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Show The Her Volume 22. Number 214. Second Section SEPTEM 1!KR MONDAY, UTAH, LOGAN, aid-Journ- al 1931. 14, COUNTY FAIR GROWN FROM SMALL IDEA VERSA TILE First Show In 1911 Was Small Exhibition Tuesday, the gates will swing open on the nineteenth annual Cache County fair. Since its in- auguration in 1911, the affair has grown steadily until today it is the outstanding single event in the annual program of Cache valley. This year, tne exhibits of livestock, agricultural products, fur bearing animals, poultry, commercial and domestic departments of the show are bigger and better than ever, officials declare. A rodeo attraction has been added. These l'ej;ures are to come this year, rain or shine on the scheduled days, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. BlILT I P FROM START IN IDEA Since 1911, the Cache county fair association has built up from an idea, property holdings that represent a capital outlay aggregating about $30,000, Secretary M. R. Hovey .declares. George Dunbar has been president of the Cache County Fair association for several years. Early in 1911, the Commercial Boosters cluo of Logan, which has since become the chamber of commerce, under the presidency of the late H. E. Hatch, started the ball rolling for a Cache county fair to be held the following September. The city park, an area of over 40 acres in the southwest part of the city, w'hich had already been provided with a race track Driving by the Cache Valley association, was taken over. George Dunbar, then a Logan merchant, was engaged to canvass Cache county and Logan e city, and sell stock in a propos-CachCounty Fair associaTwo hundred residents tion. subscribed $30 each. This money was used to construct and equip a fair building and a few sheds. NO PREMIUMS FIRST YEAR FOR ' The first fair held differed from subsequent shows in that no premiums were offered. In the following year, however, the Commercial club took the initiaCache tive in organizing the Later County Fair association. when premiums were offered for best exhibits the fair association contributed toward covering the expense. C. M. Harris was named as first president of the association. Each community in the county was represented with one or officers as directors of the FOR a tax levy for the support of county fairs and other suitable exhibits. Cache county has been enabled with this support, and the interest of fair officials and other residents of the valley to make its county fair bigger and better year after year. The show this season, as in the last few years, will be virtually complete as to exhibits and entertainment features. I Le-R- oy Plant The Benson SMITHFIELD stake Reif society board is sponsoring an institute which will be held Sept. 17 at the Smithfield Second ward recreation hall at 1:30 p. m. All Relief society stake and local class leaders will be expected to be present. At 1:30 p. m. under the direction of Prof. E. A. Jacobson of the U. S. A. C. a class will be conducted on "How To Teach. Light refreshments will be served at 2:30 and immediately after a short recess. another session will be held until 4 p. m. on "How to Teach our Social service Lessons. Mrs. E. B. Lundquist will render twro vocal solos during the afternoon. School Seminary Has Big Increase The North RICHMOND Cache seminary is fully confident of making history again this year with 130 church history students, eligible for graduation to date, as against lo3 for last year. Mr. Hicken says that there are 20 more who registered last year, who have not yet their names on the roll. There is a total of 470 students this year with prospects of yet more, as against 460 for last year. Old Testament has the large enrollment of 190 and New Testament is next with 150. Registration began Monday, August 31. with Mr. CorbeU. the new teacher who takes place, taking the registration fees, with Mr- Hicken. BERLIN It is reported that the Junkers airplane factory has branched out to include a division in ChinaCapital of the Chinese company is said rd week-end-M- ct - - - - ti"I4 THE STORE FOR MEN i' As long as the regime rests In the hands of the wealth, war will be an inevitable a Henri Barbusse. quence. pi tt I'i Inc. . . i a ut Beautiful Brand New Shipment - The Ladies Literary club of Hyrum began the year's activity Friday afternoon with a meeting held at the home of Mrs. M. W. Smith with Mrs. Smith as hostess. A program was given consisting of a book review to Sally, Introduction by Elizabeth, given by Mrs. A. J. Clawson and several piano selections by Mrs. Wadsworth. Mrs. Cantril Nielsen was elected recording secretary, succeeding Mrs. Herman Pederson who has moved away from Hyrum. Refreshments were served to 12 members and one special guest. Miss Rachel Liljenquist, the and Mrs. daughter of Mr. George Liljenquist of Rexburg, Idaho, has been visiting with relatives during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Maughan of Clifton, Idaho, were visitors in Hyrum during the week. Miss Izola Jensen was a Hyrum visitor Friday. A successful ward round-u- p was carried out by the Second ward on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. On