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 OFFICIAL CATALOG 
 
 Central States Fair 
 C&> Exposition 
 
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 MAR 4 1929 
 
 GREiWUKStSITY OF ILLINOIS 
 FAIR AND EXPOSITION 
 IN MIDDLE WEST 
 
 AURORA, ILLINOIS 
 August 17th to 25th 1923 
 
 Price 15 Cents 
 
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 Central States Fair 
 
 Exposition 
 
 MAR 4 1929 1 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF " l VfOlS 
 
 GREATEST 
 FAIR AND EXPOSITION 
 IN MIDDLE WEST 
 
 AURORA, ILLINOIS 
 August 17th to 25th, 1923 
 
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 Central States Fair and Exposition, Inc. 
 
 OFFICERS 
 
 i FRANK THIELEN, President Aurora 
 
 ! E. J. BAKER, 1st Vice-President St. Charles 
 
 OSCAR NELSON, 2nd Vice-President Geneva 
 
 E. L. MATLOCK, 3rd Vice-President Yorkville 
 
 FRANK J. KNIGHT, Treasurer Aurora 
 
 CLIFFORD R. TRIMBLE, Secretary Aurora 
 
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 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 
 
 John Alexander Aurora 
 
 E. J. Baker St. Charles 
 
 Jas. Bereman Montgomery 
 
 J. F. Betz Oswego 
 
 Geo. Boynton Aurora 
 
 Rodney Brandon Mooseheart 
 
 A. W. Davis Big Rock 
 
 Dan G. Davis Sugar Grove 
 
 J. M. Eby Aurora 
 
 W. H. Fitch Aurora 
 
 Wm. George Aurora 
 
 A. R. Greene Downers Grove 
 
 A. M. Hirsh Aurora 
 
 Geo. KeUar Naperville 
 
 F. J. Knight Aurora 
 
 George Martin Aurora 
 
 W. H. McCullouch Aurora 
 
 E. L. Matlock Yorkville 
 
 Osdar Nelson Geneva 
 
 Wm. Ohlhaver Aurora 
 
 E. Schwanz Aurora 
 
 E. S. Todd Aurora 
 
 Frank Thielen Aurora 
 
 Glen Warne Sugar Grove 
 
 Dr. C. M. Weese Aurora 
 
 'The Greatest Fair and Exposition in the Middle West" 
 
 COMMITTEES 
 
 Executive: Frank Thielen, Chairman; Edward J. Baker, Vice-Chairman ; 
 James Bereman, Albert M. Hirsh, Frank Knight, E. L. Matlock, W. H. 
 Fitch, John Alexander, Geo. Kellar, A. W. Davis, Oscar Nelson. 
 
 Premiums: J. F. Betz, Chairman; Dan Davis, Glen C. Warne, Wm. 
 George, A. R. Greene, George Martin. 
 
 Racing: Dr. C. M. Weese, Chairman; Emil Schwanz, William Ohlhaver. 
 
 Buildings and Grounds: Geo. Boynton, Chairman; Rodney C. Brandon, 
 William H. McCullouch. 
 
 Finance: Albert M. Hirsh, Chairman; W. H. Fitch, Frank J. Knight. 
 
 Concessions and Commercial Exhibits: J. M. Eby, Chairman; E. S. Todd, 
 • Frank Thielen. 
 
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Thompson Transfer & Storage Co. 
 
 OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE 
 
 12 N. River St. Fair Grounds & C. B. & Q 
 AURORA, ILL. Passenger Station 
 
 The Official Transfer Company 
 on the Grounds 
 
 SCHEDULE OF RATES FOR CENTRAL STATES 
 FAIR & EXPOSITION 
 
 TO AND FROM CITY 
 
 Large stake or platform wagon load $ 6.50 
 
 One horse wagon load 2.50 
 
 Minimum charge 1.00 
 
 Trunks, each 1.00 
 
 Buggies, surreys, road spring or delivery wagons trailed.. 1.50 
 Empty farm wagons trailed, each 1.50 
 
 TO OR FROM CARS AT FAIR GROUNDS PLAT- 
 FORM 
 
 All buggies, one seat, crated, each 1.00 
 
 All surrey 8 or wagons (light) crated, each 1.00 
 
 Wheels crated separate, per crate 1.00 
 
 Separators, tractors, (gasoline or steam) road graders, gas 
 engines, ditchers, power shellers, huskers, etc, team 
 and driver and necessary tools for handling same, per 
 
 hour 2.00 
 
 Large stake or platform wagon load miscellaneous goods. . 3.00 
 Additional charge will be made for each extra man furnish- 
 ed in loading or unloading any heavy goods, per hour 1 . 00 
 Any thing trailed not specifically priced will carry the same 
 
 price as if hauled. 
 Additional charge will be made for handling stationary 
 engines, portable gasoline engines, hauled on wagons, 
 ensilage cutters, and other heavy machinery. 
 All cars unloaded without the use of fair grounds platform 
 will carry extra charge. 
 
 Under two ton truck, driver only, per hour 2.50 
 
 Two ton truck or over, driver only, per hour 3.50 
 
 Extra helpers, each, per hour 1.00 
 
 Our office is located at unloading platform.. .AH orders left 
 with man in charge will be handled promptly. 
 
 Bill your goods to NIFA, ILL., (C. B. & Q. R. R.) CENTRAL 
 STATES FAIR & EXPOSITION GROUNDS, CARE OF 
 THOMPSON TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY, sending us 
 copy of bill of lading, that we may handle promptly upon ar- 
 rival. 
 
 WE DELIVER THE. GOODS and WILL SEE THAT YOU GET 
 
 SERVICE. 
 
 See our Agent located on grounds before moving out 
 
SUPERINTENDENTS OF DEPARTMENTS AND MANAGERS 
 OF THE 1923 EXPOSITION 
 
 Department Superintendents 
 
 A— Horses, Mules W. B. Richards Geneva, 111. 
 
 Light Horses, Ponies J. Herbert Krum Lexington, Ky. 
 
 B — Cattle 
 
 Sec. 1 — Beef cattle John Alexander, Jr Aurora, 111. 
 
 Sec. 2— Dairy Cattle C. S. .Rhode Urbana, 111. 
 
 Gerald Matlock Oswego, 111. 
 
 C— Swine W. H. Smith Urbana, 111. 
 
 Glen C. Warne Sugar Grove, 111. 
 
 John Needham Monmouth, 111. 
 
 D — Sheep Dan Davis Sugar Grove, 111. 
 
 E— Speed Chas. L. Trimble Omaha, Neb. 
 
 F— Poulty, Rabbits and Pigeons Frank Morris Batavia, 111. 
 
 G — Implements and Machinery Ira R. Judd Aurora, 111. 
 
 H— Field Crops J. c. Hackleman Urbana, 111. 
 
 Grains and Seeds 
 
 I— Horticulture F. Von Oven Naperville, III. 
 
 J — Floriculture F. C. Schaefer Aurora, 111. 
 
 Sec. 1— Fruits 
 
 Sec. 2— Vegetables 
 
 Sec. 3— Flowers and Plants. 
 
 Forestry Dept Chas. L. Schwartz Naperville, 111. 
 
 WOMAN'S BUILDING 
 
 General Superintendent Marjorie Sims Urbana, 111. 
 
 K — Relics Walter Egermann Aurora, 111. 
 
 L — Textile Fabics Mrs. Anna Frydendall. . Big Rock, 111. 
 
 M — Culinary and Pantry Stores 
 
 Sec. 1 — Pantry Stores Mrs. Frank Banker Aurora, III. 
 
 Sec. 2 — Canned Goods Mrs. Nan Lye Sugar Grove, 111. 
 
 Sec. 3 Hand-Painted China Mrs. C. M. Humiston Aurora, 111. 
 
 N— Fine Arts E. S. Barrie New York, N. Y. 
 
 O — Education Edwin M. Harris Aurora, 111. 
 
 Roscoe R. Smith, Elgin, 111., C. S. 
 Chappelear, Sugar Grove 111., Assts. 
 
 P — Boys' and Girls' Club W. Lloyd Keepers Geneva, 111. 
 
 Public Safety Wm. McCullouch Aurora, 111. 
 
 Admissions W. G. Nicholson Aurora, HI. 
 
 Ticket Auditing W. D. Buford Aurora, 111. 
 
 Varied Industries and Privileges .... Fred Boyle Aurora, III. 
 
 Concessions Fred Temple Galesburg, 111. 
 
 Amusements Ed. Carruthers Chicago, 111. 
 
 Exposition Shows J. J. Rubens Aurora, 111. 
 
 Grounds Robt. Fuller Aurora, III. 
 
 Live Stock Sanitation Dr. W. B. Lane Aurora, II!. 
 
 Better Babies Conference Dr. C. E. Colwell Aurora, 111. 
 
 Publicity and Advertising Clifford R. Trimble Aurora, II. 
 
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15 Big Circus Acts 
 
 followed by 
 
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 NIGHT 
 IN 
 THE 
 ORIENT 
 
 i A NiGHTilN The orient 
 
 Thearh-DufficldsM' i : ' I ' 
 
 INDIA 
 
 Fireworks 
 
 mamm 
 
 Fireworks 
 
 Spectacle 
 
 Supreme! 
 
 "If There is a 
 Par adise on 
 Earth, it is here, 
 it is here, it is 
 here" 
 
 The apex of achievm^nts in spectacular Fireworks productions, combining 
 from History and Legend a medley of entrancing scenes, mystic ceremon- 
 ies, spectacular and thrilling episodes in that great wonderland of the Far 
 East— INDIA. Produced on the most magnificent scale ever attempted, 
 including the most spectacular pageant of history. 
 
 The Dubar of Delah, The Indian Suttee, Pageant of State, 
 Religious Ceremonial, Ramzan, Mutiny and 
 Destruction cf Delhi 
 
 The most marvelous outdoor production ever presented! 
 
 EVERY NIGHT IN FRONT OF THE GRANDSTAND- 
 AUGUST 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 
 
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"Where City and Country Meet" 
 
 CENTRAL STATES FAIR AND EXPOSITION GROUNDS 
 
 A Modern Fair Plant 
 
 The Central States Fair and Exposition grounds, comprising over 134 
 acres, are located 2y 2 miles north of the city of Aurora, Illinois, on the 
 Linco'n Highway and are within the village limits of North Aurora, Illinois, 
 35 miles west of Chicago. 
 
 Cars of the Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Electric Railroad will pass the 
 main entrance to the grounds, a seven minutes' ride from the downtown 
 district of Aurora. The tracks of the Aurora-Geneva branch of the North- 
 western railroad are but a few yards to the east of the interurban line. The 
 tracks of the Aurora-Batavia branch of the Burlington railroad run through 
 the center of the grounds, giving the association ideal service for loading 
 and unloading live stock, race horses, farm machinery and other exhibits. 
 
 The entire property is level and affords excellent building locations for 
 the stock barns, exhibit buildings, grand stand and race track. 
 
 The swine pavilion is 200 feet square and will accommodate over 1500 
 head of hogs. The pens are 6 feet x 8 feet, constructed of steel and wire 
 .and have concrete floors. The show rings and two wash racks have been 
 provided. 
 
 The cattle pavilion is 217 feet square and will house 936 head of dairy 
 and beef cattle.' Stall equipment is most modern. 
 
 Seating accommodations for 10,000 persons are provided in the concrete 
 and steel grandstand. Additional bleacher seats at each end of the grand- 
 stand will seat another 5000, giving a total seating capacity of 15,000. 
 
 Over three miles of sanitary sewer and water mains have been laid. 
 Two deep wells provide 400 gallons of w T ater per minute. 
 
 Thousands of feet of cinder walks extend to the entrances and connect 
 all the main buildings and points of interest on the grounds. 
 
 The permanent plan for trees, shrubs and flower plants has enhanced 
 the beauty of the buildings and grounds. 
 
 The Forestry, Woman's, Agriculture, Horticulture, Fine Arts and Edu- 
 cation buildings are conveniently located. 
 
 "Bring Your Neighbor" 
 
 Return Checks 
 
 No Pass Out Checks Issued. Persons holding tickets for succeeding day 
 will be admitted after nine o'clock p. m. by presenting same at pass gate ; 
 tickets to be taken up the following morning when the grounds are policed. 
 Positively no return checks issued at outside gates. 
 
 Bureau of Information 
 
 A bureau of information will be maintained by the Business and Profes- 
 sional Women's Club of Aurora on the grounds for the purpose of serving 
 the public in every way possible. 
 
 Citv Bureau of Information 
 Under the direction of the Aurora Chamber of Commerce a bureau of 
 information will be maintained during the 'entire time of the fair. The 
 main branch will be in the general offices at 109 Fox St., with branch offices 
 at the railway stations. 
 
 Y. M. C. A. Housing Bureau 
 
 A list of lodging and boarding houses, with prices, will be kept by the 
 Y. M. C. A. of Aurora and visitors are cordially invited to avail themselves 
 of the opportunity thus afforded, free of cost, to locate lodging and boarding 
 houses. You can feel perfectly safe in any place recommended by the Y. 
 M. C. A. They will also thank you to report to them promptly any ex- 
 orbitant charges made by any boarding house, hotel or restaurant, barber 
 shop, etc. 
 
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As manufacturers of proven types of centrifugals, 
 deep well plunger pumps and deep well turbines — any 
 recommendations our engineers make will be without 
 bias as to type of pump recommended. 
 
 "American" engineers will gladly go into your pump- 
 ing costs — there is no obligation entailed, and it is 
 only to be expected that half a century of experience 
 has resulted in the accumulation of much valuable 
 data. Manufacturers of deep well turbines, deep well 
 plunger pumps, centrifugal pumps, well drilling ma- 
 chinery and running water systems for homes. Write 
 for catalogs. 
 
 The American Well Works 
 
 General Office and Works Chicago, Office 
 
 AURORA, ILLINOIS First National Bank Building 
 
Emergency Hospital and First Aid 
 
 An emergency hospital will be maintained on the grounds south of the 
 swine pavilion, in charge of a skilled physician and a trained nurse, acces- 
 sible day or night. The management provides the hospital and furnishings, 
 but each patient is expected to pay the physician for services rendered. 
 
 First aid stations will be maintained by the Aurora Boy Scouts at 
 various locations on the grounds. 
 
 Check Room 
 
 Check rooms in charge of reliable and reputable persons will be located 
 under Grandstand. Packages may be checked at a nominal fee. Any over- 
 charge should be reported to the management. 
 
 Post Office 
 
 A Post Office will be maintained by the management and will be located 
 in the Administration building. The office will receive and distribute mail, 
 sell stamps, and postal cards. 
 
 Press Bureau 
 
 The department will maintain a press bureau in the Administration 
 building with a competent person in charge. Manifold copies of the re- 
 ports of awards in the live stock departments, daily programs, special orders 
 and announcements, official decisions and all other matters of interest or 
 value to the public will be furnished to the press. Representatives of the 
 press at large, who may be assigned to or visit the fair during its progress, 
 are respectfully invited to make this their headquarters and avail themselves 
 of the facilities offered. 
 
 Express 
 
 The express company's office will be located west of Administration 
 Building. All express matter intended for delivery at the grounds should 
 be marked and charges prepaid to the Fair and Exposition Grounds, Aurora, 
 Illinois. All express sent to individuals or firms in care of the secretary 
 will be found at the express office^ and not at the office of the secretary. 
 
 Railway Offices 
 
 All the leading trunk lines will have a consolidated office near C. B. & 
 Q. unloading platform for the transaction of business and furnishing infor- 
 mation relative to freight and passenger rates, departure of trains, etc. 
 
 TENTS AND AWNING COMPANIES WILL HAVE HEADQUARTERS ON 
 THE GROUNDS AND CHARGE THE FOLLOWING RATES 
 
 For reservation of tents and additional information not listed, com- 
 municate with Clifford R. Trimble, Secretary, Aurora, Illinois. 
 
 EXHIBITION TENTS 
 Gable End Tents with 3 Foot Wall 
 
 7x9 $ 5.25 
 
 9 x 9 6.00 
 
 9% x 12 7.00 
 
 12 x 14— 3Mj Foot Wall 7.50 
 
 Hip-Roof Refreshment with 7 Foot Detachable Wall 
 
 10 x 15 $ 15.00 
 
 12 x 19 19.00 
 
 14 x 21 21.50 
 
 16 x 24 22.50 
 
 16 x 30 30.00 
 
 20 x 30 33.50 
 
 20 x 40 43.00 
 
 20 x 50 48.00 
 
 20 x 60 55.00 
 
 30 x 40 53.00 
 
 30 x 50— Round End 50.00 
 
 30 x 60— Round End 55.00 
 
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DON'T GO 
 
 Away before you see the Famous 
 
 Challenge Self Oiling 
 WIND MILLS 
 
 HYATT 
 
 With the 
 ROLLER 
 
 BEARINGS 
 
 The lightest running Wind Mill on earth. Will 
 pump water in the lightest breeze, take care of 
 itself in the strongest winds and requires oiling 
 but once every one or two years. Made both 
 direct stroke and back geared styles. Also ex- 
 amine our line of Gasoline and Kerosene Engines, 
 Tanks, Pumps, Wood Saws, Feed Grinders, etc. 
 We are located on Lot No. 54. Call and see us 
 or visit our factory 2£ miles north of Fair Grounds. 
 
 Challenge Company, 
 
 BAT A VI A, 
 ILLINOIS. 
 
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Gable and Hip Roof with 10 Foot Detachable Wall 
 
 (Black Tent) 
 
 g0 x 72 65.00 
 
 Gable End with 7 Foot Detachable Wall 
 
 40 x 50 66.00 
 
 Round End with 7 Foot Detachable Wall 
 
 40 x 60 75.00 
 
 40 x 80 90.00 
 
 40 x 100 106.00 
 
 40 x 120 122.00 
 
 Bale Ring Round End with 7 Foot Detachable Wall 
 
 50 x 80 106.00 
 
 60 x 90 149.00 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 Table with drawer 1.50 
 
 Table— folding 1.10 
 
 Beds — complete 5.00 
 
 Cot 1.(0 
 
 Chairs — folding .40 
 
 Canvas Wall — 7 feet high — 12 cents per running foot. 
 
 8 feet high — 15 cents per running foot. 
 
 9 feet high — 18 cents per running foot. 
 
 TENTED CITY TENTS 
 
 7 x 9 — 1 room $ 5.25 
 
 9 x 9 — 1 room 6.00 
 
 9% x 12—1 room 7.00 
 
 12 x 14— Family 2 room 7.50 
 
 10 x 15 — Family 2 room and hallway 15.00 
 
 12 x 19— Family 3 room 19.00 
 
 14 x 21 — Family 4 Room and hailway 21.50 
 
 16 x 24— Family 5 room 22.50 
 
 Bare cot 1.00 
 
 Blanket 1.25 
 
 Pad 1.25 
 
 Pillow 50 
 
 Sheets (2) 75 
 
 Pillow case 25 
 
 Table— folding 1.00 
 
 Chair 40 
 
 Wash Basins Free 
 
 TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION 
 A net-work of railways, both steam and electric reaches out from 
 Aurora in all directions, making the Plant easily accessible to all parts of 
 the middle west. A reduced rate fare of one and one-half fare for the 
 round trip has been granted by all railroad companies from all points within 
 a radius of 75 miles of the Exposition grounds. 
 
 BILL FREIGHT TO NIFA, ILLINOIS 
 
 Exhibits in carload lots billed to NIFA, ILLINOIS, will be spotted at 
 the freight platform at the fair grounds and can be unloaded within a few 
 hundred feet of live stock pavilions and other exhibition buildings. 
 
 Less than carload lots billed to NIFA, ILLINOIS, will be transferred at 
 the freight houses in Aurora and then forwarded to the fair grounds. 
 
 Be sure to bill all freight shipments, whether in carload lots or less than 
 carload lots to NIFA, ILLINOIS. 
 
