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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1924

Page

6

Remarkable Display At County Fair Highlights Oct Peach

A county fair features many crops and this year a full ripe peach stands out. Several peaches were picked yesterday from a Wilson county orchard grown from seed. Visitors are invited to Floral Hall to see the October peach and enjoy the county fair’s best amusements.

Wilson County Floral Hall

Opening Day At Wilson Fair Showcases Local Exhibits

The Wilson fair opens with Black Ice Cream from Chapin-Sacks and a tobacco display from Toisnot township. New Hope features pumpkin displays and farm-fresh foods under leadership of Miss Iva Taylor. Various churches present home-grown product exhibits with fine woodwork and crochet items. Live stock hogs sheep and poultry attract visitors as Hackney Wagon Works and Dillon Supply Co display wagons and farm machinery. Food options abound with multiple eateries and church gatherings serving meals. Wilson County Exhibit touted as best on record by demonstrator T. B. Ferguson.

Toisnot - Township Vi Margaret Haywood New York City Daniel Sharp J. L. Sixon T. P. Dixon New Hope Hallowe’en Iva Taygilor Wiley Dew E Methodist Church R. L.barnes Williams Bessie Williams Rock Ridge Lopie Alton Barnes J. M. Murray Hackney Wagon Works Dillon Supply Co E. R. Walker

Bearded Lady At Johnny Jones Exposition

The Bearded Lady draws attention at the fair claiming a fondness for her beard while noting she shaved it off to impress her husband. Born in Ireland around age forty, she rejects bobbing hair as a man’s foolish talk and describes marriage as twice, with the event featuring many unusual attractions at the exposition.

Ireland Fiir

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Rtey Big BEK Vage Wilson Fair Chapin-Sacks Milliret Whitney Kinney Amerson W. W. Simee Blythe Motor Co F. G. Low Free Will Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid Society First Christian Church T. B. Ferguson the Bearded Lady H. W. Clark Spring St Commla Wilson Chenille Gilmer Mheyer Angus W. McLean Democratic N. C
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