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

af SEPTEMBER 16, 1911, ae a The Bi llboard 89 OCTOBER. FIRST WEEK, Alobama—Alexander City. Tallapoosa Co, Fair Assn, 38-6. A. P. Fuquay, secy. Anniston, Calhoun Co. Fair Assn. 1-9. C. F. Douglas, secy. Rirmingham. Alabama State Fair. 65-14. E. pv. Chaffee, secy. Tuscumbia. Colbert Co. Fair Assn. 4-7. John P. MeGaw, mer. | Faulkner Co. Fair Assn. Arkansas—Comway. 3 R. B. McCulloch, secy. Fayetteville. Washington Co. Fair Assn, 8-6, LL. L. Nettleship, secy. California—Fresno, Fresno Co, Agri. Assn. 2-7. Rk, A. Powell, secy. Colorado—Calhan. El Paso County Fair Assn. 5-8. Milas N. Johnson, Simla, Col. Connecticut—Danbury. Danbury Agri. Soc. 2-7. D. K. G. Rundle, secy. Harwinton. Harwinton Agr. Soc, 3. Bentley, secy. Torrington, Suffield. Fair. Oct. 3-4 J. P. Graham, secy. Idaho—Caldwell. Canyon Co. Fair Assn. 3-8. Elmer Clark, secy. Twin Falls. Twin Falls Commercial Club. 86. Robert W. Spangler, secy. Illinois—Goleonda. Pope Co. Agri. Assn, 4-7. Cc. Kerr, secy. Sparta. + ay ey Co. Driving Club & Fair Assn. . Brown, secy. Indiana—Bourbon. H ; Bourbon Fair Assn. 3-6. . W. Parks, secy. lows —Fairfield. Jeff Co. Agrl. Assn. 3-5. R. W. Lamson, secs. Guthrie Center. Guthrie County Fair sn. 3-6. R. M. Crane, secy. d — Pella. Lake Prairie District Fair. 3-6. Chas Porter, secy. j Kansas—Chetopa. Chetopa Fall Fair Assn, 4 A . N. Bell, secy. Cimarren. Gray Co. Agrl. Soc. 5-6. Charley Bull, secy. Douglas. Agri. Soc. 4-7. J. A. Clay, secy. Effingham Effingham Falr Assn. Oct. 4-6. C. E. Sells, secy. Minneapolis. Ottawa Co. Fair Assn. J. E Johnston, secy. ; St. John. Stafford Co. Fair Assn. 3-6. Wm. Cadman, secy. Wakefield. Wakefield Agri. Soc. 4-5. Engene Elkin, secy. Eenteaky Paducah. Paducah Fair Assn., Inc, Rodney C. Davis, secy. Owensboro. Daviess County Fair. Oct. 4-7. a &. A. Sovne Jr.. secy. ulsiana—RBreaux Bridge. St. Martin P, Fair. 5-8. A. J. Danterive, secy — Coushatta—Red River Pari * 3. (—<—€=«. * ®. Ruston. Lincoln Parish Fair Assn. E. F Warren, secy. : Maine—Acton. Shapleigh & Act air Fred K. Bodwell, secy. ey SA Damariscotta. Lincoln Co. Fair. 3-5. A. L. oe secy. armington. Farmingto a... F, Smith, eee, — cn reeport. Free nf Sag, eeport Agrl. Soc. 4-5. Willis Frveburg. West Oxford Agr. om, Meken, secy. a. & nity. Tnity Park Assn, jo ~ Revachte, secy. “ oe. Tam 9. aryland—Cumberland. Cumber!l Ae Ty 8-6. . EB. ed Pg . urel—Md. State Fai . c. : Hlachman, joey r Assn. 38-7. C. R. assechusetts—BHrockton. Brockton Fair and Horse Show. Oct. 3-6. Perley G. Flint, secy. Northampton. Hampshire, Franklin and Hamp den Agr. Soc. 4-5. C. A, Mont Palmer. Palmer Fair. Oct. _—. Chandler, secy. Michigan—Armada. Armada Agri. Soc. 4-6 Rad Ax H n Co e. uro} ‘ ae nm Co. Agri. Soc. Henry Stew— Oceolla Co. Fair. 8-5. W. E. Davis, Flint—Flint Fair, ; Hastings. On. 2 Orry Hulett, 5. Wm. Veit, secy. Hastings Fair. 2-7. Geo. E. Cole an secy. sdale. a — e. Hillsdale. 3-6. C. W. Terwilliger, Imlay City. Im! Rathsbutg, sees? c''Y Astl. Soc. 8-5. Frank Seat Ste. Marie. Chippewa Co. Agrl. Soc. Standish. Aren Holden, Arenac Co. Agri. Soc. 6-7. C. R. Minnesota—Canby Yellow Medici v. ’ ne Co. Fair a Assn. 36. Frank E. Milland. secy. eet Western Wright Co. Fair Assn. 5-7. W. Beckman. secy. Mississtpp!_—Louleville. Winston Co, Fair Assn. sec, 8-7. W. Cc. Hight, Tupelo. 