 RULES AND REGULATIONS 
 
 1. The Central States Fair and Exposition management reserves to its 
 board the final and absolute right to interpret these rules and regulations 
 and arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions and differences in 
 regard thereto, or otherwise arising out of, connected with, or incident to 
 the Fair. 
 
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OUR WORK WINS" 
 
 A SELLING Organization of 
 the highest caliber; mod- 
 ern in spirit and equipment. 
 EXPERTS in charge of the 
 Cattle, Hog and Sheep Depart- 
 ments — All of them exclusive 
 "LEE" workers. 
 
 A keen aggressive, wide-awake 
 set of commission men de- 
 voted to a modern ideal of 
 Service in its best sense. 
 
 Lee Live Stock Commission Co. inc. 
 
 Chicago Sioux City South St. Paul 
 
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2. This exposition will open on Friday, August 17, 1923, and close on 
 Saturday, August 25th. 
 
 3. The gates will be open at 7 :30 o'clock A. M. of each day, at which 
 time every officer and every employee is required to be at his post. 
 
 4. No complimentary tickets to the fair grounds, grandstand or to 
 shows and riding devices will be issued to any one. However, srecial cour- 
 tesies will be extended representatives of the press. 
 
 Entries 
 
 5. All entries must be filed with the secretary-manager, not later than 
 the date and time specified in these rules. 
 
 6. All applications for entries must be made out on the printed forms, 
 which may be obtained from the Secretary. 
 
 7. Each exhibitor, except in children's Boys* and Girls' Club and school 
 exhibits department, must take out an exhibitor's ticket. This ticket will 
 require the payment of two ($2.00) dollars; it contains an admission coupon 
 for each day of the fair. Entries may be made in any department under the 
 name of the party to whom ticket is issued. 
 
 Special Notice — No application for entries will be accepted unless 
 the $2.00 for exhibitor's ticket accompanies same. 
 
 8. Dates for closing of entries at 6 P. M as follows: 
 
 Monday, July 30th — For swine, cattle sheep and horses. 
 
 Monday, August 6th — For agriculture, fine arts, Boys' and Girls' 
 Club exhibits and Better •Babies Conference. 
 
 Wednesday, August 8th — For poultry and pets, textile fabrics, and 
 hand-painted china. 
 
 Tuesday, August 15th — Culinary and Pantry Stores, Dairy Products, 
 Horticulture, Floriculture, etc., and all other departments not speci- 
 ficaly mentioned. 
 
 In the live stock departments each exhibitor will be required to 
 provide each helper in charge of his exhibit with a "Helper's Season 
 Ticket," the charge for same being $1.00. 
 
 No exhibitor's ticket or entry tags will be mailed on or after 
 Monday, August 13th but will be held in the office of the Secretary- 
 Manager, where they may be called for. Exhibitor's who desire to 
 have exhibitor's tickets mailed to them should leave their entries in 
 the hands of the Secretary not later than Saturday, August 11th. 
 
 9. In the event of conflict of general and special rules, the latter 
 will govern. 
 
 10. Articles which are the result of mechanical or artistic skill must 
 be entered by the artist, inventor, manufacturer or authorized agent. 
 
 11. Should any individual enter an animal or article in a name other 
 than that of the bona fide owner or attempt to perpetrate a fraud by mis- 
 representing any fact, the entry hus made shall not be allowed to compete 
 for or receive any premium and may also be barred from future exhibiting 
 at this fair. In case of question as to the age of an animal the superin- 
 tendent shall appoint an expert, whose decision shall be final. 
 
 12. Exhibits which have been erroneously entered may, at the discretion 
 of the secretary-manager and superintendent of the department, be trans- 
 ferred to their proper class previous to the judging. If such classes have 
 been judged they shall not be rejudged. 
 
 13. Substitutions of animals entered for reasons satisfactory to the 
 management of the fair will be permitted prior to the opening day of the 
 fair, provided the animal asked to be substituted was owned by the exhibitor 
 at the time entries closed. All requests for substitution of this kind and the 
 reasons therefor, together with a description of the animal substituted shall 
 be filed in writing with the secretary. 
 
 Pedigrees 
 
 14. No animal can be entered or exhibited as pure bred unless the same 
 has been recorded in the recognized books of record for their respective 
 breeds, and exhibitors must produce certificates of registry at the request 
 of the superintendent in charge any time during the fair. 
 
 Stalls and Pens 
 
 15. Stalls and pens will not be reserved unless application is accompani- 
 ed by the required fee. All applications for stalls and pens should be sent 
 
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"AT THE TOP 
 OF THE LADDER" 
 
 Are 
 
 John B. Rogers Productions 
 
 THE RECORD 
 
 One thousand amateur produc- 
 tions staged annually in the 
 United States and Canada. 
 
 Superior Pageants 
 
 in conjunction with scores of 
 County and States Fairs and 
 State and National celebrations. 
 
 Incomparable Theatricals 
 
 staged constantly by a corps of one 
 hundred experienced directors. 
 
 For Particulars Write 
 
 John B. Rogers Producing Co. 
 
 FOSTORIA, OHIO 
 
 WATCH FOR THE PAGEANT OF THE CENTRAL STATES 
 A JOHN B. ROGERS PRODUCTION. 
 
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direct to the secretary-manager either previous to or at the time entries are 
 made. Stall and pen assignments will be made by the department superin- 
 tenderts. All stall or pen fees to be doubled when occupied by sale ani- 
 mals Dr' animals not entered or exhibited. Every animal entered must be 
 driven to the show ring unless excused by the superintendent. 
 
 Stalls and Pens Fees 
 
 Hcrse Department — 
 
 Box stalls, each $5.00 
 
 Single stalls 6x9 not boxed, each 2.00 
 
 Pony stalls, single, each 1.50 
 
 Cattle Department — 
 For each animal 2.00 
 
 Swine Department — 
 
 Pens 6 feet x 8 feet, each 2.00 
 
 Sheep Department — 
 
 Per head 50 cents with minimum pen charge of 1.50 
 
 Forage 
 
 16. The forage department is under the direct management of the fair 
 association, with a competent superintendent in charge. It is not conducted 
 for profit ; the selling price is based on cost price, plus expense of handlnig. 
 Feed will be sold for cash only ; owners must provide their help with the 
 necessary cash with which to purchase feed. 
 
 17. No delivery of feed other than for the forage department will be 
 permitted within the grounds after Saturday, August 11th. Exhibitors will 
 be permitted to bring into the grounds only a limited amount of feed, hay or 
 straw, and the management reserves the right to refuse admission of such 
 if in their judgment there is an excessive amount. The space in the barns 
 is for exhibition purposes and not for storage of feed. This rule will be 
 strictly enforced. Feed can be purchased any time at the forage barns at 
 reasonable prices. 
 
 Placement of Exhibits 
 Note— Bill all freight to NIFA, Illinois. 
 
 18. Exhibits of live stock not making a circuit of fairs should be on the 
 grounds not later than 12 o'clock noon, Friday, August 17th and all other 
 exhibits, except as otherwise provided for in special rules, not later than 
 6 P. M., Thursday, August 16th. Live stock may be placed in the barns 
 any time on and after Monday August 13th. Other exhibit buildings will 
 be open for exhibits on and after Tuesday, August 14th. 
 
 19. Articles entered may be sent by express or mail direct to or in care 
 of the superintendent of the department in which they are to be exhibited, 
 but in no case will such package be received or placed on exhibition unless 
 all cha ges are prepaid. Address on packages should be as follows: 
 
 Mr 
 
 Supt Department 
 
 Central States Fair and Exposition Grounds, Aurora, Illinois, 
 with the sender's name and address printed legibly thereon. Instructions 
 for returning same should be placed inside the package when sent by ex- 
 press or mail. 
 
 20. The management will in no case assume or pay the transportation 
 charges on articles sent for exhibit or assume or pay any expense in their 
 delivery to the grounds. 
 
 21. The management will use diligence to insure the safety of stock or 
 articles after' their arrival and placement, but in no case will they be re- 
 sponsible for any loss or damage that may occur. 
 
 Releasement of Exhibits 
 
 22. All live stock, concessions and exhibits will be released at the 
 following hours and must remain in place until the time specified: 
 
 Live stock — Six (6) o'clock P. M., Friday, August 24th. 
 Concessions — Twelve (12) o'clock midnight, Saturday, August 25th. 
 All other exhibits — Four (4) o'clock P. M., Saturday Aug. 25th. 
 
 Exhibitors in departments where coupon entry tags are used must present 
 
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That'T~Why 
 
 See Our Exhibition of 
 
 Road Machinery 
 
 At The Fair 
 
 IF interested in road building and 
 maintenance, railroad construction, 
 ditch excavation, levee building or 
 any other form of earth moving enter- 
 prises we hope you will take the time 
 to visit our works in Aurora. Our 
 people will be glad to show the latest 
 developments in earth and stone mov- 
 ing equipment. 
 
 Western Wheeled Scraper Co. 
 
 AURORA - - ILLINOIS 
 
 Founded in 1877 
 
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coupons for the return of their goods, to the superintendent or assistants of 
 the department in which the exhibit is shown. Under no circumstances will 
 the exhibitor be permitted access to display cases or space where exhibits are 
 shown. All prize winning animals that can be led, driven or will 
 follow the dam must appear in parades when so directed or forfeit premiums 
 awarded. 
 
 23. Gatekeepers and police are instructed to restrain any person from 
 passing through the gates or attempting to remove stock or other articles 
 on exhibit before the hour of releasement, without a written order from the 
 secretary -manager. 
 
 Payment of Premium 
 24. Premiums in the live stock departments will be paid at the office 
 of the secretary-manager, Friday afternoon at two (2) o'clock. Premiums 
 in other departments will be paid as soon after the close of the fair as 
 possible. 
 
 Colors for Awa ds 
 The following colors will be used in designating awards : 
 
 Champion Royal Purple Fifth Yellow 
 
 Reserve Champion Lavender Sixth Dark Green 
 
 First Blue Seventh Light Green 
 
 Second Red Eighth Tan 
 
 Third White Ninth Gray 
 
 Fourth Pink Tenth Light Blue 
 
 Awards 
 
 26. Where there is but a single exhibitor in a class but 50% of the 
 premiums offered will be paid. 
 
 27. No animal will be awarded a prize unless promptly brought into 
 the show ring when class is called with catalog (where catalog number 
 is used) or entry number is attached: Animals entered and not brought 
 into the ring at the proper time, unless excused by the superintendent, will 
 be charged double the regular stall or pen fees. 
 
 Protests 
 
 28. All protests must be made in writing and accompanied by a deposit 
 of $20.00 in the stock department and $10.00 in all other departments, which 
 will be forfeited if protest is not sustained. Such protest must state plainly 
 the cause of complaint or appeal and must be filed with the secretary within 
 twelve (12) hours after cause of protest. No compaint or appeal based upon 
 the statement that the judge or judges are incompetent will be considered 
 by the management. 
 
 Judges 
 
 29. Judges are requested to read carefully the general rules and special 
 rules under the head of the department in which they are to serve, previous 
 to entering upon their duties, and to specially note and mark those rules 
 bearing on the classes to be adjudicated by them. Ignorance of the rules 
 on the part of a judge is inexcusable. 
 
 30. Judges must not award prizes to an unworthy exhibit. It is the 
 intention of the department that no premium or distinction of any kind shall 
 be given any animal or article that is not deserving. This rule must be 
 strictly adhered to whether there be competition or not. 
 
 31. Where there are fewer entries in a class than the number of prem- 
 iums offered, judges may, in their discretion, award a prize or prizes of such 
 grade as the animals or articles deserve. 
 
 32. Judges shall report to the superintendent any exhibitor or exhibitors 
 who in any way, whether in person, or by agents or servants, interfere 
 with £hem during the adjudication or show any disrespect to them, whereupon 
 the superintendent shall, at his discretion, demand a proper apology from 
 such exhibitor or exclude him from further competition and the board may 
 withhold from such exhibitors any premiums that have been awarded them, 
 and expel them from further exhibiting at the fair. 
 
 33. The judge and person acting as clerk to the judge must take special 
 pains after making an award to see that same is properly entered in the 
 award book. In the horse, cattle and swine departments it is absolutely 
 
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OILPULL 
 
 "The Cheapest Farm Power" 
 
 25 Per Cent Reserve Power 
 
 To Meet Extraordinary Conditions 
 
 THE Oil Pull heavy duty, valve-in-head motor 
 is responsible for the 25% reserve power 
 When plows run into hard, dry soil — when 
 wet bundles are fed into separator — when adverse 
 conditions of all kinds are met — this reserve power 
 permits motorto work without laboring or straining. 
 
 Visit our space at the Central States Exposition 
 and let us demonstrate. 
 
 L. D. THORP, AURORA DEALER 
 
 ADVANCE-RUMELY THRESHER CO., Inc. 
 
 J La Porte, Indiana 
 
 | 33 Brandies and Distributors in United States and Canada 
 
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necessary that the name, register number and date of birth be given for all 
 animals awarded prizes. In case a substitute animal is shown or in case 
 this date was not given and recorded in the judge's book at the time entries 
 were made it must be supplied by the clerk before animals leave the ring. 
 In the sheep department in addition to the above, the ear tag number must 
 be given for all animals awarded prizes. In the poultry department the 
 clerk must see that the leg band number is recorded for all birds awarded 
 prizes 
 
 34. The judge and superintendent of the department shall sign each 
 award sheet immediately after the awards are made. In the horse, cattle, 
 swine and sheep departments the sheets for each class judged shall be re- 
 moved from the judge's book and turned in to the office of the secretary at 
 noon and night of the same day of which the awards are made. Clerks 
 will be held strictly accountable for award sheets not turned in at the 
 proper time. 
 
 Superintendents 
 
 35. Each superintendent shall have full charge of his department, 
 subject to the orders of the board or executive committ2e. They shall have 
 authority to select all assistants and helpers in their departments, unless 
 otherwise provided, subject to the approval of the board or executive com- 
 mittee. 
 
 36. Each superintendent, or one or more of his assistants, shall take 
 part and assist in the daily morning "round up." 
 
 37. All pay rolls must be certified to by the superintendent and filed 
 with the secretary and must be approved by the board before pay roll checks 
 are issued. 
 
 38. Account books will be furnished each superintendent by the secre- 
 tary. An itemized statement of the receipts must be recorded, stating from 
 whom and for what purpose received. In the stock departments the stalls 
 assigned must be recorded. In departments where space is sold, the location, 
 size and amount received must be indicated. These books are to be balanced 
 and turned in to the secretary within ten days after the close of fair. 
 
 39. Each superintendent may upon signed requisition to the secretary, 
 secure such tickets as are necessary to care for assistants in his department. 
 A strict account of all tickets issued must be kept in the account book of 
 the superintendent, showing to whom and for what purpose said ticket or 
 tickets were issued. 
 
 40. The superinendent of admissions shall have charge of all outside 
 gates and entrances, entrance to grandstand and bleachers. All tickets 
 collected shall be turned over to the ticket auditor or his assistants. 
 
 41. The secretary shall issue to the treasurer all pay admission tickets, 
 taking his receipt therefor. He shall enter upon his book the number of 
 tickets delivered and their value and credit the treasurer with tickets re- 
 turned unsold. He shall keep an accurate account of all tickets issued to 
 the department superintendents upon their signed requisition and give them 
 receipt and credit for all unused tickets returned. The secretary through 
 the auditor of turnstiles shall take readings of the cash turnstiles and keep 
 an accurate record of all admissions and cash taken at these gates. 
 
 42. The treasury department shall sell all pay admission tickets at such 
 places and at such time as the board or executive committee may direct. 
 The treasurer shall return all unsold tickets to the secretary and take his 
 receipt therefor, not later than noon of the day following the close of the 
 fair. 
 
 The treasurer shall also take readings of cash turnsti'.es and keep an 
 accurate record of all admissions and cash taken in at these gates. 
 
 Police Regulations. 
 
 43. The superintendent of the department of public safety shall have 
 general police supervision of the grounds ; he shall have full charge of the 
 police force, marshals, and plain clothes men in the employ of the fair man- 
 agement, except as otherwise provided, subject to the orders of the board 
 or members of the executive committee. 
 
 44. Superintendents desiring police in their respective departments Bhall 
 notify the superintendent of public safety of the number of men desired and 
 where and whom they are to report for duty ; upon such request it shall 
 be his duty to make such assignments. 
 
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rPHE Barber-Greene Self-Feeding 
 ■■■ Bucket Loader will load gravel 
 at the rate of 1-t cu. yards per 
 minute. 
 
 The Barber-Greene Ditch Dig- 
 ger will dig 600 of 4 trench 18" 
 wide per day. 
 
 Sacked material, sand, gravel, 
 dirt, etc., can be handled by Bar- 
 ber-Greene Conveyors at 60 tons 
 per hour or faster, if the belts are 
 fed properly. 
 
 BARBER-GREENE COMPANY 
 
 j 520 W. Park Ave. Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Representatives in 33 Cities 
 
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 REPLACING MEN 
 
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 Loading, Digging, Conveying j 
 
t& Any man who shall fail to perform the duties assigned to him, or 
 who shall leave his post of duty without permission to do so, shall be im- 
 mediately discharged and forfeit such part of his salary as the supeintendent 
 may direct. 
 
 46. All officers and policemen shall be sworn in as conservators of the 
 peace, and it shall be their duty to arrest any person creating a disturbance 
 or violating any of the rules or regulations of the fair, or the laws of the 
 state. 
 
 Ushers 
 
 47. All ushers required at the grandstand and coliseum shall be under 
 the supervision of the director in charge of the admission department. 
 
 Fast Driving, Parking Automobiles, Etc. 
 
 48. Fast driving and riding within the grounds is strictly prohibited. 
 The superintendent of public safety is instructed to deal severely with any 
 person or persons violating this rule. 
 
 49. It shall be the duty of the public safety department to supervise 
 the parking of automobiles in the automobile parking space at the extreme 
 west portion of the grounds. The department shall require all automobiles 
 to park in the parking grounds west of the race track. Under no considera- 
 ion will auttomobiles be allowed around the buildings, or in any open space in 
 the central part of the grounds unless they carry a special ticket or a 
 demonstrator's ticket good for the period of the fair, and then only when 
 parked at their designated stations. 
 
 Disinfecting Grounds, Buildings, Etc. 
 
 50. It shall be the duty of the veterinarian to supervise the disinfection 
 of all buildings, stalls and pens at the fair grounds, just prior to the open- 
 ing of the fair, and to disinfect hog pens and such other enclosures as he 
 may deem necessary daily during the fair. 
 
 51. All animals presented for exhibition at the Central States Fair and 
 Exposition shall be subjected to examination by the veterinarian before en- 
 tering the fair grounds, and to daily inspection during the exhibition. Should 
 any animal be found to be affected with any contagious infections or com- 
 municable disease, it shall be immediately removed to a place of quarantine. 
 The show pens or stalls in which such diseased animal or animals were 
 kept must immediately be cleaned and disinfected, under the supervision of 
 the veterinarian. 
 
 Grounds and Buildings 
 
 52. The superintendent of grounds shall have general supervision of 
 the electric light system, all closets, the sanitary condition of the grounds, 
 water distribution system, telephones and such other work as may be assign- 
 ed him by the hoard or executive committee. 
 
 53. Any party or parties, firm or coporation owning material upon 
 the fair grounds without lease, or whose lease has expired, who shall fail 
 to remove same upon the order of the board within the time specified, shall 
 forfeit all claim thereto and the fair management may take charge of and 
 remove same, charging expense attached thereto to the owner or owners 
 thereof, which expense or claim must be paid before material is released 
 to the owner. 
 
 Advertising 
 
 54. The promiscuous distribution of handbills or other advertising mat- 
 ter is strictly prohibited, and no tacking or posting of advertising bills, cards, 
 etc., will be permitted on any of the buildings or elsewhere. Exhibitors may 
 advertise and distrbiute from their places of exhibit only. 
 
