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86 SEPTEMBER 16, 1911. Chronological List of Fairs Data Arranged According to the Sequence of Agricultural ^ Fair Events to Facilitate tlie Arrangement 1 " of Bookings SEPTE MBER . '1*H IHT* WJdUR Colorado—Montrose. Western Slope Fair Ahsn. 19-22. S. B. HobaufSb, 8«^. Pneblo—Colorado State Fi.lt. JS-23. A. U ■.■■.•Prlce».'S2cy. ■■■ Coonectleat—Cbegter. Chester Agr. & ileeh. ' SocrfSO. : W. P.-Holden, secy. Chester;: Fair. Sept. .20. D. F. HikmI. secy. Brookljji. v;,Wlndham Co. Fair. Sept. lU-31. Ji B. Stetson, seer. Hamlmnc. Lj^me- Grange. Sept. 20. J- . Warren vStarb. secy. Uartfonl. Conn. Hort. Sc. Sept. 13-20. . Alex Cnmuilngs Jr. Bockrlile. RockTjlle Fair Assn. 19-21. P. J. Cooler, secy. „ . Idabi^Blackfiiot. S. K. Idaho Fair Assn. Sept. 12-15i H. B. Cortls, secy. Illiiiols—Aledo. Mercer County Agrl. Soc 19- K 22:; i;W_ :D., Emerson secy. _ ™ „,;, jAniba]r..-I.ee Conatr Fair Assn. 19-22. WII- ■■■■.■.•'.f,-riiaiii,-ai-'Ieeeh, secy. , . Brees9. Breese D. & P. Assn. 10-23. A. W. . Gxiins^' secy.: . ' _ IJelavahS Tazewell: Co. Agrl. Board. Sept; V 12^13^= . S. C. Jones, secy; Petonci E. Will County Dtet. Fair Assn. 20- ■ . 22. Fred Cartens. secy. . . . Plnckney Yilla. Ferry CO. . Agrl. Soc. 18-22. J. Ci WlUly, secy. , .„ „ Warren. Onion Agrl. Socy. 19-22. J. H. Richardson, secy. , lDdIana'M;onTerse; Miami Co. Agrl. Assn. 19- 22i;'!:WIII::W. Draper^ secy. Becatar.: Adams County Pair. 19-22. Chas. g^'j Jj0glcy secy. '' ■ • Evaosvllle.' rErans :Bns. Hen's; DrlTing Club. I»-23. A. J. Ragan. secy. „ ' KcndallTiUe. Noble County Fair. 18-22. TJ. V. Broase, sScy. - . - ,„ ~, ■ ■•reirre Haate. Vigo County Pair. 19-22.^ Chas. R. Dnffln, secy. . „ ,„ ~, Iowa—Algona. Kossuth Co. AgrL Soc IS-JZ. T. P. Herrlngton, secy. , ^ _ „ Audubon. Andobon Co. Agrl. Socy. 19-22. 5. ■"' C ' Curtis " ' Secy. Boone. Boone Driving Park;* Fair Assn. 19- . 21. Jolm S. Crooks, secy. ■ _ . Britt.; Hancock CO. Agrl. Soc. 19-21. H. A. Clarlndau 'ciarlnda Fair Assn. 18-22. J. C. ■ Clinton. Clinton District ITalr. 19-22. J. B. Ahrens. secy. . :_ ■ Krundv Ctnter. Grundy fio. Agrl. Soc. 19- 21. ■ !«. M- Hawn, secy. Marengo. Iowa County Agrl Soc. 19-21. ; Alex McLennan, secy. „'»_..;., Missouri Valley. The Harrison Connty Agrl, Soc 18-21- B. Nosbrook. secy. New Sharon. Xew Sharon DIst. Agrl. Soc. 18- 21 C. F. Monger, secy. Rhodes. BJlen Dlst. Agrl. Soc. 19-22. H. Slonx City, 'interstate Fair Assn. 18-24. Joe Morton, seer. „ , . > Kansas—Burden. Eastern Cowley Fair Assn. ' 20-22. B. V. Gratton. scey. _ , Coaoonlia. Clood Co. Fair Assn. 19-23. Fred W. Sturgess, secy. _ „ Hutchinson. Kansas State Fair. 19-27. A. Ot^;,^"^'nkuS^bo. Agrl. soc. 19-22. J. Robinson. Wolf River Valley Fair, Sept, 20-23. Harry M. Leslie, secy. _ . _ ~v Ke-fm-kv—^Horse Cave. Hart Co. Pair Co. JU- 23. "W. V. Bell. secy. Morgantown. Butler Co. Fair Assn. 21-B3. J. D. Burch. secy. Maine—Canton. Androscoggin Valley Agrl. Soc 19- 21. O. M. Richardson, .secy, Eden Agrl. Soc. 20-21. P. A. Wood. «cy-_ 'Gorbam. Gorham Agrl. Soc. 19-21. C. H. Leigbton. i=ecv.. Cumberland Mills. Me. HarUand. Bartl and Fair. 14^16. E. A. Web- South Kennebec South Kennebec AgtL Soc. 19-21. L. H. Ford, s«^. . . Sooth Windsor. Soath Keunebes SUr. lS-21. X.. H. Ford, secy. Hassachneetts—Spencer. Spencer. Farmers' Mech. itasoi. 