Special Notice for Exhibitors at the Fair
Exhibitors must submit a list of articles to the Secretary and secure entrance cards. No entries on the second day. Only properly entered items with an entry tag may compete. Space for stands may be reserved in advance by writing to the Secretary with the required fee. Railroad rates offer reduced fares. distant attendees get one third fare with full fare paid outbound. Auction sales allowed on the last two days with a 1 percent auctioneers fee. Stock and entrants pay gate and stall fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R
Ane
Society For
Story County
Coburg
Officers for 1898 List Names and Roles
The document lists officers for 1898 including President Anna Beatty Secretary W F Swayze Assistant Secretary Curtis A Wood Treasurer J F Martin Marshal and Superintendent of Stalls B Alderman and C G Ashford plus numerous ward officers and trustees with names tied to communities such as Indian Creek LaFayette Lincoln Milford Nevada New Albany and others. The list ends with a partial line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Ashford
J. F. Martin
Anna Beatty
W. F. Swayze Curtis A. Wood
John Riddlesbarger Co
B. Alderman
Phoebe V. Mead
Collins
L. Oliver
Franklin
Geo. Hemstock
Grant
E. F. Bell
Howard
W. J. Veneman
Indian Creek
T. T. Henryson
LaFayette
T. J. Pollock
Lincoln
L. McKim
Milford
Chas
Hamilton
Nevada
J. L. Hostetter
New Albany
Division Superintendents List By Department
In Floral Hall and Agricultural Hall divisions the roster covers sub divisions from A to O with specific superintendents for each. Names include Dennis Maloney Freeman Elliott William Gates Totten L McKim G C White H D Chamberlain D Booker and others across crafts and crafts education departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Maloney
D. M. Grove Freeman Elliott William Gates
Annual Fair Entries and Judging Schedule Notice
Program outlines August 6 as general preparation and entry day with free admission for attendees. Entries accepted 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Secretary's office, then 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the city office. final closing of books after 9 p.m. unless directed otherwise. Second day August 16 covers stock judging fore noon. judges begin at 9 a.m. and classes called as ready. WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S DAY is canceled by management.
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Board of Directors
Exhibition rules and stock premiums for county fair
The article outlines contest entry procedures due by August 5, prize divisions for school work and crafts, class and division rules for livestock and animal exhibitions, stall and entry fees, jury duties, and penalties. It details divisions A through 13 with premiums, entry limits, and conduct expectations for exhibitors and judges.
Admission policy at fair delays for young visitors
The notice states all children under thirteen may enter gratis every day if accompanied by a parent or guardian through the outer gate. No horses are allowed west of the amphitheater and the west half of the grounds is reserved for pedestrians. Teachers and parents are urged to bring children to enjoy the fair, with emphasis on a day for rest and family amusement. Thursday August 1 marks a day for attendance and premiums, followed by a Friday program on August 12 at 9 30 with supervision and class rules.
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Laykee
Pitian
Arle
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Taupspa
Story County Agricultural Society
Fair Ground
Iowa
FATR
Jessie D. Pay
G. Ashford
E. R. Silliman
Chas. E. Smith
J. F. Martin, Ea. Silliman
F. H. Greenwaldt
Floral Hall Agricultural Hall
A. Totten
G, C. White
H. D. Chamberlain
Farm Implements and Machinery
J. Co
Uhm
Oscar Finley
C. Hamilton
J. Riddlesbarger
D. Booker
G. W. Phillips
May Boynton
D. M. Grove
Geo
Conolly
Eli Oppenheimer
B. F. Winsett
Lou Proctor
Peon
A. B. Shrader
United States
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Rammar
B. d. High School
Rules and Regulations
Executive Committee
Norman
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Willy
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Freeman Elliott
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