The Billboard 1906-04-28: Vol 18 Iss 17 (1906-04-28)

APRIL 28, 1906. The Billboard 49 | (u LIST OF FAIRS] This List is revised and corrected eaders will confer a favor by calling onr by ‘ention to any errors or omissions. CALIFORNIA entere—2 Dist. Agri. Fair. Oct. 1-4. . L. Newport, pres.; 8S. E. Rallbac., trees.: L. C. Dunham, sec’y. CONNECTICUT snbury—Danbury Agri. Fair. Oct. 16. Sam‘oa H. Rundle, pres. ; John W. Bacon, treas.; c. U. Rundle, sec'y town—Newtown Agri. Fair. Sept. 25 27. RK. C. Mitehell, pres. ; H. G. Curt treds.; Pr. H. MeOCarthy, sec’y. Potnam—Putnam Park Assn. Fair. 14. Michael R, Joy, pres.; Richard an, reas.; Ernest M _Arnold, sec’ Stafford Springs—Sta fford Springs” sos. Fair. Oct. 2-4. E. C. Dennis, pres. ; R. . Fish, treas.; Ernest M. Arnold, sec’y. Rockville—Rockville Assn. Fair. Sept. 25-27. Andrew Kingsbury, pres.; F. A. Randall, reas.; A. L. Martin, sec’y. wal iamantic— Willimantic Fair. Sept. 18-20. ‘oes. A. Gates, pres.; Geo. 8S. Billiott, treas.; tremens R. Sadd, sec’y. FLORIDA Miami—Dade Co. Agri. Fair. March 12-17. B. Vv. Blackman, sec'y and gen. mgr. GEORGIA Atlanta—Georgla State Fair. Oct. W. Smith, pres.; C an, treas.; Weldon, sec’y. Calboun—Gordon Co. Fair. Oct. 26. O. N. Hecks, treas.; J. T. Me Starr, Po ng Fr. L. y, Daltes— Whitfield Co. Fair. Oct. 16-31. P. Va T. Reynolds, pres. Macon—Georgia Farmers’ Fair. Oct. 210. Bridges Smith, pres.; Oscar E. Dooly, treas.; Eugene Anderson, sec'y. IDAHO Lewiston—Lewiston & Clarkston Fair. Oct. 8 18. J. T. Ray, pres.; Otto Kettenbach, weas.; C. W. Mount, sec’y ILLINOIS — Sept. 21-14; Julian ChurehBel! evitleBt. Clair Co. Fair. Oct. 26. Wm, Winklemann, pres.; Geo. Reichert, sec’y. Camatgo—Dougias Co. Agri. Fair. Sept. 10-14. John B. Hammet, pres.; G. C. Jeffers, treas.; A Hayward, sec’y Aug. 28-Sept. 1. 10-20. Alex. Falr. Charleston—Coles Co. Fair. A. J. Craig, pres.; W. O. Glassco, sec’ Carlinvil le—Macoupin Co. Fair. Oct. 9-12. A. T. Oarmady, pres.; A. M. Boring, treas.; Geo. J. Castle, sec'y. Cambri dge—Henry Co. Fair. Aug. 20-24. Theo. rllenstein. sec’ El Paso “Woodford Co. Fair. Sept 27-31. &. A. Childs, pres.; A. H. Waite, treas.; J. fF. Bosworth, secs. Hquality—Gallatin Co. Fair. Oct. 26. Geo. W. More, pres.; C. W. , treas.; L. W. Gordan sec'y. Falrfleld—Wayne Co. Fair. Aug. 28-31. B. F. Leininger, pres.; Harry L. Leininger, treas.; Chas. F. Leininger, sec’y. farmer City—Farmer City Fair. t S. Farmer, sec’y Freeport —Stephenson to. Pe J. £ hi age -paton . BR. Jongkuns, treas.; Jas. Rezner, Griggeville—Iilincte “Valley Fair. July 8isec" Aug. 3. Will J. Con 11-14. Acker Thos. J. Aug. 14-17. Sept. 8-7. nors, Joliet—The Will Co. a Sept. Ruland, pres.; R. T. Kelly, treas.; Kelly, sec’y. Kankakee—Kankakee Agri. Fair. Sept. 10-13. C. Schobey, ar W. J. Brock, treas.; Lem Small, sec’ LeRoy—MeLean Co. Fatr. Aug. Be a. Vv. Smith, pres.; B. D. Riddle. Libertyville—Lake Co. Pair. ay Z2. W. E. ~s pres. ; E. W. Parkburst, treas.; J. B. rse sec y. Marioo—W Iiiameon Co. Fair. Sept. 123-15. Jacob Goodall, pres.; —— © EB. Goodall, treas.; Geo. C. Campbell, sec’y Monticello—Platt Co. Far Aug. 14-17. &: E. Moffitt, pres.; W. More, treas.; C. H. Ridgely, sec’y. Morrison—Whiteside Co. Fair. Sept. 4-7. J. J. Hurbert, oes. Wm. Boyd, treas.; W. A. Ble odgett, S veatt, pres.; Paris—Edgar Co. Fair. Aug. Moss, pres.; R. G. Sutherland, treas.; 