The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-31
OHIO FAIR MANAGERS ASSOCIATION
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS AT MEETING

hamper the continuity OF It's actlNl-
ties would result in great economic and
social loss to the state.
We recommend that each and every
fair in Ohio make complete survey
Of income and expenditures, analyzing
each premium list, make budget that
will harmonic with the expectancy of
income, and confine their expenditures
to the limitations of the budget. Many
fairs today are suffering with debt
load which might have been avoided,
had they adopted the sound economic
procedure of balancing their budget.
The county fair managements, rep
resenting a cross section of the citi-
zenship Of Ohio, have a veF# d2.in-t te
interest in the question ol the cost Of
government and an equitable adjust
ment OF the taxes necessary 70 meet
public revenues. Since the time has
arrived that a good farmer on good
land has extreme Giffieel.y Il making
erouGA to. 2al .hc ,aZc j. Il sit..e Tor
lcgig 'alis1 :ttc.lt c. a~d ae.el. More
oil tie tax burd MAJ be a,lia.7d
flom real pgopcr>y t. othcr forms of
wealth in order that there may be
more equitable sharing of this obliga-
tion in the support of government.
The present tax load is out Of pro-
portion to the resources from which
the people have to pay; and, therefore
equalization is imperative to rehabil-
itate our public school system and
sustain the institutions of higher
learning. This obligation is state
wide.
We report with great regret the loss
of the following fair managers during
the past year: L. J. Foster, of Coshoc-
ton; J. d. Stoner, Stark county; JUL
ius Waters, Preble county; John D.
Hallway, Muskingum county; Sam
Howell, Lake county; John Balm, Well
ston, jackson county, Park Biglow,
Medina county; and c. w. Click, Fair
field county. We extend to their fam
lilies our high appreciation of the pub
lie service and our deep sympathy.
We congratulate the officers of the
Ohio Fair Managers association for
their painstaking effort during the
year and for the great success of this
convention.
We extend our appreciation to the
Deshler- Wallick Hotel for the many
courtesies extended and splendid hos
pitality for this occasion.
We express our appreciation to the
Gus Sun Booking Agency who so gen
erously contributed the delightful en-
] tertainment at the banquet and to the
1 Gordon Fire Works Co. and United
Fire Works Mfg. Co. for novelty dec
orations and to p. b. Powers for
badges.
The Fairs appreciate the contribu-
ton made and the fine cooperative at
titude on the part of exhibitors, horse
men and concessionaires generally,
who have cooperated and contributed
to the success of the fairs.
We appreciate the wide interest Of
the Press and the Live Stock and
Horse Journals in promulgating the
activities and extending interest in
the fairs.
We urge the continued support Of
the Huff Fair Directory as a success
full promotional medium.
We appreciate the cooperation Of
the State Administration, particularly
the Director and Board Of Agricul-
ture and the State Fair Manager, for
their helpful attitude and the courte-
sizes extended to the Fair Managers
during the convention and in their co.
operative attitude throughout the
year.
Respectfully submitted,
Myers Y. Cooper, Chairman, John
ID. Hayes, II. +. Marsden, Max Phil
lips, Walter Calm and Grant Miller
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