Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-29
COUNTY Exposition
TO OPEN MONDAY.
Extensive Preparations Completed For
Biggest and Best Fair In History
July 4; and 6.

: The greatest display u LIVESTOCK III
the history of the county exposition will
be on exhibit at the stock barns Of the
county fair grounds July 4, 5 and 6,
when the fifteenth annual Marshall
county fair will be held, according to
the number Of entries already received
by DR.. d. Z. Frank, secretary of the
Marshall county fair association. It is
expected that every available stall will
be occupied during the three-day ex-
position by prize-seeking animal and
that the number Of animals on exhibi-
ton will exceed all former records.
Probably the greatest horse racing
program ever staged in Marshall cOun-
ty will be carried out on Monday and
Tuesday, the first two days Of the fair.
The number of horses already arrived
4 to participate in the races has exceeded
the capacity Of the barns for their ac-
commodation on the grounds and it
has been necessary to build further
accommodations for the racing steeds.
g a. number of racing horses arrived
from Montana today. Motor cycle and
automobile races will feature the after
noon program on the last day.
. Besides the races before the grand
stand, open air attractions of exception
al merit have been secured for the
three-day exposition this year and every
afternoon will be filed with interesting
events for those seeking the board
benches for recreation. On Tuesday
afternoon the county play day finals
will be staged before the grand stand
when the rural grade school children
will compete for hOn0rs in a large and
varied assortment Of athletic events.
Music during the three fair days will
be furnished by the Warren City band
and the Warren Juvenile band. There
will be music throughout the afternoon
and evening The most elaborate dis
play of fireworks ever seen in the coun-
ty will feature the evening entertain-
ments,gf -
In place of carnival this year there
will be midway attractions, which, ac-
cording to the secretary of the fair as
: ISOLATION, will be composed Of num-
Der of high grade tent shows for grown
ups and little ones. The bowery will
be conducted this year by the Warren
post of the American Legion.
According to Dr.. Frank, every de-
partment will be overfowing with
exhibits and those seeking the fair
GROUNDS lOr FGCICdLlOl1tl Observation-Disclosures
purposes VIII IL be amply sfeWarded by the
attractions and exhibits to be seen on
S.the county fair grounds July &, B and g.
" The new bleachers, which have been
recently completed, will give some 500
additional people the opportunity of
enjoying the races and attractions be-
for the grand stand, over the number
that have been accommodated in prev
ious years. The new rest room, which
has been recently completed, will care
for those who have travelled far to the
grounds Or may have little ones firing
under the strenuous activities Of the
day. The rest room is the result ct
the activities of the ladies of the W.. G.
i 4. U. who raised the money and pro
NOTED it's construction. Members OF the
W. c.. T. U. will be in charge Of the
building throughout the fair. ~.
Every preparation for the handling
Of crowds and the accommodation OF
the visitors has been made at the coun-
ty exposition grounds by the members
Of the fair board. The half mile track
has been put in excellent condition for
the races and the grounds and buildings
have been put in first class condition
and all indica tons point toward the
most successful and enjoyable county
fair during the fifteen years Of it's an
nual production. -