The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-22
NEW FAIR CATALOGUE
IS JUST OFF THE PRESS
VALUABLE PREMIUMS FOR
STOCK EXHIBITORS.
List Of Officials and Members
Of Committees Officially
Announced.

The new ninety-si page catalogue
OF the Chattanooga Interstate fair is
lust off the press. 1t has listed IN IT
this year some forty odd departments,
all Of which will be operated on
larger scale than ever before. me
catalogue is illustrated with pictures
of the attractions on the program
ana Of pictures taken in the ave
stock department at the 1918 fair. 1t
contains the rules and regulations
governing the operation OF the iair
as well as full instructions 10 All
parties contemplating having exnip-
its this year.
The amounts Offered In premiums
In each department are as follows'
Dairy cattle: Jerseys, $1,000; Holstein-
Friesian. $1.250: milking Shortnorn,
5000. Beef Cattle department: snort
horn, $1,000; Hereford, $1.5o0; ApeI o
deem Angus, $1,000; Durham. $60o.
Eight hundred and fifty dollars Is Of
fered In the horse division.
Horses will be judged on Wednes,,
day, October /; mules and jacks VIII
be Judged wednesday also. and the
total amount offered in this depart
ment is $40. .,o :.
offered and the judging will be on
| Wednesday; for sheep and goats.
! $3.50 is offered and the animals VIII
| be Judged Tuesday. Sept. 30. Tnou-
sands of dollars worth of prizes are
also offered in the other departments
including the agriculture, poultry
racing and horticulture.
The officers for the Chattanooga
Interstate fair for the year are: Pres
ident, Sam A. Conner; vice-presl-
dents. 8. r. Read, J. b, Lowry, q. =.
Patten, Jr.; treasurer, +. A. Neison'
and secretary, Jie r. Curtis. The
committees for the year 1913 are:
Finance. p. Hoskins. chairman; J.
B.. F. Lowry, J. A. Nelson, G. M. Pres
| ton. F. L. Underwood, r. w. Barr.
Building and Grounds--Tom Selman,
chairman; John Park. Phil Shugart, r.
Agricuiture-w. ]. Forbess, chairman'
Sam L. Byrd. J. r. Smith. j. b. Gadd,
]. A. Downey, Will BcClain. John Da-
wilson. Sam Farris, e. e. Swinsie'
live stockSS. r. Read. chairman;
A. M, Allen, superintendent; c. G. Pres
colt, r. B. Cooke, Clifford Friar, b
j. Allen. Jr., T. e. Thatch. G. l.. Bow
man.
cey, ]. B. Brown, Miss Emma Owens
Fred B. Frazier. Mrs. e. F. Wheland,
S. e. Nelson. Mrs. J. B. Lauderbach.
| Woman's Work-Mrs. Earl Cook.
chairman; hostesses: Mesdames d. p.
Montague. Loaring Clark, Mary Giles
Howard. c. S. Steward. T. G. Betterton,
F. l.. Underwood, l.. 9. Browne, Joe
Curtis, Sol Levinsky. e. F. Moore, ],
p. Browder, A. S. Rosensweig, e. e.
| Buck, H. l.. Snyder, e. e. Belts; Misses
Margaret Thomasson, Ava Wright. Mrs
Adam Haskell, Mrs. Sherman Sanders,
| Mrs. A. w. BuchholtZ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sam Read
| John Poindexter, J. B. Lauderbach, p
]. Kruesi. Frank Nelson. M. N. Whit
aker, Jas. johnson, 10 Brown, X. T.
Eaton, Nathan Bachman, Thos. New
berry, j. B. Brown. Walter Layman
Mary Giles Howard. r. B. Cooke, John
Burns. ]. 4. Bell. J. A. Roberts. w. J.
Forbes, ]. T. Jones, Dennis Corbley
| Elmer e. Gray. c. w. Shackleford
Joe Gift, Harry Lacey, e. F. Wheland
Home Economics-Mrs. J. b.. Lau-
derbach, chairman; Miss Geneva Tay-
lor, Mrs. ]. d. Cliett, Margaret Nc
Kenzie, Nency Leeper, Pearle Edmond
son, Geraldine Mccormack, Mrs. E.
Swindell, Inez Allen, Pearle Haley.
Home Observation-Disclosures. p. J.
Kruesi, Miss Elsie Digger. Mrs. X. T.
| Eaton.
Racing-Jo Anderson. chairman; Ed
Bass, Herman Geismar, Ed Heron. H.
F. Lawrence. Grant Pursley. Roy Scott