The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-06
YES, SOMETHING FOR
ALL AT STATE FAIR
Hoosierdom in Notwithstanding From Grave Vaults
to Daily Newspaper for Entertainment and Instruction.

ton. Miss Grace Baker, registered
nurse, offers aid to the suffering
other doctors on duty are John A.
White, c. r. Bonner. Chapman
Norman and Paul feathers.
Large crowds were attracted to
the Clark grave vault display at the
right of the auto building entrance
Sunday. Mice to know about" said
a demonstration of the miniature
vault.
If you don't intend buying a new
car this year stay away from the
automobile show building, where
scores of snappy models are shown.
You'll be sure to find your choice.
Around the four sides are auto ac-
cessory exhibits and other novelties.
An interesting booth on the north
side Is a "candy-hutcher" shop.
Candy in the form of weiners, bacon
slices, and hams are the latest in
sweet styles"
go west" is the feeling you have
after seeing the Los Angeles Cali
botoh. where all types Of California
grown fruits are shown.
One Of the busiest spots on the
Playground is the publicity office in
Administration building. Every min
ute Of the day Levi Moore, publicity
director, and James r. Moore, as.
sistant, and Dan V. Goodman, city
publicity head, are occupied compil-
ing the result of contests and prize
winners. Miss Hilda Wilburn and
Miss Moleta Paschall of Rochester
type the news bulletins for distribu.
ton over Indiana.
Work of the Indiana Farm Blu
reau Federation is depicted at a
huge tent south of the race track
between the Administration build
ing and the grand stand.
Henry A. Roberts, State sales
agent, has a wide display of State
prison built products at the fair.
More than seventy-five commodities,
ranging from binder Irvine to flower
baskets, are exhibited. Much OF
the output is used by the State,
and aids in tax reduction.
Indiana Sailors and Soldiers Or
phans Home, Knightstown, Ind,
has a band at the tent which will
fill your ears with melody.
One of the most extensive exhi.
billions at the fair is the Indiana
University display. The feature
exhibit is a huge Hoosier water
melon, depicting the advantages of
Indiana. Cut yourself a slice
from the deep, rich heart of In
diana" is the greeting.
TIN joint display of Indiana De-
velopment Council, State Chamber
Of Commerce and Indiana University
department Of business research was
arranged by Frank r. Elliott. In
diana University publicity director.
The "Hoosier Melon had 7.19S
miles of steam lines, 1916 electric
lines and $4,000 miles Of highways,
AZ ,944 miles of which are improved
Indiana is a great State, rich in
agriculture, natural resources, manu-
featuring, transportation facilities.
and educational institutions, as
shown by these figures which are
part Of the Melon: v
Large tomato and corn crops;
$500, 100000 savings annually; third
in steel production; seventh in clay
production; 100000 autos; first in
glass, bottle and jar manufacturing;
$1,65O,000 individual incomes: s45.-
900, 900 coal mines; first in limestone
productions; fourth in furniture
manufacturing; second in cement;
1855, 900 900 in live stock raised an
nually, andS $500, OO0.O 900 farm
products.