3-7. W. P. Long, Tri Co. Fair Assn. Bec. Missonri—Piotmont. Tri-County Fair Assn. 4-6. U. L. Jones, sec : Nebraska—Reatrice, Tah aane ce. Gage Co. Fair. 2-6. H. V. Minéea. Kearney Co. Fair. 3-6. Val Jansen, Pawnee City. Paw : Dr = awnee Co. Fair. 4-7. J. C. ‘ew Hampshire—Plymouth. Union G | ’ " range Ne Assn. 2-5. Richard Pattee, sec. obi ew Jersey—Monnt Holly. Mount Holly Fair. a. ®& BR. PL Wills, secy, ew Mexico—Clayton. Union Co. Fair Assn. °-6. Howell FRarnest. sec, ae Falr Assn. 38-6, “ew York-——Dundee. Dundee Fal . x; L. prostre®, sec, ee “onda Montgome "Martin a ery Co. Agri. Soc. 2-5. J. B, emlock Hemlock Lake Union Agr ; Marnie, Bike Westbrook, ‘secy. ~ orris Morris ‘alr Assn. 3-5. : "S region ssn 3-5 dD. F. : ° Carolina—Rurlington. Almance Fair Assn. wr *. Jnitus H. Harden, mer. \ aynesvilie, Haywood Co. Fair. 8-6. J. D. = toone gttt? iInstonStem, Ptedme x0 B. Webb, wn" ee st son) Dskota—Aneta, Ancta Fair, 2-8 W. BE . Smith, secy. j pre Us ywond McLean Co, Fair Assn. 38-5. ‘a Hoge. secy, \kron, Summit Co, Fair Assn. 3-7. P. Pwart, secy, The Harrison Co, Agri. Soc, 3-5. C. Osburn, secy. ‘fown, Brown Co, . " is Richey, secy, Falr Assn. 8-6. ton. Butler Co,’ Aerl, Soc, 8-6. ©, A. u" one : secy, \ lewd Morr ww C ; A Miller. yoy ”. Fatr Asrn, 8-6. Licking Co, Fair. 3: secy, 0, Fair, 3-7, J, M. Far| Richwood. Richwood Tri-Co. Fair Assn. 3-6. . W. Lenox, secy. Summerfield. Summerfield Co. Fair Assn. 3-6, R. W. Lenox, secy. Pennsylvania—Bellefonte. Centre County Fair Assn. Oct. 3-6. D. G. Stewart, secy, Pennsylvania—Bloomsburg. Columbia Co. Agr. Soc. A. N. Yost, secy. Burgettetown. Union Agrl. Assn. 2-5. D. 8. Taylor, secy. Forksville. Sullivan Co. Agri, Soc. 3-6. P. L. Molyneux, secy. Ligonier. Ligonier Valley Fair. 4-6. Al. Musick, secy. York. York Co, Agri. Soc. 2-6, Ed. Chapin, secy. Tennessee—Celina. Clay Co. Fair Assn. 65-7. J. F. Staggs, secy. Jackson. West. Tenn. Agri. & Fair Assn. 3W. F. Barry, secy. Rhea & Meigs Co. Fair. Rhea Spring. 2-7. H. B, Payne, secy. Texas—Jacksboro. Jacksboro Sth Ave. Corn Show & Carnival. 2-7. C. A. Worthington, secy. Roscoe. Nolan County Fair. Oct. 4-6. B. P. Hopkins, secy. Timpson. East Texas Fair. 4-7. Shephen Chammess, secy. Utah—Salt Lake City. Utah State Fair. 2-7. Jorace S. Ensign, secy. Viegipe—igecnaeInterstate Fair Assn. 3-6. Lovelock, secy. Mathews. Southside Agri. Soc. 2-5. Percival Huks, secy. Washington—Puyallup. Valley Fair Assn. 3-7. John Mills, secy. Spokane. Spokane Interstate Fair. 2-8. Robt. H. Cosgrove, secy. Wisconsin—Augusta. Eau Claire Co, Fair. 3-6. Bert Frederick, secy. Downing: Downing Fair Assn. 5-7. E. F. Stoddard, secy. Elroy. Fair Assn. 3-5. J. H. Smith, secy. Hayward. Fair Assn. 3-5. A. Brouhard, secy. Kilbourn. Fair Assn. 3-6. C. D. Murray, secy. New London. Fair Assn. 3-6. A. W. Anderson, secy. St. Croix Falls. Fair Assn. 3-6. John C. Heglund, secy Viola. Kickapoo Valley Agri. Soc. 3-6. W. I. Griffin, secy. Wryoming—Rasin. Big Horn Fair Assn. 4-8. i M. 0. Barnes. secy. Canada—Aliaton, Ont. Alliston Agri. Soc. 6-7. W. M. Lockhart. secy. Aylmer, Ont. East Elyita Co, Fair. 4-6. D. H. Price, secy. Beachburg, Ont. North Renfrew Agr. Soc. 4-6. Wm. Headrick, secy. Burford. Que. South Brant. Oct. 3-4. W. F. Miles, secy. Colborne, Ont, Colborne & Haldewiand Fair. | Assn. 