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Patrick, Warren A. (ed.) / Show world
(April 11, 1908)
Show World fair list for 1908, pp. 24-26
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1p9l1,098. NATJoNAL -:2 .IHOE MR. HOTEL MANAGER: Representation in these columns means "DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET." Let us prove it. For rates and particulars ad- dress,HotelDepartment,TheShow World BUFFALO, N. Y. THE LENOX-Modern. Highest grade. Fireproof. E. $1.10 up. Continuous elec- Iric carriage service for patrons rough business district and to depots. Natchitoches. Natchitoches Parish Fair, 27-30, J. B. Tucker, Secy. Opelousas. St. Landry Parish Fair, 13-16. Plain Dealing. Bossier Parish Fair, 27. J. T. Manry, Secy. November. Shreveport. State Fair, 2-7. L. N. Brug- gerhoff, Secy. MAINE. August. Freeport. Fair, 25-26. B. F. Dennison, Secy. September. Monroe. Agricultural Fair, 15-17. Edwin Jenkins, Secy. MASSACHUSETTS. August. Marshfield. Fair, 26-28. I. H. Hatch, Secy. September. Charlemont. Deerfield Valley Fair, 10-11. S. W. Hawkes, Secy. October. Northampton. Fair, 2-3. L. E. Chand- ler, Secy. MICHIGAN. August. Benton Harbor. Berrien County Fair, 31- Sept. 4. H. A. Foeltzer, Secy. September. Adrian. Fair, 21-26. F. A. Bradish, Secy. Allegan. County Fair, 22-25. A. H. Fes- ter, Secy. Armada. County Fair, 30-Oct. 2. Owy Halett, Secy. Bay City. Fair, 15-18. C. L. Fox, Secy. Sig Rapids. Fair, 8-11. J. W. Morton, Secy. Cass City. Tuscola County Fair, 29-Oct. 2. Ira K. Reid, Secy. Detroit. Fair, 3-11. I. H. Butterfield, Secy. t rndee Fair, 15-1. L. B. Smith, Secy East Jordan. County Fair, 22-24. H . A. Brintnall, Secy. Flint. Industrial Fair, 22-25. Frank V. Soon, Secy. Grand Rapids. West Michigan State Fair, 14-18. Eugene D. Conger, Secy. Greenville. Montcalm County Fair, 22-25. Fred A. Gleason, Secy. Holland. County Fair, 29-Oct. 2. N. J. Whelan, Secy. Houghton. Copper County Fair, 29-Oct. 2John McNamara, Secy. Howard City. County Fair, 1-4. J. B. Haskins, Secy. Hillsdale. County Fair, 28-Oct. 2. C. W. Terwilliger, Secy. Imlay City. Loopeer County Fair, 29- Oct. 1. Frank Hathsburg, Sery. Reed City, Osceola County Fair, 22-24. A. M. Fleischbauer, Secy. MINNESOTA. August. Thief River. Red Lake County Fair, 5-7. G. A. Penney, Secy. Worthington. Nobles County Fair, 25-27. F. L. Bumiston, Secy. September. Albert Lea. Freeborn County Fair, 28- 30. J. L. Ingbritson, Secy. Bird Island. Fair, 14-16. Joe Haggerr, Secy. Sairmont. Martin County Fair, 10-12. Edw. Wade, Secy. Farmington. Fair, 23-25. W. L. Parker, Secy. Garden City. County Fair, 9-11. W. A. Roberts, Secy. Hutchinson. McLeod County Fair, 9-11. J. A. Lindenberg, Secy. LeAuens. County Fair, 7-9. M. W. Ormes, Secy. Marshall. Lyons County Fair, 29-Oct. 2. Rt. B. Daniel, Secy. RI ntevideo. Fair, 23-25. F. E. Bentley, Secy. Owatonna. Steele County Fair, 10-12. F. A. Dunham, Secy. St. Peter. Nico1let County Fair, 14-16. E. B. Miller, Secy. Waseca. County Fair, 16-18. A. S. Ma- loney, Secy. Windom. Fair, 22-23. F. G. Dunneliff, Secy. Winona. Winona County Fair, 7-12. Thos. B. Bill, Secy. Wheaton. County Fair, 16-18. 0. C. Neumann, Secy. MISSOURI. August. Bowling Green. Pike County Fair, 18-21 B. M. Strother, Secy. La Plata. Macon County Fair, 4-7. Chas. J. Sinn, Secy. Maitland. Holt County Fair, 17-21. G. F. Deond, Secy. Memphis. County Fair, 25-28. J. C. Kin- ney, Secy. Mexico. Fair Assn,, 25-28. E. H. Coo- ten, Secy. Platt City. Platte County Fair, 25-28. Wi. Forman, Secy. September. Independence. Jackson County Fair, 22- THE SHOW WORLD +1 IOTE CHICAGO, ILL. NORFOLK, VA. TO THE PROFESION: REVERE HOUSE- European plan, under THE LORRAINE-Fireproof, 8 stories high. Mlembers of the profession who mention new management. Remodeled and refur- Convenient to residential and business sec- nished throughout. 3 minutes from heart tions. European plan, $1.50 up. L. Berry the fact of having selected theirstopping of city. Phone in every room. Clark and Dodson, Manager. place from these columns are assured of Michigan streets. excellent service and right prices. DETROIT, MICH. PITTSBURG, PA. SEATTLE WASH. THE TULLER-In conter of city. Fireproof HOTEL SCHENLEY- Cars from the hotel SAVOY HOTEL-Twelve stories of solid and new. tnexcelled service. European direct to all theaters. 