The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-03-17
Plans for 1927 Fair
Are Well Under Way
Continued from Page One

duiSuuiiiS oCCIiOu iOOO, GenSrat
Statutes, 1928, referring to stale
aid to agricultural societies. The
purpose of this bill is to curtail
immoral obscene or indecent shows
and gambling at county fairs. ANY
citizen could question a statement
made by the secretary inAfilling his
affidavit with the state depart
ment, and endanger state aid for
premiums. All county fairs are
making an honest effort to clean
up shows and concessions and if
this bill should become a law it
would jeopardize the state aid for
the fair and make potential GRIM
mails out of all county fair secre-
taries, and practically every sec
rotary of the Minnesota county
fairs would be compelled to re-
sign to keep out of Jail.
After studying H. F.. 766
closely the directors of the Stearns
County Fair formulated and sent
the following resolution to-, State
Senator /. G. Lemm and Repre-
sentative Zeno Moser:
Resolved, that the directors
of the Stearns County Fair
are opposed to the enact
ment of III. F. 466 for rea-
sons already stated, and urge
you to use every honorable
means to defeat said bill if it
should come up for final
passage in the 1927 session.
President j. b. Schoenhoff has
appointed the following directors
and department heads for the 1927
fair: ..~
Directors
H. w. Bishop, Sank Centre.
Oscar Klonne, Sank Centre.
S. G. Schwarzbauer, Sank Cen
tire.
Harry F. Schmidt, Sank Centre.
#. j. Bergman, Sank Centre.
M. F. Hennemann, Sank Centre.
c. E. Harrison, Sank Centre.
Frank Pesheck, Sank Centre
Homer Hamilton, Sank Centre.
w. A. Boerger, lSt. Cloud. IT,
VIM. Ernst, st. Cloud.
H. G. Jung, St. Cloud.
Paul Ahles, st. Cloud.
j. C.. Creever, St. Joe.
Very Rev. Alfred Meyer, Prior
ST. Johns University.
Nick Thilman, Avon.
Ray Borgerding, Albany.
Frank IRELAND, Freeport.
H. P. Bruching, Freeport.
c. w. Carlson, Melrose.
Ign. Lemm, Melrose.
Henry G. Metre, Metre Grove.
Ted Wurst, Greenwald.
Matt Laubach, Spring Hill.
Ben Schweeters, Hoiding;crd.
Charles Bohlig, New Munich.
Ben Schweeters, Holdingford.
Valentine Haen, St. Martin.
Dewey Zettle, Richmond.
Anton Neirenhausen, Richmond.
Mike Neis, Richmond.
Ferdinand Peters, Cold Spring.
Gilbert Winter, Lake Henry.
Jacob Brick, Paynesville.
Matt Bauer, Elrosa.
Chris Borgerding, Belgrade.
John BONNER, Brooten.
Dominick Steil, Eden Valley.
Mike Loesh, Kimball.
J. j. Kunkel, Kimball.
John Neubauer, Regal.
Chas. "A. Boerger, st. Anthony,
RID No. 4, Albany.
Superintendent
Races-Oficial Starter, W.. M.
car Klonne.
Parker; Judges, Alex Benson, Os-
Supt. of Speed-Jos. Weisner.
Agriculture-George A. Rein.
Cattle-Charles R. Bruce.
Horses. J. Weisner.
Hogs and Sheep-H. w. Botz.
Poultry-Harry F. Schmidt and
Mrs. Robert Plant.
Education-H. A. Falk and w.
A. Boerger. -
Amusement Gunther Hillerud,
Chas. E. Harrison and B. II. Otte.
Concessions-G. Hillerud, Sec
retary..
Horticulture-John Kernighan.
Flowers-Mrs. Oscar Klonne.
Women's Dept.-Mrs. w. II.
Barnett.
Dairy Products-Charles Bohlig.
Grounds and Buildings-C. E.
Bohall and George Rice.
Publicity-H. F. Hennemann,
chairman; C.. T.. Bohall, J. .B.
Schoenhoff.
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