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GROWN IN KENTUCKY.
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Thousands of Square Feet For
, Agricultural Products.
COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS BEGUN.
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LKverytliltiff lit it' Springs Ifrom the
ilieuioll or.rlio IHue Orus Stulo
to tluve u IMiico In tlio World's
Fair Display One Orpart.
, '"meut Kur Freaks.
Kentucky will have 12,000, square
fct of space In tho Agricultural building,
at, tho Louisiana Purchase exposition
Fle thousa'nd squa.ro
feet of this will bo devoted to a
exhibit., of '"tobacco, 6,000 to
general agricultural products and
2,000 to wntsky.
Col. Ion B. Nail, Stato Commissioner
of Asilculture, Is chairman of tho
committee on exhibits of agilculture
"and horticulture for the Kentucky Exhibit
association, and under his direction',
agricultural and horticultural
pioducts will be gathered for G.000
square feet of space In the Agricultural
aid for 3,000 square feet of
epace In the Horticultural building.
Col. Nail has Just Issued a general circular
Instructions, known as No. 2,
on tho collection pf the agricultural
UJ'plays, to the subcommittees In tho
different counties of the stato, tho
total niemborshlp of his commlttco
and subcommittees numbering 449.
In Introducing this second circular
Col. Nail says: "Tho object of the exhibit
Is primarily to advertise Kentucky,
her' land, her opportunities and
everything that will tend to attract
uttentfon of homeseekers and -Invest
orsto her yet Undeveloped resources.
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COL.. ION B. NAbL,
Chairman Commltteo qn Agriculture.
