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84 X li e Oillboard .SEPTEMBER 16, 1911. FMnumt—Sandnsky Co. Fair. Sept. lS-22. C. A. Hocbendell. secy. Eindlay—^Hancock Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 13-16. K. E. Kennedy, aeey., Bawaon, O. Oeorgetown—^Btown Co. Fair Aaan. Oct. S-6. Iiewia Blcbey, secy. Bamiltoo—Bntler Co. AgH. Soe; Oct, S-& C. a; Kumler, lecy. Jamestown—Jameatowa Fair Aanu Sept. 20- 32: tUm CtalTln. wcy.. Lima. O. Laseaater—FatrOeld Co. Agrl, Soc. Oct. 11-14. W. F. McClenaglian. secy. LoKan—^HocklnK Oo. Agtl. Soc • Sept. 2(V-23. F. A. KoDpe. secy. Uaitetta—^WasUngton Agrl. *i Ueeh. Assn. Sept. IS-22. Or. Woi. Ultcbell. urcj. Uarton—Marion Co. Agrl. Soc Sept. 20-29. yas. A. Knapp. secy.; Ktger tc Enapp, mgrs. Uontpeller—Williams Co. Fair Aaan. Sept. 12- 18. Bobert Ogle, secy. UcConnelsTlIIe—Morgan CO. Fair. Sept. 20-22. I. S. Tarbet, aecy. Ut. OUead—Morrow Co. Fair Aaan. . Oct. 8-0. O. J. Ulller. aecy te mgr. ^ - Kewark—Licking Co. Fair. Oet. S-T. J. H. Farmer, aeey. Hew Lobigton—Perry Cou AgrL. Soc Sept. 20- 22. J. K. Montgomery, aecy. _ Ottawa—Putnam Co. Fair. Oct. 3-7. A. P. Sandles, secy. Powell—Delaware Co. AgrL Soc Sept. 19-22. B. S. Nelf, secy. Bichwood—Richwood TrI-Co. VaSt Aaan. Oct. 3-0. B. W. Lenox, secy. Smithflcid—Jelfendn Co. Agrl. Fair Aasn. Sept. 27-29. J. O. Hayne. secy. . _ ^ St. ClalravUle—Belmont Co. Fair Assn. Sept. 19-21. 3. T» Taylor, aew. „»„ BmnmerllPld—Sommerfield Fair. Sept. 2S-2S. C. H. Dew, aecy. _ ^ _ Trar—Miami CO. Fair Aaan. Sept 18-22. a D. Martin, aecy. ToIedo-r-Tbledo Fair. Sept. II-IO. T.. B. Clark, secy. Tipper SaBAaaky—Wyandot Co. Fair. Sept. 19- 22. J. T. Liongabangb, see. Washington—Gnemsey Co. Fair Aasn. Sept. 28- 29. R. C. McCreary-.saey-r . _- ^ . ■ ^ Waoseon—Fnlton Co. Agd. Fair. Sept. 19-22. E. P. Ames, aecy. Agra—Mortb. Lincoln Co. Fair. Sept. 21-23. Will Booston. secy. . ■ ...^ Broken Anow—Tolsa Comity Fair. Oct. 14-16. W. N. Williams, aecy. Canton—Blaine Connt.- Fair Assn. Sept. 20-23. C. S. ircDoweil. secy. _ ^ Cbelaea—Cbelaea Fair Aaan. Oet. S-d. W. A. Kaft, aecy. . _ ■ Dnrant—Bryan Co. Falft.: Sept. 14.1*. B. J. Bodeeker. aecy. _ . . BI Beno—^EI Beno ft Sontl iweal er u Fair Aasn. Sept. 20-23. W. A. Manrer, aecy. „„ Falrrlew—Major Co. Fair Aasn. Oct. 10-18. C. A* iBFriiElit^ secy. Banett—Pawnee Co. Fair Assn. Oct. 11-14. L. T. Totanaon, seey. _ _ _ Hngo—Choctaw Co. Fair. Sept 19-22. B. S. Caiotben, secy. . _ . Klngflsber—^Fannera' Institnte ft Fair Assn. Sept. 14-16. Arthur B. Bracken, necy. McAlester—Plttsbnrjr Coonty Fair. S-pt. 16-18. B. F. Hackett. mgr. _ Mangnm—Greer Co. Fair Aasn. Oct. 12-14. w. P. Hesrni. aeey. _ __ Ilnskogee—Mnskogee Fair.