The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22
SIXTH ANNIJAL COUNTY FAIR
PASSES INTO HISTORY AS ONE
or BEST EVER HELD HERE
Attendance at Four-Day Exposition Last Week
Estimated at 10000 Exhibits Excel in Prac-
tically Every Department Races Good.


-ments excelling those OF any in the
previous five years OF its existence.
with excellent weather. and a good
racing and entertainment program.
the Twin Falls county fair held here
last week was visited by mere than
10000 persons from all over this sec
lion Of the state.
Experts are OF the opinion that the
pinnacle was reached this year in the
matter of farm produce exhibits. il
being considered impossible to inn
prove on the showing made in this
particular department.
The livestock. farm bureau. wo-
mans. and poultry departments were
likewise above the high standards set
al previous fairs here. Although the
attendance fell off about 1000. this is
said 10 be general condition exist
ing with all fairs this season.
The racing program was perhaps
as gooG. as have ever been seen at the
local grounds. and the other enter
tainmnt features were thoroly en-
ioyed. The customary carnival con-
cessions were absent this year the
same as last and the Kelly Come
dams show failed to put in an APP
pearance.
The Twin Falls band supplied the
daily music. being augmented Thurs
day. Bull day. with the Bull band.
and Friday, Kimberly day. by the
Kimberly band The Salt Lake OPP
era Quintette gave afternoon and
evening concerts. and balloon aseen-
sions were made daily
Bull Day Big One
Thru failure of merchants OF Twin
Falls 10 close their places Of business
Wednesday afternoon. the day set as
ide for the residents of that city. was
not so well attended as had been ex-
pected. but Bull day. Thursday. was
The big day of the fair. Bull bust
ness houses closed nj 1890 a. m.
aud IL is estimated that fully 2000
west-enders came to the fair that day
accompanied by the Bull band. and
members OF the Rotary club. who
held their weekly luncheon al the
fair grounds cafe.
Roads and Weather Good
The weather all the days OF the .
fair was excellent. excepting Thurs I
day. which was somewhat hlustery
The paved highway from Twin Falls /
TO the fair grounds entrance. and the .
good roads in other directions from
Filler afforded much comfort and
satisfaction TO the fair visitors.
Filler was bedecked with gay dec
orations. ecIipsing those of former
years Altho paving operations on
Main street interfered somewhat
with traffic. little difficulty was ex-
perieneed.
Judging OF the exhibits in every
department was made Tuesday. the
first day Of the exposition +. r.
Rinehart Of Boise judged the horse
and sheep department; Prof WV. "
Hickman. % Moscow the beef cattle.
FIR. Cammack Of Boise. dairy cattle.
= }. Fielsted. OF Blackfoot. the
Swine: Leon Taylor OF Bull. poultry:
} A. Waters. Twin Falls. farm pro-
duets: j. J. Bremen. Bull. flowers.
Livestock Enfric-
The dairy cattle exhibit was some
what smaller than last year. aiiho
the quality was high. The beef cat
tie department was well filled with
exceptionally high class animals
The swine show was one Of the fin {
est ever assembled anywhere AZ any
fair west OF the Rockies according
to J. NJ. Markell Both the sheep and I
horse departments were also OF es- !
pecisi merit
Prodnee Exhibits
Ia the farm products building was
a remarkable exhibit from Grassy
&ni. dry farming district. which lies !
y miles south a. the Roseworth Z
project. Almost every variety OF q
vegetables and grains and grasses q
vas shown. apparently u a quality Z
equal 10 that 81 the more favored c
sections. The Cottonwood ranch. q
wing Ia miles south OF Twin Falls. d
operated ~ r. 5 Harrison. had an
anusual showing that included izS I
separate entries The Salmon river h
project had large exhibition. and j
The Kimberly district had big area
Of the hall filled with the display y
from their Boosfer fair held the pre- p
vlons week. Yeweii Greed formerly d
Or Filler. but now residing near Twin
Fails hsd a remarkable exhibit OF a