 Exhibit Space 
 
 55. Space assigned and not occupied before 9 :00 o'clock A M., of the 
 first day of the fair will be forfeited. 
 
 Electric Light, Power and Gas 
 
 56. Electric current for light and power may be arranged for in any 
 building or for outside exhibits on the grounds. 
 
 Current for light: 110 volts, 60 cycle, alternating. 
 
 For Power: 60 cycle alternating, 110 volts, single phase for 
 
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Be F rien dly 
 
 Whenever you are in Aurora 
 make it a point to drop into 
 the office of the 
 
 Aurora Daily Star 
 
 You will always find the latch 
 string out and a sincere desire 
 to co-operate and be of service 
 
 LET'S GET BETTER ACQUAINTED 
 
 Aurora Daily Star 
 
 18 N. Broadway Aurora, Illinois 
 
motors smaller than 1 H. P. and 230 volts single phase, or three 
 
 phase for motors 1 H. P. and over. 
 Applications for electric ligh t and power or gas either for lighting or 
 cooking, must be made to the Superintendent of Light and Power, at his 
 office in bleacher east of grandstand, in writing. Where outside service 
 must be run, a fixed charge of $4.00 will be made for each fifty feet or frac- 
 tion thereof to make connection. Inside wiring will be charged for at a 
 flat rate of one dollar ($1.00) for each drop (one socket). The charge for 
 current (based on nine days' service — Friday to Saturday, inclusive), will 
 be as follows: 
 
 Tungsten lamps — if less than 10 are used: 
 
 $0.95 for each 25-watt lamp. $1.45 for each 150-watt lamp. 
 
 1.00 for each 40-watt lamp. 2.20 for each 250-watt lamp. 
 
 1.05 for each 50-watt lamp. 3.65 for each 500-watt lamp. 
 
 1.20 for each 75-watt lamp. 4.35 for each 750-watt lamp. 
 
 1.35 for each 100-watt lamp. 635 for each 1,000-watt lamp. 
 
 If more than ten lamps are used the rate will be 5 per cent less than 
 the above prices ; more than 20 lamps the rate will be 10 per cent off of the 
 above schedule. 
 
 No service will be given for less than a minimum charge of $3.00. 
 All wiring and drop cords furnished by the management to remain their 
 property. 
 
 The charge for electric current for power will be as follows : 
 
 % H. P. motor $1.50 
 
 % H. P. motor 4.50 
 
 % H. P. motor 2.00 
 
 % H. P. motor 6.00 
 
 1 H. P. motor 7.00 
 
 On all motors with capacity of one H. P. or over, even horse power will 
 be the unit for fixing charge. Motor charge based on not more than ten 
 hours' service per day, for the nine days of the Fair. 
 
 In addition to above a charge of $1.10 per hour per man, will be made 
 for connecting up. 
 
 Consumers must sign written contract for all light and power service 
 and agree to pay for same as soon as service is installed. 
 
 Gas 
 
 The following charge will be made to cover gas furnished to exhibitors 
 or concessionaires, during the period of the Fair: 
 
 For each burner on stove or other cooking 
 
 appliance $3.00 
 
 For each jet for lighting 1.75 
 
 In addition to above a charge of $1.10 per hour per man, will be made 
 for running and connecting up pipe. All pipe used for service to be charged 
 to consumer at the following rates, including fittings : 
 
 For %-inch 8 cents per foot 
 
 For %-inch 11 cents per foot 
 
 For %-inch 14 cents per foot 
 
 For 1-inch 19 cents per foot 
 
 Positively no connections shall be made or gas pipe installed by any 
 person or persons not in direct employ or under the supervision of the 
 management. 
 
 Concessions and Privileges 
 
 57. The board will carefully guard against extortion in any form 
 practiced on the patrons of the fair. A violation of this rule to cause the 
 forfeiture of contract, money paid, and expulsion from the grounds, as the 
 superintendent or board may direct. 
 
 58. The board authorizes the letting of only such privileges as are 
 required to supply the necessary wants of the people or that may add to 
 their comfort, convenience and pleasure, but under no circumstances will 
 privileges of a questionable nature or of a demoralizing tendency be let 
 or in any manner tolerated upon the grounds or in the buildings, nor will 
 any privilege be sold or permitted where the business is conducted in other 
 than legitimate and trade-like manner. 
 
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McCormick-Deering Line 
 of Farm Machines 
 
 The McCormick-Deering dealer furnishes his com- 
 munity with complete farm machine service without 
 going outside of the McCormick-Deering line to fill 
 his orders. No matter what the nature of the farm 
 work to be done, there is a McCormick-Deering ma- 
 chine to do it. 
 
 If a man wants a Cream Separator, there is a Mc- 
 Cormick-Deering Primrose in a size to handle the 
 output of his herd. And the larger sizes are fitted 
 with smooth-running, long-lived ball bearings. When 
 a farm engine is needed, there are McCormick 
 Deeiing Kerosene Engines in sizes ranging from IV2 
 to 10 H. P. All have the removable cylinder feature 
 and enclosed crankcase. 
 
 There are 54 lines of McCormick-Deering machines 
 that do all farm work, the year 'round, and do it well. 
 Tractors, plows, tillage implements, seeding machines, 
 harvesting machines, and equipment for special pur- 
 poses. McCormick-Deering implements and tractors 
 are developed to work well together. They offer you 
 a power-farming combination that is unbeatable. 
 Talk to your local McCormick-Deering dealer. 
 Ask him to show you the machines he sells. 
 
 International Harvester Company 
 
 of America 
 
 (Incorporated) 
 
 213-221 So. River St. 
 
 AURORA, ILL. 
 
59. All dining halls, lunch booths, refreshment pavilions and other 
 stands must be substantial in structure and neat in appearance. They must 
 be supplied with wholesome food and pure, honest goods and sold at reason- 
 able prices. 
 
 60. All concessionaires shall cause to be posted in a conspicuous^ manner, 
 at the front or entrance of place of business a sign showing the price to be 
 charged for meals, lunches, drinks or other articles of food offered for sale. 
 They shall also keep displayed in plain view of the public their concession 
 contract number, which will be furnished by the superintendent of the con- 
 cession and privilege department. 
 
 61. No employee in any department of the fair shall have any con- 
 cession or privilege, or any interest or connection with any concession or 
 privilege operated on the fair grounds. 
 
 Newspaper Subscription Solicitors 
 
 62. Soliciting subscriptions for any newspaper or periodical will be 
 I>ermitted only upon the written request of the publisher or manager, mailed 
 to the secretary ten days prior to the opening of the fair, which request must 
 contain the name of the publication, privilege desired and the name of 
 solicitors who have been continuously employed for a period of three weeks 
 preceding date of application. 
 
 A reasonable charge will be made for the booth or headquarters and 
 not more than one location will be assigned for said purpose to any one 
 papers and solicitors must confine their operations to the space assigned. 
 Solicitors must be gentlemanly, courteous and honest in their dealings with 
 the pnb'ic and are absolutely prohibited from using any form of merchandise, 
 animal, article or ticket for future drawing or as a gift or inducement to 
 influence subscrptions under a penalty of expulsion from the grounds and 
 forfeit of cash deposit herein provided for. 
 
 The publisher or solicitor will be required to make a cash deposit of 
 fifty dollars ($50.00) with the secretary to superintendent assigning space, as 
 a guarantee that these rules will be complied with. In case there is no 
 violation of the rule, the sum will be refunded. 
 
 All solicitors must purchase tickets good for the 9 days of the fair, 
 costing four dollars ($4.00). 
 
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 Office Phone 154 Residence Phone Chicago 4249 
 
 GEO. M. BOYLE 
 
 Funeral Director 
 Licensed Embalmer 
 Motor Hearse 
 
 ? 19 South River S'reet 
 
 AURORA, ILL. 
 
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U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. j 
 
 12 Water Street BATAVIA, ILL. 
 
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 Model "B" galvanized I 
 steel windmills are I 
 equipped with wood I 
 bearings. One oiling I 
 annually is all that is I 
 required. 
 
 U. S. Standard 
 Corn Husker 
 and silo filler 
 enables the 
 user to get all 
 the feed value 
 out of his corn 
 crop. 
 
 U. S. Reuther Potatoe Diggers 
 
 See our exhibit just south of the Grand Stand j 
 
General Information 
 
 Location of Various Fair Offices Upon the Fair Grounds 
 
 The general offices are located in the Administration Building North of 
 he Main Entrance on the Lincoln Highway. 
 
 OFFICES OF SUPERINTENDENTS 
 
 Superintendent of Poultry, Pets and Pigeons in Poultry Exhibit Tent South 
 of cattle pavilion. 
 
 Superintendent of Cattle-Beef Breeds. John Alexander, Jr., main cattle 
 pavilion. 
 
 Superintendent of Cattle Dairy Breeds, Prof. C. S. Rhode, Asst. Superinten- 
 dent Gerald Matlock, main cattle pavilion. 
 
 Superintendent of Heavy Horses and Mules, W. B. Richards, North end of 
 first horse barn East of Swine pavilion. 
 
 Superintendent of Light Horses, Ponies, J. Herbert Krum, North End of 
 • Bleachers. 
 
 Superintendent of Swine, Prof. W. H. Smith, center of swine and sheep 
 pavilion. 
 
 Superintendent of Sheep, Dan Davis, center of swine and sheen pavilion. 
 Superintendent of Forestry Department, Charles Schwartz, South East corner 
 Forestry Building. 
 
 General Superintendent Women's Building, Miss Marjorie Simms, North end 
 Women's Building. 
 
 Superintendent Better Babies Conference, C. E. Colwell, Woman's Building. 
 Superintendent Textile Fabric, Mrs. Anna Frydendall, Woman's Building. 
 Superintendent of Relics, Walter Egermann, Woman's Building. 
 Superintendent Culinary, Mrs. Frank Banker, Woman's Building. 
 Superintendent of Pantry Stores, Mrs Nan Lye, Woman's Building. 
 Superintendent of Hand Painted China, Mrs. C. M. Humiston, Woman's 
 Building. 
 
 General Superintendent Agriculture and Horticulture, Albert C. Wilson, 
 Springfield, Illinois. 
 
 Superintendent of Agriculture, (Field crops, grains and seeds) J. C. Hackle- 
 man, North end Agriculture Building. 
 
 SuDerintendent Fine Arts, E. S. Barrie, North end Fine Arts Building. 
 
 Superintendent of Education, E. M. Harris, center Fine Arts and Education 
 Building. 
 
 Superintendent of Speed Department, Chas. L. Trimble, North end of 
 
 bleachers, east of grandstand. 
 Superintendent of Concessions, Fred Temple, South West end of bleachers 
 
 East of grandstand. 
 
 Superintendent of Light and Power, Jos. Dickes, South West corner of 
 bleachers East of grandstand. 
 
 Superintendent of Shows and Riding Devices, J. J. Rubens. South West cor- 
 ner bleachers East of grandstand. 
 
 Superintendent of Farm Implements and Machinery, Ira Judd, West end of 
 Varied Industries under grandstand South side. 
 
 Superintendent of Auto and Accessories Show, L. L. Fest, Automobile 
 Building. 
 
 Superintendent of Transportation, Martin Cornils, North West of swine 
 pavilion near C. B. & Q. unloading platform. 
 
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 I World Amusement 
 
 j SERVICE ASSOCIATION 
 
 The "Big Four" of the Show World 
 
 J. C. Simpson, Pres. 
 C. H. Duffield, Vice-Pres. Thearle-Duffield Fireworks Co. 
 
 E. F. Carruthers, Vice-Pres. United Fairs Booking Assn. 
 
 F. M. Barnes, Vice-Pres. F. M. Barnes, Inc, 
 
 J. Alex Sloan, Vice-Pres. J. A. Sloan, Auto-Races 
 
 Originators and 'Producers of 
 Amusements— Attractions 
 Fireworks Spectacles 
 Automobile Races 
 
 The practical application of the "Ideal of Service" is 
 exemplified in the business methods and all dealings of the 
 World Amusement Service Association. 
 
 The entertainment features including the Great THEARLE- 
 DUFFIELD fireworks spectacle "India" which wii 
 
 be seen at the Central States Exposition this year will be 
 furnished by this Association. 
 
 Our Motto is 
 "Service and Satisfaction — Jllways" 
 
 EXECUTIVE OFFICES 
 j 624 So. Michigan Ave. Tel. Harrison 3252 
 
 j Chicago, Illinois 
 
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Superintendent of Live Stock Sanitation. Dr. W. B. Lane, center of swine 
 and sheep pavilion. 
 
 Superintendent of Public Safety, Wm. McCullouch, East side main entrance 
 
 walk leading South from swine and sheep pavilion. 
 Superintendent of Emergency Hospital, Mrs. Kate Kohlsaat, East side main 
 
 walk South of swine and sheep pavilion. 
 Superintendent of Fire Department, East side main walk South of swine 
 
 and sheep pavilion. 
 Spuerintendent of Press Bureau, first floor Administration Building- 
 Superintendent of Boys and Girls Club, W. Lloyd Keepers, Farm boys Camp, 
 
 West of Administration Building. 
 Superintendent of Admissions, W. G. Nicholson, second floor Administration 
 
 Building. 
 
 Treasurer's Office, Frank J. Knight, second floor Administration Building. 
 
 SCHEDULE OF RATES FOR CENTRAL STATES 
 
 FAIR AND EXPOSITION 
 TO AND FROM CITY 
 
 Large stake or platform load $ 6.50 
 
 One horse wagon load 2.50 
 
 Minimum charge 1.00 
 
 Trunks, each 1-00 
 
 Buggies, surries, road spring or delivery wagons trailed 1.50 
 
 Empty farm wagons trailed, each 1.50 
 
 TO OR FROM CARS AT FAIR GROUNDS PLATFORM 
 
 All buggies, one seat, crated, each 1.00 
 
 All surries or wagons (light) crated, each 1.00 
 
 Wheels crated separate, per crate 1.00 
 
 Separators, tractors, (gasoline or steam) road graders, gas engines, 
 ditchers, power shellers, huskers, etc., team and driver and 
 
 necessary tools for handling same, per hour 2.00 
 
 Large stake or platform wagon load miscellaneous goods 3.00 
 
 Additional charge will be made for each extra man furnished in load- 
 ing or unloading any heavy goods, per hour 1.00 
 
 Any thing trailed not specifically priced will carry the same price as 
 if hauled. 
 
 Additional charge will be made for handling s ationary engines, port- 
 able gasoline engines, hauled on wagons, ensilage cutters, and 
 other heavy machinery. 
 
 All cars unloaded without the use of fair grounds platform will carry 
 
 extra charge. 
 
 Under two ton truck, driver only, per hour 2.50 
 
 Two ton truck or over, driver only, per hour 3.50 
 
 Extra helpers, each, per hour 1.00 
 
 Our office is located at unloading platform. All orders left with man in 
 charge will be handled promptly. 
 
 POST OFFICE HOURS 
 
 Located west end of Administration Building. Office open from 8:30 
 A. M. to 4 P. M. 
 
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 POWER ||§g FARMING 
 
 MACHINERY 
 
 Be sure to visit the — 
 
 CASE EXHIBIT 
 
 Which will include a complete 
 Line of Modern Power 
 Farming Machinery. 
 
 TRACTOR 
 
 NOTICE! 
 
 We want the public to know that our 
 plows and harrows are NOT the Case plows 
 and harrows made by the J. I. Case Plow 
 Works Company* 
 
 J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. 
 
 Racine, Wisconsin 
 U. S. A. 
 
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LIVE STOCK JUDGES 
 
 BEEF CATTLE DEPARTMENT 
 Wm. Dryden, Brookline, Ont., Canada. 
 Thos. Patterson, Versailles.. Ky. 
 W. C. Wood, Pendleton, Ind. 
 L. B. Canum, Aledo, Illinois. 
 Hugh Pope, Yorkville, Illinois. 
 
 DAIRY CATTLE DEPARTMENT 
 R. S. Hulce, Urbana, Illinois. 
 W. S. Moscrip, St. Elmo, Minnesota. 
 C. S. Rhode. Urbana, Illinois. 
 
 SWINE DEPARTMENT 
 John B. Rice, Urbana, Illinois. 
 T. A. Flenner, Ashmore, Illinois. 
 W. J. Carmichael, East St. Louis,. Illinois. 
 
 SHEEP DEPARTMENT 
 Prof. Frank Kleinheinz, Madison, Wisconsin. 
 
 JUDGING PROGRAM CENTRAL STATES FAIR AND EXPOSITION 
 AUGUST 17 TO 25 
 
 Friday, Aueust 17. 9 A. M. 
 
 Poultry, Rabbits and Pigeons. 
 
 Farm Products 
 
 Fruits 
 
 Vegetables 
 
 Flowers and Plants 
 
 Relics 
 
 Textile Fabrics 
 Culinary Pantry Stores 
 Fine Arts 
 Education 
 
 Monday, August 20. 9 A. M. 
 
 Boys and Girls Cub Work. 
 
 Better Babies Conference Examination. 
 
 LIVE STOCK JUDGING PROGRAM 
 CATTLE DEPARTMENT 
 Monday, Augrust 20, 9 A. M. 
 Aberdeen -Angus 
 Milking Shorthorns 
 Ayrshires 
 Brown Swiss 
 
 Grade and Cross-Bred Steers 
 
 Boys and Girls Club Work, Dairy and Beef. 
 
 Tuesday, August 21, 9 A. M. 
 
 Herefords 
 
 Polled Shorthorns 
 
 Jerseys 
 
 Wednesday, August 22, 9 A. # M. 
 
 Shorthorns 
 Red Polls 
 Holstein-Friesians 
 Guernseys 
 
TWIN CITY 
 
 Tractors, Trucks, All-Steel Threshers 
 
 Performance Proves 
 
 What they have done— their unusual records 
 of economy and reliability, their recognized 
 success in actually saving money on farming oper- 
 ations, their ability to "make good" in emer- 
 gencies when fast work means saving a crop— 
 these are things you should consider in 
 
 TWIN CITY 
 
 Tractors, Trucks, Ail-Steel Threshers 
 
 Tractors— The Twin City All-Steel Threshers, with 
 12-20 with its 16-valve-in- auxiliary cylinder for 
 head motor of surplus pow- threshing tailings, spread- 
 er removable cylinder . cylinder to insure uni- 
 walls, counter-balanced - * * ^ j . 
 crankshaft, and force feed form feed to cylinder, 
 lubrication, is an outstand- swinging stacker housing 
 ing value in the field today. and many other features. 
 Also 20-35 and 40-65 tractors 4 sizes- 22-4?, 28-48, 32-52 
 with valve-in-head motors. 36-60. 
 
 You owe tt to yourselj to investigate the 
 Twin City line. Come in and le t us 
 explain its many exclusive features. 
 
 C. R. SPRIET 
 
 ST. CHARLES, ILLINOIS 
 
 ^tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin 
 
 "Built to DO THE WORK- 
 not to meet a price** 
 
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Thursday, August 23, 9 A. M. 
 
 Red Polls 
 
 Grand and Cross Bred Steers 
 
 SWINE DEPARTMENT 
 
 Monday, Augrust 20, 9 A. M. 
 
 Duroc-Jerseys 
 Hampshires 
 
 Tuesday, Augrust 21, 9 A. M. 
 Poland Chinas 
 Chester Whites 
 
 Wednesday, August 22, 9 A. M. 
 
 Berkshires 
 Tamworths 
 
 SHEEP DEPARTMENT 
 
 Monday, August 20. 9 A. M. 
 
 Merinos 
 Rambouillets 
 Shropshires 
 Dorsets 
 
 Tuesday, August 21, 9 A. M. 
 
 Cotwolds 
 
 Hampshires 
 
 Leicester and Lincoln 
 
 Southdowns 
 
 Oxfords 
 
 HEAVY HORSE DEPARTMENT 
 
 Monday, August 20. 9 A. M. 
 
