Monticello Fair Returns With Stock Show and Premiums
The 1866 Monticello Colt Fair Society held its second annual neighborhood fair on September 29 at a trotting track north of the village. Entries included suckling and yearling colts, brood mares, stallions, and trotters with premiums awarded to local breeders such as A Holston and H Sandhouse. About 1,000 spectators attended as judges timed heats and the event advertised future fairs and the county agricultural display opening nearby in Ana Morris.
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Wayne Township
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John White
Bowen's Prairie
James Thompson
D. W. Bacon
C. E. Wales
M. M. Moulton
W. H. Walworth
G. W. Bacon
F. F. Beardsley
John Sutherland
J. Clark
Green Richardson
R. Reed
Curtis Stone
A. Holston
John Potter
George George
H. Sandhouse
F. M. Hicks
Blodgett
John Skelley
Joseph Kohout
R. A. Rynerson
B. Youssee
George Brazelton
H. F. Caine
John Clark
G.eilers
B.C. Merit
J." Tibbits
C. Matson
Frances Reither
G. Eilers
A. Eilers
John Jacobs
Henry King
John Shelley
A. Miller
F. Fairchild
E. S. Blodgett
S. Y. Bradstreet
A. Fairchild
George Eastman
Lightfoot
P. P. Thompson
Boquet
Jack Hamilton
Joseph Tryon
P. O. Babcock
Jack
Anamosa
Fowler
Fischer House
Neighborhood Fair to Open Brood Mares Trotting Stock
August 30 1866 meeting of stock raisers agreed to broaden the fair beyond a cattle show to include brood mares trotting stock and young horses. The event is planned for the latter part of September with entries open to sucklings two and three year old colts brood mares and trotting stock. The meeting adjourned to next Saturday to further organize.
Neighborhood Fair Proves Successful Despite Weather
The second annual neighborhood fair held last Saturday closed to the satisfaction of the executive committee and patrons. favorable weather contrasted with prior conditions, reflecting well on the organizers, who emphasize the fair as a rising annual event for local stock raisers and community pride.
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