The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21
$4,000 PERSONS PASS
THROUGH GATEDURING
FOUR DAYS OF FAIR
Success Crowns This Years Exposition Wealth
err Perfect Throughout Event and Attendance
Records Broken on Last Day-Cood Racing
Events Feature Each Days Program.

One OF the largest crowds In the
history OF the Twin Falls county fair
attended the exposition Friday. the
last day OF the successful four-day
session.
Although official attendance rec
ords and receipts have not been
made public, Il Is stated that there
were 1000 persons In attendance
Friday. All children were admitted
free that day.
The total attendance az the fair
for the four days Is conseryatiyely
estimated at $1,000. Paid admit
tances. Il II thought will total more
than 10000.
Receipts Total $1,000.
From a financial standpoint the
fair nearly eQualled Its biggest year.
during war time, when the receipts
totalled $1,000. This years fair re-
ceipts Will approximate $1,000.
Ideal weather favored the big
show throughout the week. sfimu-
lating night attendance, at which
time no admission foe WA charged.
Concessioners are all reported 10
have made success OF their enter
prises.
No accidents OF serious nature
occurred during thu week. and no
untoward Incident took place to
mar the success OF the exposition.
Livestock Exhibits Excel
From a livestock exhibit stand.
point. IL IL doubtful II Idaho has
ever seen such 4 variety, quantity
= nd - .af ~. l.
the outstanding feature OF the show.
Although good. the agricultural ex-
hibits we're not as extensive as in
former years. The poultry and
women's departments were up to
normal.
The racing program proved an
especially good attraction this year.
each days program containing from
to IL events. There were Is hnr-
ness horses on the grounds and a
large number OF good running
horses
Bull Band SCORES.
The Buhi band, by its excellent
and generous music. won the APP
prevail OF all who heard them. Al
though this band received less com
pensstion than any other band that
has played al the fair for years, Il
~ conceded that II provided all that
was 70 be desired In the way OF
musical entertainment. This band
II composed OF 20 members and is
directed by s. @. Jennings. residing
four miles north OF Filler.
The numerous entertainment fes-
lures on the grounds were well pat
and the free attractions
provided by the management were
worthwhile, cleap amusemenfs.
Many favorable comments were
heard on the efficient manner In
which the business Womep's club
OF Filler conducted the dining hall
on the grounds.
The attractive shade and mark IA
rillties on the grounds was an APP
preciated convenience for the hun
ireds who brought their picnic
lunches.
Whole County Co-opcrsf~d.
The whole county entered into the
'pirit OF the fair in a generous aud
manner. Bull store.
'losed Wednesday and residents OF
he west end we're 10 be seen in large
numbers every day OF the fair. Twin
Fails did herself proud Friday, BY
coming down en- masse.
The secretary. Mr.. Markell. has
iearly completed paying off all
wards. the full iist OF which Is be-
ng printed In The Record.
The seventh annual county fair Is
low history. and patrons agree that
he institution IL amply fulfilling its
leStiny. and has reached that stage
. success wished for by those who
conceived "a.