 Percherons 
 Belgians 
 Clydesdales 
 Shires 
 
 "The Very Best in Shoe Repairing" 
 H. R. HAILSTONE 
 
 SHOE DOCTOR 
 
 140 Fox Street AURORA, ILL. 
 
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THE ISLAND INN CAFE 
 
 The best place to eat in the city. Well known 
 to carry the best foods money can buy. Has 
 its bakery where French pastry, pies, wedding 
 or birthday cakes are made by a first class 
 pastry cook. :-: :-: :-: :-; :-: # 
 
 Cooked by a first-class chef 
 
 In a first-class place 
 Go to the ISLAND INN 
 
 For first-class food 
 
 PALIS & KELLY, Proprietors 
 10 ISLAND AVENUE 
 
 Reservations made for Auto Parties, Weddings or Dinners 
 
 CALL 585 
 
 SEE THE 
 
 DE LAVAL MILKER 
 
 In Operation 
 Outside Space Number 51 
 
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 2— 2:11 Trot (Early Closing) 5000.00 
 
 3— 2:14 Pace 600.00 
 
 Wednesday, August 22 
 
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 Thursday, August 23 
 
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 Friday, August 24 
 
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LIST OF EXHIBITORS 
 
 HORSES, PONIES AND MULES 
 Percherons 
 
 D. E. Strever Hinckley, II!. 
 
 Dunham's Wayne, III. 
 
 Harry Stamp Roachdale, Ind. 
 
 Belgians 
 
 Harry Stamp Roachdale, Ind. 
 
 John J. Mitchell Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 H. E. Greer Morris, 111. 
 
 Clydesdales 
 
 Alexander Farms Aurora, 111. 
 
 Gordon Bros Lemont, 111. 
 
 A. G. Soderberg Osco, Illinois 
 
 Shires 
 
 John J. Mitchell Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 Gordon Bros ..Lemont, II. 
 
 Geo. Woodland Gardner, 111. 
 
 Six Horse Team in Harness 
 
 Bridgford Farms Joy, 111. 
 
 J. F. Hassler Princeton, 111. 
 
 Grade Draft Geldings and Mares 
 
 Harry Stamp Roachdale, Ind. 
 
 J. F. Hassler Princeton, III. 
 
 Alexander Farms Aurora, 111. 
 
 Jacks, Jenets and Mules 
 
 Alexander Farm Aurora, 111. 
 
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DEPARTMENT A, 
 
 SECTION ONE 
 
 HORSES, PONIES AND MULES 
 
 Director in charge John Alexander, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Superintendent W. B. Richards, Geneva, Illinois 
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE! 
 
 If stalls are reserved, fees for same must accompany entry as follows: 
 Exhibitor's ticket $2.00 ; Horse stalls, single, $2.00. Box, $5.00 ; Pony stalls, 
 $1.50 ; Cattle stalls, $2.00 for each animal ; Swine pens $2.00 ; Sheep pens 
 $1.50 ; Send Postoffice or Express money order or draft for exhibitor's 
 ticket and stall fees. The foregoing must be complied with. 
 
 Live Stock Entries Close July 30. An Exhibitor's Ticket must be pur- 
 chased by every Live Stock exhibitor making entries, and entries will not be 
 accepted until this ticket has been purchased. When making entries in more 
 than one department, use separate blank for each department. Please write 
 distinctly. 
 
 DO NOT MAKE ENTRIES IN CHAMPION SECTION. 
 Note— Bill all freight to NIFA, Illinois. 
 
 Rules for Entry, Stalls, Etc. 
 
 1. As the Official catalogue of entries in this department is to be 
 published, entries giving name and registry number of animal must be 
 made on or before July 30th, and must be accompanied by $2.00 for exhibitor's 
 ticket and payment for the number of stalls required ; upon receipt of which 
 stalls will be assigned by the Superintendent. 
 
 2. Charges for stalls : Single, $2.00 ; box stalls, $5.00. 
 
 3. Entries must specify owner's name and post-office address and name, 
 sex and breed or description of animal with registry number. No animal 
 shall be entered in the name of any other than the bona fide owner or 
 owners, and should any prove to be otherwise entered, premiums awarded 
 to them will be forfeited to the Fair. The age of horses shall date from 
 the first of January of the year foaled. 
 
 4. Competition open to the world. 
 
 5. Matched horses and groups, if entered as such (except for "Get of 
 stallion") must be owned by the individual or business firm exhibiting 
 them. Each exhibitor will be allowed one entry only for "Get of stallion" 
 or "Produce of mare" in any one class. 
 
 6. All pure bred stock must be registered in recognized American 
 Registry, if such has been established. A certificate of registry will posi- 
 tively be required in every case, and if no American Registry has been 
 estab'ished, certificates of registry must be furnished from Foreign Registry. 
 No animal having hereditary unsoundness will be allowed to compete for 
 a premium in Department A. 
 
 7. In classes where height is specified, if questioned, height to be de- 
 termined by actual measurement. 
 
 8. Animal shown in ring must be accompanied by its Catalogue num- 
 ber on card furnished by the Fair. 
 
 9. Where there is no competition, but one prize will be awarded. When 
 there is competition all premiums may be awarded. 
 
 10. "Get of Stallion" will consist of three animals either sex, Amer- 
 ican bred, the get of the same sire. 
 
 "Produce of Mare" will consist of two animals, either sex, American 
 bred, produce of the same mare. 
 
 "Grand Display" will consist of stallion and three mares under three. 
 Mares to have been bred by exhibitor. 
 
 11. Premiums in this department will be paid on Friday, August 24th, 
 beginning at 2 o'clock p. m. to all applying for same at the office of the 
 Secretary. 
 
 Note — Judges are specially requested to read rules on Judges and 
 Judging. 
 
 PERCHERON SOCIETY OF AMERICA SPECIALS FOR YEAR 1923. 
 In 1923 the Percheron Society of America offers the following special 
 premiums to be competed for by the exhibitors of this show. 
 
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1. Special ribbons will be awarded to the first, second and third prize 
 animals regardless of whether they are American-bred or imported. Special 
 ribbons will also be awarded in the championship classes. 
 
 CONDITIONS. All animals competing for these prizes must be recorded 
 in the Percheron Stud Book of America. No animals can compete for these 
 special premiums unless they stand on the records of the Society as owned 
 by the exhibitor at time shown, except in Get of Sire, Produce of Dam and 
 other group classes. Unrecorded colts are not eligible to compete for these 
 special prizes unless the exhibitor furnishes the Secretary of the Fair with 
 the name and the foaling date, and unless the exhibitor files with the 
 Percheron Society of America, application to register such colts within ten 
 days after the close of the Fair. Recognition by and special prizes of the 
 Percheron Society of America will not be granted to any Fair that does not 
 provide separate classification for Percherons, to which horses of other breeds 
 are not admitted. 
 
 E. B. WHITE, President. 
 ELLIS McFARLAND, Secretary, 
 Percheron Society of America, U. S. Yards, Chicago, Illinois. 
 
 PERCHERONS CLASS NO. 1 
 Stallion Five Years Old and Over 
 $20— $15— $10 
 1. Wilson T.— Age, 6-20-1918 : Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 2 
 Stallion Four Years and Under Five 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 2. Dunham's Sensation — Age, 6-10-1919 ; Dunhams. 
 
 3. Dunham's Lycurgas — Age 5-25-1919 ; Dunhams. 
 
 4. Brilliant — Age, 5-8-1919; Harry Stamp. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 3 
 Stallion Three Years Old and Under Four Years 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 5. Robert Burns — Age, 3-24-20 ;Dunhams. 
 
 6. Capsheaf— Age, 3-28-20 ; Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 4 
 Stallion Two Years Old and Under Three Years 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 7. Sleet 174976 — Age, 4-16-21; D. E. Strever, Hinckley. 
 
 8. Dr. K. — Age 4-3-21 ; Dunhams. 
 
 9. Dunham's Java — Age, 4-24-21 ; Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 5 
 Stallion Under One Year Old 
 $20— $15— $10 
 10. Dunham's Kehama — Age, 3-22-22; Dunhan s. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 6 
 Five Stallions, the Property of One Exhibitor 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 11. Dunhams. 
 
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PERCHERON CLASS NO. 7 
 Mare Five Years Old or Over 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 12. Pa»ane — Age. 5-23-11 ; Dunhams. 
 
 13. Monition— Age 4-20-1912 ; Dunhams. 
 
 14. Lottie — Age 4-29-1917 ; Dunharrs. 
 
 15. Rose Carmon — Age 5-10-1918 ;Harry Stamp. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO 8 
 Mare Four Years Old and Under Five Years 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 16. Dunham's lone — Age, 4-18-1919 ; Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 9 
 Mare 3 Years Old and Under Four Years 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 17. Ladv 165112— Age. 6-9-1920 : D. E. Strever. 
 
 18. Dunham's Marie — Age, 5-19-1920 ;Dunhan.s. 
 
 19. Commecia — Age, 7-2-1920 ;Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 10 
 Mare Two Years and Under Three Years 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 20. Pansy 174975— Age, 3-18-1921 : D. E. Strever. 
 
 21. La Reine — Age, 4-14-1920 ; Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 11 
 Filly Under One Year 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 22. Dunham's Pucelle — Age, 5-19-1922 ; Dunhams. 
 
 23. Dunham's Claudia — Age, 4-27-1922 ; Dunhams. 
 
 24. Dunham's Primrose — Age, 4-13-1922 ; Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 12 
 Three Mares, the Property of One Exhibitor 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 . .25. Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERONS CLASS NO. 13 
 Mare and Suckling: Colt Produce 50% 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 26. Dunhams. 
 
 27. Dunhams. 
 
 182 Geo. Woodland. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 15 
 Three Colts, Under Three Years Get of Same Sire 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 28. Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 16 
 Two Colts Three Years Old or Over Produce of One Mare 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 29. Dunhams. 
 
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PERCHERON CLASS NO. 17 
 Two Colts, Under Three Years Produce of One Mare 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 30. Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 18 
 Stallion and Three Mares Bred by Exhibitor 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 31. Dunhams. 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 19 
 Champion Stallion Three Years or Over 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 20 
 Champion Stallion Under Three Years Old 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 21 
 Grand Champion Stallion Any Age. 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 22 
 Champion Mare Three Years Old or Over 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 23 
 Champion Filly Under Three Years 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 PERCHERON CLASS NO. 24 
 Grand Champion Mare Any Age 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 25 
 Stallion Five Years Old or Over 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 32. Major H. 11096— Age. 6-20-1917 : H. E. Greer. 
 
 33. Courtrai— Age 4-17-1918 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 34. Felix — Age, 1917 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 26 
 Stallion Four Years Old and Under Five Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 35. Freddy R. 11603— Age, 5-3-1919 ; H. E. Greer. 
 
 36. Rex Albert 11619— Age 3-25-19 ; H. E. Greer. 
 
 37. Louie d'Or— Age 3-30-1919 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
BELGIANS CLASS NO. 27 
 Stallion Three Years Old and Under Four Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 35. Famous 12122— Ape. 5-3-1920; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 39. Bob 12692— Age, 5-25-1920 ; H. E. Greer. 
 
 40. Jupiter — Age, 5-27-20 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 28 
 Stallion Two Years Old Under Three Years 
 $15 — $10 — $5 
 
 41. Caesar de Or 12631 — Age, 5-17-21 ; John J. Mitchell Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 42. Distinction de Hemel — Age 4-8-1921 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 43. Buster— Age, 4-23-21 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 44. Favorite — Age, 4-14-1921 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 28A 
 Stallion One Year Under Two Years 
 $15 — $10 — $5 
 
 45. Flashton 13025— Age, 7-27-1922 ; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 46. Major de Paul— Age 5-11-1922; H. E. Greer. 
 
 47. Ruben de Hemel — Age 4-25-1922 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 48. Mark — Age 5-5-1922 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 49. Goldemar — Age, 4-30-1922 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 29 
 Stallion Under One Year 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 50. Romeo 13280— Age, 3-5-1923; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 51. Barney Indogene — Age 5-5-1923 ; H. E. Greer. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 30 
 Five Stallions the Property of One Exhibitor 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 52. John J. Mitchell. 
 
 53. H. E. Greer. 
 
 54. Harry Stamp. 
 
 55. Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 31 
 Mare Five Years Old or Over 
 
 56. Rosette de Or 3188; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 57. Julia 3483 Age, 8-17-12; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 58. Henetta 5150— Ape, 5-9-1915; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 59. Mattie 6814— Age, 5-1-1916; H. E. Greer. 
 
 60. Rubie — Age, 10-10-1918; Harry Stamp. 
 
 61. Poulette— Age, 9-23-1916 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 62. Vannie De Landas — Age 5-29-1918 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 32 
 Mare Four Years Old Under Five Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 63. Jule — Age 5-5-1919 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 64. Rubie — Age, 4-27-1919 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
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BELGIANS CLASS NO. 33 
 Mare Three Years Old Under Four Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 63. Bell 8744— Age, 4-19-1920; H. E. Greer. 
 66. Hazel — Age, 5-7-1920; Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 31 
 Mare Two Years Old Under Three Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 67. Ceylon Princess 9046 — Age, 4-1921 ; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 68. Princess 9690 — Age, 5-7-1921; H. E. Greer. 
 
 69. Decatur Bell — Age 4-18-1921 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 70. Queen Dorothy — Age, 1-5-21 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 71. lone — Ape, 6-24-1921 ; Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO 34A 
 Mare One Year Old Under Two Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 72. Juliet 9389 -Age, 3-19-1922; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 73. Fay de Fen 9390— Age, 4-11-1922; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 74. Glenview Mildred— Age, 5-8-1922 ; H. E. Greer. 
 
 75. Glenview Queen Anabell — Age, 5-7-1922 ; H. E. Greer. 
 
 76. Carlette — Age, 4-18-1922; Harry Stamp. 
 
 77. Maxine — Age, 4-20-1922; Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 35 
 Filly Under One Year 
 $13— $10— $5 
 
 78. Lady Famous 10020 — Age, 1-12-1923; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, 
 
 Wisconsin. 
 
 79. Glenview Marjorie — Age 5-17-1922; H. E. Greer. 
 
 80. Julia — Age, 5-28-1923; Harry Stamp. 
 
 81. Jean — Age 6-7-1923; Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 36 
 Three Mares, Property of One Exhibitor 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 82. John J. Mitchell. 
 
 83. H. E. Greer. 
 
 84. Harry Stamp. 
 
 85. Karry Stamp. 
 
 86. Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 37 
 Mare and Sucking Colt, Produce 50 f ; 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 87. Julia 3483; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 88. H. E. Greer. 
 
 89. Harry Stamp. 
 
 90. Harry Stamp. 
 
 91. Rosette de Or 3488 ; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 92. H-netta 5150: John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva. Wis. 
 
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BELGIANS CLASS NO. 38 
 Get of Sire Three Animals Three Years Old or Over 
 $15 — $10— $5 
 
 93. Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS G LASS NO. 39 
 Get of Sire. Three Animals Under Three Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 94. John J. Mitchell. 
 
 95. H. E. Greer. 
 
 96. Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 40 
 Produce of Dam. Two Animals Three Years Old or Over 
 
 $15 — $10— $5 
 
 97 H. E. Greer. 
 
 98 Harry Stamp. 
 
 99 Harry Stamp. 
 
 lit Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 41 
 Produce of Dam, Two Animals Under Three Years 
 $15 — $10 — $5 
 
 101 John J. Mitchell. 
 
 102 H. E. Greer. 
 
 103 H. E. Greer. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 42 
 Stallion and Three Mares Bred by Exhibitor 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 104 John J. Mitchell. 
 
 105 H. E. Greer. 
 
 106 Harry Stamp. 
 
 107 Harry Stamp. 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 43 
 Champion Stallion Three Years Old or Over 
 $15 — Ribbon 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 44 
 Champion Stallion Under Three Years Old 
 $15 — Ribbon 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 45 
 Grand Champion Stallion, Any Age 
 $15 — Ribbon 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 46 
 Champion Mare Three Years Old or Over 
 $15 — Ribbon 
 
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BELGIANS CLASS NO 47 
 Champion Mare Under Three Years Old 
 $15— Ribbon 
 
 BELGIANS CLASS NO. 48 
 Grand Champion Mare, Any Age 
 $15— Ribbon 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 49 
 Stallion Four Years Old and Over 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 108. Royal Prince 21221— Age, 5-17-1918 ; A. G. Soderberg, Osco, 111. 
 
 109. Baron Peer 21255— Age 5-1-1919; A. G. Soderberg, Osco, ill. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 50 
 Stallion Three Years Old and Under Four Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 110. Green Meadow Reliance 21715— Age, 5-23-1920; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 111. Osco Jim 21813— Age, 4-30-1920 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 51 
 Stallion Two Years Old and Under Three Years 
 $15 — $10— $5 
 
 112. Vint Hill Bing 22175— Age 5-29-1921 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 113. Scottish Chief 22242— Age, 5-27-1921 ; A. G Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 52 
 Stallion One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 114. Prince Tom 22326— Age, 4-13-1922; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 115. Murphy 22325— Age, 4-18-1922 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 54 
 Five Stallions the Property of One Exhibitor 
 $15— $10— $5 
 116 A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 55 
 Mare Four Years Old and Over 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 117. Shamrocks Queen 19936— Age, 6-28-16 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 118. Shamrocks Beauty 18548 — Age, 7-10-14 ;A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 119. Fanny Witherspoon — Age, 6-7-1912 ; Alexander Farms. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 56 
 Mare Three Years Old and Under Four Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 120. Bonnie Lass 21815— Age, 6-2-1920 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 121. Pearl 21814— Age. 5-20-1920; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
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CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 57 
 
 Mare Two Years Old and Under Three Years 
 $15 — $10 — $5 
 
 122. Marv Jane 22015 — Age 5-18-21 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 123. Osco Maude 22220— Age, 10-6-1921 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 124. Davidsons Queen 22109— Age, 4-15-21 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 58 
 Filly One Year Old and Under Two 
 $15— $10--$5 
 
 125. Kitty Lou 22328— Age, 5-24-1922 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 126. Pride of the Pines 22319— Age, 3-26-1922 ; A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 60 
 Three Mares, the Property of One Exhibitor 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 127 A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 128 A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 62 
 Three Colts, Three Years Old or Over by One Stallion 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 129 A. G. Soderberg 
 
 CLYDESALES CLASS NO. 63 
 Three Colts, Under Three Years Old the Get of One Stallion 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 130 A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 64 
 Two Animals, Produce of One Mare, Three Years Old 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 131 A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 65 
 Two Animals, Produce of One Mare, Under Three Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 132 A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 66 
 Stallion and Three Mares, Mares Bred by Exhibitor 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 133 A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 134. A. G. Soderberg. 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 67 
 Champion Stallion Three Years Old or Over 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
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CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 68 
 Champion Stallion Under Three Years 
 $20 — Ribbon 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 69 
 Grand Champion Stallion 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 70 
 
 Champion Mare Three Years Old or Over 
 $20 — Ribbon 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 71 
 Champion Filly, Under Three Years 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 CLYDESDALES CLASS NO. 72 
 Grand Champion Mare 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 73 
 Stallion Four Years Old or Over 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 135. Jasper III 16599— Age, 1915 ; Gordon Bros. Lemont, 111. 
 
 136. Moulton Harold Jr. — Age, 5-9-17 ; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 SRIRES CLASS NO. 74 
 Stallion Three Years Old and Under Four Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 137. Black Patch— Age, 4-14-1920 ; John J. Mitchell, Lake Geneva, Wis. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 76 
 Stallion One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 138. Justice 26284 Age, 11-2-1922; Geo. Woodland, Gardner. 
 
 139. King 26285 Age, 11-7-1922 ; Geo. Woodland, Gardner. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 77 
 Stallion. Under One Year 
 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 140 Age, 5-20-1923; Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 79 
 Mare, Four Years Old and Over 
 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 141. Fuchsia May 17453— Age, 6-26-1915; Geo. Woodland. 
 142 Woodland Belle 17454— Age, 9-12-1916; Geo. Woodland. 
 
