Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
CROSBY COUNTY WINS FIRST
PRIZE AT SOUTH PLAINS FAIR
AT LUBBOCK; CROWDS LARGE

dan. which O. marked with nine squares
Of that many kinds ~ field seeds. indi.
eating me town blocks ~ that last
growing htih clty.
The ladies' ~ the slide Community
are here dozen strong three 1T Them.
Mcsdam.s " D. Copeland. v g Har
risl and J & stanford. are greatly rr.
sponsihle foi the arrangements 20 the
hoplh having been assisted bv Ne.srs
7 J naNis " q. ropehnd aud " a..
iiarrish Special In th. usi ~ exhibits
showing bon thiN huOih arr two yellow
Jam pumpkins which arc perfect ia
sire and shan. ana hlt. thus far at-
traci-d great deal 90 attention
The Little Hub ~ new one an
those who viii visit The fair. and from
all accounis those in ,harge 81 the A..
Iuff booth hav, started something worth
while for that community In that the
success ln development ~ the Huh oiiy
Of the Plains mas be- again demonstrat.
81 IN the development ~ The Hub
community ~ This district Along the
L five siaAss cf The wheel which are an
equal distances apart h. writing To
d
and ldAlou respectively making tho
little huh the very center 90 attraction
I In this district
Misses l.liiau Richards and Katie
Bel Cump Ms } G Bolcs and NJ
and Mir ! n Robes have arranged the
Shall0Wat'f exhibits nicely fhe booth BE-.
inr among the tops noicherr ~ Htif5ic.
I iiscnrgs The community work iu that
vicinity has been eagerly and ruihu.
siasiially gotten into hv the many
awake aud prC gr"ssite citizens. and the
exhibit at tho fair ~ only one 81 tn
many thlngs that has been accomplished
there.
The people 81 the Carlisle commu.
nifty left " with IN. farmers a. supply
material fcr q s.En. fetcriia heads De-.
INK shaped to make the word CAR.
Isle show un and red and white
with the white heads nt the top of the
pickeis made ~ the rcd and white klffr
"fenc'' and the I'D ones 40 the bottom
mak"s the booth show ~ nicely. and
the painstaklne that was necessary In
lrrnsiruciinE the fence Is evident
idalou. the Oasis ~ the Plains" X
Iw,ll represented among tho booths with
q well arranged exhibit. pat up under
the direction u Judge e ". Bcene ~
Iiorcnko
As usual the people - the posev
communiiy are awake tothe possibility
- advertising that vicinity and Ia that
end have prrrared on. ~ the most
Il FffffF.lsaf.. Ia. A.. !
hooih. credit for which Is largely due
to Mr. and Mrs {. z Fine. Mt and Mr.
W. \. Bennett, and = l.. Benton.
The strides that have b.-rn made In
developing live stock breeds on the
Plains u well shown al the fair today
az the hogs. sheep goats. cattle. horses
land mules are extmples II what and has
been dome In perfeciing breeds an the
Plains
4 The interest tina, has been shown IN
+ thoroughbred -iosk for the uast few
years is great and the livestock own.
crs realize that their efforts arr vel
rciald IN The fine herds that have been
dcyelopcd and their pride IN their live
hicck l. shown In their being placed
ON exhibit az the fair
/. The Animal Hustandfy class II the
Lul'hcck High School of tn. 1921 tcrm
INSTRUCTED by Ray g. Mowery A. a
n, Graduate. received much publicity
for the things done by tn bows In stock
.udging. but that publicity and the worI;
lihey have done Is dw.ndled In compar
ion with what some II the boys have
ldone this year In putting their work
Into practice. Raymond BOYD j. exhib
ting At the fair today nine pure bred
Poland China hogs. which are champ
ions In their class and which are re
oeiving much attention from those In
Iati.ndance.
Newman Boyles. son of a prominent
Hereford breeder. and also a member
~ the Animal Husbandry class last
Iyear. II showing five Hereford register
Ell heifers that he fed. and fitted for
this occasion. His father IL also show
ing sofne Of his Herefords. Many 9th