Green County Fair marks centennial history at Monroe
Century of Green County fairs traced from 1853 efforts at the old Courthouse through the 100th anniversary. Highlights include the 1867 track control, 1876 fair buildings, the rise of premiums, expansion of grounds, and notable leaders like Arlie Frost and William A. Brown guiding the centennial planning.
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Green County
Green County Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute
Monroe
Ludlow
Mechanics Institute
Christopher Martin
William Hodges
Fairgrounds
Jockey Club
Agricultural Society
Tombstone
Mechanic’s
Wisconsin
Arlie Frost
William A. Brown
R. A. Etter
Vera Divan Smith
Browntown
E. L. Divan
Brown and Richardson
Leland C. White
Fred Kohli
Everett Keel
W. R.schuetze
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Louis R. Wollesen
Tne Racine
Fairy Association
Fred T. Burgy
Lyle Rodger
Herman Schmitz
Conrad’ Stauffacher
Harold Haworth
C. L. Hare
Ernest Hayes
Milton Johnson
Ralph A. Lindsay
St Neuberger
Louis H. Kohli
G. Galli
W. R. Schuetze
Howard Kohn
Wolleson
Times
Monroe Air Service
Winners at 1904 fair laud prize livestock and cheese glory
The 30th anniversary fair honored top livestock and cheese entrants with familiar family names. William Smiley of Albany led the Short horn beef herd with blue ribbons, while Fred Tschudy won dairy with Ayershires and Huffman Bros. claimed another Shorthorn ribbon. Brown Swiss trophies went to Jacob Voegels and Joshua Klassy led Brown Swiss calves. Ed C. Wenger’s Swiss cheese topped with 95. Sam Erb placed second. William Harper of Monroe won limburger.
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William Smiley
Albany
Smiley
Fred Tschudy
Huffman Bros
Jacob Voegels
Washington Township
Joshua Klassy
John Luchsinger
Fred Marty
J.D. Schindler
Ed C. Wenger
Sam Erb
William Harper
Monroe
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Metiele
Lee Howe
Green County Fair
J. B. Treat
J. Bolender
G. T. Hodges
Nea
Rly
aTam Cacurowar
Alus Warren
Freeport
Janesville
Hampshire
Methodist Church
N. B
Geo. W. Allen & Sons
Bauman
ACE
Grandpa
Schuetos