- Oet 9-M. Hmma B. Knell, aecy. _:i i ^ Oklahoma City—Oklahoma State Fair. Sept 2e-0et ?. I. B. Uahan. eec^^ ^ ■ „ . Pawne^^—Pawnee Fair. Oct B-T. Frank Hnd- son. s'M'v. Tslnjrn—TH-wcT Co. Fair Aasn. Oct. 10-13. F. <?. r>pTiinpT, necy. Tnlsa—TolRtt Fair Assn. Oct. 16-21. M. A. Timnkman. secy. _ - ^ ~, Weatherford—Cnstter CO. Fair. Sept. 19-22. A. Bollenbach, aecy. .OBBGOir.. Canby—Oackamas Co. Pair. Sept 2l-ao. U. J. Lazelle. secy., Oregon City. Ore. _ Gresbam—^The Grange Co; Fair Aasn. Sept. Zl- 24. Emll G. Kardell. secy. _ . _ ohn Dav—Fifth Eastern Ore- Dlat. Agrl. S>c. Oet. 11-15. C P. Halghlet, seey., Can.vuB Citv Ore. UeMln'nTine—TamhlB Co. Pair. Sept I-* -22. H. H. Belt. secy. _ ' . i--„ Medford—First S. O. A. D. Soc. Sept. 27-20. C. A. Malborenf. secy. , „ , PendlPton—Third Eastern Ore. Diet. Agrl. Fair. Sept. 11-16^ Thos. Fitzgerald, secy. . Eosehnrg—Second S. O. D. A. Soe. Sept. 20-80. Robert Smith, secy. ■ _ ' r V-' St. •'». ealem—Ore. State Fair. Sept 11-16. Frank Sleredlth, aecy. TEHBSYLVABIA. Alientown—The Great Alleatown Fair. Sept 19-22. H. B. Schttll, aecy. „ Bedford—Bedford Co. AgrL Soc. . Sept 19-22. J.- Boy Cessna, secy. _ _ Bellefonte—Center Co. Fair Asm. Oet 8-6. D. G. Stewart 8e<7. „ « Bloomsbnrg—Ciflnmhla Co. Agn. Soc Oct 3- 6. A. X. Tost. aecy.. . „„ „ Bnrgettstonm—Gnkm Agrl. Assn. Oct Z-5. I>- S. Taylor, secy.. E. P. D. No. 3. Carlisle—AerL Assn. of CarUale Co. Sept 26- 29. W. H. McCrea. secy. Carmlchaels-^reen Co. Aiptl. ft Mfg. Soc. Sept. 19-22. W. A. Bath, aecy.; Thos. Pattcraon ft B. P. Pennington, mgrs. „ \ ^ Dayton—Dayton AgrL ft Mech. Aasn. Sept. 26- 29. C. C. Cochran, secy. ForksvlIIe—Sollivan Co. AgrL Soc Oct 8-6. P. L. Molynenx, secy. ■ _ Gratz—Gratz Agrl. & Hort Assn. Oct lT-20. T. S. Hlinger, aecy. Hanoret^HanoTer AgrL Soc. Sept 19-22. .1. B. Miller, secy. .„ Etarford-Harford AgrL Soc. Sept 20-21. O. F. Maynard, secy. _ Hollldaysbnrg—Grange Pair Assn of Blair Co. Sept. 24-36. H. S. Werti, secy. Entztown—Kntztown Fair Assa. Sept 26-29. J. A. Earling, secy. . , „ Lewlsbnrg—Union Co. AgrL Soc. Sept 26-29. Cyma J. Bhode, aecy. Lancaster—^Lancaster Co. AgrL Fair Aaan. Sept 27-30. L C. Arnold, aecy. Lehlghton—Carbon Co. AgrL Soc. Sept 26-29. J. A. Durllng, secy. _ tjewlsbnrg—Union Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 26-29. C. Dale Wolfe, secy. Ugonler—Llgonler Valley Fair. Oct 4-6. Al Mnaick, secy. _ Uansfleld—Smythe Park Assn, Sept 19-22. ; Hay C. Longbothnm, secy, tfeyersdale—Ucyeisdale Fair ft Bace Assn. Sept 28-29. D. J. Pike, secy. _ . Hilton-Milton Fair ft Northombetland Go. Ag- rlcnltnral