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SHIRES CLASS NO. 80 
 Mare, Three Years Old and Under Four Years 
 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 143 Silver Bell 19269— Age, 9-18-1920; Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 81 
 Mare. Two Years and Under Three Years 
 
 $15 — $10 — $5 
 
 144. Annabelle G. 19528 — Age, 9-2-1921 ; Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 82 
 Filly. One Year and Under Two Years 
 
 $15— $10— $5 0 
 
 145. Queen; Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 84 
 Three Mares, the Property of one Exhibitor 
 
 $15 — $10 — $5 
 
 146 . Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 85 
 Mare and Sucking Colt, Produce 50% 
 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 147 Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 86 
 Three Colts. Three Years or Over by One Stallion 
 $15— $10— $5 
 148 Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 87 
 Three Colts Under Three Years, the Get of One Stallion 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 149 Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 88 
 Two Animals, Produce of One Mare, Three Years Old 
 $15-r-$10— $5 
 
 150 Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SrIIRES CLASS NO. 89 
 Two Animals, Produce of One Mare, Under Three Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 151, Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 90 
 Stallion and Three Mares, Mares Bred by Exhibitor 
 $15— $*10— $5 
 
 183 Geo. Woodland. 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 91 
 Champion Stallion Three Years or Over 
 $20 — Ribbon 
 
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SHIRES CLASS NO. 92 
 Champion Stallion Under Three Years 
 $20 — Ribbon 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 93 
 Grand Champion Stallion 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 94 
 Champion Mare Three Years Old or Over 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 95 
 Champion Filly Under Three Years Old 
 $20 — Ribbon 
 
 SHIRES CLASS NO. 96 
 Grand Champion Mare 
 $20— Ribbon 
 
 SIX-HORSE TEAM IN HARNESS CLASS NO. 97 
 Six Horse Team. Mares or Geldings, Any Breed 
 $175— $75— $50 
 
 153 Bridgford Farms. 
 
 152 J. F. Hassler. 
 
 GRADE DRAFT GELDINGS AND MARES CLASS NO. 98 
 Gelding or Mare, Four Years or Over 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 154. Martha— 6 Years: J. F. Hassler. 
 
 155. Belle— 6 Years: J. F. Hassler. 
 
 156. Mike— 8 Years; J. F. Hassler. 
 
 157. Robert Lee — Age, 5-10-1915 ; Alexander Farms. 
 184 Geo. Woodland. 
 
 GRADE DRAFT GELDINGS AND MARES CLASS NO. 99 
 Geldinir or Mare Three Years and Under Four Years 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 158. Dennis — Age, 3 Years : J. F. Hassler. 
 
 159. Goldie— Age, 3 Years; J. F. Hassler. 
 
 GRADE DRAFT GELDINGS AND MARES CLASS NO. 100 
 Geldinrr or Mare Two Years and Under Three Years 
 $15— $10— $5 * 
 160. Daisy— Age, 2 Years: J. F. Hassler. 
 
 185 Geo. Woodland. 
 
 GRADE DRAFT GELDINGS AND MARES CLASS NO. 102 
 Horse or Filly Foal 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 186 : . . Geo. Woodland. 
 
 GRADE DRAFT GELDINGS AND MARES CLASS NO. 103 
 Farmer's Team: Team to Count 75%. Grooming, Harness, and Manners 25% 
 $25— $15— $10 
 
 161 . J. F. Hassler. 
 
 162 J. F. Hassler. 
 
 187 Geo. Woodland. 
 
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163. 
 164. 
 
 A . G . Soderberg . 
 Harry Stamp. 
 
 GRADE DRAFT GELDINGS AND MARES CLASS NO. 104 
 Draft Team in Harness 
 $20— $10— $5 
 
 165 J. F. Hassler. 
 
 166 J. F. Hassler. 
 
 GRADE DRAFT GELDINGS AND MARES CLASS NO. 105 
 Champion Gelding or Mare 
 $20— Reserve Ribbon 
 
 JACKS. JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 106 
 Jack, Over Four Years Old 
 $12— $8— $5 
 
 167. John Brown — Age, 8-5-1916 ; Alexander Farms. 
 
 JACKS, JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 109 
 Champion, Any Age 
 $15— 
 
 JACKS, JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 113 
 Chamnion. any Aere 
 $10 
 
 JACKS. JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. Ill 
 Horse Mule, Under Four Years 
 $12— $8— $5 
 168. Tommy Brown; Alexander Farms. 
 169. Jimmy Brown; Alexander Farms. 
 170. Freddy Brown; Alexander Farms. 
 
 JACKS, JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 115 
 Horse Mule, Three Years Old to Four Years 
 $12 — $8 — $5 
 171. Billy Brown: Alexander Farm. 
 
 JACKS. JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 116 
 Horse Mule, Under Three Years 
 $10— $8— $5 
 
 172. Baby Brown; Alexander Farms. 
 
 173. Georgy Brown; Alexander Farms. 
 
 JACKS. JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 117 
 Champion Horse Mule, any Age 
 ?15— 
 
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JACKS, JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 118 
 Mare Mule, Four Years Old or Over 
 $12— $8— $5 
 
 174. Lizzie Brown; Alexander Farms. 
 
 JACKS, JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 119 
 Mare Mule Thrpp to Four Years 
 $12— $8— $5 
 
 175. Betty Brown; Alexander Farms. 
 
 JACKS. JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 120 
 Mare Mule, Under Three Years 
 $10— $8— $5 
 
 176. Jean Brown; Alexander Farms. 
 
 177. Martha Brown ; Alexander Farms. 
 
 JACKS, JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 121 
 Champion Mare Mule, Any Age 
 $15— 
 
 JACKS, JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 122 
 Champion Mule, Horse or Mare 
 $15— 
 
 178 Alexander Farm. 
 
 179 Alexander Farm. 
 
 JACKS, JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 123 
 Pair Horses or Mules. Any Age 
 $12— $8— $5 
 
 JACKS, JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 121 
 Pair Mare Mules, Any Age 
 $12— $8— $5 
 
 180 Alexander Farms. 
 
 181 Alexander Farms. 
 
 JACKS. JENNETS AND MULES CLASS NO. 125 
 Champion Pair Mules, Any Age or Sex 
 $15— 
 
 HOTEL ARLINGTON 
 
 AURORA, ILLINOIS 
 
 Machinery Exhibitors Write 
 fur Rates and Reservations 
 
 4.— » 
 
LIST OF EXHIBITORS 
 
 BEEF CATTLE 
 Shorthorns 
 
 John Alexander & Sons ....Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Reynold Bros Lodi, Wisconsin 
 
 Edellyn Farms Wilson, 111. 
 
 Anoka Farms Waukesha, Wis., Wheaton, 111. 
 
 Boulderburn Farm Big Rock, 111. 
 
 W. S. Robbins Greensburg, Ind. 
 
 Hay Brown Sharpsburg, 111. 
 
 B. F. Hales, Oakwood Farms Prairie View, 111. 
 
 Lespedeza Farm Hickory Valley, Tenn. 
 
 Hutchison & Hutchison Kansas, 111. 
 
 Leslie Smith & Sons St. Cloud, Minn. 
 
 C. H. Prescott & Sons Tawas City, Mich. 
 
 Leslie D. Langhart Piano, 111. 
 
 George B. Miller Canton, 111. 
 
 L. F. Boyle Hennepin, 111. 
 
 Mathers Bros Mason City, 111. 
 
 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co Littleton, Colo. 
 
 Buchanan & England Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 Milking Shorthorns 
 
 R. R. Clampitt New Providence, Iowa 
 
 Adam W. Kohley Lisle, 111. 
 
 The Donald Woodward Herd Le Roy, N. Y. 
 
 The Otterbein Home Lebanon, Ohio 
 
 Hollandale Farm Milton, Iowa 
 
 Shorthorn Steers 
 
 J. W. Lathers Beloit, Wis. 
 
 Buchanan & England Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 Herefords 
 
 South worth & Tigan Rochelle, 111. 
 
 Ken Caryl Ranch Littleton, Colo. 
 
 A. J. A. Alexander Spring Station, Ky. 
 
 W. C. McCown Newman, 111. 
 
 J. E. Thompson & Sons Martinsville, 111. 
 
 Ls Vernet Stock Farm Jackson, Miss. 
 
 Shadeland Farm Lafayetee, Ind. 
 
 Shallenberger Farms Argyle, 111. 
 
 Thos. Taggart French Lick, Ind. 
 
 Terrace Lake Hereford Park 161 Live Stock Excl. Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 Turner Lumber and Investment Co Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 Fred Witt Leland, 111. 
 
 W. L. Yost Independence, Mo. 
 
 D. D. Van Voorhis Beecher, 111. 
 
 J. D. Canary Littleton, Colo. 
 
 C. O. Graves Georgetown, Ka. 
 
 W. N. W. Blayney Denver, Colo. 
 
 D. D. Van Voorhis Beecher, 111. 
 
 Aberdeen- Angus 
 
 Carl A. Rosenfeld Kelley, Iowa 
 
 Kemp Bros Marion, Iowa 
 
 Raymond Brown, M. D Joliet, 111. 
 
 Red Polls 
 
 Mark Fruin El Paso, 111. 
 
 Schickedanz Bros Chenoa, 111. 
 
 J. W. Larabee & Sons Earlville, 111. 
 
 H. P. Olson Altona, 111. 
 
 Polled Shorthorns 
 
 A. O. Murray Mazon, 111. 
 
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The Great 
 
 j MINNEAPOLIS 
 
 ) Line of 
 
 Steam Traction Engines, Gas Tractors 
 Separators, Corn Shellers 
 
 J. R. KIERNAN & SON 
 
 Phone No. lO GENOA, ILL. 
 
 Northern Illinois Distributors 
 
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DEPARTMENT B. 
 
 BEEF AND DAIRY CATTLE 
 
 John Alexander. Jr., Aurora, Illinois 
 C. S. Rhode, Urbana, Illinois 
 
 Superintendent Beef Cattle . 
 Superintendent Dairy Cattle 
 
 PROGRAM 
 
 (Subject to change) 
 
 Monday, August 20th, 9 A. M. 
 
 Aberdeen-Angus and Milking Shorthorns 
 Grade and Cross-Bred Steers 
 
 Tuesday, August 2lst, 9 A. M. 
 
 Herefords and Polled Shorthorns 
 
 Wednesday, August 22nd, 9 A. M. 
 Shorthorns and Red Polls 
 
 If stalls are reserved, fees for same must accomDany entry as follows: 
 Exhibitor's ticket, $2.00 ; Horse stalls, single, $2.00. Box, $5.00 ; Pony stalls, 
 $1.50 ; Cattle stalls, $2.00 for each animal ; Swine pens $2.00 ; Sheep pens, 
 $1.50. Send Postofnce or Express money order or draft for exhibitor's ticket 
 and stall fees. The foregoing rule must be complied with. 
 
 Live Stock Entries Cose July 30. An Exhibitor's Ticket must be pur- 
 chased by every Live Stock exhibitor making entries, and entries will not be 
 accepted until this ticket has been purchased. When making entries in more 
 than one department, use separate blank for each department. Please write 
 distinctly. 
 
 DO NOT MAKE ENTRIES IN CHAMPION SECTION. 
 
 All cattle exhibited at the Central States Fair for the year 1923 must 
 be accompanied by a certificate of health issued and endorsed by the 
 author. ties of the State from which the exhibited animals originated : 
 that such animals are free from the tuberculosis as shown by the tuber- 
 culin test made within Three Months from the date of exhibition unless said 
 animals come from a Federal or State accredited herd. Exhibitors will be 
 esked to present this certificate upon arrival at the fair grounds to the 
 official veterinarian. 
 
 Protests— See General Rule 28. 
 
 All females 36 months of age must have produced a living calf, and 
 entries must be accompanied by affidavit of date of birth of last calf, or 
 give satisfactory evidence of being in calf. 
 
 All applications for entry of cattle must be accompanied by name of 
 breeder, name, number, age and date of birth, and name and number of 
 sire and dam of the animal to be exhibited. 
 
 All animals exhibited in this class must be recorded with their respective 
 associations in the name of the bona fide exhibitor, previous to date of 
 showing. i 
 
 The dates for computing ages of beef breeds of cattle are fixed as 
 September 1 for Senior Classes and January 1 for Junior Classes. 
 
 Pedigrees of cattle, in all cases, must be traceable to the American 
 or Foreign Herd Books of the particular breeds to which they belong. 
 
 Awards will be made by the single judge system, unless in the judg- 
 ment tof the Superintendent of the Section more are required. Where there 
 is no competition and the exhibit is worthy, the first prize will be awarded. 
 Where there is competition, all prizes will be awarded. 
 
 The Superintendent shall exclude stock from competition should there 
 
 Note— Bill all freight to NIFA. Illinois. 
 
 RULES 
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE! 
 
be any unnecessary or embarrassing delay on the part of the exhibitors in 
 bringing animals into the show ring. 
 
 No Dremium will be awarded to any animal or groun of animals unless 
 shown in the ring for judging. 
 
 All animals entered for exhibition shall be in nlace not later than 
 12:00 o'clock noon, Saturday, August 18, 1923. 
 
 Entries will positively close Monday, July 30, 1923, at 6 p. m. 
 
 Animals must not be removed from the grounds until the close of the 
 Fair except when affected by disease or in case of emergency, and in such 
 cases only uoon reautesi of the- Snuerintendent and the written permission 
 of the General Manager. 
 
 The Superintendent of the Section will furnish exhibitors of cattle with 
 helpers' tickets at a charge of $1.00 each, permitting their assistants to 
 remain on the grounds. 
 
 A single animal may be exhibited as one of a herd, but shall not other- 
 wise be entered in more than one lot, excent in lots for get of one sire 
 and produce of one cow. 
 
 Graded Herd: To consist of bull over two years old: cow 3 years old 
 or over : heifer, two years old and under three : heifer, one year old and 
 under two : and senior heifer calf. 
 
 Yearling Herd: To consist of one bull one year old and under two years; 
 two yearling heifers, heifers to be bred by exhibitor. 
 
 Pair Calves: One bull (senior or junior) and one (senior) heifer, bred 
 by exhibitor. 
 
 Get of Sire: To consist of four animals, any age. either sex. 
 
 Produce of Cow: Two animals, either sex, the produce of one cow. 
 
 Champions: Only animals awarded first prizes in class rings eligible 
 to compete for champion prizes. 
 
 Grand Champions: Only champion animals eligible to compete for grand 
 champion prizes. 
 
 When on exhibition in the ring, each animal must be under halter and 
 in charge of owner or employee, who shall wear cards to correspond with 
 catalogue numbers. 
 
 Every animal entered for competition shall be under the control of the 
 Superintendent of the Section in which it is entered, but the Fair Manage- 
 ment will in no case be responsible for any. loss or damage to the same that 
 may occur. 
 
 Exhibitors must submit their anima's for examination by the official 
 veterinarian when so ordered by the Superintendent of the Section. 
 
 The Superintendent should instruct his clerk to check the entries shown 
 in the entry book in each ring, with the exhibits present, and so mark the 
 entry book that it will show what animals were passed on by the judges. 
 
 SECTION I. -BEEF CATTLE 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 200 
 Three Bulls Owned by Exhibitor 
 $ 5 0— $ 4 0— $ 3 0— $ 1 5— $ 1 0— $ 5 
 
 1 Geo. B. Miller, Canton, 111. 
 
 2. . W. S. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 
 
 3 . Lespedeza Farm, Hickory, Valley, Tenn. 
 
 4 Anoka Farms. 
 
 5 Anoka Farms. 
 
 6 Hay Brown. 
 
 7 Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 8 B. F. Hales, Prairie View. 
 
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9 Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 10 C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 11 Edellyn Farms. 
 
 12 L. F. Boyle. 
 
 13 Mathers Bros. 
 
 14 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co., Littleton, Colo. 
 
 15 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co., Littleton, Colo. 
 
 16 John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 17 John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 18 Reynolds Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 201 
 
 Two Bulls Owned by Exhibitor 
 $50— $40— $30— $15— $10— $5 
 
 19 Geo. B. Miller, Canton, 111. 
 
 20 W. S. Robbins. 
 
 21 Lespedza Farm. 
 
 22 Lspedeza Farm. 
 
 23 Anoka Farms. 
 
 24 Anoka Farms. 
 
 25 Hay Brown. 
 
 26 Hay Brown. 
 
 27 Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 28 Leslie Smith & Sons, St. Cloud, Minn. 
 
 29 Leslie Smith & Sons, St. Cloud, Minn. 
 
 30 C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 31 C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 32 Boulderburn Farm. 
 
 33 Edellyn Farms. 
 
 34 L. F. Boyle. 
 
 35 L. F. Boyle. 
 
 36 Mathers Bros. 
 
 37 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 38 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 39 John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 40 John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 41 Reynolds Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 202 
 
 Bull Three Years Old or Older 
 
 $50— $40— $30— $15 — $10— $5 
 
 42. Linwood Augustus 847513— Ape, 1-2-1919; Geo. B. Miller, Canton, 111. 
 13. Gloster Sultan 907173 — At^e 6-17-1919; Buchanan & England, Bridge- 
 port, 111. 
 
 ,-14. Merry Chimes 845273— Age 6-21-1919; W. S. Robbins. 
 
 15. Grove Park Premier 1005830— Age, 6-20-1920; Hay Brown. 
 
 16. Max Walton Merimac 680831 — Age, 2-25-18; Hutchison & Hutchison, 
 
 Kansas, 111. 
 
 17. Pride of the Morning 858383— Age, 9-19-1919; Hutchison & Hutchison, 
 v 48. Villagers Marshall 924735— Age, 9-2-1919 ; B. F. Hales. 
 
 ^ 49. Marquis Man 722670— Age, 2-6-1918; Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 A-50. Browndale Count 1156438— Age, 10-1-1919; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 51. Sanquhar Lad 1025599— Age, 5-31-1920 ; L. F. Boyle. 
 v 52. Dreadnaught Earl 925581— Age, 5-12-1920; Mathers Bros, 
 f - 53. Modest King 682218— Age. 4-27-1 920 ;The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 54. Bro?dhook's Stamp 983999— Age, 2-10-1920; The Maxwell Miller Cat- 
 
 tle Co. 
 
 55. Re-ufort Proud Duke 1069425— Age 3-24-1918; The Maxwell Miller 
 
 Catt'e Co. 
 
 W. Dale Augustus 515616— Age, 9-4-1916; John Alexander & Sons. 
 
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57. Maxwalton Monarch — John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 58. Maxwalton Marumot 811175 — Age, 1-12-1919. 
 
 59. Maxwalton Mandarin 680830— Age, 3-2-1918. 
 
 60. Maxwalton Lochinvar 941315— Age 1-22-1920. 
 
 61. Bapton Prince 926202— Age, 9-29-1919 ; Reynolds Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 203 
 Bull Two Years Old and Under Three Years 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $10— $5 
 
 62. Royal Dreadnaught 961087— Age 9-8-1920; Buchanan & England, 
 
 Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 63. Lespedeza Supreme 100966 — Age, 9-3-1920; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 64. Balbylin Broadhooks 1096151— Age, 27-1921 ; Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 65. Lavender Champion 1112414— Age, 8-20-1921 ; B. F. Hales. 
 
 66. Type's Diamon 1110863— Age 6-29-1921 ; Boulderburn Farm. 
 
 67. Max-Mill Oak 1027262— Age 1-5-1921 ; The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 68. Max-Mill Parson 1027263— Age, 5-2-1921 ; The Maxwell Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 69. Dales Type 1033057 — Age, 1-21-1921 ;John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 70. Maxwalton Mikado — B. F. Hales. 
 