8. B. McCord, ’ sec’y. . , Princeton—Bureau Co. Fair. . €% WW. S. Martin. pree.; H. ~~’ Peterson, treas.; Chas. L. Trimble, sec’ Robinson—Crawford ‘Co. Fair. 438. ©. V. Coulter, pres.; W. A. W sec'y. ae Fair Assn. Sept. 11-14. Pi Severy, pres.; Ff. 8. Mosher, treas.; L. Stinson, Py. &y: rl ogfield—Iilinote State Fair. Sept. 28-Oct. . ©. Jarrard, eec'y Urtaneat —, Fair. Sept. 4-7. Wm. Dallenbach, prea.; W. W. Ldndley, => Warren—Union Agricultural Socie nual Co. Fair. Aug, 14-17: pres.; R. C. Cullen, sec'y. oming—-Wyoming ‘Fatr.” Aug. 28-31. J. W. Smith, prene G. R. Macciyment. eec’y. INDIANA * Bept. 10-14. Hiram a pres.; J. K. Douglas, treas.; W. D. mpking, sec’y. Seo Sabon, Ww a ell—Agrl. Bright, oF cana Bees Co. Fair. Aug. 27-31. Dan _Frank R. right, “gta : Crothersville Crethersvili Fair. Sept. 25-28. D W. Waters, pres.; Wm. er, treas.; hh. Butler, aec’y. Decatur—Great’ Northern Indiana Fair. Aug. &SS1. George | Tricker, gree.; Jno. Brown, eas.; ©. D. Kankle, Fat rmount—Agricultural ‘Patr. “Aug. 610. Xen. ‘. Edwards, sec’ Frookfort—Frankfort Pair. Aug. sO. A. A. Laird. pres.; Chas. B. , eec’ Aug. L B. Clore, pres.; C. A. C. A. Dungan, sec’y. Ft. Wayne—Ft. Wuses Assn. 22. John C. Peters, Myers, sec’ Huntingburg—Dubols Overstreet, treas.; Fair. Sept. 18pres.; Dr. Wm. F. Co. Fair. Sept. 10-15; Chas. Moenkhaus, pres.; W. E. Pockardt, sec'y. Indiana pol! is—Indian State Fair. Sept. 10-14. H. L. Nowlin, pres. ; LaGrange, treas.; Chas Dowing. sec’y, Room 14, State House. LaFayette—LaFayette Agri. Fair. Sept. 8-7. Jno. M. Cason, pres.; Adam Wallace treas.; Henry A. Miller, sec’y. Lawrenceburg—Dearborn Co. Fair. A 21 H. L. Nowlin, sec. 2. S. M. Roberts, pres.; Middletow n—Middletown Fair. July Sl-Aug. 8. Cc. B. Pendleton pres. ; T. E. Mooney, treas.; F. A. Wiseheart. sec’ Mt. Vernon—Mt. Vernon Fair. Aug. 14-17, J. M. Harlem, sec'’y. North Manchester—North Manchester Fair & Racing Assn. Oct. 2-6. Jno. Isenbarger, pres. ; H. B. Sheller, treas.; Chas. Wright, sec’y. Osgood—Ripley Co. Fair. Aug. 7-10. Wm. Rosengard, pres.; Addison I. Harding, treas.; Thos. E. Wilson, sec’y, Portland—Jay Co. Fair. Gept. 8-7. J. G. Crowell, pres.; Haines F. Graves, treas.; W. M. Haynes, sec’y. Rochester—Rochester Agri. Fair. Sept. 5-8. Arch Stinson, pres.; Fred H. Cornelius, sec’y. Rock port—The Rockport Fair. Aug. 21-25. C. M. Partridge. sec’y. Shelbyville—Shelby Co. Fair. Sept. 4-8. Fred T. Hack pres. ; D. L. Wilson, treas.; Walter Elliott. sec'y. Valpareiso—Valparaiso Fair (Porter Co.). Uae. 11-14. P. W. Clifford, pres.; Dr. H. M v ans; treas.; C. S. Warren—Tri-Co. Fair. Aug. 21:25. Dr. W. D. Bontfield, pres.; Pri , treas.; L. W. Pulley, sec’y. IOWA Anamosa—Anamosa Fair. Aug. 13-17. Clifford L. Niles, pres.; J. E. Reamley, sec’y.; EB. EB. Waters, treas. Stoomite—Saris Co. Fair. Sept. 11-14. 0. Wisdom, pres.; E. K. Herr, treas.; J. © + AB, sec’y. Burlington—DesMoines Co. Fair. eee. Hunt, pres.; C. C. City—Wapsie Co. D Hedges, pres.; F. W. treas.; Ernest E. Henderson. seo’y. Clinton—Clinton Dist. Fair. Sept, 1821. Hon. John L. Wilson, pres.; Fred Rixon, treas.; J. B. Aherns, sec’y. DesMoines—lowa State Fair. Aug. &-81. J. C. Simpson, sec’y. Donnellson—Lee County Fair. Sept. 5-7. John Aog. Haffner, pres. ; G. W. Mattern, treas.; Chris. Haffaer, sec’y. Dubuque—Tri-State FairAug. 