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Looking down Midway on a packed crowd during the busiest
day of the Southeastern Fair.
Grand Circuit Races Return
To Southeastern Fair Oct. 8-17
Greatest Event of the Southeast Annually—Livestock, Poultry,
Agriculture, Farm Demonstrations and Other Features
Will Be Shown.
Atlanta, Ga.—Grand Circuit harnerw
racing, bringing together the faatest
trotters and pacers on the American
turf, will be one of the distinct sea
tures of the tenth annual Southeastern
Fair, which will be hold at Lakewood,
October Bto 17, 1925. The Grand Cfr
cult will receive a hearty welcome
back into Atlanta after an absence
of four years, and all of the horse
now racing through the Mid-West bav
been entered for the five big day
of harness racing on the Lakewood
track, October 12. 13, 14, 15 and Id
Few universities are enabled to di"
geminate as much knowledge along th'
lines of all of life's activities as doe
the Southeastern Fair, which will start
on Its 10-day program October 8 and
run through October 17 at Lakewood
Park. For the people of the South
eastern States generally, the South
eastern Fair Is a - veritable front of use
ful Information about the things they
are most concerned In their every
day existence.
Not only will the Grand Circuit rac
ing be a feature, but the educational
advantages of the 1925 Southeastern
Fair surpass those of preceding year
and several new features that have
never been shown In tho South will
be at the annual Fair In October.
One of the bright features will be
the personal appearance of Vice Proa
Ident Dawes on October 7 ns an open
Ing headliner. Either tho Los An
geles or the Shenandoah, the giant
of the air will be here for one
day, showing, and will fly low over
the grounds and In front of the grand
stand. It will be Impossible for tin
dirigibles to land in the Fair grounds
owing to the crowded condition, but
arrangements have been completed for
It to land nearby and fly over the
Fair Grounds.
A boys' and girls’ Fair school wli
be one distinct educational feahir-
Two boys from each county in the
State will he entertained and taught
the art In livestock and cattle judging
during one week at the Fair at th-
Southeastern Fair's expense. Not only
will the boys be taught how to jmlg<
livestock, but they will be given sev
eral educational tours through tin
largest manufacturing centers of At
lanta.
The 1925 Southeastern Fair will
show the best exhibits In agriculture,
livestock, dairying, poultry, farm ma-
Thousands of South's Great Society Horse
Best Singers At Fair Show 3 Nights of Fair
Atlanta, Ga.—The Southeastern Sing
ing Association will hold its 1925 Con
vention at Atlanta, Ga., October 9, Id
and 11, in connection with the 1925
Southeastern Fair. wHfen more than
20,000 of the best community singers
in the Southern States will be here.
The Southeastern 1925 Singing Con
vention will cover the six Southeastern
States, namely, Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Tennessee, and North and
South Carolina, and each county tn
the six States will have a large dele
gation present.
The program, as outlined by the
officials of the Singing Convention, is
one of the most interesting ever at
tempted in the South, and special
community singings will be field at
Southeastern Fair Grounds on Friday
and Sunday evenings, while the Satur
day sessions will be held at the city
auditorium.
There will be a community singing
in Sylvan Terrace in the grove in
front of the band stand on the Fair
Grounds, Friday evening, October 9.
from 6 until 8 o’clock. Sunday after
noon there will be community and cho
rus singing in the same place from
2 until 5 o'clock, and will be supp’e
mented by the Southeastern Fair band
In a special concert.
There will be greatly reduced rail
road rates to and from Atlanta dur
ing the 1925 Southeastern Fair, and
the singers have made arrangements
to come to Atlanta on special excur
sions during the three days of the
•on vention.
chinery, industrial work of various
kinds, arts and sciences, school work
home work, handicraft work and oth- .
er useful endeavors. No matter what (
kind of exhibit any one desires, It wil
be found at the Southeastern Fair In '
Atlanta, October 8 to 17, inclusive.