 71. Maxwalton Ladas 1044717— Age. 3-4-1921. 
 
 v SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 204 
 
 Senior Yearling Bull 
 $50— $40— $30— $15— $10— $5 
 
 72. Glen Oak Augustus 1094706— Age, 12-8-1921; Geo. B. Miller, Canton, 111. 
 
 73. Choice Sultan 1113480— Age, 9-2-1921 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 74. Richland Leader 1079147— Age 9-22-1921 C. H. Prescott & Sons Trav- 
 
 erse City, Mich. 
 
 75. Rosemary's Type 1110998— Age, 9-11-1921 Boulderburn Farm. 
 
 76. Smiling King 1085326— Age, 12-6-21 ; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 77. Maxwalton Mariner 1113592— Age, 9-29-1921. 
 
 78. Maxwalton Bellman 1159667— Age, 11-5-1921 
 
 79. Maxwalton Justice 3rd 1159672— Age, 11-17-21. 
 
 80. Maxwalton Merimac 1159675— Age, 11-8-1921. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO 205 
 Junior Yearling Bull 
 $ 4 0—$ 3 0— $2 0— $ 1 5—$ 1 5—$ 1 0—$ 1 0—$ 1 0— #5— #5 
 
 81. Lord GJoster— Age, 9-22-1922 ;Buchanan & England, Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 | — 82. Lespedeza Eclipse 2nd 1710726— Age, 3-10-1922; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 83. Anoka Knight Errant 1190075 — Age. 6-6-1922 : Anoka Farms. 
 
 84. Sultan Jeweler 1190090— Age, 8-19-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 85. Kinu Dreadnaught 2nd 1093596— Age, 2-20-1922 ; Hay Brown. 
 
 86. Gloster Pride 1210333— Age.. 7-30-1922 : Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 87. Monarch Reserve 1204240— Age, 4-22-1922 ; Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 88. Edgecote Marquis 1171931— Age, 2-2-1922 ; B. F. Hales. 
 
 89. Crimson Cup 1122444— Age, 1-22-1922 rLeslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 90. Royal Autocrat 1099838— Age, 2-27-1922 : Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 91. Augustas King 1122075— Age, 4-11-1922; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 92. Edellyn Count 1203755— Age.. 5-10-1922; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 93. Sancmhar Royal 1180294— Age, 3-31-1922 ; L. M. Boyle. 
 
 94. Masterman 1093588— Age, 3-17-1923 : Mathers Bros. 
 
 95. Scotch Brogue — Age, 2-2-1922 ; The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 lr«96. Nonpariel Dale 1119046— Age, 1-9-1922 ; John Alexander & Son. 
 
 97. Melbourne Sensation Age, 6-11-1922 : John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 98. Maxwalton Diadem 1159668— Age, 4-4-1922. 
 
99. Maxwalton Dictator 1120898— Acre. 1-20-1922. 
 
 100. Maxwalton Clarion 2nd— Age, 7-24-1922. 
 
 101. Maxwalton Mack 1 159674— Age, 4-21-1922. 
 
 102. Maxwalton Leopold 1113591— Age, 1-18-1922. 
 
 103. Maxwalton Rudolph 1159667— Age, 3-23-1922. 
 
 104. Maxwalton Joker 2nd— Age, 7-10-1922. 
 
 105. Maxwalton Favorite 1206167— Age. 4-27-1922. 
 
 106. Maxwalton Cup 1176961— Age, 6-3-1922. 
 
 .107. Bapton Archer 1094977— Age, 1-6-1922; Reynolds Bros. 
 
 108. Baoton Goods 1094978— Age, 2-19-1922; Reynolds Bros. 
 
 109 W. S. Robbins. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 206 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $ 4 0—$ 3 0— $2 0— $ 1 5—$ 1 5—$ 1 0—$ 1 0—$ 1 0— £5— $5 
 
 110. Glen Ook Marvel 1179907— Age 9-28-1922 ; Geo. B. Miller, Canton, 111. 
 
 111. Robinwood Lad— Age, 11-21-1921: W. S. Robbins. 
 
 112. Lespedeza Perfection 1209901— Age, 10-16-1922; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 113. Brawith Charmer 1190083— Age, 9-3-1922: Anoka Farms. 
 
 114. Anoka Masterpiece 1190077 — Age, 10-17-1922; Anoka Farms. 
 
 115. Thistlewood 1190.091— Age 10-13-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 116. Sunrise King 1191035— Age. 9-15-1922; Anoka Farms. 
 
 117. Dreadnaught Trojan — Age, 11-24-1922; Hoy Brown. 
 
 118. Dreadnaught Gladiator — Age, 11-18-1922: Hay Brown. 
 
 119. Golden Merimac 1210334— Age, 11-5-1922: Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 120. Scottish Autocrat 1184381— Age, 9-5-1922: Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 121. Richland Courtier 1171223— Age, 9-2-1922: C. H. Prescott & Sons, 
 
 Traverse City, Mich. 
 
 122. Richland Roval 1171232— Age. 9-26-1922 : C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 123. Richland Supreme 2nd 1171233— Age. 10-5-1922 ; C. H. Prescott. 
 
 124. Type's Diamond 2nd — Age, 9-12-1922; Boulderburn Farm. 
 
 125. Edellvn Prince — Age. 9-20-1922: Edellvn Farms. 
 
 126. Whimpel King— Age, 11-26-1922; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 127. Rodney A.— L. M. Boyle. 
 
 128. Rodney Superb — L. F. Boyle. 
 
 129. Dreadnaught Coronet — Mathers Bros. 
 
 130. Max-Mfll Hallast 1183625— Age. 10-19-1922: The Maxwell-Miller 
 
 Cattle Co. 
 
 131. Max-Mill Magnet— Age, 9-24-1922; The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 '—132. Melbourne Rosedale 11 90309— Age, 11-5-1922; John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 133. Maxwallon Cruwil— Age 9-20-1922. 
 
 134. Maxwalton Goldburg 2nd— Age, 9-21-1922. 
 
 135. Maxwalton Lion — Age, 9-22-1922. 
 
 136. Maxwalton Marabeau— Age. 11-21-1922. 
 
 137. Maxwalton Principal— Age, 11-27-1922. 
 
 138. Bapton.s Knight— Age, 11-16-1922; Regnolds Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 207 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $15— $10— $10— $10— $5— $5 
 
 139. Robinwood Sultan— Age, 1-5-1923: W. S. Robbins. 
 
 140. Lespedeza Challenger 1209900 — Age, 1-7-1923; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 141. Anoka Corsoir 1190073 — Age. 1-3-1923: Anoka Farms. 
 
 142. Cumberland Dreadnaught — Age, 1-4-1923; Hay Brown. 
 
 143. Dreadnaught Vulcan — Age, 1-7-1923; Hay Brown. 
 
 144. Dreadnaught Dale — Age, 5-25-1923; Hay Brown. 
 
 115. Merimois Pride 1210335— Age, 2-10-1923; Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 146. Village Champion 1190587— Age, 3-4-1923 ; B. F. Hales. 
 
 147. Broadhooks Champion 1184382— Age, 1-17-1923; Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 148. Richland Dreadnaught 1213660— Age, 1-2-1923: C H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
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— 149. Richland Count 2nd 1213656— Age. 1-3-1923: C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 150. Edellyn Ruler— Age, 3-3-1923 ; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 151. Rodney Champion — L. F. Boyle. 
 
 152. Dreadnaught Cupbearer — Mathers Bros. 
 
 153. Dreadnaught Knight 1190313 — Age, 5-4-1923 ; Mathers Bros. 
 
 — 154. Melbourne Charmer 1190308 — Age. 1-9-1923: John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 155. Melbourne Bandmaster 1190307— Age, 1-26-1923; John Alexander & 
 
 Sons. 
 
 156. Marwalton Scotchman— Age, 1-6-1923. 
 
 157. Marwalton Director — Age, 1-24-1923. 
 
 158. Marwalton Monarch, Jr.— Age, 1-23-1922. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 208 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $50 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 209 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $50 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 210 
 Grand Champion Bull 
 
 $60 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 211 
 
 Cow, Three Years Old or Over, With Own Calf by Side Calved After' 
 January 1, 1923. 
 
 159. Emma 2nd 595687— Age, 11-12-1916: Geo. B. Miller, Canton, Illinois. 
 
 160. Glen-ythan 57, 832438— Age, 3-17-1919 : Lesnedeza Farm. 
 
 161. Haylands Dorothy 882724— Age, 9-11-1919: Hay Brown. 
 
 162. Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 163. Butterfly Lady 514698— Age, 3-14-1916 : B. F. Hales. 
 
 164. Max-Mill Acorn 857980 — Age, 1-20-1919 : The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 165. Maxwalton Mina 20. 811188— Age. 1-20-1919 : 
 
 166. Duches of Gloster 50, 737260— Age, 5-28-1918 : 
 
 167. Miss Snowbird Sultan 595906— Age, 10-20-1916: 
 
 168. Clara 51st 805143— Age, 10-27-1918 ; Reynold's Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 212 
 Cow, Three Years Old or Under 
 $40-$30-$20-$15-$10-$5 
 
 169. Blythesome Milkmaid 918118 — Age, 8-4-1919 ; Buchanan & England, 
 
 Bridgeport, Illinois. 
 
 170. Missie Blythwood 2nd 1025081— Age, 3-15-1920: W. S. Robbins. 
 
 171. Augusta Roan Lady 1025076— Age, 4-2-1920; W. S. Robbins. 
 
 172. Augusta of Oakwood 949004— Age, 10-2-1919 ; B. F. Hales. 
 
 173. Royal Ruby 759722— Age, 5-26-1918 ; Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 174. Richland Lassie 4th 920052— Age, 1-10-1920 ; C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 175. Dundee Dorothy 924928 — Age, 1-12-1919 ; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 176. Bertha 4th 527137— Age, 1-3-1916; L. F. Boyle. 
 
177. Max-Mill Myrtle 857984— Age, 1-18-1919 ; The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 178. Max-Mill Lovely 949927— Age, 1-26-1920 ; The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 179. Lavender 47th 627839 — Age. 6-9-1917 ; John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 180. Maxwalton Gloster 23, 941322— Age, 11-30-1919. 
 
 181- Wedding Gife 39th 926206— Age, 1-26-1920 ; Reynolds Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 213 
 Heifer. Two Years Old and Under Three Years 
 $40-$30-$20-$15-$10-$5 
 
 182. Anna Lind 10th 1007461— Age, 10-24-1920 ; Geo. B. Miller, Canton, III. 
 
 183. Ravendale Roan Lady 2nd 1047307 — Age, 9-20-1920 ; Buchanan & 
 
 England, Bridgeport, Illinois. 
 
 184. Robinwood Lavender 2, 978461— Age, 1-12-1921 ; W. S. Robbin. 
 
 185. Sultan's Gift 1023419 — Age, 10-10-1920 ; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 186. Cluny Flora 120 — Age, 1-24-1921 ; Hay Brown. 
 
 187. Villiage Sallie 1, 1018370 — Age, 9-17-1920 ; Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 188. Flowery of Oakwood 1112419— Age, 8-25-1921 ;B. F. Hales. 
 
 189. Miss Daybreak 4th 1024969— Age, 9-15-1920; Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 190. Roan Lady Anoka 1106602— Age, 8-19-1921; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 191. Gloster Lady 11 1031749— Age. 11-26-1920: L. F. Boyle. 
 
 192. Dreadnaught's Bride 1023418— Age, 1-26-1921 ; Mathers Bros. 
 
 193. Lovely Blossom 1005836 — Age, 9-18-1920 ; Mathers Bros. 
 
 19*4. Max-Mill Secret 1027271— Age, 1-18-1921 ; The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 195. Courtier's Model 985440— Age, 9-2-1920: John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 196. Roan Ladv 3rd 1033062— Acre, 11-5-1920: John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 197. Maxwalton Clara 7th 1110857— Age, 1-19-1921. 
 
 198. Maxwalton Mysie 953083— Age, 9-9-1920. 
 
 199. Maxwalton Clipper A 1147115— Age, 8-18-1921. 
 
 200. Rosemary 276 1126895— Age, 4-29-1921 : Reynolds Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 214 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $15— $10— $10— $10— $5— $5 
 
 201. Sweet Gloster 3rd 1094712— Age, 12-30-1921 ; Geo. B. Miller. Canton, 111. 
 
 202. Deerlick Miss Jean 1092442— Age, 11-2-1921 ; Buchanan & England, 
 
 Bridgeport, Illinois. 
 
 203. Lespedeza Augusta 26th 1110731— Age, 12-24-1921 ; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 204. Cloverleaf Helen 2nd 1116266— Age, 9-10-1921 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 205. Rodney Jealousy 1069775— Age, 10-30-1921 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 206. Haylands Augusta 3rd 1093597— Age, 10-23-1921 ; Hay Brown. 
 
 207. Tarty Jassamine 3rd 1109500— Age, 9-1-1921 ; Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 208. Gloster Lily 3rd 1109494— Age, 9-2-1921 ; Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 209. Victoria Oakwood 2nd 1112427— Age, 10-8-1921: B. F. Hales. 
 
 210. Rose of Autumn 4th 1094971— Age, 10-30-1921 ; B. F. Hales. 
 
 211. Buttercup 6th 1099844— Age, 10-26-1921 ; Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 212. Richland Claret 2nd 1079159— Age, 9-5-1921 ; C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 213. Edellyn Maid 4th 1085333— Age, 11-13-1921 ; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 214. Edellyn Undine 2nd 1102980— Age 9-15-1921 ; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 215. Princess Royal 1093590— Age. 10-15-1921; Mathers Bros. 
 
 216. Max-Mill Rosemarv 1083186— Age, 9-5-1921 : The Maxwell-Miller 
 
 Cattle Co. 
 
 217. Roan Lady 4th 1033062 — Age, 11-5-1921 ; John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 218. Baron'g Countess 1113605— Age, 10-1-1921. 
 
 219. Maxwalton Rosemary 8th 1113605— Age. 10-3-1921/ 
 
 220. Maxwalton Rosewood 28 1113606 — Age, 10-8-1921. 
 
 221. Maxwalton Lavender D 1113601— Age, 12-14-1921. 
 
 222. Matrimony 4 1113603— Age, 9-4-1921. 
 
 223. Goldie's Princess 1094983— Age, 10-29-1921 ; Reynolds Bros. 
 
 224. Pine Roan Lady 2nd— W. S. Robbins 
 
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SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 215 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $15— $10— $10— $10— #5— #5 
 
 225. Lady Gloster 5th 1094711— Age, 4-22-1922; Geo. B. Miller, Canton, 111. 
 
 226. Fairview Clara 1110664— Age, 1-3-1922 ; Buchanan & England, 
 
 Bridgeport, Illinois. 
 
 227. Robinwood Princess 1101893— Age, 2-2-1922; W. S. Robbin. 
 
 228. Lespedeza Lavity 4th 1210090— Age, 8-8-1922 ; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 229. Clara Anoka 2nd 1106593— Age, 1-6-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 230. Dorothy Anoka 1111539— Age, 2-18-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 231. Diamond Anoka 2nd 1111538— Age, 3-2-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 232. Anoka Aconite 4th 1190092 — Age, 7-13-1922 : Anoka Farms. 
 
 233. Maybud Anoka 1190103— Age, 5-13-1922; Anoka Farms. 
 
 234. Beatrice Anoka 12th 1190094— Age, 7-20-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 235. Haylands-Bonnie B 2nd 1122055— Age, 1-11-1922; Hay Brown. 
 
 236. Sunflower 30th 1109499— Age.. 1-28-1922; Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 237. Rosewood 100 1176433: Age, 2-7-1922: B. F. Hales. 
 
 238. Augusta of Oakwood 7 1176424— Age, 5-24-1922 ; B. F. Hales. 
 
 239. Orange Beauty 1169522— Age, 1-27-1922 ; Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 240. Cumberland Missie 1171236— Age, 4-15-1922: C. H. Prescott. 
 
 241. Richland Beauty 2nd 1171242— Age, 6-17-1922 ; C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 242. Edellyn Maid 3rd 1085332— Age, 2-14-1922 ; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 243. Dainty Maid 4th— Age 6-20-1922 ; L. F. Boyle. 
 
 244. Silver Queen 1138488— Age 6-15-1922: L. F. Boyle. 
 
 245. Dale's Missie 1159559 — Age, 1-9-1922 ; Mathers Bros. 
 
 246. Max-Mill Lovely 2nd 1183630— Age, 4-21-1922; The Maxwell-Miller 
 
 Cattle Company. 
 
 247. Max-Mill Graceful 3rd 1083184— Age, 1-4-1922 ; The Maxwell-Miller 
 
 Cattle Company. 
 
 248. Max-Mill Gloster 1183628— Age. 8-6-1922 ; The Maxwell-Miller Gattle Co. 
 
 249. Lovely Belle 21st 1119059— Age, 3-24-1922 ; John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 250. Pines Roan Lady 2nd 1162152— Age, 1-17-1922. 
 
 251. Maxwalton Roan Missie 1145876— Age, 2-4-1922. 
 
 252. Maxwalton Gloster 27th 1147105— Age, 2-14-1922. 
 
 253. Maxwalton Clipper 23rd 1147102— Age, 2-27-1922. 
 
 254. Maxwalton Gloster 29th 1147107— Age.. 3-13-1922. 
 
 255. Maxwalton Rosewood 32nd 1147112— Age, 3-15-1922. 
 
 256. Maxwalton Missie 14 1206297— Age, 5-4-1922. 
 
 257. Maxwalton Sweet Missie 3rd— Age, 7-15-1922. 
 
 258. Rosemary 277— Age. 2-22-1922 : Reynolds Bros. 
 
 259. W. S. Robbir.s. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 216 
 Senior Heifer Calf 
 $ 4 0—$ 3 0— $2 0— $ 1 5—$ 1 5—$ 1 0—$ 1 0—$ 1 0— #5— #5 
 
 260. Lavender Queen 1212136— Age, 12-12-1922 ; Leslie D. Langhart, 
 
 'Piano, Illinois. 
 
 261. Venus 1212137— Age, 11-13-1922: Leslie D. Langhart, Piano, Illinois. 
 
 262. Anna Lind 12th 1179910— Age, 10-3-1922 ; Geo. B. Miller, Canton, 111. 
 
 263. Butterfly 10th — Age, 9-29-1922 ; Buchanan & England, Bridgeport, 111 
 
 264. Ravendale Gwynne 2nd — Age, 11-21-1922; Buchanan & England 
 
 Bridgeport, Illinois. 
 
 265. Robinwood Beauty— Age, 10-22-1922 ; W. S. Robbins. 
 
 266. Robinwood Lavender 5— Age, 11-15-1922: W. S. Robbins. 
 
 267. Lespedeza Augusta 28 1209903— Age, 10-4-1922 ; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 268. Lespedeza Clipper 4 1209904 — Age, 9-5-1922 ; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 269. Lespedeza Lavender 1209905 — Age, 11-24-1922 ; Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 270. Villiage Fairy Anoka 2nd 1190111 — Age, 9-5-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 271. Lavender Anoka 7th 1190102 — Age, 9-15-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 272. Flora Anoka 4th 1190101 — Age, 12-4-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 273. Beautv Anoka 6th 1190095— Age, 9-19-1922 ; Anoka Farms. 
 
 274. Augusta Anoka 14 1190093— Age, 10-22-1922 : Anoka Farms. 
 
 275. Haylands Generosity— Age, 10-16-1922 ; Hay Brown. 
 
 276. Haylands Miss Ramsden— Age. 11-7-1922 ; Hay Brown. 
 
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277. Haylands Lustre Green 1202789— Hay Brown. 
 
 278. Mermaid 3rd 1210347— Age. 9-18-1922 : Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 279. Fusibus Rosebut 3rd 1210344— Age, 9-3-1922 : Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 280. Victoria of Oakwood 3 1190599— Age, 9-6-1922 ; B. F. Hales. 
 
