The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-13
GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE EXHIBIT AT
 STATE FAIR

Albuquerque, N. NJ. Oct. 11.-Ac- by G. H. Cook, Chairman, Depart ment of Agriculture Exhibit Commit tee in charge of Government exhibits on the fair circuits of the South west, the U. s. Department of Agri- culture will have a display at the northern Arizona State Fair at Pres colt, October 1922 and also at the state fair at Phoenix, October 30 to November 4.
 Under present methods of handl- ing exhibits at state, interstate and interlational fairs, the work done by the various bureaus of the De partment of Agriculture is shown to the public through one display made up by the bureaus that are most ac- tive in the region where the fair is held. While the general display is Department wide in it's scope, the exhibits of the bureaus are kept in separate sections in order that the benefits derived from the different classes of work may not be confused. The bureaus that are doing the most extensive work in the South west are the Bureau of Public Roads, Forest Service and Biological Sur vey Each of these bureaus is con | tributing a display illustrative of its work while smaller displays from the Bureau of Markets and Bureau of | Plant Industry will also be shown. | A man who is expert in the line of work the bureau is doing will be in | charge of each of the major sections | to tell everybody all about it for the I ,1I@ hi il,it
 is one of education. Through becom-
 ing acquainted with what the diff ferent bureaus of the Department of 1 Agriculture are doing, people are | better able to take advantage of the l generous assistance the Government
 is in position to render them in the
 conduct of their farm, stock or other
 business. Good road,-dirt, surfaced and con
 crete-in all stages of construction
 as well as completed projects vii
 be shown by the Bureau of Public Roads with models representing sucf
 work. The southwest has profitet greatly through federal aid in road
 building and will continue to bt benefited more and more as roat programs are carried out. Illuminated
 photographs of familiar stretches 0
 highway across the deserts ant ' through the mountains the building of which is possible by the help O I federal appropriations make this I seGtion intensely interesting.
 \ The system by which the Pores i Service discovers the forest fire
 and how the fires are controlled ant I put out is made very plain by ;
 miniature mountain top with lookou
 tower and fire guards cabin tha
 will be shonw by the Forest Service
 The work of the Forest Product
 Laboratory in it's service to the wood \ using industries and some of tn
 many other activities of the FOrestr, bureau are brought out by models
 maps and pictures.
 II Every farmer and stockman is tre | mendouSly concerned in the worl
 the Biological Survey is doing fo the benefit of the crops and livestoc | of Arisona,. Profitable suggestion can be secured from the display o that bureau. Panels of pictures c range destroying rodents, skins c predatory animals and number c wild live animals themselves will b the features. This part of the fec eraI exhibit is especially irstructiv to children while it is in nOwiSe lacl ing in appeal to grownups.