"More than ever the Southeastern Fair
has become one of the South's leading
educational institutions,” according to
F. J. Paxort, president of the 1925 South
eastern Fair, in discussing the edu
cational features recently. “It show:
more clearly how the Southern farmer
has learned how to make the best pos- i
slblo out of his soil, and how ther-
Is a general development that has nev i
er been shown before.” It brings to- i
gather all classes of humanity, the '
farmer, the business man, the profes
sional man. the woman interested |r.
industrial and domestic affairs and the
children who arc just beginning to be- I
come Interested In some particular line ■
of activity of life.
The Southeastern Fair gives each
person » groat opportunity to see what
the other fellow Is accomplishing, and
an opportunity to learn how such feat*
are accomplished and sends every one
away from the Fair with a renewed I
determination Io do better things than j
aver-before In his particular line of
activity.
Few people realize, how great a” j
educational Institution the Fair re
ally Is, and tremendous effort
are being put forth each year by the I
Fair officials to give a clear conedp
tion of the advantages and opportuni
Ilea that lie within our grasps. It
Is a known fact that the Fair spend
each year In premiums and for edu
rational exhibits approximately r
much as the State appropriates forth
upkeep of one of its largest instltu
tlona of higher learning.
The Smitheastern Fair Is a great I
mirror of progress in which there I
room for every one to gaze, and th!:
year it will have more progress to r»
fleet than In any previous year of Its
history.
The railroads are lending every es
fort to make the 1925 Southeastern
Fair a success, and greatly reduced I
rates will apply on every line lend ,
Ing Into Atlanta during tho first te- |
days in October. Special excursion ;
rates and special day rates will be In
force during October 8 to 17.
Atlanta, Ga.—A great society Horse
- show will be one of the many features
0 of the 1925 Southeastern Fair, which i
5 will be held in Atlanta, October 8 to '
1 17, 1925. The horse show will take i
s place in front of the grand stand on
the racetrack, October 8,9, 10, the '
first three nights of the fair, as a sub- I
t stltute for the fireworks, which will !
be shown the latter six nights of the
1 fair. Some of the best saddle and ‘
i show horses in the United States will i
be entered in the 1925 Society Horse ;
show at the Southeastern Fair and
many»local prize horses will be en-
5 tered. A large delegation of riding
jmj-ses from the Ponce de Leon Rid
l iug Academy in Atlanta, the Georgia
t University Cavalry unit from Athens.
United States Cavalry from Fort Og
. lethorpe, the officers’ horses at Fort
, McPherson, the Georgia National
Guard, the police of Atlaaia and many
prominent local society belles of At
' lanta and the State of Georgia will
r enter their pet horses in the 1925
, Southeastern Fair Society Horse show
; Atlanta Kennel Club
? Dog Show Oct 13,14,15
Atlanta. Ga.—The twelfth annual
Atlanta Kennel Club dog show will be
1 held October 13, 14 and 15. 1925, in
9 connection with the 1925 Southeastern
- Fair and a great canine exhibit is be
■’ ing planned by members of the ken
nel club.
Live Stock Show
Backbone of Fair
Atlanta, Ga.—Livestock. agriculture,
poultry, pigeons, farm products of all
kinds, and farm machinery wjll be a
special feature of the 1925 Southeas’-
ern Fair in Atlanta, October 8 to 17,
according to R. M. Striplin. secretary,
who is lending every effort to make
this year's exhibits larger and better
than ever before.
The livestock show Is the backbone
of the Southeastern Fair, and espe
cially is that so with the coming Fair
in October, for the National Ilog and
Cattle Show will be held here and
the Southern Cattlemen’s and South
ern Swine Growers’ Associations will
hold their 1925 convention in connec
tion with the 1925 Fair. z
More than $15,000 In
awards and premiums will be offered
for the heat exhibits of cattle and live
stock in October. Work of cleaning
and disinfecting the large cattle Wtrns
has been In progress for some time
and several more days will be spent
In laying the bedding and making
ready to receive the exhibits by- the
first of October.
Dairy -end farm products will come
in for their share of the prenrftsms
this year, and more money than ever
before has been set aside for the best
showing of the dairy and farm prod
ucts.
