Caption: Cattle competition in the main arena.
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Caption: Champion light team in the horse pulling contest.
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Caption: Horse Pulling Competition
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Caption: General View in Vegetable Section
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Caption: Chicken judging competition
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Caption: General View of one section of machinery Exhibit
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Caption: Outside view of the Pennsylvania State Farm Show.
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Caption: Having grown up on a farm in western Pennsylvania, Governor John S. Fisher was deeply concerned about the state's farmers and farm economy. In 1929, the state funded construction of a 13-acre Farm Show center at Cameron and Maclay Streets in Harrisburg. When the new facility opened in 1931, more than 225,000 people attended the Pennsylvania State Farm Show, now the largest agricultural exhibition in the U.S.
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