Assn. Sept. 19-22. Wm. G. Mnr- duck. secy, ft mgr. ... Vlt. Morris—Mt. Morris Fair ft Agrl. Aasn. Sept. 28.29. J. L. Blaker, secy. Newport—Great Perry Co. Agrl. Soc Oct. 10- 13. J. C. F. Stephens, secy. Sew Freedom—New Freedom Farmers' Improre- ment A8t.n. Sept. 28-30. W. H. Freed, aecy. Perkssil—^Bncks Co. AgrL Soe. Sept 18-16. Irvln T. Baringer, secy. _^ • Pittsborg-TIational Land ft Irrigation Expo. Oct. 12-28. Francia C. McCarty, aecy. 8toneboro-^Mercer Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept 18-21. Geo. H. Fowler, secy. _ ^ owanda—Bradford Co. Agrl. Soc Sept 26-38. O. L. Smiley, aecy. _ mnkhannock—^Wyoming Co. Fair Aaan. Sept. 19-22. P. S. IlariUng. aecy. iTork—Tork Co. AgrL Soc. Oet 2-6. XA Chap- pin, secy. RHODE ISLAIID. Portsmonth—^Newport Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 19- 22. John M. Eldredge, secy, ft mgr., Bristol Ferry, B. I. BOUTE CABOIIBA. .bberille—Abberllle Co. Fair. Oct 18-20. I. B. Lo.vaI, secy. Ukrn—Aiken Co. Fair. First week In Decem- ber. H. E. Gyles, secy. _„ Batcsbnrg—Trl-Connty Fair Assn. Oet 17-21. Walter J. McCarthy, secy. Camden—Kershaw Co. Fair. Nov. 8-10. B. O. Carlson, secy. Colnmbia—State Agrl. ftMech; Soc. Oct. 30- Sov. 3. J. -M. Cantey, secy, -taxlfy-Pli'dmont Fair. Oct 18-20. W. M. Miller, aecy. •{rrtfnwood—Greenwood Co. Fair. Oct 23-27. S. Rrooks Marshall, secy, [.exlngton—Lexington Co, Fair Assn. Oct. 24- 26. CM. Efird, aecy. jpartanbnrg—Spartasbnrg Co. Fair. Last week In October. John P. Floyd, pres. Walterboro—Colleton Co. Fair Assn. Not. 7- 10. W. W. Smoak, secy. WiunsboTo—FalTiield Co. Fair. Oct. 25-26. J. Frank Fooscbe. secy. EOTITH DAKOTA. Alexandria—Hansom Co. Fair Assn. Sept 19- - 21. Percy Smith, secy. Belle Fonrche—Botte Co. Fair Aaan. Sept. S8- 30. Kruuklngs—^Brookings Coonty Fair. Sept 18-21. B. F. Kerr. secy. Olear Lake—dark Co. Fair. Sept 28-30. W. T Vohle. aecy. Kadoka—Stanley Co. Fair. Sept 10-21. Frank Coye. secy. - _ KImbaU—Bnrle Co. Fair Assn. Sept 21-23. P. V- Lenz. aecy. Mitchell—Mitchell Com Belt Expo. Sept 25-30. L. L. NeSB. secy, ft mgr. Philip—Central Stanley Co. Fair. Sept. 26-28. E. H. Banks, secy. Spearflsh—Lanrence Co. Pair. Oct 4-6. Nels Brafcler. secy. Termllllon—Clay Co. Fair. Sept 26-28. Jas. • Partridge, secy. BrownsTllIe—Haywood Co. Fair. Oet 10-18. 3. ' E. Chapman, aecy. _ CeUna Clay Co. Fair Aaan. Oct. 6-7. W. C. Davl'son, aecy. ClarksTlUe—Montgomery Co. Fair. Oct 11-14. H. L. Michel, secy. . Derr Lodge—Morgan CO, Fair. Sept 19-22. If.' M. Goad. aecy. Dresden—^Weakley Co. Fair Assn. Sept 13-18: W. R. McWhertcr, secy. Dye rsbnrg—Dyer Co. Fair Assn. Oct 10-14. M. W. EUl, secy. GreenrlUe—Greene Co. Fair ft Festival. Sept. 27-21. Chas. P. Faynes, aecy. Hnmbnidt—Hnmhiddt Trl-Co. Fair Assn. Sept : 2i'-3W. C. W. Rooks, secy. JackTOD—West Tenn. AgrL ft Fair Assn. Oet 3-11. W. F. Barry, aecy. 