Show World (August 1907)

August 10, 1907. THE SHOW WORLD 33 Columbia—Columbia Fair. 20-23. B. E. Pool. secy. Columbia — Columbia Fair. 22-23. B. E. Hatton, secy. SBexter—Stoddard Co. Fair. 6-10. S. P. Jeffers, secy. , Hermann—Hermann Agrl. Fair. 30-31. Aug. Beggemann, Jr., secy. Sfermitage—Hickory Co. Fair. 20-24. Eugene T. Lindsey, secy. Molden—Holden Fair. 27-30. O. G. Bois- san, secy. Kahoka—Clark Co. Fair. 27-30. George W. Miller, secy. La Plata—La Plata Fair. 13-16. ^^Kiphis— Scotland Co. Fair. 20-23. J ■T.C. Kinney, secy. ?|Stexico—Mexico Fair. 27-30. E. H. Car Palmyra—Marion Co. Fair. 28-31. G. B Thompson, secy. Platte City—Platte Co. Fair. 27-30. Wil t Forman, secy. Rock Port — Rock Port Fair. Young, secy. ijsBhelbina—Shelbina Fair. 20-23. C. B Ford, secy. Troy—Lincoln Co. Fair. 27-30. Jas. Lin ahan, secy. (September) Butler—Bates Co. Fair. 24-27. T. J. Day SiaHfornia—Moniteau Co. Fair. C. Heck, secy. «ilba—Crawford Co. Fair. 24-27. W. H 'WSJohnson, secy. Sfarrisonville—Cass Co. Fair. 3-6. Dun can Russell, secy. ^Independence — Jackson Co. Fair. 17-20 W. H. Johnson, secy. Jhfferson City — Cole Co. Fair. 4-7. Price, secy. Lee’s Summit—Jackson Co. Fair. 10-13 Todd M. George, secy. Monroe City—Monroe City Dist. Fair. 13. J. W. Cox, secy. Haris — Monroe Co. Fair. 3-6. J. B. I_._. lips, secy. BBori ngfleld—Springfield Dist. Fair. 2-7 W. T. Bigbee, secy. KBrenton—Grundy Co. Fair. 3-6- nr tgiaunto'n — Bristol Co. Fair. 17-20. N. Howard, secy. Uxbridge — Blackstone Valley Fail 18. H. S. Pease, secy. Worcester—Worcester I. . Knowles, 17 Walker bldg., secy. Bowling Green — Pike Co. Fair. " M. Strother, secy. Warrensburg—Warrensburg Fai 5. T. Sanders, secy. ■Washington—Franklin Co. Fair. (October) Cape Girardeau — Cape Girardeau Co Fair. 8-12. E. H. Engelulain, secy. XRennelt—Dunklin Co. Fair. 16-19. R. Jones, secy. Kansas City — American Royal Fair. 14 19. T. J. Womall, secy. Kansas City — Interstate Fair & Exposi¬ tion. 23-Oct. 6. J. S. Berger, gen. mgr. Sedalia—Missouri State Fair. 6-11. J. R. ■fRippey, secy. MONTANA. (August) Big Timber—Big Timber Fair. 20-22. ■Wvingston — Livingston Fair. 20-24. (September) KSnaconda—Deer Lodge Co. Fair. 25-28 M. Martin, secy. mmozernan— Inter-State Fair. 2-7. C. V Kost. secy. Broken Bow—Custer Co. Fair. 17-20. H M. Sullivan, secy. Great Falls — Northern Montana Fair. 23 28. Allan Pierse, secy. SSelena—Montana State Fair. 30-Oct. 5 John W. Pace, secy. Missoula—Western Montana Fair. 16-20 E. C. Mulroney, secy. NEBRASKA. (August) »*Urora — Hamilton Co. Fair. 27-30. Dan ■XL. Maehamer, secy. Battle Crek — Race Meeting and Carnival 1 ' 28-30. T. M. Morris, secy. Lincoln — Nebraska State Fair. 30-! 6. W. R. Mellor. secy. Neligh — Race Meteing and Carnival. 23. W. W. Cole, secy. ifFNeill—O’Neill Fair. 14-16. D. Stan- nard, secy. WjPecumseh — Johnson Co. Fair. M. Wilson, secy, kjpiden—Race Meeting and Carnival. 7-9 V ” — ffejbion—Boone Co. Fair. 17-20. 'F : Brooks, secy. Chambers—Holt Co Fair. 24-27. I ' "Porter. secy. Clay Center—Clay Co. Fair. 24-27. A. Swanson, secy. ■Hfeighton — Knox Co. Fair. 18-21. T. J ■X-Buckmaster, secy. ■Eal bertson—Hitchcock Co. Fair. 19-21 W. Z. Taylor, secy. Franklin—Franklin Co. Fair. 17-20. Ezra N. Fager, secy. ■gneva—Fillmore Co. Fair. 9-13. H. Wilson, secy. ■ping—Scott’s Bluffs Co. Fair. 25-27 A. B. Todd, secy. Hartington—Hartington Fair. 25-27. M. Goeden, s, _ _ Madison — Madison Co. Fair. Rvnearson, secy. Minden—Kearney Co. Fair. 17-19. E. B