New York Clipper (May 1915)

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May 22 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 45 AJBF. 6HAFERO plans to have a congress of oil* dltles at White City, Chicago. IT 13 said that the Oklahoma. State Fair -will abandon all Mods of outdoor advertising this sea- son and Trill confine their publicity and advertis- ing, to the newspapers alone. FOND DU iiCT Wis., wants to have the State Fair held In that city. It was tried there some- thing like forty years ago and proved a failure. 'IHE 1910 convention of the American National Live Stock Association will be held In El Paso, Tex. Financial assistance will be given by the State to the extent of $25,000, It Is said. The 1916 convention was held In San Francisco. THE world's record In exposition construction was established by the French government In the construction of the French pavilion at the Panama- Paclflc Exposition, according to Commerce Reports. It cost J.100.000 and required the services of one hundred and fifty French artists and artisans. At one period of the construction twenty-five per cent, of the work was pccorapllshed In two weeks. M. O. HEJIM, of Electric Park, Kansas City, makes annual cruises In Florida waters on hli yacht Dragon. He likes to wrangle with monsters of the deep. During his last cruise he landed a 132 pound silver king tarpon. The big fish was mounted end may now he seen at Electric Part, which la owned and operated by the said Mr. Helm, FAIRS. INDIANA. Auex, Fort Wayne, S. 14-18, P. T. Strleder. Bartholomew, Columbus, A. 10-13, Jos. H. Hauk. Blackford, Monrrpeller, Jy. 21-23, C. L. Smith. Ei_iCKJS-oiiD. Hartford City, 0. H-9, C. J. M. I.leber. Eoo.se, Lebanon, A. 10-13. Win. J. Wood. Clinton. Frankfort, A. 17-20, W. Q. HlmmeiwTjgnt. Cuawfobd, Marengo, A. 10-20, M. M. Terry. Dfabbobn, Lawrenccburg, Jy. 14-17, Estal G. Blelby. DtLAWABK, Muncle, A. 3-0, Frank J. Claypool. Dubois, Huntlngburg, A. 0-14, D. W. Plcfchardt. Elkhart, Goshen, A. 31-3. 8, Frank B. Xoder. Faiette, ComnersvUle, A. 17-20, Jasper L. Ken- nedy. Fountain, Corvlugton, S. 7-10, George P. Schwln. Fulton, Rochester, S. 1-4, J. Howard Reed. Gibson, Princeton, A. 30-S. 4, John N. Hopklna. Geant. Paonnount, A. IT-20. John Flanagan. GhiNT, Marlon, Jy. 26-30, E. F. Ferree. Hacbison, Corydon, A. 23-27, Jap. W. Ttrrley. Hekby, Mlddletown. Jy. 27-30, F. A. Wlsehort. Hbnev, New Castle, A. 10-13, E. H. Peed. Huntington, Huntington, S. 7-11, F. E. Wlcken- helser. Howasd, RussIavHle, A. 3-6, Robt-Whlteman. Jackson, Crothenrrtile, A. 25-27, C. V. Wllsmon. Jat, Portland, A. 30-S. 3, James F. Graves. Jennings, North. Vernon, Jy. 27-30, W. G. Norrls. Johnson, Bdlnburg, A. 4-6. Robert G. Porter. Johnson. Franklin. A. 17-20, Arthur B. Owens. Knox, Vlncennes, A. 23-28, James M. House. Lapobte, Laporte, A. 24-27, J. B. Bowell. Lake, Crown Point, 3. 28-0. 1, S. J. Craig. Madison, El wood, A. 10-18, W. E. Clymer. Mabsrall, Bourbon, O. 5-8, B. W. Parka. Marshall. Bremen, S. 28-0. 1, J. B. Snyder. MONTGOMERY, Crawfordsvllle, A. 30-S. 3, Ward McClelland. Miami, Converse, 8. 14-17, W. W. Draper. Noble, KendallvlUe, S. 20-25. D. C. Brouse. Change. Orleans, S. l-:t. It. M. Jenkins. Poster, Valparaiso, A. 17-20, G. B. Boroholt. Posey, New Harmony, A. 10-13, Mrs. Carrie Mil- ler. Ripley, Osgood, Jy. 20-24, O. S. Jenkins. Rush, Rushvllle, A. 24-27. John Q. Thomas. Scott, Scotteburg. A. 31-S. 3, V. V. Hugh. Shelby, Shelbyvfile, A. 31-S. 4, E. E. Stroup. Steuben, Angola, O. 5-8. A. E. Blston. Spenceb, Rockport, A. 16-21, C. M. Partridge. Switzebland, East Enterprise, S. 1-3, Geo. B. Lostutter. Tippecanoe, Lafayette, A. 24-27, C. W. Travis. Vioo, Terre Hants, 8. 13-18, Charles R. Duffln. Wabash, North Manchester, S. 28-0. 1, John. Isan- barger. Wabbice, Boonvllle, A. 23-28, L. H. Folsom. Washington, Salem, S. 8-11, Charles R. Morris. KANSAS. Allen, loin, A. 31-S. 3, Dr. F. S. Beattle. Allen, Mbran, S. , E. N. MoCormack. Babton, Great Bend, O. 5-7. Porter Young. 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Platte, Columbus. S. 22-25, Jerry Carreg. Polk. 6sceola. A. 31-S. 2, Jr. H. Ban. _ Red Willow, Indlanola. O. 6-8. William Flourd. Saundebs, WuLoo, A. 31-S. 3, Henry Pickett. Scotts Bi.upf, (Mitchell, S. 1-3. Jas. T. Whitehead. Skwabd, S<>ward. S. 14-JT, T. C. Beck. Sbebidan, Gordon. S. 7-10, N. Cochran. Sherman, Loup City, S. 22-24, C. J. Tracy. Stanton, Stanton, A. 31-S. 8, A. H. Loebe. Thateb, Deshler. A. 31-S. 3. E. J. Mitchell. Valley, Ord. A. 31-S. 3, Alvln Blessing. WcnsTEB, Bladen, S. 28-0. 1. 0. L. Llndgren. OHIO. Adams, West Union, S. 7-10. T. W. Ellison. Allen, Lima, S. 28-0. 1, C. A. Graham. Ashtabula, Jefferson, A. 30-S. 2, T. J. Weather- 9ton. Athens, Athens, A. 24-27, C. M. GUI. Auolaize, Wapakonerta A. 24-27. A. E. Schaffer. Belmont. St Clalrsvllfe, S. 1-3, John D. Hays. Bbown, Georgetown. O. 5-8, Edgar A. Qulnlan. FrTLEB, Hamilton, O. u-S, C. A. Kinnler. Cabboll, Carollton, O. 5-8, P. B. Roudebash. Cha&tpaign. Drbana, A. 10-13. S. 'M. Pence. 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