Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-12


the Marshall County Fair held here
this week The attendance the first
eday, however, was not what it ought
to have been but big crowds will no
doubt be present on the remaining
days. No fair held here In recent
years is more worthy Of being seen
than the fair now being held, espe
ciaIIy is this true Of the exhibits Of
live stock and agricultural products.
Anyone making the rounds OF the
various departments, will be pleased
to note the great variety of the pro-
ducts that the industry and skill of
Marshall county people have brought
forth Even the children have con-
tributed many exhibits for the fair
The rural school exhibit has many
things to interest the visitor. Many
fine specimens of basket work. weaV-
IN. sewing, carpentry, map drawing.
ETC. etc, are shown A collection Of
wild flowers by Evelyn Church a L.
year-old girl of school district No. IL
near Argyle. attracts the attention of
every visitor. being very neatly dis
played
The Northwest School OF AgrieuE
lure also has Il credirabIe display IN
the building
In the Wonen's building is found
larger and better display Of the pro-
duets OF womenS handiwork and skill
than was ever before shown att QUE
fair. The specimen of fancy needle
work and efocheted and knitted work
are numerous and excellent Rugs.
carpets mats. quilts. sheets. pillow
shamS etc. in endless array and pas
try that captures the eye especially OF
hungry boys. The Wemens Service
Club OF Radium show a very eretfita-
BE objection ef house plants. garlIen
stuff. dairy products and specimens of
nastIle work
n In the agricultural building is seen
the biggest exhibit of dairy products
ever brought TO the fair There are
u jars: OF dairy butter In competition
The Radiunn cheese factory has fine
display of its products. There is d
fine display of small grain. clover,
sweet clover and miElet seed, grown
last year Many products now Grow
ing are shown IN different stages of
maturity. We viii mention few :.
peas and beans IN pods. onions. beets-
u exhibitors. rhubarb-29 exhibitors.
head lettuce Ii exhibitors. radishes.
sweet clover eight feet tall. corn eight
feet tall and new potatoes by a large
number of exhibitors The Boys and
Girls Garden Club of the Warren
schools show creiitable collection of
vegetables There Is splendid dis
play of grains and grasses. neatly tied
up IN lunches. that show what our
soil, aided by the SUN and rain. has
been able to produce already this sea-
spn- Prof. A D. Collette of the War
rem school has put in some good work
arranging the exhibits so as to pre-
sent pleasing and attractive appear
anee
The exhibits of live stock. horses,
Cattle, sheep and hogs are better and
more numerous than at any previous
fair. The Spauldfng Farm of Warren
show their famous herd of HoIsIein-
Frlesian cattle, Pennington County
Guernsey Farm exhibit q fine lot Of
cattle; R.. A. MARSHALL of Argyle shows
Poland China hogs and Shorthorn cat
tie. Ward Clancy of Stephen shows
his big type PoIand Chinas; j. w.
Campion & Sons, of Angus, show Dur
oc-JeEsey hogs There are many either
exhibitors from far and near IN this
All goes to- show that
a live stock industry is growing with
leaps and bounds In this northern part
of the Red River Valley.
The poultry exhibit was the largest
and best that had ever been shown
here. This department. was filed toll
overhowlng this yeAr. All the avail
able exhibition eoops were filled and
boxes and erafnS sf3f AT f7nSrrfufi0y,S i