27-81. D. O. Stewart, sec’y. Bikader—Agrl. Fair. Aug. 21-2. J. A. Kramer, sec’y. Fairfield—Jefferson Co. Fair. om. 11-14. J. J. Manatrey, pres.; H. Vv. Downs, treas.; R. C. Sayers, sec’y. Grinnell—Grinnell Fair. Sept. 3-5. Sam Jacob, pres.; I. S. Balley, sec’y.; J. R. Beeler, treas. Forest City—Winnebago Co. Fair. Oct. 2-5. Jacobs, pres.; W. O. Hanson, treas.; J. A. Peters, sec’ Greenfield—Adair Co. Fair. Sept. 4-7. i A. Gibbs, pres.; H. A. Smith, treas.; J. E. Brooks, sec'y Sampten —Soackilie Co. Fair. Sept. 11-18; C. F. Roemer, sy Wm. Boots, treas.; J. W. Cummings. sec Holsteln—Holstein Agrl. Fair. Sept. 45. W. F. Hutton, sec’y Humboldt—Humboldt Co. Fair. Sept. 11-14. L. C. Tranger, pres.; EB. A. Wilder, treas.; John Cunningham, sec’y. Independence—Agr!. Fair. Sept. 2-7. Frank . Orr, pres.; Richard Keane, treas.; Chas. L. King, eec'y. Iowa City—Johnson Co. A. & A. M. Fair. Sept. 10-13. R. B. Graham, pres.; J. E. Switzer, treas.; Geo. A. Hitchcock. sec’y. Mt. Pleasant—Henry Co. Falr. J 17. T. P. Campbell, pres.; W. Worth a treas.; C. M. Clark, sec’y. Maquoketa—Jackson Co. Fair. Sept. 4-7. Jos. pan pres.; Fred Fischer, treas.; R. D. Bly. Rock *Valley—Rock Valley Agri. E. 8S. Thayer, pres.; Dennis Scanlon, sec*y. Massena Fair Sept. 10-13. S. D. FE. W. Holmes. treas.; D. Soci Fatr. H. ox Howe, Fair. Sept. S. Targe, eames Massena. Wycof, P. Hogan, National—Clayton “County Agri. Sept. 4-6. Jos. Matt, pres. ; treas.; Henry ag =) sec’y. Nevada—Story Co. Fa = _* a3. <A. A. Frazier, pres.; H. s. Craddick, treas.; F. H. Greenmalt, sec’y. Northwood—Worth Co. Fair. Sept. 25-27. Nels Thorson, pres.; E. H. Beckwith, treas.; 5. H. Miller, sec’y. Onawa—Monona Co. Fair. Orange City—Sloux Vander Melide, pres.; G. treas.; H. Slikkerveer, pg Co. Fatr. Sept. ; J. I. Sweney, treas.; W. 4-7. 4 County Fair. Sept. 4Maj. D. B. Marshall, pres.; F. BE. Sheléce. treas.; Thos. ange yy i = Red Oak—Montgomery e Henry Peterson, pres.; Ww. 8. Ellie’ Aug. 28-31. B. Larson, sec’ ra Point—District Fatr. Geo. Wheeler, gene. J. PB. Dunsmore, treas.; Aug. 28-31. E. B. J. P. Howard, Frisbee, treas.; J. UL. Sept. 5-7. Co. Fair. Sept. 19-21. A. L. Van de Steeg, sec’y 18-20. R. H. a 20-23. treas.; eec’y. Sheldon—Shbeldon Fair. ’ gree.’ J. E sec y. ay Cliy—Inter State Pair. Sept. 10-15. F. L. Baton, pres.; ge. tee Wirick, aoe: s Toledo—Tama Oo. ° ° Taplin, pres.; red ge * treas.: &. G. Smith, sec’y. Victor—Victor Fair. Aug. 14-16. Chas, Raffensperger, pres.; John Steffy, treas.; J. P. Bowling, sec’y. Waukon—Allamankee Co. Fair Sept. 18-21. S. H. Cooper, pres.; 3. Kelley, treas.; A. €. Larson, sec’y Waterloo—Waterloo "pair. July 24. Cc. O. Laween. _— ; M. C. Vaughn; L. H. Stevens, West ponnt-Weet Point Dist. Fair. Ang. 2830 3. BR. Tralley, pres.. Ft. Madison, Ia.; . L. Peebles, sec’y. 7 T'nlon—Fifty-Seeond Annual ——— Co. Fair. Sept. 4-7. H. P. Hancock, Williamsburg—Williamsburg Fair. Sept. i118. Frar Fre ok lin—Johneon Co, Fair. Advertising Buttons, St. Louls Button Go. Eagle Buttoas. St. Louis Button Co. CIRCLE SWIN In 1904 we manufactured, erect-ed and financed 16 swings of a special make. Last year we made 27 of the improved style 2, shown at right. This is a more expensive machine, and we are selling a great many of them, but will make the cheaper type if desired. 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