The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
GREATEST FAIR OF
ALL CLOSED EARLY
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ana people OF Carter county ought TO
feel very proud indeed, OF this insti-
tuition"
Alrs. Frazier judged the home dem.
onstration department. and is an expert
N county fair work
Much Of the club exhibit will be sent
20 the state fair at Oklahoma City. as
soon as it can be properly Grated, and
Mrs Church says she expects to see
Carter county score heavily there this
wear
Work Of judging progressed slowly,
md compiling the records will take CON
'derable time. the secretary will com
plete this as rapidly as possible, and an
nounce the result Of the judges work
Visitors Are Many.
\ number of visitors from remote
ection of the state were present Fri
ay and saturday, and the live stock
llElsion proved To he marvel TO them
Many Of the visitors remember when
here We're not so many pure bred ami
mails in southern Oklahoma. and the
progressive spirit of Carter county
'tock men was complimented very
highly
That the fair is growing with pas.
ing years is evident. that il will fin.
lily develop into It district saii' is Ger.
ainty rs soon ds al agreement can
De reaehed with lthcr counties in this
district. this is matter that will re-
luir' zine Offici1le sav. hut they are
hoping 20 have that lime G'rive speed.
lly.
The interest that mcrcnarts Of Ard.
more have taken IN tir fair for the
past TIVE years has stimulated condition
generally, the ge1rlJIs donations of
added pl ICES has been WEI received by
people from the rural districts. who
make an extra effort each year to have
a better display and win some OF these
additional premiums.
Club Work Interesting
Interest in boys and girls club work
; progressing by leaps and bounds, and
work shown BY members demonstrates
to what degree OF efficiency they have
ilready reached
The boy and girl on the farm have
set an example that has been adopted
| 10y thea parents. with the result that
Deter crops. and better stock is being
raised for competition al the annual
county fair.
I'VE are seeing things out here re.
marked w q. W. Vernon, while visit.
ng the fair. Mr.. Vernon is = pioneer
citizen Of this section and remarked
that no better showing OF livestock
could be found anywhere than shown
at the fair this year, und concluded by
saying that ne like many others. hud
no idea what was really going on in
the stock business in Crtcr county now.
The fair upon the whole was q big
success. but that success Will not blind
officials to the fact that another. and
bigger fair Ii possible Is scheduled for
next year, and they will begin at once
preparing for that event.
Stock Parade.
Saturday afternoon u parade OF the
pick Of all the herds Of cattle shown
during the fair was given ON the faIi
grounds and before the grand stand
| Hundreds Of people watched the fancy
stock led past. and those who had no
seen any of them previously could hard
'ly rrliezc that all this fine stock wsi
owned IN Carter county.
After the parade owners began TAX
ing their animals home, and oy night
, lal but few remained.
Nor, Woods Of the Primrose farm
shipped some OF his herd TO Topeka
. Kansas whore they will be exhi6ite,
, next week
, The afternoon closed with severa
special racing events that were well a,
tended
Fridays Results.
Halt mile pacing David l.. p. Won
Ethel Kirby, second, Lena. third. on
r fourth mile runulng-stnr Boy won
Kitty. second John Ringing third
. Three eigh,hs milo-Iiule George wor
. Prince George second; Jim, third Hal
. muc-Red Elk. won. Dolly. second. c.
, clone Joe. third Miio-Pay OFT. wor
b., Cur,u second. Prince Albert, third.
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