The Billboard 1911-09-16: Vol 23 Iss 37 (1911-09-16)

86 The Bi llboard SEPTEMBER 16, 1911, ~ Chronological List of Fairs Data Arranged According to the Sequence of Agricultural . Fair Events to Facilitate the Arrangement of Bookings . SEPTEMBER. Mississippl er tg Suvaties Ge. Fair Assn 9-22. . L. Newhouse, secy, THIRD WEEK Comes. Wien & Wee Sk Bele pow. Colorado—Montrose. Western Slope Fair Assn. 16-21, J. R. Randle, secy. 19-22 Ss. B. Hobaugh, secy. Missourl—Butler, Bates Co. Fair Assn 19-22 Pueblo— olorado State Fair. 18-23. A. I. T. J. Day, secy : Price, secy. De Sota. Jefferson Co. Fair, 19-22. €. J. Connecticut—C hester. Chester Agr. & Mech. Davidson, secy. : Soc. 20. W. P. Holden, secy. Jefferson City. Cole County Fair Assn. Sept. Chester. Fair. Sept. 20. D. F, Hood, sec) 18-21, F.C. Shinn, secy. 7a Brooklyn Windham Co. Fair. Sept. 19-21. Kans?ts City. Jackson Co. Negro Fair. Sept. J. B. Stetson, secy 71-Oct. 5. J. Weaver, SeCY. : Hamburg. Lyme Grange, Sept. 20. J. Sikesion. Scott Co. Fair 19-23 r Creve Courr, St. Louis Co. Fair 21 Gee, RL Bowles, secy. Billings. Yellowstone Valley Fair. 3. W. A. Selvidge, secy. Warren Stark, seey. Hartford Conn Hort Sc. Sept. 19-20 Alex Cummings Jr Rockville. Kockville Fair Assn. 19-21. F. J. Cooley. secy. Glendive. Dawson Co, Fair Assn. 19-21. — zn ke ge gg rgaher. nina a gg mn Fair. 19-22. E. Minas wb. Mercer County a. “ Alllance. Box’ Butte Co. Fair. 20-22. I. E. Pe A ed ee Te Chambers. Hoi Co. Fair. 20-22. J. W. "Grens, ota na a acaba * wid calberteon. iteneoek Co. Fair, 21-23. W. Tae tt ae ee OP teste Oe. Putier Co, Fair, 19-22, John D Petone =." | rage gamma Fels Som. 30Gorvea Sheridan Co. Fair. 19-22. Frank ttt . n' " = « . yo . sec\, ee wiles, yg echemndanneliainas ee Dodge Co, Fair, 19-22. J. H. Heins, ee ee Se SO SSS. 3. mt. Nelson, Nuckotls Co. Pair, 19-22, Geo, Indiana-—Converse. Miami Co. Agrl. Assn. 19—— Sennaen Co. Fair. 19-22. Alfred 22. Will W. Draper, secy. = Pont, secy. Decatur. sane County Fair. 19-22, Chas. Stockville. Frontier Co. Fair. 19 22. L. BH E. Magley, secy. z Cheney, secy. Evansville ‘_ Bus. ee Driving Club. Thedford. Thomas Co. Agr. Soc. 14-16. 19-23. A. d agan, secy. 7 Harry W. Kirby, secy. ; Kendallville. Noble County Fair. 18-22. U.] vey Mexico Farmington. Farmington Fair As Brouse, secy. ; 7” 9.99 sociation. 19-22. Chas. W. Bowne, secy. “= et ~ 2 ae 19-22. New York—Batavia. Genesee Co., Agri. Soe. Chas. R yuffin, secy. : zi 20-23. Albert E. Brown, secy lowa—Algona. Kossuth Co. Agri. Soc. 1822.) Brookfield. Brookfield (Madison Co.) Agri. Soc. =. 