The Pulaskian., 1921-11-03
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JACKSONVILLE COMMUNITY
 FAIR ONE OF THE BEST
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 was made this year as it can only bt raised by planting the stalks and all stalks on hand will be used for seeC next year. Mir. Harry had a gooc start of 1t once before, but thinking our climate was colder than it Is, ht covered it too deep and it got toe warm and spoiled. The quilts, coun terpanes and other needlework of thi; exhibit attracted much favorable comment.
 Next to it was the home and farm exhibit of Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Beall This exhibit took first prize. It con tained the finest pumpkins shown al the fair. The ladies' needlework con. sisted of many numerous and well made articles, candy, cake, butter etc.
 Next in this room was the county farm exhibit. It was arranged by Capt. C. w. Cunningham, superin. tendent of the farm. There were tomatoes. four varieties of corn, Nancy Hall and Porto Rico yams, fine Irish potatoes, some of the fin est turnips 1 have seen this year, oceans, peanuts, peas, nine jars of fruit, vegetables, etc.
 Last in this room was the Jackson vile Woman's Department exhibit. srL.e a<,Lsb,t ,,ae .,of axytare,1,a o,,J was made up merely to fill the re- quirements of the rules to have such department.
 Upstairs at head of stairway was the executive office and a display of Oris flour for prizes in cooking and registration.
 Main Exhibit Upstairs.
 First there was an absolutely won derful exhibit across the north end of the room by the Pinery Commun- ity. First in it was a glass case of bread, cake, candy and butter. Home made toy, lovely sea shells from Panama, most appetizing display of preserves, jelly and canned goods of all kinds, farm products, pine cones, ladies fancy work, quilts, etc, a veil over one hundred years old, sorghum, milo maize, pop corn, an old jug bought in s. C. in l847 by Jesse Wilson, and big pumpkins.
 Pdnola Exhibu.
 On the east side of the center of the room was a wonderfully interest ing exhibit by the community of Pan- ola, just over the line in Lonoke county. The collection was gotten up by two committees, one of ladies, of which Mrs. J. w. Bruner was chair man, and another of men presided over by Mir. J. B. Shelton. This ex- hibit took first prize at the Lonoke county fair and contained all the principal farm and garden products of this section. The idea of this ex- hibit originated at Jacksonville fair last year, where they had an exhibit and determined to return to their homes and get up an exhibit which should excel anything they had seen here.
 A number of families in the com munity, which Is in the hill country, own individual farm sanitary can- ming outfits, and the output of these were tastefully labeled with artistic colored labels such as are used by the commercial canning outfits, with the names of the canners on each can. This added much to the appearance of the exhibit and spoke volumes as to the progressiveness of the com munity. Many articles in the exhibit were gotten up especially for this ex- hibit. In addition to the things shown here was three entries of hogs by the boys and girls club, all of which won ribbons and several pens of chickens and ducks were entered also. The sanitary cans contained peas, beans, corn. sweet potatoes, toma- toes. In glass were fruits and vege- tables, preserves, pickles and relishes, syrup and honey, also comb honey, which took first prize. There were cakes, bread, ham and bacon, Nancy Hall and Porto Rico yams, Irish DO. tatoes, pepper, peanuts, oceans, seal ey bark hickory nuts and the hill va riety, walnuts and extra fine Stay