'arks<m—West Tenn. Colored A. ft M. Fair. . Oct. 11-14. J. Wesley Banks, secy. KnoxvUle—^Appalachian Expo. Sept 11-Oct I. Col. Carry F. Spcnce, secy. Memphis—Tri-State Fair & Expo. Sept 28- Oct. 4. Frank D. Fuller, eccy. NashTllle—Tennessee State Fair. Sept 18-23. E. s. Shannon, secy. & mgr. Paris—^Henry Co. Fair Assn. Sept 20-23. Hngh E. Tyson, seey. PnlasU—Gnes Co.-Fair .Assn.. Sept. 12-16. W. ■ J. Tancey, secy. Rhea Snilngs—Rhea & Meigs Co. Fair. Oct 2- 7. H. B. Payne, seey. Borne—Smith Co. A. ft Jt .Aasn. Sept 14-16. Seth M. Cortey, secy. Sweetwater—East Tennessee Fair. Oct. 10-13. C- B. PlckeL secy. » Tnllaboma—Tollaboma Fair Assn. Sept 14-16. . Jchn W. Hartffli, secy. TEXAS Seanmont—Southeast Texas Fair Aasn. Nov. 27-Dec 2. T. W. Larfcln, secy. lertram—Tlmpson Co. - Fair.- Not. 1-S. Geo. O. White, secy. Soscoe—^Nolan Co. Fair. Oct. 4-6. B. P. Hop- kins^ 8ecy. Tnero—^DeWItt Cb. AgrL Ezhlb. Sept 29-30. Henry Mnggee, seey. Sallaa—Texaa State Fair. Oet. 14-28. Sydney . Smith, sen-, racksboto—JaekslNno Fifth Ammal Com Show ind CamlTal. Oct 2-7. C. A. Worthlngton, secy. Jherty—Liberty Co. Fair Assn. Not. 24-25. Clarence Chambers, aecy. Meridian—Bonqoe Co. Fair. Sept. 27-30. J. M. Brooks, secy, tnsooe—Nolan Comity Fair. Oet 4-6. B. F. Hopkins, Ian -Angelo—San Angelo Fair Assn. Sept 26- 80. A. D. West. aeey. in Antonio—International Fair Assn. Mot. B. 12. J. M. Tance, aecy. ft mgr. Fimpson—^Eaet Texas Fair. Oct 4-7. Stephen . Ohamness. eecy. ▼SCO—Texas Cotton Palace Assn. Not. 4-10. 6. N. tiaylleld, secy, ft mgr. nXAH Igdes—Inter-JIonntaln Four State Fair. Sept. 22-80. H. H. Bowe, secy, ft mgr. 4alt lake City—Utah State Fair Aasn. Oct. 2- T. Horace 8. Bnaign, seey. TEBKOHS Srattleboro—Valley Fair Assn. Sept. S6-28. O. F. Benson, seey. Oast Hardwlck—Caledonia Orange Fair. Sept 23. E. B. Fay, secy, ilancbester Center—Battesklll Valley Ind. Soc. Sept 19-21. W. H: Benedict, secy. Uontpeller—Vermont State Hort Soc Not. 1- 2. Prof. H. B. Cumminga, secy. Funbridge—Union Agrl. Sue. Sept. 26-28. G- 8. Swan, ma. Vhlte River Jonctkm-Vermont State Fair. Sept 19-22. F. L. Davis, secy, ft mgr. TIR6INU Danville—DanvUle Fair Assn. (Inc.). Oet. 17- 20. G. P. Geoghegan, secy. Smporla—Emporia Agrl. Fair Assn. Oct. 81- Nov. 3. E. E. Goodwyn, secy. rarmvUle—Buffalo Riding ft Driving Assn. Oct. 24-27. J. L. Hart secy, ronesville—Lee Co. Fair Assn. Sept 14-16. C. V. Harris, secy. Gynehbnrg—Interstate Fair. Assn. Oct. 