Holter Wild Animal Show at Carroll County Fair Milledgeville
Gene Holter brings an Old Animal Show to Milledgeville for the Carroll County Fair Monday. The two hour program features 60 plus trained animals and wild acts from Swiss Family Robinson and other productions. See ostrich sulkies, camel driving, a five ton elephant act, goats, shepherds, and a Tarzan exhibition.
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Walt Disney Productions
Hollywood
Gene Holter
Carroll County Fair
Milledgeville
Toby Tyler
Lassie
Big Babe
Flash
Rocky
Tarzan
Northern Illinois Championship Tractor Pull at Carroll County Fair
The first Northern Illinois Championship Tractor Pull is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 7, before the grandstand, with eliminations at 9 a.m. The event is led by Arnold Fink and the Lanark FFA, featuring a rare five cylinder tractor entry and trophies donated by multiple local firms including Hand el Implement, Chadwick Supply, Meyers and Litwiller, Rogers Oil, W. G. Byers, Hartman Implement, Bob's Barbershop, Carbaugh Farm Service, Carroll Service Co, and others.
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N. I
Northern Illinois
Carroll County Fair
Arnold Fink
Lanark High School
FFA
Fink
Handel Implement
Chadwick
Chadwick Supply Co
Meyers and Litwiller
Oan“Ville
Rogers Oil Co
Lanark
W. G. Byers & Son
Shannon
Hartman Implement
Mt. Carroll
Bob's Barbershop
Mill
Veteran breeders to judge dairy division at Carroll County Fair
Two veteran cattle breeders, John Buford of Orangeville and Howard Voegels of Monticello, will judge the dairy classes at Carroll County Fair. Buford handles Holsteins while Voegels judges Brown Swiss and Guernsey. Judging starts 9 a.m. August 8 and August 10 with six trophies awarded for top Holstein Brown Swiss and Guernsey junior and senior champions.
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Carroll County
John Buford
Orangeville
Howard Voegels
Monticello
Wis
Buford
Voegels
Guernsey
Walter Nehrkorn
Lanark
Derrer
Siefert
Jarchow
Mt. Carroll
Rawson
Poppenhouse
Specht
Milledgeville
Swingley
Hampton
Shannon
Dram Shop Act Section 135 and its liability reach
This column explains Illinois Dram Shop Act Section 135. It notes that any person who sold or gave alcohol to an intoxicated individual may be sued for damages, even by those not present at the sale, with dependents able to seek recovery if proven. limits include 15 000 for injuries and 20 000 for means of support, total not to exceed 20 000 for dependents.
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Thermogas
L. P
Elwood C. Diehl
Milledgeville, Ill
Rex Munz
Building Service CO
Lanark, Ill
Artie Worrell
Bruce WorreLl
Burkholder Implement Co
GMC
Massey-Ferguson
Massey - Ferguson Tractors
New Idea Farm Machinery
Stan
Ottawa
Gehl Lines
Sterling
Illinois
Holter
Bud Jones
Silver
Hoffman
Savanna, Ill
Lee W. Derrer
F. W. Siefert
D. F. Jarchow
Best
Culligan
Soft Water Service
H. Lyle Nicholas
Milledgeville, Illinois
Henrik Ibsen
Thorstein Veblen
Wacker & Miller
Standard Oil Products
Wrecker Service
Chicago Motor Club
Savanna
Progressive
State Bank
Ederal Res System
Charlotte Bronte
Archibald Henry Sayce
Joseph Addison
Blackhawk
Production Credit Association
Allen Airhart
Piper Building
Ill
Pilgrims Cafe
Polo Road
DeVoe
Rilco
Pella
Milledgeville Insurance Agency
General Insurance Real Estate
Tom Rasmussen
Elliott Jewelry Co
Main St
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