follow:
Fruit plants and flowers, 1925:
pantry stores $3.50; grains. seed
vegetables and dairy. $500; textile
fabrics, 1925; art, $3.50; educational
exhibit, $500; chfldren's work, $3.50.
Big Racing Program.
The usual liberal purses will be
offered for the racing program and the
daily cards will include trotting and
pacing races, running races and
special races. the latter for county
horses.
An unusually fine program Of free
attractions has been secured. with
afternoon and evening entertainment
turnout the fair. The vaudeville acts
will be presented, as usual, between
the heats of the races. in the AFTER
noon, and a special vaudeville enter
tainment and band concert will be
given every evening, except Friday.
Entries Close Sept 8.
Unless otherwise specified all en-
tries close on the first day OF the fair
and all animals and articles entered
to be in competition for premiums
must be entered on the books OF the
secretary not later than 9 p. m, Mon
day. Sept. s. Entries on all live stock
and poultry must bs made before
.. m, Friday. Sept. S. The books OF
the secretary will be open for re-
ceiving entries at his office, Aug. J.
and win continue open from day to
day until the opening OF the fair, when
they will be at the secretarys office
at the fair grounds.
| Animals or articles to be exhibited
must be in place at the fair grounds by
10 o'clock Tuesday morning. Sept. 3
or they viii not be permitted to com
pete for premiums, unless by special
action Of the executive committee.
| Superintendent Of Divisions.
| superintendents for the various
divisions have been chosen as follows:
| Horses, John w. Long, city; cattle
F. c. Davis, Albion: swine, .. s,
Collins, Liscotnb; junior live stock. w
A. Buchanan. city; sheep. c. E. Arney
Albion; poultry. John E. Moehrl. city:
grains. seeds and dairy. John E.
Smith, Laurel: machinery. c. H
sKemler, city; fruits and flowers. L. G
Knudson. LeGrand; pantry stores
Mrs. D. Y. Mclean. city; textile fab
RIGS, Mrs. J. w. Alden. city; art, Miss
Fannie Flower, city; educational, A
Palmer and c. E. Shut, city; chill.
dren's work, Mrs. Lottie Imler, Gil.
man; speed, Ed T. Austin, city; gate;
and police. George Gregory, city
amusements, Ed T. Austin, city
tickets, c. C. ST. Clair. city; conces
sions, B. B. Shollenberger city; chic
marshal, Robert Boswell, Green Noun
tain; track marshal. r. L. Clay
Haverhill.