The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-08-29
MARYLAND STATE 1R-sErT
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with every department and class
completed and with Especial anuse-
ment features at night Timonium
Fair, Timonium, Baltimore County,
opens on Labor Day for week OF.
splendid exhibits and clean, whole
some fun and amusement. Each
night will be special night. fhe
list of awards is unusually large.
Never before has Maryland been
SO we'll represented at any fair, 1t is
said, as it will be this year. From
all parts of the State breeders of fine
stock and growers of fine produce
have sent in their exhibits.
Particularly good will be the ex-
hibition of farm machinery and i'm
Elements, and Matt L. Dagger, who
has charge of this department, says
the entries are more plentiful than
ever before.
Of particular interest to the
women will be the Model Home,
erected on the grounds and contain
ing a multitude of labor saving de-
vices. A part of this exhibit is the
model wash house where time and
work saving laundry machinery and
modern devices for quick churnins
have been installed.
Tuesday, which is Children's Day,
will be the day of the big horse
show, when the prize horsefesh OF
the state will parade before the
throng expected to attend. There
will be no racing on Tuesday, the
horse show. taking its place.
The opening day, Labor Day, will
be given over to local societies and
music will be furnished by the Tow
son Band. Opening day last year
was record breaker as to the at
tendance and this year an ever
greater crowd is expected.
St. Mary's School Baby" hanf
will be out in force and those who
have heard the youngsters play
know what good music to expect on
Tuesday.
Wednesday is State Editors Da,
and an invitation has been extended
to the editors to attend the fair
Tickets have been sent to those &C
cepting the invitation. A battalion
of boys from the Maryland Schoo'
for Boys will attend and their band
will furnish the music. A benefit
for the Red Mems Home will b.
held on this night.
Thursday is Governors Day and in
addition to Governor Harrington
the two candidates for that high
position-Hon. Albert w. Richie
and Harry w. Nice will atteno. On
Thursday night at Z o'clock there
will be a marathon race.
Friday is Mayors Day when the
mayors of Baltimore and OF the
nearby cities and towns will be en-
tertained. There will be a, benefit
for the boy scouts at night.
Saturday is carnival day and night
This will be a day of fun from the
opening of the gates in the morning
until they close late at night. All
during the week the fair will be
open until late and 1900 arc lights
will be used to illuminate the great
Midway and the grounds.
And the amusement features this
year are so great and so numerous
that those who go during the day
will want to attend at night as well.
The cattle will be shown in the
new exhibition building just COM
pleted at a cost of 100000. Thi'
building also houses the offices and {
first-class restaurant where meal
will be served day and night.
To accommodate the great number
Of automobiles in which many of the
people of the surrounding counties
A will travel to Timonium, the man
agement has bought i've acres ad
joining the fair which will be used
as parking place for cars. In ad
dition to the usual number of trains
leaving Baltimore for Timonium
there will be two special trains leav
ing Union Station at 1914 and 1874
p. NJ each day. The races win star
promptly at $3.50 P. M. each day
except Tuesday.
Cure for DySentery.