, 1925-09-10
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OPEN AT DOUGLAS
FIRST OF WEEK

AS the date for the Wyoming State
Fair approaches it is possible to out
line what is in prospect for the 1925
exhibition. The outlook is
ing for a splendid show this year,
with a great array of exhibits and an
entertainment program that will ap-
peal.
Every foot Of space in Agricul-
tural hall has been taken, it being
necessary to cut down the space re-
qu1rements of the counties. With
bumper crops prevalent over the state
there will be a wonderful showing of
the agricultural products of the State
of Wyoming.
The entry receipts already show
that there will be a fine showing of
livestock. Some of the best Here
ford and Shorthorn herds of the west
Will be represented with the pick of
the herds. 1t Is expected hat the in
terest aroused in the feeding of stock
in Wyoming will result in a good
showing of feeder stuff. The Here
ford bull offered by Governor Carey
and the Shorthorn bull to be given
by c. j.. Haul of Glendo, with the
cash prizes offered by the Fair, will
be an incentive to the showing of
a big bunch of feeder stuff.
There Is sure to be a fine exhibit
In the swine department, both the
Poland Chinas and the Durocs. The
national associations of these breeds
are cooperating with the State Fair
and nominations in both classes have
been filled.
The lower floor of agricultural
hall has its SDacp a1lOttad
The United States Government, CO.
operating with the state fair, will
have an exhibit especially appropriate
to this western country. The extern
sion department of the state univers-
ity, the vocational agriculture and
the Boys and Girls clubs will take
the rest of the space in this building.
Fine Industrial Exhibit
The Industrial Building has been
remodeled this year and has been
made into a more attractive place
for the housing Of this department.
There will be a greater showing this
year than eve before OF the indus
tries of the state. Among the larger
exhibitors will be the Midwest Re-
fining company, the Texas Oil Com
pany, the Ohio Oil Company, the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company,
The Great Western Sugar Company
and the Holly Sugar Company. There
will be numerous other attractive
displays and this building will prove
n Of the most interesting on the
grounds.
The decorations of the Arts and
Crafts Building have been completed
and the result has been a transfer
nation Of the interior. The beauti-
full effect achieved will doubtless be
appreciated by the visitors. The
south end of this building has been
arranged for a rest room and a meet
ing place for the old timers.
For the Young People
The members of the Boys and
Girls Club will be quartered on the
grounds, the girls to occupy a dorm
itory n the boys to live in army
tents. The club teams will be in
competition in judging and demon
strating during the fair. Special
prizes in addition to those given by
the fair, will give zest to the COM
petition of the young folks. The Boy
Scouts will also be camped on the
grounds and will compete for n cup
offered by the fair and cash prizes
given by public spirited citizens of
Douglas and Casper.
DR.. G. NJ. Anderson, State Health
OFFICER, in cooperation with the State
Fair will conduct a Child and Infant
Welfare Conference during the fair
period. He has secured the services
OF DR.. Ramsey OF Denver, a chill
dren's specialist, who is on the staff
Ct the Colorado State Hospital and
the Colorado University Medical
School, to conduct the examination
OF babies and children on September
II, IS and 10. On other days, Doug
las physicians will assist DR.. Ander-
son.
Entertainment Program
The entertainment program this
year will be of unusual interest. The
rodeo events will be in charge of
Lem Carmin m there will be thir-
teen events. Some Of the best riders
OF the country have signiied their
intention OF being here and there
will be a bunch OF horses hat will
tax the ability OF the riders to stay
on.
A feature OF the program will be
the Fourth United States Cavalry.
which with 800 men under the COM
mand of Colonel Osmun Latrobe,
will participate In the daily events.
The Fourth will march from Fort ID.
A. Russell and arrive here September