Trough, secy. ^Kelson—Nuckols Co. Fair. 19-21. George ^KTackson, secy. Omaha—Douglas Co. Fair. 26-Oct. ! „W. Hervey, secy. Osceola—Polk Co. Fair. 24-26. G Ray, secy. La TroupCCarmen Introducing Somersaults oipthe Shoulders on the Tight Wire. — ' Season 1907, En Route, Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth tell, s Delos Ax- Dunkirk—Chautauqua Co. Fair. 28-Sept. 1. H. M. Clarke, secy., Fredonia, N. Y. Ellensville—Ulster Co. Fair. 27-30. S. Doyle, secy. Fort Edward—Washington Co. Fair. 27- 30. J. H. Durkee, secy., Sandy Hill, N. Y. Franklinville—Franklinville Fair. 27-30. R. L. Curtis, secy. Fredonia—Chautauqua Co. Fair. 28-31. H. M. Clark, secy. Fulton—Oswego Co. Fair. 27-30. H. Put- Hudson—Columbia A. & H. Fair. 27-29 N. H. Browning, secy. Lockport—Great Lockport Fair. 26-3 R. N. Roberts, secy. Lowville—Lewis Co. Fair. 27-30. W. 1 Windecker, secy. Margaretville—Catskill Mountain Fai 20-23. Thos. Winter, secy. Middletown—Orange Co. Fair. 27-30 David A. Morrison, secy., Newburgh. Monticello ■—Sullivan Co. Fair. f” 1 Leon P. Stratton, secy. Newark Valley—Northern Tioga Fair. 27- 29. G. E. Purple, secy. New City—Rockland Co. Industrial Fair. 26-30. A. A. Vanderbilt, secy. Port Jervis—Sullivan Co. Fair. 20-23. Sandy Creek—Sandy Creek R. O. & B. Fair. 20-23. H. L. Wallace, secy. Oscar J. Lewis, 1, N. Y. Whitney’s Point — Broome Co. I ““ D. L. Maxfield, secy. (September) Afton — Afton Driving Park Fail L. W. Seely, secy. Albion — Orleans Co. Fair. 18-2 E. Frank, secy. .ngeliea—Allegany Co. Fair. 3- Phippen, secy. Batavia — Genessee Co. Fair. IS bert E. Brown, secy. Bath—Steuben Co. Fair. 24-27. Shults, secy. Boonville — Boonville Fair. 3-6. Vollmar, secy. Brookfield — Madison Co. Fair. 1 A. Crumb, secy. Cambridge — Great Cambridge Fair. 2-6 Eliot B. Norton, secy. Canandaigua — Ontario Co. Fair. 19-2 Milton A. Smith, secy., Victor, N. Y. Cooperstown—Otsego Co. Fair. Orange L. Van Horn. secy. Cuba—Cuba Fair. 10-13. Geo. E secy. Dongan Hills — Richmond Co. Fair. Edw. P. Doyle, secy. Dryden—Dryden Agrl. Fair. 17-20. J. B. Wilson, secy. Gouverneur — Gouverneur 1 A. Leggett, secy. Greene—Riverside Agrl. F E. Bartoo, secy. Hamburg—Erie Co. Fair. Newton, secy. Ithaca — Tompkins Co. Fair. 24-27. F. R. Benton, secy. Johnstown—Fulton Co. Fai Parker, secy. Little Valley—Cattaraugus Co. Fair. 2-6 J. H. Wilson, secy. Lyons — Wayne Co. Fair. D. Klippel, secy. Malone—Franklin Co. Fai ter J. Malone, secy. Mineola — Mineola Fair. 2 de Water, secy. Moravia — Cayuga Co. Fai Hilliard, secy. Naples—Naples Union Fair. 17-19. C. L Lewis, secy. Nassau—Rensselaer Co. Delrner Lynd, secy. Newark—Newark Fair. 19-21. Hyde. secy. Norwich — Chnnango Co. Fair. D. Smith, secy. New York — American Institute of New York City. 24-26; Nov. 6-8. Robert A. B. Dayton, se " ”” New York City: Ogdensburg—Ogdensburg Fair. Louis C. Nash, secy. Oneonta—Oneonta Union Fail Shirley L. Huntington, secy. Orangeburg — Rockland Co. Fa... _ _. Elbert Tallman, secy., Spring Valley, N. Y. Owego—Tioga Co. Fair. 10-13. Le Roy W. Kingman, secy. Palmyra — Palmyra Union Fair. John H. Walton, secy. Olney—Richland Co. Fair. 1-13. Penn Yan—Yates Co. Fair. 3-6. John- E. Watkins, secy. Perry—Silver Lake Fair. 23-25. S. W. Hart, secy.. Phoenix—Onondaga Co. Fair. 17-20. C. K. Williams, secy. Plattsburg—Clinton Co. Fair. 10-13. W. T. Burleigh, secy. Potsdam—Racquette Valley and St. Re¬ gis Valley Agrl. & Hort. Fair. 10-13. W. 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