22-23. Geo. N. Balner. seer. «reenfield. Franklin 0>. AgrL Soc Sept. 20. 21. J. H. Murphy, segr. ■ ■ ,i. Topsfleld. Essex Co.-Agrl, Sot. 19-20 wxea A. Stailth, secy. _ . ..^ „ rxbrldge. Blackstone Valley Agtl. Soc. 19- 20. Dr. M. R. Shaipe. secT. Mlchfean—Detroit. Michigan State Fair. 18- 21. Eugene Fiaeld. secjr. „ Caylord. Otsego Co. Pair. 19-22. A. H. Van Dora% secy.. . . ,-,.,«o t» r- OreenvUie. GieenTllle Fair Assn. 19-22 B. C. Ecker. secy. i, „ ,. H«t. Oceana Co. Fair. 10-22. P. H. Mack, Uu&U. - Great Calhoun Pair. 19-22. E. S* Scott 0£cy Prtoskey. ' Eounet Co. Agrl. Soc. 19-22. Geo. W. McCabe. secy. Minnesota—Albert lea. Freeborn Co. Agil. Soc. 20-22. O. M. Peterson, secy. Browns Vallev. Traverse Co. Agr. Assn. 14-16. H. V. Beald, secy. CfintottO'. Big Stone - Co, Agr, Soc 18-21. J. C.-..Benaer,L secy. „ Tarksoo.' Jackson Co.- Fair Assn. 18-20. W. H. Baker, secy.' . Montevideo—Honferiaeo IMvbiK Park ft Fair Assn. 19-21.' :Jas.: B. Bmnlp. se<^ . Morris. Stevens Co. Agrl. Soc 21-23. Geo. W. Beise; secy. „ ^ Kcw Clm. Brown Co. Agrl. Soc. 19-20. Wm. 21-23. 10-21. 19-22. 18-22. 19.21. H. 20- B.' Enceihert. secv Pine Cltr; Pine Co. Agrl. Soc. Vlainview.- Wabash Co. Ind. Fair •22. Geo., r. Sylvester, secy, Olyter. , LB^cote Oo^ Agrl. ;S^ 19-22. T. H. v*ro^ni^-:".secy t ■ ■ - . . Shshnpee: Scott Co.-Agr. Soc 14-16. F. H. ■Helnen, secyi Warren. Jlaishall Co. Agrl. Assn. Sept. 18- i'20. Dr.'E. T. Prank, aecy. Windsor. So. Kennebec.Agr. Soc, 19-20. L. . H.'Ford. secy. W'lom. Tri-Csnnty Fair Assn. 19-22. Lee n. Biene, secy. Mississippi—Booneville. Prentiss Co. Fair .Vssn. lil-22. W. L. Xewhouse.. secy. Columbus. Miss. & West. Ala. Fair .Assn. 18-21. J. K. Randle. secy, i Missouri—BnMer. Bates Co. Fair Assn. 19-22. T. J. Da.v» secy. _ „ , De Sota. Jefferson Co. Fair. 19.22. C. J. Davidson, secy. „ . Jefferson City. Cole Connty Fair Assn. ■ Sept. 18-21. P. C. Sbinn. secy. Kansas City. Jackson Co. Negro Fair. Sept. 2l-0ct. 5. J. Weaver, secy. - Sikt'Ston. Scott Co. Fair. 19-23. Upper Creve Couvr. St. Louts Co. Fair. 21- 24. G'-". F. Bowi>-s, sec.v.- Montana—Billings. Tellowstone Valley Fair. 18-28.-- W. A. Selvidge.^^secy. „ Glendlve. Dawson Co. Fair Assn. 19-21. Fked J. Gimldlng, secy.' ™ „ Nebraska—Albion, lioone Co. Fair. 19-22. E. M. Mansaeld; secy. _ „ , ™ Alliance. Bor Butte'Co. Pair. 20-22. I. E. ■ Task, secy. - , » ^ Ohamitiers. HoH Co. Pair. 20-22. J. Holden. sec.v. " . - ■ . ' ^ ^ "Culbertson. Hitchcock Coi Fair. 21-23. W. Z. Taylor, spry. ' . ■ , , - • David ClV- Putler Co, Pair. 19-22;- John D. Haall^ pres.' ■ - • ■■ -Goriwu. Sheridan: Co. Fair. 10-22. Frank I. Letson. seej\. . .1 „ „ . Hooper;- Dodge Co. . Fair. 19-22. 