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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1929
Page
5
Rules direct Division Superintendent to manage stalls pens and exhibit access. Entries must be in by 10 a m Wednesday September 18 with early mail urged. Horses cattle and other stock shown in arena with stock parade on two days. Pedigrees required for registered stock. judges final on authenticity. Entries by letter allowed for distant exhibitors with stock details.
Division M Educational limits competition to Montana public school pupils and teachers. Elementary entries use class school, while class 6 entries go to individuals with premiums to exhibitors. Items must be marked with town, grade, and school or individual, cannot win more than one premium unless part of a collective exhibit. exhibitors must arrange their own displays.
Lambert Ellil, Superintendent, invites merchants to display wares on the grounds and buildings with attractive presentation. Catalog merchants may send free illustrated catalogs. Home merchants gain a chance to show goods without paid ad writers. A livestock parade is planned for the afternoon of the third day.
The secretary directs exhibitor placement and space limits. Exhibitors must prepay shipment and bear transport risk. The fair May remove exhibits or people, judges have time to award premiums, and space for machinery exhibits must be declared early. The fair opens September 18 and runs to Friday at 6 pm with gates at 9 am then 8:30 am.
The document sets rules for fair judging including appointment by the President, reporting times, use of judge books, eligibility limits, and merit criteria. It covers quorum, use of experts, interference prohibition, class eligibility, ribbon coding, and procedures for single exhibits and protests.
A local notice touts the examiner want ads as a cost efficient way to reach subscribers and boost business profits. The piece emphasizes high ROI from modest advertising outlays and quick return prospects for small firms.
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners warns county fair leaders to require taxi operators to hold state certificates before issuing local licenses. City outfits roaming between fairs have undercut licensed locals. asks clerks to demand certification to curb roving services.
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