 251. Rosetta of Oakwood 1190596— Age, 9-22-1922: B. F. Hales. 
 
 252. Cornflower Clipper 1184388— Age, 10-30-1922 : Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 283. Buttercup 7th 118387— Age, 10-15-1922 : Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 284. Richland Rosewood 1171247— Age.. 10-4-1922 ; C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 285. Bountiful 6th 1171234— Age, 8-12-1922 ; C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 286. Tripple Cumberland — Age, 10-10-1922 ; Boulderburn Farm. 
 
 287. Edellyn Augusta 2nd — Age, 9-17-1922 ; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 288. Edellyn Janet 2nd— As;e, 12-30-1922 ; Edellyn Farms. 
 
 289. Scottish Flora 6th— Age, 9-10-1922; L. F. Boyle. 
 
 290. Gloster Ladv 9th— Age, 10-1-1922; L. F. Boyle. 
 
 291. Max-Mill Violet 2nd 1183635— Age 9-18-1922 ; The Maxwell-Miller 
 
 Cattle Company. 
 
 292. Max-Mill Victoria 2nd 1183634— Age, 10-30-1922; The Maxwell-Miller 
 
 Cattle Company. 
 
 293. Max-Mill Princess 2nd 1183633— Age, 10-31-1922 ; The Maxwell Miller 
 
 Cattle Company. 
 
 294. Max-Mill Princess 1183632— Age, 10-28-1922 ; The Maxwell-Miller 
 
 Cattle Company. 
 
 295. Melbourne Belle — Age, 10-23-1922 ; John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 296. Melbourne Fantasy 11190311— Age, 10-30-1922; John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 297. Maxwalton Missie 15 — Age, 9-14-1922. 
 
 298. Maxwalton Fancy 11th— Acre, 9-17-1922. 
 
 299. Maxwalton Gladiolus— Age. 11-1-1922. 
 
 300. Maxwalton Goldie 7— Age, 10-28-1922. 
 
 301. Goldie's Princess 2nd — Age, 10-27-1922 : Reynolds Bros. 
 
 302. Avernes Princess — Age, 11-5-1922 ; Reynolds Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 217 
 Senior Champion Female 
 $50 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 218 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $50 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 219 
 Grand Champion Female 
 $60 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 220 
 Graded Herd 
 
 Bull Two ears or Over — Cow Three Years Old or Over — Two 
 Year Old Heifer— One Year Old Heifer— Senior Heifer Calf 
 $60— $40— $25— $15— $10 
 
 303 Geo. B. Miller, Canton, Illinois. 
 
 Buchanan & England, Bridgeport, Illinois. 
 
 305 Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 306 Hay Brown. 
 
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307 Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 308 B. F. Hales. 
 
 309 Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 310 Edellyn Farms. 
 
 311 Edellyn Farms. 
 
 312 L. F. Boyle. 
 
 313 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 314 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 315 
 
 316 Reynolds Bros. 
 
 317 W. S. Robbins. 
 
 SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 221 
 Yearling Herd 
 
 Bull One Year Old and Under Two — Two Yearling Heifers — 
 Bred by Exhibitor 
 $50— $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 318 Geo. B. Miller, Canton, Illinois. 
 
 319 Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 320 Anoka Farms. 
 
 321 Anoka Farms. 
 
 322 Hay Brown. 
 
 323 Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 324 B. F. Hales. 
 
 325 Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 326 C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 327 Edellyn Farms. 
 
 328 L. F. Boyle. 
 
 329 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Co. 
 
 330 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 331 
 
 332 Reynolds Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 222 
 Pair Calves 
 
 One Bull (Senior or Junior) and One (Senior) Heifer; Bred 
 by Exhibitor. 
 $50 — $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 333 Geo. B. Miller. Canton, Illinois. 
 
 334 Buchanan & England, Bridgeport, Illinois. 
 
 335 Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 336 Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 337. . .• Anoka Farms. 
 
 338 Anoka Farms. 
 
 339 Hay Brown. 
 
 340 Hay Brown. 
 
 341 Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 342 Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 343 B. F. Hales. 
 
 344 Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 345 Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 346 C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 347. * C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 348 Boulderburn Farm. 
 
 349 Edellyn Farms. 
 
 350 L. F. Boyle. 
 
 351 L. F. Boyle. 
 
 352 W. S. Robbins. 
 
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353 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Company. 
 
 354 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 355 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 356 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Company. 
 
 357 
 
 358 Reynolds Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 223 
 Four Animals, Get of One Sire — Anv Age. Either Sex 
 $60 — $40 — $25 — $15 — $10 
 
 359 Geo. B. Miller, Canton, Illinois. 
 
 360 Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 361 Lespedeza Farm. 
 
 362 Anoka Farms. 
 
 363 Anoka Farms. 
 
 364 Hay Brown. 
 
 365 Hay Brown. 
 
 366 Hutchison & Hutchison. 
 
 367 B. F. Hales. 
 
 368 Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 369 Leslie Smith & Sons. 
 
 370 C. H. Prcscott & Sons. 
 
 371 C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 372 Boulderburn Farm. 
 
 373 Edellyn Farms. 
 
 374 Edellyn Farm. 
 
 375 L. F. Boyle. 
 
 376 L. F. Boyle. 
 
 377 Mathers Bros. 
 
 378 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Company. 
 
 379 John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 380 John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 381 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Company. 
 
 282 The Maxwell-Miller Cattle Company. 
 
 383 
 
 384 Reynolds Bros 
 
 385 Reynolds Bros. 
 
 386 W. S. Robbins. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 224 
 Bull, Three Y*ars Old or Over 
 $25— $15— $12— $10— $5 
 
 387. Gretna's Masterpiece 925400— Age, 11-9-1919; Adam W. Kohley, 
 
 Lisle, Illinois. 
 
 388. Edgewood Cyrus 614258— Age, 2-21-1917 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 389. White Prince 648027— Age, 3-8.1917; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 390. Tiogo Point 768088— Age, 3-27-1918; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORNS CLASS 225 
 Bull, Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $25— $15— $12— $10— $5 
 
 391. Otterbein Clay 1011597— Age, 6-8-1921; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 392. English King 1051142— Age, 12-12-1920; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 393. Laddie Johnson 1050215— Age, 1-8-1921 ; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
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 ft 
 
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MILKING SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 226 
 
 Bull. One Year Old and Under Two 
 $25—$ 15— $ 12— $ 10— $5 
 
 394. Gretna's Japhet 1144398— Age, 7-8-1922 ; Adam W. Kohley, Lisle, 111 
 
 C95. Otterbein Diamond 1094489 — Age, 9-8-1921 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 396. Otterbein Borough 1209137 — Age, 5-20-1922 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 397. Darlington Clyde 160711— Age, 12-24-1921 ; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 398. Edgewood Keystone 1185461— Age, 6-2-1922 ; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 227 
 Bull, Under One Year 
 $25— $15— $12— $10— $5 
 
 399. Pink's Prince George 144402— Age, 2-27-1923; Adam W. Kohley, 
 
 Lisle, Illinois. 
 
 400. Otterbein Claymore — Age, 10-1-1922 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 401. Otterbein Roan — Age, 9-26-1922 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 402. Otterbein Pied — Age. 1-3-1923 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 403. Otterbein Star — Age, 10-1-1922 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 404. Chief Panama 1191507— Age, 9-7-1922 ; Hollendale Farm. 
 
 405. Apollo 1191506— Age, 8-9-1922; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 406. Edgewood Premier— Age, 10-24-1922 ; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 407. Roan Woodward 1174671— Age, 8-15-22 ; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 228 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 
 $25 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 229 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $25 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 230 
 Grand Champion Bull 
 $30 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 231 
 Three Cows in Milk, Owned by Exhibitor 
 $ 3 0— $2 0—$ 1 5—$ 1 5—$ 1 0 
 
 408 - The Otterbein Home. 
 
 4 <>9 Hollandale Farm. 
 
 410 R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 4 *1 The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 4 12 The Otterbein Home. 
 
 4 *3 Hollandale Farm. 
 
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MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 232 
 Two Cows in Milk, Bred and Owned by Exhibitor 
 $30— $20— $15— $15— $10 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 233 
 Cow, Five Years Old or Over, in Milk 
 $30— $20— $15— $15 
 
 414. Mabel Clyde 239559— Age, 9-25-1914 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 415. Lily Maid 137568— Age, 10-4-1912; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 416. Dairymaid 24, 713841— Age, 12-2-1917; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 417. Promise 500155— Age, 10-30-1915; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 418. Florabelle 719066— Age, 11-29-1917; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 419. Queen Bapton 492907 — Age, 5-10-1915; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 420. Rose Wood 602513— Age, 12-2-1916; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 234 
 Cow Three Years Old and Under Five in Milk 
 $30— $20— $15— $15 
 
 421. Jael 835002— Age, 9-29-1918; Adam W. Kohley, Lisle, 111. 
 
 422. Comets Queen 983549— Age, 2-8-1919; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 423. Annie Belle 921356— Age, 7-25-18; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 424. Mabel 946365— Age, 1-2-1919; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 425. Rosemaid 960828— Age, 11-1-1919; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 426. Fairy Dale 900136— Age, 11-19-1919; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 427. Rose Geneva 3rd, 910145 — Age, 4-5-1919; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 235 
 Heifer Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $25— $15— $12— $10— $5 
 
 428. Oak Lodge Star 2nd 1046168— Age, 9-3-20; Adam W. Kohley, Lisle, 111. 
 
 429. Otterbein Annie B 1001477— Age, 11-27-1920; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 430. Otterbein Geneva 1026472— Age, 5-30-1921 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 431. Otterbein Fern 1046189— Age, 6-25-1921; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 432. Roguish Pet 1024791— Age, 11-1-20 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 433. Rosemaid 2nd, 1025844— Age 1-14-1921; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 434. Edgewood Daisy 1117434— Age 5-24-1921 ; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 435. Cherry Millicent 1021057 — Age, 10-27-1920 ; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 436. Catherine 961922— Age, 9-11-1920; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 236 
 Heifer One Year Old and Under Two 
 $25— $15— $12— $10— $5 
 
 437. Lillian Belle 6th, 1054397— Age, 11-30-1921 ; Adam W. Kohley, Lisle, 111. 
 
 438. Otterbein Minerva 1170983— Age, 4-21-1922 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 439. Otterbein Bon 1094490— Age, 10-1-1921; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 440. Ottebein Louise 1094492— Age, 10-14-1921 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 441. Blackeyes 5th, 1165421— Age, 2-20-1922 ; The Otterbein Home. 
 
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442. Snowbound 3rd, 1122035— Age, 10-15-21; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 443. Waterloo Queen 1119003— Age, 8-4-1921; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 444. Dairy Queen 1161817 — Age, 11-24-1921 ; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 445. Edgewood Alice 1166185— Age, 11-21-1921; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 446. Roan Jewel 1126915— Age, 10-14-1921; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 447. Glenside Silver Lady 1121015— Age, 8-1921 ; The Donald Woodward 
 
 Herd. 
 
 448. Duchess 3rd, 1086702— Age, 11-3-1921 ; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 237 
 Heifer Under One Year 
 $25— $15— $12— $10— $5 
 
 449. Oak Lodge Clay 1186730— Age, 12-23-1922; Adam W. Kohley, Lisle, 111. 
 
 450. Otterbein M. 2nd, 1188255— Age, 10-25-1922; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 451. Otterbein Jewel — Age, 1-1-1923; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 452. Otterbein Airdrie — Age, 2-10-1923; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 453. Otterbein Rea— Age, 2-15-1923; The Otterbein Home. 
 
 454. Clay Pride 1177199— Age, 8-2-1922; Hollandale Farm. 
 
 455. Lucille — Age, 9-26-1922; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 45P>. Louise Leslie — Age, 9-23-1922; R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 457. Woodward Buttercup 1174677— Age, 10-8-1922 ; The Donald Woodward 
 
 Herd. 
 
 458. Favorite Woodward 1174673— Age, 10-7-1922 ; The Donald Woodward 
 
 Herd. 
 
 459. Vista Woodward — Age, 1-3-1923 ; The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 238 
 Senior Champion Female ■ 
 $25 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 239 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $25 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 240 
 Grand Champion Female 
 
 $25 
 
 . . Graded Herd 
 
 Bull Over Two Years; Cow Three Years Old or Over; Two Year Old Heifer; 
 One Year Old and Under Two Year Old Heifer Calf 
 $30— $25— $15— $10 
 
 460 The Otterbein Home. 
 
 461 Hollandale Farm. 
 
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462 R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 463 Adam W. Korhley. 
 
 464 The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 465 The Otterbein Home. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 242 
 Yearling Herd 
 
 Bull One Year Old and Under Two; Two Heifers One Year Old and Under 
 Two; Heifers Bred by Exhibitor 
 $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 466 The Otterbein Home. 
 
 467 Hollandale Farm. 
 
 468 R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 243 
 Pair Calves, One Bull and One Heifer, Bred by Exhibitor 
 $20— $15— $12— 10$ 
 
 469 The Otterbein Home. 
 
 470 Hollandale Farm. 
 
 471 R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 472 The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 473 The Otterbein Home. 
 
 474 The Otterbein Home. 
 
 MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS NO. 244 
 Four Animals, Get of One Sire, Any age, Either Sex 
 $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 475 The Otterbein Home. 
 
 476 Hollandale Farm. 
 
 477 R. R. Clampitt. 
 
 478 The Donald Woodward Herd. 
 
 479 The Otterbein Home. 
 
 SHORTHORN STEERS CLASS NO. 245 
 Senior Yearling: Steel, Spayed or Martin Heifer 
 $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 480. Haylands Buddy 1125435— Age, 11-12-1921; Hay Brown. 
 
 481. Red— Age, 10-2-1921; J. W. Lathers, Beloit, Wis. 
 
 482. Jim— Age, 10,3-1921; J. W. Lathers. 
 
 483. Leveldale Aristocrat 1190315— Age, 11-12-1921; Mathers Bros. 
 
 SHORTHORN STEERS CLASS NO. 246 
 Junior Yearling Steer. Spayed or Martin Heifer 
 $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 484. Deerlick Jerry — Age, 7-7-1922 ; Buchanan & England, Bridgeport, 111 
 
 485. Royal Dale 1164890— Age, 1-1922; Hay Brown. 
 
 486. Fair Acres Jack— Age, 1-3-1922; J. W. Lathers. 
 
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487. Spotty — Age, 3-5-1922; J. W. Lathers. 
 
 488. Richland Gift 1171226— Age, 6-24-1922 ; C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 489. Roan Memory 1203767— Age, 4-15-1922; C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 490 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 491 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 SHORTHORN STEERS CLASS NO. 247 
 Senior Calf Steer, Soayed or Martin Heifer 
 $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 492. Violet's Pride — Age, 12-6-1922; Buchanan & England, Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 493. Hayland's Corlay— Age, 11-24-1922; Hay Brown. 
 
 494. Fair Acres Prince — Age, 10-6-1922 ; J. W. Lathers. 
 
 495. Go Easy — Age, 10-5-1922; J. W. Lathers. 
 
 496. Bunko— Age. 9-4-1922: L. F. Boyle. 
 
 497 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 498 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 SHORTHORN STEERS CLASS NO. 248 
 Junior Calf Steer. Soared or Martin Heifer 
 $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 499. Hayland's Cooney — Hay Brown. 
 
 500. Ensign's First— Age, 1-11-1923; J. W. Lathers. 
 
 501. Hopeful's First— Age, 1-7-1923; J. W. Lathers. 
 
 502. Memory's Masterpiece 1213658 — Age, 1-6-1923; C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 503 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 504 John Alexander and Sons. 
 
 505. Gay Lad— Age, 1-20-1922. 
 
 SHORTHORN CHAMPION CLASS NO. 249 
 Steer, Soayed or Martin Heifer, Any Age (Competition Limited to First Prize 
 Winners in Above Class) 
 $40 
 
 CHAMPION STEERS CLASS NO. 250 
 Herd — Three Steers (Must Contain at Least One Yearling and One Calf) 
 $40— $35— $30— $25 
 
 506 J. W. Lathers. 
 
 507 C. H. Prescott & Sons. 
 
 508 John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 509 John Alexander & Sons. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 251 
 Three Bulls, Owned bv Exhibitor 
 $50— $40— $30— $15— $10— $5 
 
 510. Three Bulls — Turner Lumber & Investment Co., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 511. Three Bulls Owned by Exhibitor— Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 512. Three Bulls— Thos. Taggart. French Lick, Ind. 
 
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513 Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, 111. 
 
 514 Terrace Lake Hereford Park, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 515 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 516 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 517 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 518 A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 519 W. C. McCown. 
 
 520 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 521 J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 522 W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 523 D. D. Van Voorkis. 
 
 524 Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 525 Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 526 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 252 
 Two Hulls. Bred and Owned by Exhibitor. 
 
 $50— $40— $30— $15— $10— $5 
 
 527 Turner Lumber & Investment Co., Kansas City, 
 
 Mo. 
 
 528 Shadiland Farm, Lafayette, Indiana. 
 
 529 Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Ind. 
 
 530 Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Ind. 
 
 531 Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 532 Terrace Lake Hereford Park, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 533 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 534 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 535 "vV. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 536 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 537 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 538 A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 539 W. C. McCown. 
 
 540 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 541 J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 542 W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 543 W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 544 D. D. Van Voorkis. 
 
 545 Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 546 Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 547 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 548 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 253 
 Bull, Three Years Old or Over 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $10— $5 
 
 549. Prime Disturber 691400— Age, 11-6-1917 : Fred Witt. Leland. Illinois. 
 
 550. Gay Braemare 884100— Age, 10-3-1919 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 551. Brunnel Fairfax 4th 903135— Age, 10-10-1919; W. C. McCown. 
 
 552. Vernet King 14th 784327— Age, 8-5-1918 : La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 553. Beau Comfort 9th 910511— Age, 4-2-1920 ; La Varnet Stock Farm. 
 
 554. Beau Fairfax 719922— Age, 1-13-1918; J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 555. British Disturber 894357— Age, 10-27-1919 ; D. D. Vau Voorhis. 
 
 556. Repeater 66th 914128— Age, 2-2-1920 ; J. D. Canary. 
 
 557. Repeater 68th 975196— Age, 4-13-1920 ; J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 254 
 Bull, Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $10— $5 
 
 558. Laurel Perfection 5th 989392— Age, 9-15-1920 ; Turner Lumber & In- 
 
 vestment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 559. Laurel Perfection 3rd 989397 — Age, 12-9-1920 ; Turner Lumber & In- 
 
 vestment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
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560. Paragon Lad 17th 995424— Age, 12-22-1920 ; Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 561. Pluto Woodford 1230928— Age, 12-12-1920; Thos. Taggart, French Lick, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 562. Gay Repeater 1069649— Age, 1-3-1921 ; Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, 111. 
 
 563. Bonnie's Impression 987571 — Age, 9-20-1920 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, 
 
 Missouri. 
 
 564. Bonnie's Image 987570 — Age, 1-6-1921 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 565. Woodburn Woodford 1133000 — Age, 9-5-1920 : A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 566. Beau Comfort 12 1017275— Age, 1-4-1921 ; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 567. Beau Comfort 13 1011276— Age, 2-3-1921 ; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 568. Royal Fairfax 988704— Age, 10-3-1920 ; J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 569. Wvoming 16th 961896— Age, 9-3-1920 : W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 570. Mischief Wyoming: 1018990— Age, 4-20-1921 ; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 571. Gay Boy 155 974500 — Age, 9-11-1920; Ken-Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 572. The Anxiety 5th 981632— Age, 12-12-1920 ; C. O. Graves. 
 