3.6 John Morris, secy. Drayton, Ont Pee] & Drayton Agri. Soc. Oct. 3-4. Geo M. Fox. secy. 2-4, O. 4-5. Elmvale, Ont. Thos Township Fair. S. Burton, secy. Freelton, Ont. West Flamboro Fair. Jas. A. Gray, secy. Kirkton, Ont. Kirkton Fair Asen. 5-6. Amos Doune, seer. Florence. Ont. Florence Agri. Soc. Oct. 5-6. Walter Drew, secy. . Georgetown, Ont. Esquesing Falls Fair. Oct. 4-2 I. A. Tracy. secy. Manitowaning. Ont. Manitowaning Fair. 2-3. T. G. Hurlbert, secy. Markham, Ont. Markham Agrl. Soc. Oct. 4-5. A. Ward Milne, secy. R. C. Provincial Exhibi. H. Keary. secy. Agri. Soc. 2-3. Wm. SimpSackville & Westmoreland t. 45. Bliss M. Fawcett, New Westminster, tion. 3-7. W Onondaga. Ont. son, secy. Sackville. N. B. Agrl. Soc. eecy. Smithville, Ont. Peninsniar Central Fair. 56. W. F. H. Patterson. secy. Thomasville, Ont. East Kent Fair Assn. 2-4. Cc. A. Mayhew, secy. Tieswater, Ont. Tieswater Agri. Soc. 4-5. John Farquhaisen, secy. Warkworth. Township of Percy Agri. Soc. 5-7 P. S. Ewing Soc. Oct. Welland—Weriand Co. 3-4. W. G. Gaines, secy. Yarmouth, N. 8. Yarmouth Exhibition. 4-6. Wm. Corning, secy. SECOND WEFKEK. Alabama—Union Springs. Bullock Assn. 10-14. E. J. Pierce, Arkansas—Hot Springs. Arkansas 9-14. J. L. Wadler. secy. Connecticut—Stafford Springs. Stafford Springs Agri. Soc. 10-12. C. RB. Gary, secy. Nangatuck. Beacon Vallev Driving and Agri. Co. Fair. secy. State Fair. Assn. Inc. 11-12. J. P. Hogan, secy. Georgia—Dalton. Whitfield Co. Fair. 9-14. T. 8. MecCamy. secy. Macon. Georgia State Fair (colored). 12-20. Harry C. Robert. secy. Tallapoosa. Tallapoosa Fatr. 10-13. w. W. Summerlin. secy. Idaho—Poise. Rolse Intermountain Fair. 9-14. A. W. Hodges. secry Lewiston. Lewiston-Clarkston Falr. 9-14. John FE. Nickerson. secr Iltnols—Carlinville. Macoupin Co. Fair Assn. 10-18. 8, T. Carmody, secy. Indiana—-Angola. Steuben Co. Fair. 11-13. C. G. Heeckenlievely. secr. Kentucky—Morrar. Calloway Co. Fair Assn., Tne Ww. D. Helton secy. Olive Hill. Tri-Co. Fair. 10-14. . Col. S. V. Bocock, secy. Louisiane —Dodson. Winn Parish Fair. 10-13 Dr. B. H. Talbot, pres. Gibsland Bienville Fair. 10-13. S. I. Colvin, sec. Maine—Topsham. Topsham Aerl. Soc. 10-12. J. M. Stanwood, secy.. Brunswick, Me. Maryland—Hagerstown, Hagerstown Fair. 1018 D. M. Staley, secv. Michienn—Fowlerville. Fowlerville Agri. Soc. 10-18. Geo. A. Newman. secv. Mississipn!—Corinth. Alcorn Co. Fair Assn. 1012, R. M. Striplin, secy. Senatobia. Tate Co. Fair Assn. 11-13. T. R. Sindera Jr.. seev. Shnbvts, Shubnta Dist. Fair Assn. 11-14. R. W. Hetdelbere. seer Missour!—Kansas Citv. American Royal Fair Assn. 9-14, ua, Mo Kansas City. Show. 9-14 Lockwood Dode Co 18. Dr. R. A. Montena—Kalisnell,. Rhoades, secy. New Mexico—Albuquerque. New Mexico State Fair 9.14 J. R. MeManns, secy. North Carolina—Greensboro, Central Carolina Falr Assn, 11-18. Garland Denfel, seev. Asheville. Western North Carolina Fair. Oct. 10-13. Owen Gudger, secy. A. M. Thompson, secy., Nash American Rovel Live Stock A. W. Thompson, secy, Agri. & Mech. Soc. Frere, secv Y. Fair Assn. 10-13. W. B. 10 NOVELTIES | Canes, Pennants, Falr Novelties, Celebration Novelties, Souvenirs, Tickye lers, Confetti, Badges, hundreds new Noise Makers, Fraternal Pennants, Souveair Pennantsof every description. 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