The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-10-05
MILE Laos COUNTY WILL SEND
BIG DELEGATION TO DAIRY SHOW
One Hundred Cars From This Vicini-
ty Will be Included in
Motor Party.
WEDNESDAY IS OUR DAY
Farmers and Residents in Village are
Manifesting Much Interest
in the Show.

The National Dairy show Which IS
to be held at the state fair grounds
from October z to IA will open Satur-
day. This big exposition should be
of interest to every citizen of Mime
sofa, especially to those residing in
the rural communities. Mile Laos
county, as great dairying region,
is vitality interested in the show.
Nearly every county in the state is
organizing large delegations to at.
tend the exposition. Wednesday, Oc-
tober II, is the day chosen for the
Mile Laos county delegation. Have
you made plans to join the party?
If you have not, do so at once.
According to the present plans the
cars will start from Milaca at 1880 in
the morning and will reach Princeton
about 8:15. Princeton is in the center
of one OF the best farming commun-
tiles in Minnesota. We transact as
much business here as in any village
of our size in the whole state. Let us
get together and make a good show
ing at the National Dairy exhibit. We
can give Mile Laos county and Prince
ton some good advertising.
The Union has been publishing
articles on the National Dairy show
for the past six weeks. Everyone Of
our readers must know there will be
much to be seen and heard at that ex-
position that will be of inestimable,
value to those engaged in the dairying
industry. The show as whole will.
be great educational institution for
men and women engaged in every oc-
cupation. No one who can make ar
engagements to attend the exposition
should miss seeing it. A National
Dairy show does not come to our state
every year.
The president of the Minnesota
Federated Women's clubs is urging
the women of the state to visit the
show. There they will get many valu-
able pointers in regard to the care Of
the milk products which constitute
such an important part Of the chill
dren's diet. It is said better fed fam
lilies will result in better citizens.
Mr.. Christgau of Owatonna adj
dressed booster meeting in the Com
mercial club rooms last Friday even
ing. The meeting was called to
arouse interest in the dairy show and
to impress upon the people in this
vicinity the benefits to be derived
from attending it.
Mr.. Christgau stated that the
worlds dairy show is to be held in
this country next year, and it is just
possible that the exposition might
come to st. Paul if this national show
can be made great success.
The speaker stated that the farmers
need not be worried about overcrowd-
ing the market with dairy products.
The demand far exceeds the supply.
He also emphasized the point that
dairying is a profitable industry be-
cause it gives the farmer a steady in
come.
Mr.. Christgau advocates the estab-
lishment of the COW testing associa-
tons. If the largest returns are to
be received, the farmer must know
fairly accurately just what his cows
are producing and the cost of the pro-
duction.
In closing his address Mr.. Christ
gau referred again to the dairy show
and stated that 100000 visitors were
expected from Wisconsin and almost
as many from North Dakota. There
will be a large attendance from every
section of the United States. The peo-
pie in Minnesota should not neglect:
their opportunities just because the.
show is held almost in their own door
yards.
The tickets to the National dairy,
show are SO cents apiece and one.
ticket will admit the bearer to every
exhibit on the grounds. Tickets NAV
be secured from Archie Jones. mana
pQr Of thu Dr;noo41., n. -.