Farm machinery showing the Wtes!
designs and developments on the
farms will have Its place In the 1975
Southeas'ern Fair, and more than five
acres will be used for the farm Imple
ment exhibits.
BOY’S FAIR SCHOOL
BIG EDUCATIONAL FEATURE
Atlanta, Ga—The Boys’ Southeast
ern Fair School will be one of the
brightest educational features of the
1925 Southeastern Fair in Atlanta, Oc
to 8 to 17. according to R. M. Strip-
Iln, secretary
Two boys from each county In tho
State will be brought to Lakewood
during the week, and will camp on
the grounds at the Southeastern Fair's
expense. The hoys will be given rail
road fare from their homes to Atlanta,
and. after the Fair is over, the boys
will be sent back home with the good
■w ishes of the Southeastern Fair, with
out a penny’s expense to the boy.
While In Atlanta at the Fair, the
boys will lie taught all of the finer
points In the art of live stock and cat
tle judging, along with other neces
sary activities to raising of prise
stock. Not only will the boys be giv
en demonstrations In the art of live
stock judging, but they will bo given
several industrial tours through the
largest manufacturing centers In the
city of Atlanta.
The State Department of Agricul
ture has complete charge of the boys
during tho Fair, and reports from the
college show that a keen interest is
being taken In the Fair schooling that
will be held In October. An unusual
ly good and Interesting program has
already been mapped out by the agri
cultural teachers.
Rubin & Cherry Shews
At Southeastern Fair
Atlanta, Ga.—Rubin and Cherry Car
nival Shows will again have full pos
session of the great White Midway
attractions during the Southeasterr
Fair in Atlanta, October 8 to 17. The
shows will open early in the mornin.
and remain open until 11 p. m. ever
day of the Fair, and the great show
people have already begun to mak
alterations and add new shows I:i
order to make the best showing tba
Atlanta has ever had during the Fair
The shows will be transported to
Atlanta on their own special train
which will be quarters in tie Fair
grounds during its 10-day stay in At
lanta at tho 1925 Southeastern Fair.
Rubin and Cherry are one of the
beat organized Fair shows fa the
world, and a specialty has been mad
in Fair ahowing and Midway attrac
tlons. It has a reputation of lining a
clean, up-to-date, high class entertain
ing show, and will make its second
successive appearance here in Octo
ber.
0. $. Cavalry and Infantry
Drills Every Day of Eair
Atlanta, Ga.—The United States
Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe and the
22nd Infantry from Fort McPherson
will give exhibition drills every after
noon and night durin.? the 1925 South
eastern Fair, which will be held Octo
ber 8 to 17. 1925.
The Cavalry troops will camp on
the fair grounds at Lakewood and will
give cavalry maneuver exhibitions ev
ery day. There will also be some
fancy jumping, Roman tiding a d oth
er interesting features 11 addition to
the regular drills and maneuvers.
Several interesting features have
been planned by the 22nd Infantry
from Fort McPherson during their stay
at Lakewood, October 8 to 17, 1925.
The Southeastern Fair And
Grand Circuit Races
Atlanta, October 8 to 17, 1925.
Featuring National Hog and Cattle Show, Southern Swine Growers’ and Southern
Cattlemen’* Associations, bringing together an unusually large exhibit of pure bred Ere
stock.
Georgia State-Wide Spelling Bee among educational features, $250 in prizes.
The Shenandoah—America’s largest dirigible—will be on exhibit over Southeastern
Fair Grounds on opening day, October 8.
The Southeastern Singing Convention will hold its 1925 session here, bringing more
than 10,000 of the best community singers in the Southern States here.
Agriculture, Horticulture and Education in every phase, revealing the great resource*
of the country, together with the Boys’ and Girl*’ Club Work, will be a specialty at the
1925 Fair. The poultry, Dog and Society Horse Show will be among the added fea
tures also.
Grand Circuit Racing five days, with $25,000 in prizes; three days of Auto Racing and
a high class amusement program on the Midway every night, will feature the Amuse
ment during the Fair.
Fireworks Six Nights
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SOUTHEASTERN FAIR ASSOCIATION
R. M. STRIPLIN, Secretary
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