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planning a larger and better fair at
Myrtle Point thia year than ever be
fore and J. L. Smith, at Tuesday's
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the board would welcome nggn
tiona for »till further Improving it,
and would appreciate receiving critt-
clama before It is held, rather than
after. Ha said also that they were
abort of help putting the fair on this
year.
Friday of next week, Aug. SI, is
“entry day” and the fair opens on
Saturday, Sept. 1, and cloaes on Labor
Day. Besides the agricultural, com
mercial, community. Future Farm
ers and 4-H Club exhibits, there will
be amateur rodeo and horse show,
featuring amateur roping, bronc rid- 1
Ing, racing and exhibition riding, f“"CO<^L
junior eelf roping and riding.
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And, as always, there will be the
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carnival features, and dancing
Oaks Pavilion.
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