3. H, Heins, Nclsmi'. SuckoUs Co. Fair. 18-22. Gpo. J actsfHi* secV Stanton. Stanton Co. Pair. 19-22. Alfred Pont secy. Stockvillc. Frontier Co. Fair. 19 22. L. H. Cheney, secy. . Thedford. Thomas Co. Agr. Soc. 14-16. Harry W. Kliby. secy. „ , . Sew Mexico—^Parmington.: Parmtngton Pair As- sociation. 19-22. Chas. W. Bownc. secy. Xew Yorlt-Batavia. Genesee Co., Agrl. Soc. 20-23. Albert E. Brown, secy. . Brookfleld. BrooKfield (Madison Co.) AgrJ. Soc. 18-21. P. M. Spooner. secy. Canandaigoa. Ontario Co. Agrl. »oc. Clair L. M«a-ey. secy. Cooperstown. Otsego Co. Agrl. Soc. Bdw. I. King, secy. Cuba. Cuba Fair & Racing Assn. Geo. H. Swift, secy. Elmlra. Chenntng Co. Agrl. Soc. Charles S. Liattin. secy. Ithaca. Tompkins Co. Agrl. Soc. 19-22. J. W.- Tourtellet. srcy. „ Newark." Xewark Fair Assn. 21-23. - Chas. E. Leggett. secy. . Ogdensburg. Ogd. Fair & Horse ShoWi lP-22. Jnlius Prank, secvl . Oneonta. Oneonta' Union Agrl. Soc. 18-21. : Shirley L; Huntington, sec.v. Perry, SUver Lake Agrl. & Mech. Assn. 18- 20. D. E. Androa, secy. „ ■„ ^ Elverhead. Suffolk Co. Agrl. Soc- 19-22. Harry Lee. secy.' Scbubarie. Sthoharie Co. Agrl. Soc. 18-21. E. L. Auchampaugli. secy. . ' White Plains. Westchester Co. Hort. & Agrl. Soc. - 18-23. • Daniel W. Maloney. secy. North Dakota—Willston. WUlHms -Co. Fair Assn. -20-22. t. S. OhantDlue.csecy. " Ohio—Elvrla. Loratne Co, Fair. 19-22. An- thony Nledlng, s«7-. _ „ . Fremont. Sandusky Co. Fair. 19-22. C. A. Hocbendel. secy. „ „ Logan. . Hocking Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 20-23. p. A. Koppe, eecy. ™ McConneleviUe. Morgan Co. Fair. 20-22. 1. E. Mcllheney, secy. Marietta. Washington Agrl. & Mech. Assn. 19.22. Dr. Wm. Mitchell. sec.v. New Lexington. • Perry Co. AgrL Soc. 20-22. J. R. Montgomery, secy, „ „ Powell. Delaware Co. AgrL Soc. 19-22. B. S. Xeff. secy. ■St. ClalrsvHle. Belmont Co. Fair Assn. 19- 21. J. H. Taylor, secy. Troy. Miami Co. Fair Assn. 18-22. C. D. Martin, secy. Upper Sandusky. Wyandot Co. Fair. 19-22. J. T. Lonsaban^ secy. Wanseon. Fulton Co. AgrL Fair. 18.22. E. ' p. Ames. secy. OlclalMina—Agra. North Lincoln -Co, Fair. 21- 23. Will Boaaton. secy. " El Beno, El .Beno and South Western Fair Assn. 20-23. W. A. Manrer, secy. Klna^lier. ■ Farmers* Inst, and Fair Assn. 14-16. Arthur B. Bracken, aecy, McAlester. , mttsburg Co.-Fair. Sept. 16-18. B. F. Hackett. mgr. Pawnee. . F'awnee Park Sc Fair Assn. 18-23. Frank Hudson, secy. Oregon—3teMInnvllle. Vamhin Co. Pair. 19- 22. H. H. Belt, secy. .Oresham, Grant Co. Fair. 21-24. Emll G. KaideH, aecy. Pennsylvania—Allentown. Great Allentown Fair. 19-22. H. B. Schall. secy. Bedford. Bedford Co. Agr. Soc 18.22. J. Boy Cessna, seey. Kooicsvllle. JeltersOQ Co. Agrl. Soc. 12-15. Arthur B. Stewart, eecy. .• Cacmlcbael. Green Co. Agri. Soc. 19-22. W. A. Ruth, secy. . Mansfield. Smythe Park Assn. 19-22. Bay Chonbotiiam, secy. Milton. Milton Fair & Nwtbumberiand Co. AgrL Assn. 19-22. Wm. G. Mlnflock. secy. Stonebnro. Uercer Co. Agrl. SdC 18-21. Geo. ■ H. 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