the opening night were featured a bazaar and banquet. The Relief Society, headed by Mrs. Martha s The JUNKERS EXPANDS to be $3,000,000, of which one-thiwas furnished by the Junkers w'orks. Dessau and the remainder by the Chinese Naj'more organization. tional government. One of the greatest aids to the successful promotion of county I believe that war films are fairs in this state came a few years ago when the Utah legis- an excellent propaganda against lature empowered the commis- war, providing they are true. sioners of each county to make Andre Maurois. TBne R. S. INSTITUTE Horticulturist Patent Hyrum New s FI Ray Dansley of Ovid, Idaho, is coming to the Cache county fair with some fine pure-bre- d sheep. Many of the exhibitors at the are Boxelder county fair coming. Among these are Lloyd Lish with a beautiful Belgian stallion, and the Hansen Bros., with their beautiful Percheron stallion which they imported from France a few years ago. It appears that every space COUNTY HOLDS for livestock will be filled. A ALL PROPERTY number of new breeds of foxes The fair association has deeded the property holdings over to and minks are being exhibited. and mirk Cache county. Changes and im- The thirty special fox will built last year all be provements in exhibit buildings, pens stock sheds, and the race course taken. There is a big demand for have been made each year. Last poultry coops, and at this fair, July additional bleachers were there should be the largest exacquired from Adams Field, for- hibit of we have ever merly the scene of the Utah had for apoultry number of years. State Agricultural college athAt least six ton litters from letic contests. This has maerial-l- y Farmers of Cache increased the seating capacity the Future county will be on exhibition. V. along the track for running R. Fisher of Oxford, Idaho will race, rodeo and Pthc events. a large swrine exhibit. A The present roster of officials have number of other swine exhibits of the Cache County Fair assocare coming in and much interiation includes: George Dunbar, est is being stimulated because John T. the prizes Logan, president; for swine this year Quayle, Logan, first livestock prizes. P. M. Maughan, Wellsville, are above other VIRGIE WORKS FOR EDUCAC. Z. second TION, TOO Gets Harris, Richmond, third M. R. Hovey, Logan, Miss Virgie Sorensen of Brigsecretary and treasurer; Moses On New ham Young university, Provo, M. C. and Harris Thatcher, Utah, not only works for an S. FT, of Logan, execuInd. (UP) What education as a waitress at the Oscar F. Rice, is RICHMOND, tive to be the first pat- summer school, but is a dead William entbelieved G. Smith, George ever granted protecting a shot either with H. O. G. Bowen, Wennergren, to or pistol. Shes at the Alpine color has been awarded 7000 Hayball, LeRoy S. Hill, all of Robert W. Randall, a Richmond school of the university, D. D. and Melvin Kent Logan; Mount will be- feet in the clouds of The attorney. patent D. Buttars, Lewiston; George Timponogos. come effective Oct. 13. Reeder, Jyde Park; William L. The rights were obtained unM. C. Nelson, Winn, Smithfield; the recently passed Purcell for Frank Spanbauer, Media, N. North Logan; D. R. Clarke, der governing plants. It enables Y., a former Richmond resident. ; Newton Thomas Buttars, Clark-sto- n; law florists to profit by new trains It was for a flower with crimLouis Frank and James E. of in applants and flowers which son petals, semi-doub- le HanO. Hansen, Providence; P. produce. they pearance, with a heart-shape- d sen, Paradise; Nephi Nelson, Randall obtained the patent outer appearance. Richmond; and W. I. Sorensen, Mendon, directors. County Commissioners L. H. Allen, W. W. Hall and Thomas Muir, have also given much of their time to development of the county fair. the home of her mother, Mrs. Arthur Jensen. Ten guests were present. Games were played and refreshments were served. Johnson, primary president, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Facer of the supervised banquet at Brihgam were visitingr. in Hywhich more than two hundred rum during the and Mrs. Melvin Hillyard guests were present. A one-aplay and an auction sale were of Smithfield wrere Hyrum visiheld Thursday evening and a tors Friday. drama on Friday afternoon and Donald Jensen, son of Mr. evening climaxed the entertain- and Mrs. Leroy Jensen, LaVerne ment. B. M. Thompson wrns Petersen, daughter of Mr. and Petersen and general chairman of the affair- Mrs. Raymond Mutual openings have been Woodrow Baxter, son of Mr. set for Tuesday night in the and Mrs. Leroy Baxter have gone to Ogden where they will First and Second wards. The M. I. A- of Hyrum Third attend the school for the deaf. Mr- and Mrs. Leon Allen and ward held an opening social Tuesday evening at the ward little son of Logan visited in hall. Following a short pro- Hyrum Wednesday, Thursday gram consisting of readings by and Friday of this week. Mrs. Carlos Jensen, musical numbers by Miss Lois Jensen, GREATEST AIR ROUTES .... talks by Lucille Miller and Christensen. Games LONDON England maintains Bishop were pftyed on the lawn. 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