The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-09-01
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forward to that will make some of
the young folks sit up and take no
tice. Jack Sheaf wanted to enter
this contest but the committee de-
cided he is too young, though Jack
is ready to make oath that he voted |
| for Abe Lincoln. The dancing is to |
| take place on an immense outdoor |
platform which will accommodate |
several hundred couples at one time.
In addition to the above there will |
be all the old-time amusements that
one never gets tired of indulging in
at a Labor Day celebration. Games
and contests of all kinds, for young
and old, are being arranged for and
for which handsome prizes are pro-
vided. Plenty of eats and "soft"
drinks. And of course there will be
the old-time country store, and the
whole winding up with magnificent
fireworks display.
The Country Store
Of course one always hears this
year is to be bigger than ever before
and all that. But when we say that
regarding the country store of this
year we are only stating facts. There
never was more live or hustling
committee in charge of This feature
than the one for this year The way
this committees members have been
chasing around and "boning" people
is caution. But every one takes
their approach good-naturedly and
gives them something, until now they
have one of the big rooms at the la
Dor temple looking like an apartment
in mail-order house. They have
simply piled up everything imagin-
able, and they will have the finest,
best stocked country store of any of
the kind ever put on at the fair
grounds before This will be a place
where you get your moneys worth
every pop.
No Speechmaking
There is to be no speechmaking of
any kind on the grounds Monday.
The committee feels that the people
don't care to go out on this day of
rejoicing to listen to lot of wind
jamming. They say all this is good
for is to let some politician or self
praiser open up his exhaust valve
and give vent to his personal feelings
and wear his listeners out. No, sir!
This is to be day for the people to
go go out and enjoy themselves and
have a general hurrah time. The
workers get all the information they
want on their cause through reading
their labor paper, their journals
magazines, periodical, etc. They want
a good time and that is what they are
going to get at the fairgrounds Mon.
day
The Fireworks
Too much can't be said of the fire.
works display which will wind up the
big celebration The display this
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appears in another column of this
issue, will be furnished by the TipI
Fireworks Company, of Tippecanot
City, Ohio AS will be seen by
perusal of the program something
great can be looked for along thi
line. Especially is this true of tn
aerial work The company is nev
one for this community, having neve
shown in this city before, and the
promise a delightful surprise fo
those attending Monday night. Al
their stuff is new and as they ar
anxious to gain a footing in this vi
cinity for future business, something
big can be looked for
Automobile Given Away
We stated before that the fire
works display would wind up tn
days festivities. But there
another-a big feature for some in
dividual. Some one person is goin
Z to be made REAL happy And tha
person is the one to whom a hand
some automobile is awarded. o
course it is not known at this tim
7 who he or she may be but neverthe
, less somebody is going to be able t
ride in the automobile which the com
mittee is going to give to the perso
holding the lucky number. That ma
be you. The automobile will be give
- away Immediately after the firing Q
=. the fireworks display.
ou With good weather the success Q
it the thirtieth annual Labor Day cele
st. bration is assured. The advance sal
ST. of tickets has been the greatest, ae
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