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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Democrat

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1922

Page

6

Wonderful Growth for Missouri State Fair in Twenty One Years

The Missouri State Fair at Sedalia has grown from a 1901 start with 25 346 attendees to a 310 000 attendance last year. It has boosted Missouri agriculture and industry with premiums and facilities, including new barns and buildings, a White City camp area, and notable exhibits like speed trials and aviation displays.

Missouri Sedalia Fortieth General Assembly Jefferson City Kansas St. Louis St. Charles Columbia Marshall Norman J. Colman Joseph W. Folk United States 45Th General Assembly White City Dan Patch Wright Brothers State Fair School State Fair Board Food Administration

Saddle Horses Arrive for Fair Exhibits

Saddle horses from the Parkview Riding Academy of Kansas City and 16 head from S. Y. Saunders of Warrensburg arrived at the fair grounds. The horse show promises to be among the best ever, with Saunders a repeat exhibitor. Freight movements face no issues despite a strike as machinery cars and a New York cattle herd reach the fairgrounds. daily express arrivals grow.

Parkview Riding Academy Kansas City S. Y. Saunders Warrensburg Saunders New York Fair Grounds Express

Missouri State Fair Opens With Record Premiums and Shows

The 22nd annual Missouri State Fair in Sedalia will run in August 1926 featuring more than $55,000 in premiums the highest since the centennial Exposition. Highlights include auto racing, aerial exhibition flights by Leslie W Maudlin Aircraft Co. and free acts from the Three Casters and Robinson's elephants. White City tents, rest areas, free nursery for children, and special rail fare help accommodate visitors. Judge Walker and another Democrat campaign promises are noted amid fair coverage.

Missouri Don T. Kennedy Robinson Flying Fisher Troupe White City W. D. Smith Sedalia

Scott Concedes Defeat in Primary

Joplin Missouri July 12 Judge Haywood Scott concedes the nomination of Judges White and Walker for the state supreme court Division No 2 He says From the returns now in it is apparent to me that Judge White and Walker have been chosen and I will support them in the campaign

Joplin Haywood Scott White Walker State Supreme Court

Road building costs drop as Missouri prices fall since 1920

Missouri road construction material prices show a broad decline since 1920 with 62 percent of 24 studied materials lower today. Earth excavation and borrowing costs lead the drop, while some items such as Class C steel bridgework rise, and several pavements and pipes remain near 1920 levels.

Jefferson City Missouri State Highway Commission Bureau of Constructions Highway Department Bureau of Construction

University of Missouri display at state fair highlights crops and profits

The Missouri University exhibit nearing completion at Columbia will ship to Sedalia for the State Fair. It centers on practical farming methods to raise profits, featuring crop production, soils, entomology, and botany with emphasis on wheat practices, soil testing, new colorimetric lime test, and nitrogen fixing bacteria demonstrations.

State Board of Agriculture Sedalia University of Missouri Columbia University W. C. Etheridge Missouri College of Agriculture Committee On University Missouri Experiment Station and Extension Service Soil Survey England U. S. Bureau of Soils Missouri Colleges of Agriculture State Agricultural Colleges United States Extension Service Boothill Department of Horticulture Poultry Department College of Agriculture

Sacred Sunday Feature At Fair With Reign Scoville

Sacred Sunday at the fair on August 20 features Reverend A W Kokendorfer and Mrs E F Yancey in charge with an evening program in the grand stand. Evangelist Chas Reign Scoville delivers the sermon, aided by a large choir and Peeppings Concert Band of St Louis. Gates open free at five pm.

A. W. Kokendorfer E. F. Yancey Chas. Reign Scoville Peeppings Concert Band St. Louis

Race Program Promises Top Turmoil at State Fair

Sedalia hosts a premier race program with ten running races and twelve harness events on a renowned mile track. The fair grounds offer ten thousand dollars in purses drawing many of the nation's best horses, promising one of the strongest racing cards ever at the State Fair track.

Sedalia

Soil samples tested at Missouri State Fair exhibit

Farmers at the Missouri State Fair from August 10 to 26 can have soil samples from their own farms tested by an instantaneous method. The University of Missouri exhibit offers this free service to help farmers improve soil management.

University of Missouri

Soil testing at college booth for soil acidity correction

Representatives from the Soils Department at the College of Agriculture will test soil samples at the University Building booth and report the lime stone needed to correct acidity. The service aids farmers visiting alfalfa and clover exhibits and other planned displays.

Soils Department College of Agriculture

Miss Lacey Named Head of Commercial Dept at Liberty High

Miss Mary Lacey a recent graduate of State Teachers College Warrensburg Mo has accepted the position as head of the commercial department at Liberty High School Liberty Mo for the coming term of school.

Lacey Liberty High Mary Lacey State Teachers’ College Warrensburg Liberty High School Liberty

The Texas Wonder Advertisement for Kidney Bladder Relief

A vintage ad promoting The Texas Wonder for kidneys and bladder issues, rheumatism, and gravel. It claims cures with a small bottle, priced at $1.25, invites sworn testimonials, and lists Dr. W. Hall of St. Louis as the proprietor with druggists selling the remedy.

Texas Wonder W. Hall Olive St St. Louis

Cow Race Promises High Interest at State Fair

Farmers anticipate a cow race as a centerpiece of the fair production contest. Careful records will be kept with the winning cow owner receiving a prize, plus additional cash awards and dairy equipment.

Dicky Silesilo

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