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field after a riotous course of rural dissipation and his employer never forgives the circus which lured him away. Ry all odds the best time for the circus to come is at the end of the Harvest and this 1s done as far as practicable. No largo ciretia would think of entering the bohth until the fall, and by the south is meant such states ns Texas, Ixnifsiann, Mississippi. Georgia, etc. The money the circus gets from the mill workers it gets in the spring, It took the routing powers some time to learn this. They used to send the —drcub into mill towns in the fall, rea-- aoning that as the fall is tho most ' prosperous season of the year through-cut the country it was not likely that conditions in the mill towns would beabnormal. But the circus found that liy the time of fall the mill workerswere more or less surfeited with summer amusements that even the attractions of the big show wero not strong enough to produce a satlsfac-13wltllrojPeragoSLsin'Imirio\tenNlwlwhch.mscoth-tih
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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
Sun, Jul 12, 1914
Page 9
Full Page
Clipped by
Fred P.
OH, USA 08 Jul 2020
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