The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

H. LUBBOCK AVALANCHE. III
II reputed to be all Jazz and n first
class white band. These will provide
music each evening In a special con
cert and play nj the various shows
~ the company.
A high wire acrObatic free act
will be staged twice each day, IN the
afternoon and az night. This Is spec
ialty carried by the De Krcko Com
pany that has proven winner NJ
all fairs they have played this sea
son.
The fire works each night are the
largest display ever show in West
Texas. Special Pieces are provided
for each night without duplication IN
addition to the remarkable display
of rockets, colored fountains, burst
ing shells, pot flares, colored torches
and the georgous flaming water falls;
The fireworks so pleased the crowd
last year that they are being more
than doubled this year-both IN
length Of program, and cost. They
are sure to prove winners.
Exhibits entrees are pouring IN
from all over the South Plains. The
livestock display will be especially
large, the Hog Department already
having surpassed that of last year.
Three large exhibition tents are be-
ing added to the 81 500 permanent
exhibition building equipment to
care for the exhibits brought in and
special stress is being laid on the
county and community exhibits. Sew
eral counties have promised to bring
an extensive display fro mtheir coun-
ty and a large number Of communi-
ties are planning TO exhibit as a COM
munity.
Exhibits shown in the community
exhibits may be entered in the indi-
vidual classes after the community
exhibit has been judged.
The poultry program is exception.
ally large this year. The special
wire exhibition coops have been Sc
cured for the fair and special poul-
try tent will be arranged. A com
petent keeper will be in charge OF
this exhibit to see that all entrees
are taken care Of, the birds fed, wat
cred and returned in good shape.
a large number of special fea-
lures are being provided through
out the fair The special County
days, Old Settlers Days, Lubbock
Day, Children's Day-all Of these
are being arranged for and a great
deal Of competition is expected TO
develop in connection with the varl-
Gus special features.
Bicycle races FOR boys and girls,
are provided for the first day and a
fine line up Of boys are working out
to enter in this competition. Pony
races FOR each afternoon will be in
charge Of Dick Arnett and some
good purses are being offered. A
number Of horses will be entered N
these races and large crowds viii
follow them with interest.
The Fair Needs Publicity.
The Chamber Of Commerce has
$4,000 Fair Post Cards for distribu-
ton and il Is hoped that every hu-
man in Lubbock will send every hui
man they know in the South Plains
card. The Chamber Of Commerce
will furnish them as long as you
will send them and the more we can
bring notice Of this fair before the
minds % the people Of the South
Plains the greater viii be the at
tendnnre and interest in the fair
The policy OF the Fair Association
h no individual profit to any man,
but bigger and better fair each
wear IL takes folks and interest
and competition In the premium lists
An az these thing are necessary to
make q successful The South
Plains N Texas are looksing 70 The
City ~ Lubbock 20 Justify her claim
10 being the uh Of the South Plains
and they have shown a wonderful
spirit n cooperation in our past
fairs n is up to the City Of Lub-
book 10 earn the right 10 the name
"The Hub Of the Plains" and your
Individual assistance Is needed.
Folks of Lubbock County
Folks Of Lubbock County Mr.
Farmer and Mrs Farmers Boss--
don't YOU know that a fair is not a.
fair without exhibits? Don't you
know that farm life is more interest
ing when you take pride in the crops
You grow, in friendly competition
with you neighbor as an individual
and other c'fnmurities Of the county
as a grour OF farmers Don't you
know that hundreds Of folks are
coming 20 the South Plains Fair
from all over the State to see just
what the South Plains can grow.
What sort of folks live in the South
Plains.
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