Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-19
MANY VISITORS
FROM SOUTHEAST
THRONG GROUNDS
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ton. Champions in many classes al
the huge swine barn and even on the
was filled. Durocs, Berkshires
Hampshires, Poland Chinas, Chester
Whites and o. I. C.'s are being dis
reputation.
For instance. here are the Hamp-
shire exhibitors: F. F. Silvers, Can.
tril, Ia; Willie Essig, Upton, Ind.
Clayton Messenger. Wabash, Ind.
John r; Lewis, Rensselaer,, Ind; j
G: Cautious, Amber, Okla; sardis
Cochran, Ga; J. B. Meadows, Coch-
ran, Ga; Franklin Brothers. Mid
vile, Ca; Paul M. Roberts, Eastman
Ga; j. Fl. Crimson, Waynesboro. Ga.
" Wat fS & Aiken, Statesboro, Ca; J
p: Hall, Soperton, Ga; Pine Forest
Farms, Ashburn, Ga; Rails & vii.
liams. Hahira, Ga.
And in the Duroc display there are
scores IS, OF the finest prize winning
an1tnaIs owned by breeders from ali
the Duroc exhibitors are Peacock q
lodge, Cochran, Ga; Highland Oaks
Farm, Live Oak Fla; Green VaI1ev
Earm, Van Arsdale, KY; Springfield
FIoms ers Ch1ar assa9,n, S. c.; Mckee
Farms, Donovan, Ga; W. s A9 Coo1l
Govlngton, Ga; Berryton DuroC
Farm, Berryton, Ga.
Inc berkshire breeders have sent
a splendid assortment of horougb
nous breed being well renr ,mas Ia Ia
BY H. J; gDuBose, Atlantta; Ronsh
Pyron, Gainesville, Ga: G. + Hale
man, commerce, Ga, and MANY 9th
e ess+ from various parts of the south
Rows, p;o. w.,
:. Inc exhibit of the Bows pic, o1,,h.
rs particularly meritorious. Tbs
PICK or the animals exhibited nc
various county fairs and club eTbibi
IONS have been brought to The
gu tern Fair and the result Is
standard breeds ever gathered TO re an
resent the work of the bows from
the farms of Georgia Carl WaiIac ..'
81 the extension department of The
o oLe college of Agriculture, is in
SStlalse OF the club exhibit, which has
forts of the various county demon
strators. More than TWENTY co11ntjas
are represented. '1e9
Inc big agricultural building is
n nrndy crowded with displays of farm
county exhibits to the individnas
farm displays and the smaller show
lngs OF special products such as cot
ton, corn, apples, etc. The Bows
corn clubs of the state have a par
tlc9Iarly fine exhibit of corn grown
under the direction of the state col
lege authorities.
While several of the county ex-
h1o1ts have not yet been put in
place, many have already been com
pieted, as well as several of the in
oIvloual farm displays, which will
compete for prizes offered by the
lair association Tho 4
plays thus far Completed are: Hav-
wood county, North Carolina; Gull
man county, Ala; Barrow county
Ga "a; Crenshaw county, Ala; Whit
neld county, Ga; Madison county,
N. c.; Fulton county, Ca; and Mont
gomery county, Ala.
The individual farm exhibits in
place Saturday were NJ. NJ Odem,
Cullman county, Ala; c. C. Crutch-
h fnnd' W " Ala; p: Reeves No
Spring Creek, N: c.; Mrs. C. A. Par
sons, Ramer, Ala.
In the basement of the agricul-
tural building the State College of
Agriculture has a very interesting
exhibit representative of all depart
ments, while the various boys and
girls clubs are represented with
splendid displays.
Automobile Show
Another feature of interest in the
basement of the agricultural build
ing is the exhibit of the Atlanta
drawing. This display shows the re-
suit Of the scientific gardening in
struction given the public school
students this year by w. B. Deckner
The Journals agricultural expert
Fine specimens of decorative draw
ing are also shown to advantage.
In the liberal arts department the
display Of handiwork of various
kinds, culinary products and all man.
ner OF home work. is attracting
much attention. The display of
paintings from some of the famous
artists of the day occupies one sec
ton of the building and some really
excellent canvases are on exhibition
In the liberal arts building are also
found displays Of appliances for the
fences such as monographs. electric
washing machines and dishwashers
| ftreless cookers and similar devices
| Food products Of more or less nation
al renown are also on display and
are demonstrated at small booths
erected along the sides of the build
| ing.
The automobile building is filled as
never before with cars of all makes
kinds and escriptions. with sales
to explain the merits of each machine
to visitors and prospective pur-
chasers. The display of automobiles
this year is said to be more extern
sive than ever before in the history
of the fair.
AS a sort of added attraction the
| First battalion of the Eighty-thirG
field artillery pulled into camp at the
| fair grounds Friday night. en- route
| from Camp Knox. KY, to Camp Ben
ming, Ga. This outfit comprises IL