15 minutes' ride. comfort. Concrete, steel and marble. In plan. Every room with bath. $1.50 up. M. Special rates to the profession fashionable shopping district. 210 rooms, A. Shaw, Mgr. 135 baths. English grill. $1.00 up. 26. Wr. H. Johnson, Secy. Kahoka. Clark County Fair, 1-4. Geo. M. Hiller, Secy. Maysville. DeKalb County Fair, 29-Oct. 2. E. A. Bunton, Secy. Rockport. Atchison County Fair, 8-11. J. W. Young, Secy. Trenton. Grundy County Fair, 1-4. John W. Schooler, Secy. October. Sedalia. Fair, 3-9. John T. Stinson, secy. Washington. Fair, 9-12. J. L. Calvin, Secy. MONTANA. September. Anaconda. Fair, 23-26: Bozeman. Inter-State Fair, 1-4. Justin Mf. Smith, Secy. Great Falls. Cascade County Fair, 22-25. Oct. 2. Warren W. Moses. Secy. 1-telena. State Fair, 21-Oct. 3. John W. Pace,, Socy. Mleso City. Fair, 1-10. Missoula. County Fair, 21-26. E. C. Mul- roney, Secy. NEBRASKA. August. Lincoln. State Fair, 2S-Sept. 4. W. R. Mellor, Secy. Nebraska City, 8-16. W. S. Comut, Secy. September. Almo. Harlon County Fair, 9-12. A. B. Hunt, Sony. Ainsworth. Brown County Fair, 30-Oct. 2. C. W. Potter, Secy. Beatrice. Gage County Fair, 21-26. I. V. Riesen, Secy. Beaver City. Furnas County Fair, 15-18. W. C. F. Lumley, Secy. Clay Center. Clay County Fair, S-11. H. A. Sivanson, Secy. CuAertson. Hitchcock County Fair, 17- 19. W. Z. Taylor, Secy. Nelson. Nuckoils C'ounty Fair., 22-25. George Jac1kson, Secy. Osceola. Polk County Fair,, 22-24. 0. T. Ray, Secy. Stanton. County Fair, 15-18. W. P. Cowan, Secy. NEW JERSEY. September. Trenton. State Fair, 20-Oct. 2. M. R. Margerum, Secy. NEM MEXICO. September. Albugucrque. Tirritorial Fair, 29-Oct. 10. R. E. Twitchell, Secy. Springer. Colfax County Fair, 15. NEW YORK. August. Monticello. Sullivan County Fair, 26-28. L. P. Stratton, Secy. September. Nassau. County Fair, 16-18. Delmer Lynd. Secy. Syracuse. State Fair, 14-19. S. C. Sha- ver, Secy., Albany. NORTH CAROLINA. October. Raleigh. State Fair, 12-17. Jos. E. Pogue, Secy. Greensboro. Cent. Carolina Fair, 12-17. NORTH DAKOTA. July. Fargo. Cass County Fair, 20-25. Chas. E. Wilson, Secy. Jamestown. County Fair, 15-18. Geo. Richmond, Secy. Tessenden. Wells County Fair, 21-23. C. M. Binton, Secy. OHIO. August. Athens. Athens County Fair, 10-13. H. HT. Honting, Secy. Bellefontaine. Logan County Fair, 18-21. E. P. Ciamberland, Secy. Boston. Clermont County Fair, 25-28. A. S. Johnson, SeeS'. Bianchester. Clinton County Fair, 18-21. B. E. Chaney, Secy. California. Coney Island Co., 19-22. M. W. McIntyre, Secy. Carthage. Hamilton County Fair, 11-15. D. L. Sampson, Secy. Celina. Mercer County Fair, 17-21. S. J. Vining, Secy. Columbus. Ohio State Fair, 31-Sept. 4. T. L. Calvert, Secy. Greenville. Drake County, 24-28. J. A. Tillman, Secy. Jefferson. Ashtabula County Fair, 18-20. R. D. Lampson, Secy. Kenton. Hardin County Fair, 25-28. A. '. Evans, Secy. Ripley. Brown County, 4-7. L. H. Wil- liams, Secy. London. Madison County Fair, 25-28. E. B. Pancake, Secy. Mount Joy. Scioto County Fair, 25-28. W. A. McGeorge, Secy. New Lexington. Perry County Fair, 19- 21. J. H. Montgomery, Secy. Springfield. Clark County Fair, 18-21. S. Van Bird, Secy. St. Clairsville. Belmont County, 25-27. Bowling Green. Wood County Fair, 28- J. HT. Taylor. Secy. Oct. 2. R. S. Sweet, S ey. Urbana. County Fair, 11-14. J. W. Bucyres. Crawford County Fair, 15-18. Crowl, Secy. Guy E. Smith, Secy. Xenia. Greene County Fair, 4-7. R. R. Burton. Geauga County Fair, 8-11. W. Grieve, Secy. S. Ford, Secy. Zanesville. Muskingum County Fair, 25- Canfield. Mahoning County Fair, 22-24. 28. R. White, Secy. B. L. Manchester, Secy. Canton. Stark County Fair, 22-25. J. September. I. Lehman, Secy. Akron. Summit County Fair, 29-Oct. 2. Columbus. Ohio State Fair, Aug. 31- Maurice Betts, Secy. Sept. 4. BereB. Cttyahoga County Fair, 15-17. L. Croton. 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