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TUESDAY, September 11th

PREMIER RACES STAGED

FAIR OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

MANUFACTURERS' AND MERCHANTS' EXHIBITS

GIGANTIC AUTOMOBILE SHOW

HOME COOKING SERVED BY CHURCHES

Horses K Entered pi (1) 2:30 County Trot $ 150.00 7 (2) 2:24 Pace Early Closing Purse .$1000.00 12... (3) 2:30 County Pace $150.00 :V WEDFESDAY, September I2th r: (4) 2:12 Trot Early Closing Purse $2000.00 10 H (5) 2:09 Pace $ 500.00 6 A (6) 2:20 Trot $ 500.00 14 k THURSDAY, September 13th C (7) 2:17 Pace $ 500.00 13 (8) 2:16 Trot Early Closing Purse $2000.00 26 $ (9) 2:27 Pace $ 500.00 11 FR5DAY, September 14th h (10) 2:27 Trot $ 500.00 13 tOj (11) 2:12 Pace Early Closing Purse $2000.00 19 ;V (12) 2:17 Trot $ 500.00 12 (j SATURDAY, September, ISth 3 (13) 2:24 Trot Early Closing Purse $2000.00 12 1 (14) Special Pace $ 500.00 (15) Consolation Trot or Pace $ 400.00

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FARM IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY

BANNER DISPLAY OF FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE

BAND CONCERTS AFTERNOON AND EVENING

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The most important element now being considered to make the BIG INTER-STATE FAIR a success is the weather, and with every indication pointing to a clear week the annual show will open next Tuesday under most promising conditions. With hut a few small details, that always come at the last moment, arrangements are complete, and the grounds will be open to receive visitors when the gates open on the first day. Nothing has been left undone that will add to the completeness of the fair and the convenience of its patrons. Exhibits have been arranged in an accessable way. Attractions are located to be easily and quickly reached. Refreshment stands and eating tents are near the center of the grounds. But few steps are necessary from the grandstand to bring one to other points of interest. Free acts will be taken to the visitors and will be shown so frequently that all will have a chance to see. Live stock will be "at home" and on promenade. Information booths will be numerous. Parking places for automobiles will provide safety. Attendants will be everywhere and no one need feel bewildered or unoccupied once inside the grounds.

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