New York and Iowa Prepare Exposition Displays
New York plans a vast Panama Pacific Exposition exhibit with $400 million in streetcar and water system displays plus $101 million for the canal project. The state will show agriculture livestock education arts and industry with heavy spending. Iowa trails with a smaller placeholder display as New York dominates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D LL. Ryan
New York Commission
Liberal Arte
Iowa
Illinois to Exhibit Livestock and Agriculture at Exposition
Illinois lawmakers earmark 34 000 for agri culture and livestock displays at the Pan Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco 1915. The commission aims to showcase top dairy cattle and premier farm products, with 160 000 for the Hinole building and funds allocated for education and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tllinois
San Francisco
Hinole
Lowas
Hiinuis
Ilinoia
Adolph Karpen
Ilinois Commission
Illinois
Ilinois
Pennsylvania Shows Progress With Exposition Budget
Pennsylvania plans $300,000 to project progress at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. $75,000 will cover building and furnishings, $20,000 funds the educational exhibit, with investments in agriculture and live stock for commerce and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Gaenter
B. Ray
Penesylvania Eee
Georgia and Michigan eye Panama Pacific Exposition plans
Georgia and Michigan state commissions push for Panama Pacific exhibition funding with hopes of state exhibits. Georgia plans a tent exhibit and building cost estimates, while Michigan signals readiness for a livestock and agricultural display if funds are found. Delaware and West Virginia also outline budgets and timelines for their participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe
Michigan
L. C. Cobbell
Grand Rapida
Michigan Commission
Fheater Iowa Association
Cobbell
Kansas
BL Or Mekhelvie
Towa
Thos
Wo Miller
Delaware
Foot and Mouth Disease Not to Stop Big Fair
The scare over foot and mouth disease will not affect the San Francisco World's Fate, with Ames official Dean Curtiss promising the great livestock train will depart in August and judging start in September. Exposition quarters for cattle have been improved to ensure health, and preparations for state exhibits continue as planned amid the outbreak elsewhere. The piece blends testimony on fairs with extended frontline accounts of Belgian refugees and the moral appeal of aid from Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dean Curtiss
Ames
Exposition
The
Union
Wiese Wercra
France
Atrip
Yser
Antwerp
Abstet
Agalo
Calais
Red Cross
Midi
Belgium
Paris
Brussels
Milch
American Commission For Relief
America
Commission For Relief In
Broadway
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
City of
Wiii Display Products
New York City
Michighh
Kanese
Georgia Fe
Frank Weldon
Georgia Commission
Georgia
Weldon
Grester Iown Association
Ferris
Ram
West Virginia
Tanner
By Will Irwin
Pas de Calais
Heke
Holland
American Conission For Relief In
Broadway, WN
Tam
Eatherville
Rogera Brothers
Central Life Insurance Company
John Rogers
Estherville, Iowa
Bushees
Businessuc
Cean
Towa Savings Bank
Iowa Savings Bank
Estherville
Photoplay Magazine
Photoplay Publishing Co
Chicago, Ill
Wat Gary
All Newsdealers
Washington, D
Ratekin Seed House
Shenandoah
Lows
Katekin
Shanendosks Levee
Qhent
de France
Detroit Free Press
Wolf
Huston