Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-09-27 | Page 1 | State Fair to Open Saturday

State Fair to Open Saturday g s J Utah Ulah farmers stockmen miners and manufacturers take the spotlight spotlight spot spot- light Saturday With them in the limelight will wui be ba women workers artists and representatives In practically every every ev ev- ery branch of human endeavor The spotlight will willi be the 1935 Utah state fair tair which opens Its gates for tor the first time in two years to show what has been accomplished accomplished ac ac- ac- ac in production home homework homework work vork and the arts and sciences within the borders of the Beehive state during recent months What the states state's biggest event will show in particular will be the results of cooperation between na na- ture turo and the tho farmers The fair in this and other respects will be bean bean bean an educational exposition varied with eight days and nights of di diversified diversified dl di- versified entertainment It is to tobe tobe tobe be a big show with stress laid upon those elements clements of education educational iOnal iOn al value From the standpoint of ot agricultural agricultural agricultural agri agri- cultural and Interests interests Inter inter- ests the tho fair this year promises to A excel DY any th that t have a gOI gone be be- be- be fore Fair managers see In this phase of activities nn an encouraging change in the agricultural situation situa lion tion as It effects Utah Counties and Individuals have evinced the kee keenest est Interest In their products welcoming the re re- f 1 turn of the fair in no uncertain manner The fair as always affords an on ideal opportunity for fn farmers mers and stockmen to exchange ideas that will vill ultimately improve f fa farm r ni m practices A wide range of ot crops from irrigated and dry farmlands farm tarm farmlands lands will wUl bo ho shown exhibiting in lit I Ithe fullest measure the products of the various farming brackets Many hundreds of F Future u t u r e Farmers of America and H Four clubs will spend the the eight days I within the fair grounds in charge of ot their club and individual ex ex- hibits They will participate in inmany inmany inmany many special contests and dem dem- Continued on PUt Pass FAIR cAIR WILL OPEN 1 i ON SATURDAY SA Y t Continued from Page r One t U ns showing 1 g v. v what hat they 1 have accomplished i In stock raising rais rats ing farm mechanics and the like ti J in do recent years A The state fair grounds will pro pre r r- r sent ent new attractiveness this year i g t due to many many improvements ments in ins installed installed in- in s stalled during the year two-year peri pet pet pe- pe t t- t ri nod d of Inactivity New buildings buildings' V h have ve be been n cre erected ted and all the thea a older ones revamped and beautified beau beau- tilled with Avith exterior and interior decorative effects Much remodeling re remodeling re- re modeling of or interiors will give better display facilities in all aU departments de departments de- de r Headed by President William C. C Winder of the state fair board and Fair Manager Ernest S. S Holmes officials have devoted 1 many weeks to pre-opening pre ac- ac The result of their labors will show in many ways throughout through through- 0 out the fair grounds Supervisors of the many departments have 1 also been busy getting everything in shape for tor the opening