5. Cigerengeen, sery18-21. F. M. Spooner, secy. Audubon. Auduben Co, Agri, Socy. 19-22. S. Canandaigua. Ontario Co. Agri. Soc, 21-23. C. Curtis, secy. Clair L. Morey. seey. Poone. Boone Driving Park & Fair Assn. 19Cooperstown. Otsego Co. Agri. Soc. 19-21, 21. John S. Crooks, secy. , Edw. I. King, secy. a Pritt. Hancock Co. Agri. Soc. 19-21. H. A. Cuba. Cuba Fair & Racing Assn. 19-22. Karly, secy Geo. H. Swift, secy. 3 ‘ Clarinda. Clarinda Fair Assn. 18-22. J. C. Elmira. Chenning Co. Agri. See 18-22. Beckner, secy. Charles S. Lattin, secy. ar Clinton Clinton Distriet Fair. 19-22. J. B. Ithaca. Tompkins Co. Agri. Soc. 19-22. J. Ahrens, secy. W. Tourtellet. secy. . ; Grundy Center. Grundy Co. Agri. Soc. 19Newark. Newark Fair Assn. 21-28. Chas. 21. LL. M. Hawn, secy. E. Leggett, secy. : : ee Marengo lowa County Agrl Soc. 19-21. ay my BS gy had & Horse Show. -22. x McLennan, secy. ulius ank. secs. . : oe soem Valles The Harrison County Agri. ey “gy = ht rong a. Sec, 18-21. 4 ‘~ 39 Ne Fae Bit. hod Soe Perry. Silver Lake Agri. & Mech. Assn. 18. Ne Sharon New > on st. J » Bee. at} agri. Nese “Cc. F. Monger, secy. 20. D. R. Andrus, secy. Riverhead. Suffolk Co. Agri. Soc. 19-22. Harry Lee. secy. Rhodes. Eden Dist. Agrl. Soc. 19-22. H. ; fl Schoharie. Schoharie Co. Agrl. Soc. 18-21. . Weeks, secy / Sioux City. Interstate Fair Assn. 18-24. Joe E. L. Auchampangh, secy. : ape Oto a be i > P : yestchester Co. ort. & Agri. ___ Morton, secy an Cowley Fair Assn. White F laine. Westchester c ) H ort t Ag Kansas—Burden. Eastern 3 Soe. 18-23. Daniel W. Maloney, seey. 20-22. R. V. Gratton, secy. North Dakota—Wiliston. Williems Co. Fair Concordia. Cloud Co. Fair Assn. 19-23. Fred W. Sturgess. secy. Hutchinson. Kansas L.. Sponsler, secy. } Ottawa. Franklin Co. Agri. Soc. 19-22. J. R. Finley. secy Assn. 20-22 L. S. Champine, secy. Ohio—Elyria. Loraine Co. Fair. 19-22. An thony Nieding, secy. : Fremont. Sandusky Co. Fair. 19-22. ©. A. Hochendel, seecy State Fair. 19-27. A. Robinson. Wolf River Valley Fair. Sept. 20-22. a omy rgd Agri. Soc. Sept. 20-25. Ken Weky Horse Cave. Hart Co. Fair Co. 20 SS. ae Co, Fair. 20-22. ©. sin near a Fair Assn. 21-23. a x Dr. Wan Mitchel “ovey., . as sSatne—Canten, Amivenceggia Walley Aigst. Gor.) "57 ee ee. SORE, ot ag oat F A. ‘Wood, secy. Oe Ni oa tite: eee. Gorham. Gorham (Agri. a A ag ea H. ©, Clsteneitie, Belmont Co. Fair Assn. 19 mastines "Gaslcad Pale, 14 16. E. A. WebTrov. Miami Co. Fair Assn. 18-22. C. D. ep trie comes hen tee.| oper Rinses, Jwrzett Co Pat 028 South Windsor. South Kennebes Fair. 19-21.]| Wauseon. Fulton Co. Agri. Fair. 19-22. E. stenbenag aatit . Mech thine nee Karts Lineoln Co. Fair. 21 Meme 32-23 Geo, Ne Rainer, secs, | | 2%, Will Houston, secy. : ; " » no. El Ren nd South Western Fair a SB ee pasiienanieaal ~— 20-23. “W. % saurer, secy. an _ . i Kingfisher. Farmers’ Inst. and Fair Assn. Topsfield. Eseex Co.’ Agri. Soc. 19-20 Fred a hte O Wiad ooer. wietie Wetton Valley Agri. Soc. 19a Pittsburs Co. Fair. Sept. 16-18. 20. Dr. M. R. Sharpe, secy. emane Panes Oat & Ser dem 2098. Michigan—Detroit. Michigan State Fair. 18Frank Hudson, secy. 27. Eugene Fifield, secy. Oregon—MeMinnville. Yambill ©o. Fair. 19Gaylord. Otsego Co. Fair. 19-22, A. H. 22. H. H. Belt, seey. Van Doran, secy. Gresham. Grant Co. Fair. 21-24. Emil 6G. Greenville. Greenville Fair Assn, 19-22 R. C. "Kardell, secy. Ecker, secy. : , " Pennsylvania—Allentown. Great Allentown Hart. Oceana Co. Fair. 19-22. F. H. Mack, Fair. 19-22. H. B. Schall, secy. = 2 secy. a : Redford. Bedford Co. Agr. Soc. 19-22. . Marshall. Great Calhoun Fair. 19-22. R. ‘Rey , ~~ ©. Seett, secy. ooksville, ‘Jefferson Co. Agri. Soc. 12-15. P:toskey, Emmet Co. Agri. Soc. 19-22. Geo. ——— a oo Agr! ”, 5 W. MeCabe, secy. ; ; Carmichael. Green Co. Agri. Soc. 19-22. W. Minnesota—Albert Lea. Freeborn Co. Agri. A. Ruth, seey, Soc, 20-22. 0. M. Peterson, secy. Mansfield. Smythe Park Assn. 19-22. Ray Browns Valley Traverse Co. Agr. Assn. Chonbotham, secy. 14-16. H. V. Heald, secy. Milton. Mi:ton Fair & Northumberland Co. Clinton.” Big Stone Co. Agr. Soc. 19-21. Agri. Assn. 19-22. Wm. G. Mindock, secy. J. C.. Bender, secy. Stoneboro. Mercer Co. Agri. Soc, 18-21. Geo, Jackson. Jackson Co. Fair Assn. 18-20. W. H. Fowler, secy. H. Baker, secy. — Pork & Fair Tunkhannock. Wyoming Co. Fair Assn. 19 Montevids Montevideo Driving Par a 20. *. S. Harding. secy. Assn. 19-21. Jas. R. Burnip, secy. , Rhode Island—Portsmouth. “Newport Co. Agri. Morris. Stevens Co. Agrl. Soc. 21-23. Geo. Soc. 19-22. John M. Eldredge, secy, W. Reise, secy. _ ~ South Dakota—Alexandra. Hanson Co. Fair ee Assn. 19-21. Perey Smith, secy. 2° Engelbe Cy. anon : “ao we i = Pine City Pine Co, Agrl. Soe. 19-21. H. ies. Bescings Co, Fair, 19-22. Geo, oe W. Hart, seer. = ey bE , of ® Neos Dlainview Wabash Co. Ind. Fair Assn. 20 soem Stanley Co. Fair 19-21 Frank * Svivester, secy, wats BEET. 1 oln ©o. Agri. Soc, 19-22. J. H. | Tennessee—Deer Lodge. Morgan Co. Fair. 19 22. M. M. Goad, secy. Shakopes Seott Co. Agr. Soc. 14-16. F. H Nashville Tennessee State Fair 18-25 J. Heinen, secy. W. Russwurm, secy. ’ ~~ n Marshall Co. Agrl. Assn. Sept. 18 Paris. Henry Co. Fair. 20-23. Hugh E. Werrer {a a £ t ea 20 Dr. E. T. Frank, secy. yson, secy, Windsor. So. Kennebec Agr. Soc. 19-20. L. Rome, ee ne A. & M. Assn. 14-16. . H. Ford, secy. Seth M. Conley, secy Vinone Tri-County Fair Assn. 19-22. 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