8-6. F. A. Ijoveiock, secy. tfartlnsvlUe—MartiuBvnie Athletic Assn. Oct. 10-18. T. H. SeU. secy. Hathews—Sontbslde Agrt. Fair. Oct. 3-5. Per- dval Hicks, secy. Mathewa—Fair. Oct. 25-27. Percival Hicks. secy. Pecerabnrg—Sontbslde Virginia Fair. Oct. 17- 21. J. H. Patterson, secy. Ucbmond—State Pair of Virginia. Oct 9-14. Mark R. Lloyd, mgr. ftoanoke—Roanoke Ind. ft Agrl. Assn. Sept. 28-29. L. A. Scholz, secy. Sontbslde—Colored Fair. Oet 31-NOT. 2. Percival Hicks, secy. Snffolk—Suffolk Fair Assn. Oct 24-27.' H. W. FitzGerald, secy. Fazeweil—Tazewell Fair Assn. Sept 19-21. H. Claude Pobat, secy. WASHIMOTOir Jheballs—Southwest Washington Fair Assn. Sept 11-18. O. R. Walker, aecy. Colfax—Whitman County Fair. Sept 25-29. Chas. McKenzle, secy. Oayton—Torchet Valley Agrl. Fair Assn. Sept, 27- 30. L. B. Kenworthy, seey, !?orth Yakima—^Washington State Fair. Sept. 28- 30. John W. Pace, secy, ft mgr. ?nyaliup—Valley Fair Assn. Oct 3-7. lohn HlUs, secy. ipokane—Spokane Interatate Fair. Oct 2-8. Robert H. Cosgrove, secy. Spokane—Fourth Nat Apple Show. Nov. 23-80. Ren H. Rice. secy. Walla Walla—Walla Walla Co. Fair Assn. Sept 18-23. R. H. Johnson, secy, ft mgr. Vilbni^WUbnr Fab Assn. Oct 17-20. F. W. Owen, secy. WEST YIBGIHU Snckbamion—Upshnr Co. Fair. Sept 25-28. O. ' C. Arnold, secy. CSarksburg—^Weac Virginia Fair Assn. Sept. 18-22. James M. Hess, aecy. Slklns—Elklna Fair Aaan. Sept 26-28. W. H. Coleman, secy. > Ulddleboume—Tyler Co. Fair Assn. Dates not set. K. C. Moore, secy, jpeneer—The Roane Co. Fair. Sept 25-28. Ray. mond Dodson, secy. WISCONSIN intlgo—LoDglade CO. AgrL Soc. Sept 19-22. Li. G. -Armstrong, secy, ippleton—Fux Kiver Fair Asan. Sept 19-21. W. H. Schnldea, secy, lugnsta—^Ean Claire Co. Pair. Oct. 3-6. Bert Frederick, secy. Jerlln—^Falr. Sept. 19-22. E. Crevems, secy. ■<TOC»—Pair. Sent. 14-IB. John Bron«ky, •erv. Baraboo—Sank Co. Agrl. Society. Sept 26-29. S. A. Pelton. secy. Beaver Dam—^Dodge CO. Fair Assn. Sept. 25- 29. C. W. Harvey, secy, ft mgr. Cedarbnrg—Ozaukee Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept 21-23. Jacob Dietrich, secy. Chippewa Falls—Northern Wisconsin State Fair. Sept. 18-22. W. F. Horn, secy. Dnraud—Pepin Oo. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 28-29. G, S. Peck, secy. Downing—^Downing Fair Assn. Oct. 6-7. E. F. Stoddard, secy. Glkhom—Fair. Sept 19-22. F. M. Porter, secy. Ellsworth—Fair. Sept 20-22. E. H.. Powers, secy. Elroy—Pair. Oct 3-5. J. H.- Smith, secy. Friendship—Adama Co. Agrl. Society. Sept. 20- 22. J. W. Purvcs. secy. Gays Mills—Gays Mills Fair Assn. Oct 9-12. B. O. 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