The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-27
TICKET SCHEDULE

SEASON TICKET Emitting holder to pass in and out
during days of the fair Observation-Disclosures. s15O
SEASON TlCkET-For End and 3rd days. 80. 100
GENERAL ADMISSI0N-Good only for day on
GENERAL 1 1DMlssoNcGildren under is years DO
Tickets will be issued to exhibitors on payment of the
Zee of S1.5O provided in paragraph 172 of Rules
and Regulations, good for the Three Days of the
Automobiles Soc ample space for parking will be pro-
vided for all and in charge of competent help
Children under Z, accompanied by parent or guardian
FREE throughout the Fair.
GRAND sTAND-Afternoons, General Admission rs
BASEBALL sTAND-Afternoons .........,,.. SS
SOMERSET TRACTION COMPANY will sell a round
trip ticket all three days of the fair from Madison
10 SkoWhegan and return, including admission to
park, for $1.00
EVENING ADMISSION ....,....... 251
NOTICE-AUToMOBILEs MUST ENTER AND LEAVE
The GROUNDS by Special Entrance from rear of
Park on Russell Road. After entering motor vehi-
cieS must Keep to area reserved for their
RULES AND REGULATIONS
l. All Cattle, Sheep SWINE Horses and Colts must
be upon the grounds and in their proper places Tues
day morning, the first day of the Fair at 10 o'clock
2 All stock entered for a premium must be labeled
win the name OF the owner, town from which driven
breed and age.
3. All competitors must be present with their stock
and exhibit the same to the committee or it will not be
noticed. ~
a. The committees are instructed to withhold
premiums if in their opinions the animals articles
are not deemed worthy Of them.
g. No animal will be allowed to enter in more than
one class or for more than one premiun unless SO
stated under the special class
G. Animals to be judged must be brought into the
enclosure unless excused by the superintendent of the
proper department.
T. The object of the Somerset Central Agricultural
Society is to encourage agriculture horticulture and
the household and mechanical arts in Somerset Conn
ty. This is best accomplished by awarding premiums
only upon animals articles, vegetables displays and
exhibits owned in Somerset County and usually 1t is
further required that they be the product of Somerset
County farm, factory or household No awards will he
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set County citizen at least five days and usually not
unless is strictly Somerset County production The
Trustees may at their discretion however allow awards
upon animals, articles, vegetables displays or exhibits
not grown or produced in Somerset County they are
Of exceptional merit.
s. The Society having provided sheds for the ac-
eommodation of stock, no animal entered for premium
will be allowed to leave the park before o'clock
last day of the Fair without the consent of the Trs-
tees ANY person disobeying this rule will forfeit all
premiums awarded
8. All animals entered for premiums must be
owned by the exhibitor at least five days prior to the
exhibition,
10. No animal be entered for premium as
pureDred without the presentation in writing of an
undouDed ped gree at the time of entry No premiums
are offered or Will be paid for grade males. This
rule is in compliance with the requirements of the
Maine Department OF Agriculture.
H. All articles and animals exhibited by persons
not residents of the county shall receive the attention
of the appropriate committees and If considered
worthy snail receive gratues be suitably noticed.
The State Law requires livestock exhibited at the
Eastern Maine Central Maine and Maine Central Fairs,
for livestock at any other Fairs in Maine including
Somerset County.
IL Hay and grain will be for sale on the grounds
at market rates. Plenty of straw will be furnished
free.
10. Exhibitors must furnish their own tie ropes.
a. No driving on the track will be allowed during
the exhibition except by the consent of the Trustees
on business connected with the show.
10, All entries at the Hall, free. All exhibits
should be in place by 10 a. IN. of the first day.
10 No articles shall be removed from the Hall
without the consent of the Superintendent until the
close OF the Fair, but all must be removed by O'Clock
the last day. All articles exhibited will be carefully
cared for and faithful wachmen will be on duty each
night.
IT, Any person. not member of the Society, wish
ing to enter stock will be required to pay the sum OF
$3.50, which entities him to free admission during the
Fair.
49, Any person entering borrowed animals, ar
tices, vegetables other products, or making fradu
lent representations reference to his animals vegeta
bles other products, will forfeit all premiums that
may be awarded him.
10 All horticultural and agricultural products
must be the growth u season u I9L1.
30 No premiums viii be paid unless the aboys
regulations are complied with
Il. Should the receipts ct The Society be made