 573. Repeater 74th 1016949— Age, 3-8-1921 ; J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 255 
 Senior Yearlong Bull 
 $ 4 0—$ 30— $ 2 0—$ 1 5—$ 1 0—$ 5 
 
 574. Pride of Laurel 1096651 — Age, 9-12-1921 ; Turner Lumber & Invest- 
 
 ment Co.. Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 575. Beau Plutofax 1st 1093093— Age 9-23-1921 ; Thos. Taggart, French Lick, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 576. Beau Plutofax 3rd 1093091 — Age. 11-3-1921 ; Thos Taggart, French Lick, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 577. Don Lark 1082184— Age, 9-14-1921 ; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, 
 
 Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 578. Speedwell Lad 6th 1108929— Age, 9-20-1921 ; W. C. McCown. 
 
 579. Vernet Comfort 2nd 1097239— Age, 12-10-1921: La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 580. Dale's Anxiety 1093101— Age, 9-3-1921: J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 581. Beau Perfect 1101368— Age, 12-4-1921: D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 582. Speck Woodford 3rd 1096106— Age, 10-4-1921 ; Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 583. Ken Carlos 6th 1079344— Age. 12-14-1920 : Ken Caryl Ranch. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 256 
 Junior Yearling Bull 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $15— $10— $10— $10— #5 
 
 584. Laurel Conqueror 3rd 1123867 — Age, 2-1-1922 ; Turner Lumber & In- 
 
 vestment Co., Kansas City. Missouri. 
 
 585. Shadeland Lad 16th 1140281— Age, 2-8-1922 ; Shadeland Farm, Lafa- 
 
 yette. Indiana. 
 
 586. Indiana Woodford 1140278— Age, 3-11-1922; Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 587. Beau Plutofax 7th 1093088— Age, 2-22-1922 ; Thos. Taggart, French 
 
 Lick, Indiana. 
 
 588. B. Reoeater 1126192— Age, 1-29-1922; Shallenberger Farm, Argyle, 111. 
 
 589. Repeater Model 131st 1127032— Age. 1-4-1922 ; Shallenberger Farms, 
 
 Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 590. Repeater 131st Jr. 1127031— Age, 1-6-1922 ; Shallenberger Farms, 
 
 Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 591. Dominic 1082184 — Age, 1-15-1922 ; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, Kansas 
 
 City, Missouri. 
 
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592. Anxiety Brae 1094491— Age, 1-9-1922: W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 593. Brae Woodford 1094498— Age, 1-25-1922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 594. Bonnie Brae 1094493— Age, 1-2-1922; W. L. Yost. Independence, Mo. 
 
 595. Bonnie Reserve 1094494— Age. 1-2-1922 : W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 596. Woodford 157 1174466— Age, 1-13-1922; A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 597. McCown Fairfax 2nd 1163356— Age, 2-16-1922 ; W. C. McCown. 
 
 598. Jim Fairfax 1169766— Age. 7-13-1922 ; W. C. McCown. 
 
 599. Holly Wyoming 1095591— Age, 1-4-1922; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 600. Domino 6th 1104836— Age. 3-3-1922: W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 601. Lord Woodford 1179056— Age, 5-16-1922 : Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 602. Woodford 155th 1114464— Age, 1-11-1922 ; J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 257 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $ 4 0—$ 3 0— $2 0— $ 1 5—$ 1 5—$ 1 0—$ 1 0—$ 1 0— #5 
 
 603. Laurel Perfection 12th 1157211— Age, 9-7-1922: Turner Lumber & In- 
 
 vestment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 604. Laurel Perfection 14th 1203134 — Age. 10-20-1922 ; Turner Lumber & 
 
 Investment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 605. Shadeland Lad 22nd 1197680— Age, 9-23-1922 : Shadeland Farm, Lafa- 
 
 yette, Indiana. 
 
 606. Shadeland Lad 23rd 1197681— Age, 9-14-1922 ; Shadeland Farm, Lafa- 
 
 yette. Indiana. 
 
 607. Plutofax 3rd 1200385— Age, 9-1-1922; Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Ind. 
 
 608. Plutofax 4th 1200386— Age, 9-17-1922 ; Thos. Taggart, French Lick, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 609. Cyclone Lad 15th 1210595— Age, 12-12-1922; Fred Witt, Leland, Illinois. 
 
 610. Prince Repeater 1192479 — Age, 10-5-1922; Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, 
 
 Illinois. 
 
 611. La Mancha 2nd 1214778— Age, 11-2-1922 ; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, 
 
 Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 612. Don Pedro 1220980— Age, 11-15-1922 ; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, 
 
 Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 613. Bonnie's Last 1130338— Age, 9-17-1922; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 614. Braemore 1st 1208025 — Age, 9-3-1922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 615. Braemore 6th 1203161— Age, 9-12-1922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 616. Woodburn 29 1199982— Age. 11-12-1922; A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 617. Woodburn 22 1199979— Age, 10-27-1922 ; A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 618. McCown Model 1204095— Age, 9-10-1922; W. C. McCown. 
 
 619. Vernet Comfort 5th A 1214159— Age. 12-10-1922 ; La Vernet Stock ( 
 
 Farm. 
 
 620. Real Beau 1209455— Age, 10-2-1922 : J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 621. Murphy Wyoming 1173933— Age, 9-3-1922; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 622. Beecher Donald 1210275 — Age, 10-14-1922 : D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 623. Prince Woodford 1222676— Age, 12-19-1922 ; Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 624. Domino — Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 625. Beau Domino 5th 1200037— Age, 9-3-1922 : C. O. Graves. 
 
 626. Repeater 83rd 1213662— Age, 10-28-1922 ; J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 258 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $15— $10— $10— $10— #5 
 
 627. Laurel Perfection 16th 1203133— Age, 1-2-1923; Turner Lumber & In- 
 
 vestment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 628. Shadeland Lad 331st— Age, 2-9-1923; Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 629. Plutofax 5th 1200387— Age, 1-2-1923 ; Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Ind. 
 
 630. Repeater Premier 131st 1216113— Age, 1-20-1923 ; Shallenberger Farms, 
 
 Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 631. Don Victor 1228235— Age, 1-2-1923; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, 
 
 Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
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€32. Early Dawn — Age, 1-20-1923 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Missouri. 
 
 633. Braemore Jr. 1203157— Age, 1-2-1923 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 634. Woodburn 27 1226323— Age, 1-18-1923 : A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 635. Vernet Comfort 6th 1214160 — Age, 3-17-1923 ; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 636. Arthur Wyoming 1216788— Age, 1-14-1923; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 637. Shady Donald 1210277— Age, 1-7-1923: D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 638. Domino— Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 639. Repeater 85th 1219427— Age, 1-20-1923; J. D. Canary. 
 
 640. Repeater 66th Jr. 1219425— Age. 1-10-1923 : J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 259 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $50 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 260 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $50 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO, 261 
 Grand Champion Bull 
 $60 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 262 
 Cow, Three Years Old or Over 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $10— $5 
 
 641. Myra Plutofax 1230927— Age, 11-30-1919: Thos. Taggart, French Lick, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 642. Cyclone Daisy 943625— Ape, 4-28-1920; Fred Witt, Leland, Illinois. 
 
 643. Disturber's Lass 4th 888858— Age. 11-15-1919; Shallenberger Farms, 
 
 Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 644. .Lady Woodburn 3rd 878933— Age, 9-15-1919: A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 645. Bell Donald 823433— Age, 3-20-1919: W. C. McCown. 
 
 646. Princess Anxiety 871397 — Age, 7-27-1919 ; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 647. Miss Gay Lad 2nd 785124— Age, 1-30-1919 ; J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 648. Lady Lela 785604— Age, 11-27-1918: D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 649. Louise V 829843— Age. 7-20-1919 : D. D. Van Voorhis! 
 
 650. Crystal Mischief 996646— Age. 6-26-1920; Ken Caryl Ranch Co. 
 
 651. Belle Blanchard 80th 787282— Age, 9-7-1918 ; C. O. Graves. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 263 
 Heifer, Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $ 4 0—$ 3 0—$ 20— $15— $10— $5 
 
 652. Bessie Plutofax 1230926— Age, 9-26-1920; Thos. Taggart, French Lick, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 653. Standard Lady 2nd 1042695— Age. 5-11-1921 ; Fred Witt, Leland, 111. 
 
 654. Repeater Lass 4th 987044— Age, 10-21-1920; Shallenberger Farms, 
 
 Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 655. Dorothy S 1069647— Age, 1-26-1921 ; Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, 111. 
 
 656. Yule Tide 2nd 969228— Age, 10-25-1920; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, 
 
 Kansas City, Missouri. . . .. 
 
 7-8 
 
657. Donna Domino 1014785 — Age, 1-21-1921 ; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, 
 
 Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 658. Belle Woodford 95 1009531— Age, 1-6-1921: A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 659. Rose Fairfax 988918— Age. 1-5-1921 : W. C. McCown. 
 
 660. Donna's Princess 1017279 — Age, 11-10-1920 ; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 661. Lady Fairfax Gth 988703— Age. 9-4-192Q ; J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 662. Princess Perfection 958075 — Age.. 9-2-1920 ; D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 663. Lady Domino 8 992995 — Age, 9-25-1920; Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 664. Rebecca 2 1044994 — Age, 11-8-1920; Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 665. Lady Ileen 11th 985842— Age, 2-4-1921 : C. O. Graves. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 264 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $15— $10— $10— $10— #5— #5 
 
 666. Gondola 26th 1085904 — Age, 10-5-1921 ; Turner Lumber & Investment 
 
 Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 667. Laurel Belle 4th 1096643— Age. 11-10-1921; Turner Lumber & Invest- 
 
 ment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 668. Miss Donald 53rd 1106913— Age, 11-28-1921 ; Turner Lumber & Invest-, 
 
 ment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 669. Elsie Woodford 1092257— Age. 10-7-1921 ; Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 670. Bonnie F. 29th 1092258— Age 9-3-1921 ; Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 671. Miss Plutofax 1st 1093096— Age, 9-33-1921 ; Thos. Taggart, French Lick, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 672. Miss Plutofax 3rd 1088253— Age, 11-12-1921 ; Thos. Taggart, French. 
 
 Lick, Indiana. 
 
 673. Esther 1095817— Age, 9-5-1921; Fred Witt, Leland, Illinois. 
 
 674. Dorothy S 2nd 1131050— Age, 11-25-1921 ; Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, 
 
 Illinois. 
 
 675. Lady Valentine 1082186 — Age, 9-17-1921 ; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, 
 
 Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 676. Miss Pet 3rd 1082188 — Age. 10-5-1921 ; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, 
 
 Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 677. Bonnie Sunshine 1094496 — Age, 9-8-1921 : W. L. Yost, Independence, 
 
 Missouri. 
 
 678. Bonnie Wild Rose 1094503— Age, 11-11-1921 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, 
 
 Missouri. , 
 
 679. Lady Woodburn 21 1083673— Age, 9-10-1921 : A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 680. Lady Woodburn 22 1083674— Age, 9-12-1921 ; A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 681. Mary Fairfax 1089648— Age, 9-1-1921; W. C. McCown. 
 
 682. Golda Fairfax 1089645— A^e, 9-5-1921: W. C. McCown. 
 
 683. Lady Fairfax 10 1093100— Age, 9-15-1921 ; J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 684. Lady Fair/ax 11th 1105892 — Age, 10-26-1921 ; J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 685. Elsie Domino 1095587— Age, 9-25-1921 ; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 686. Katie Domino 1095592— Age, 9-26-1921 ; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 687. May Perfection 1096126— Age, 9-7-1921 ; D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 688. Posey Perfection 2nd 1096128— Age, 11-16-1921; D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 689. Domino — 12-1921 ; Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 690. Miss Mairsele 275 — Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 691. Lady Repeater 2nd 1094769— Age, 11-4-1921; C. O. Graves. 
 
 692. Miss Repeater 87th 1089274— Age, 9-15-1921; J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 265 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $15— $10— $10— $10— #5— #5 
 693. Laurel Lass 2nd 1123870 — Age, 2-1-1922; Turner Lumber & Invest- 
 ment Gov, Kansas City; Missouri. 
 
 74 
 
694. Laurel Coquette 3rd 1126851 — Age. 2-8-192'^ ; Turner Lumber & In- 
 
 vestment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 695. Audrev 1103123 — Age, 1-2-1922 ; Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, Indiana. 
 
 696. Miss Plutofax 5th 1093094— Age, 1-8-1922 ; Thos. Taggart, French Lick, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 697. Miss Plutofax 9th 1093089 — Age, 1-31-1922 ; Thos. Taggart, French 
 
 Lick, Indiana. 
 
 698. Ramona 1099763— Age, 2-16-1922 : Fred Witt, Leland, Illinois. 
 
 699. May Repeater 1131053 — Age, 1-2-1922 ; Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, 
 
 Illinois. 
 
 700. Golden Glow 1094510 — Age, 1-24-1922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 701. Lady Love 1094513 — Age, 1-21-1922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 702. Regulator Lass 3rd — Age, 3-8-1922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 703. Jessie 1113188— Age, 3-12-1921 ; A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 704. McCown Princess 2nd 1204088— Age, 9-3-1922 ; W. C. McCown. 
 
 705. McCown Princess 4 1204090— Age, 9-21-1922 ; W. C. McCown. 
 
 706. Princess Comfort 14 1126032 — Age, 2-10-1922 ; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 707. Princess Comfort 18th 1214152— Age, 8-4-1922 ; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 708. Lady Fairfax 15 1128006— Are, 1-21-1922 ; J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 709. Gem Fairfax 1128004— Age, 1-30-1922 ; J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 710. Dollie Wyoming 1173931— Age, 6-3-1922 ; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 711. Belle Perfect 1096122 — Age, 1-8-1922 ; D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 712. Dimple Woodford 1192203— Age, 5-15-1922 ; Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 713. Patricia Woodford 1192209— Age, 8-11-1922; Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 714. Miss Reoeater 91st 1126874— Age, 1-19-1922 ; J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 266 
 Senior Heifer Calf 
 $40— $30— $20— $15— $15— $10— $10— $10— #5— #5 
 
 715. Laurel Beauty 5th 1203126 — Age, 9-3-1922 ; Turner Lumber & Invest- 
 
 ment Co.. Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 716. Laurel Belle 6th 1203128— Age, 9-19-1922 ; Turner Lumber & Invest- 
 
 ment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 717. Trixie Woodford 1197687— Age, 9-3-1922 ; Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 718. Shadeland Maid 14th 1197683— Age, 9-15-1922 ; Shadeland Farm, 
 
 Lafayette, Indiana. 
 
 719. Lady Plutofax 3rd— Age, 9-2-1922 ; Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Ind. 
 
 720. Lady Plutofax 4th 1200378— Age, 9-15-1922 ; Thos. Taggart, French 
 
 Lick, Indiana. 
 
 721. Delores 1210598— Age, 10-8-1922; Fred Witt, Leland, Illinois. 
 
 722. Easter Repeater 1192470— Age, 9-30-1922 ; Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, 
 
 Illinois. 
 
 723. Lolita 2nd 1200394— Age, 9-2-1922 ; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, 
 
 Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 724. Gayle Braemore 1203177— Age, 11-101922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, 
 
 Missouri. 
 
 725. Virginia Belle 1203192— Age, 9-18-1922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 726. Sun Glow 1203190— Age, 9-11-1922; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 727. Lady Woodburn 25 1198405— Age, 9-21-1922; A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 728. Lady Woodburn 26 1198406— Age, 10-10-1922 ; A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 729. Princess Comfort 20 1214153— Age, 11-2-1922; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 730. Princess Comfort 22 1214169— A^e, 11-10-1922; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 731. Princess Comfort 26 1214157— Age, 1-29-1923; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 732. Princess Comfort 21 1214154— Age, 11-5-1922; La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 733. Belle Blanchard 2nd 1217388— Age, 12-4-1922; J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 734. Donna Domino 1173938— Age, 9-21-1922; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 735. Nellie Domino 1116799— Age, 1-4-1923 ; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 736. Lela Donald 1210278— Age, 10-6-1922; D. .D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 737. Nancy Donald 1210282— Age, 10-28-1922; D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 738. Lady Woodford 1216677— Age, 11-14-1922; Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 739. Astor, October — Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 740. Belle Domino 1220038 — Age, 9-2-1922 ; Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 75 
 
741. Dotty Domino 1220042— Age, 11-25-1922 ; Ken Caryl Ranch Co. 
 
 742. Miss Mischief 1200048— Age, 9-6-1922; C. O. Graves. 
 
 743. Duchess Domino 1202872— Age, 10-7-1922 ; C. O. Graves. 
 
 744. Donna Anna 44th 1200039— Age, 1-2-1923 ; C. O. Graves. 
 
 745. Miss Mischief 1201715— Age, 9-20-1922; J. D. Canary. 
 
 746. Miss Line Repeater 1203216— Age, 9-21-1922 ; J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 267 
 Senior Champion Female 
 
 $50 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 268 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $50 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 269 
 Grand Champion Female 
 $60 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 270 
 Aged Herd Consisting of Bull Two Years or Over; Cow Three Years Old or 
 Over; Two Year Old Heifer; One Year Old Heifer; Senior Heifer Calf 
 
 $60— $40— $25— $15— $10 
 
 747 Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Indiana. 
 
 748. , Fred Witt, Leland, Illinois. 
 
 749 Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 750 A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 751 W. C. McCown. 
 
 752 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 753 J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 754 D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 755 Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 756 C. O. Graves. 
 
 757 J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 271 
 Yearling Herd — Bull One Year Old and Under Two; Two Yearling Heifers; 
 Bred by Exhibitor 
 $50— $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 758 Turner Lumber & Investment Co., Kansas City, 
 
 Missouri. 
 
 759 Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, Indiana. 
 
 760 Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Indiana. 
 
 761 Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Indiana. 
 
 762 Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 763 Terrace Lake Hereford Park, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
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764 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 765 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 766 W. C. McCown. 
 
 767 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 768 J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 769 W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 770 D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 771 South worth & Tigan. 
 
 772 J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 272 
 Pair Calves — One Bull (Senior or Junior) and One (Senior) Heifer, Bred by 
 
 Exhibitor 
 $50— $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 773 Turner Lumber & Investment Co., Kansas City, 
 
 Missouri. 
 
 774 Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, Indiana. 
 
 775 Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, Indiana. 
 
 776 Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Indiana. 
 
 777 Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Indiana. 
 
 778 Fred Witt, Leland, Illinois. 
 
 779 Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 780 Terrace Lake Hereford Park, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 781 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 782 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 783 W. C. McCown. 
 
 784 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 785 J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 786 W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 787 D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 788 Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 789 Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 790 C. O. Graves. 
 
 791 J. D. Canary. 
 
 792 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 HEREFORD CLASS NO. 273 
 Four Animals — Get of One Sire — Any Age — Either Sex 
 $60— $40— $25— $15— $10 
 
 793 Turner Lumber & Investment Co., Kansas City, 
 
 Missouri. 
 
 -794. ..Shadeland Farm, Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 795 Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Ind. 
 
 796 Thos. Taggart, French Lick, Ind. 
 
 797 Fred Witt, Leland, Illinois. 
 
 798 Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 799 Terrace Lake Hereford Park, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 800 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 801 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 802 W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 803 W. C. McCown. 
 
 804 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
 805 J. E. Thompson & Sons. 
 
 806 W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 807 W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 808 D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 809 D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 810 Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 811 Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 812 C. O. Graves. 
 
 813 J. D. Canary. 
 
 814 La Vernet Stock Farm. 
 
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HEREFORD STEERS CLASS NO. 274 
 
 Senior Yearling Steer 
 $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 815. Beau Laurel 26th 1096638— Age, 11-7-1921 ; Turner Lumber & Invest- 
 
 ment Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 816. Bonnie Pride 692— Age, 11-30-1921; W. L. Yost. Independence, Mo. 
 
 817. Dale Disturber 2nd 1095866— D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 818. Wildacre 796— Age, 9-24-1922 ; J. D. Canary. 
 
 HEREFORD STEER CLASS NO. 275 
 Junior Yearling Steer 
 $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 819. Sir Laurel 3rd 1126852— Age, 3-7-1922 ; Turner Lumber & Investment 
 
 Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 820. Adam Repeater 1192461— Age, 5-15-1922 ; Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, 
 
 Illinois. 
 
 821. Bevo 691— Age. 1-10-1922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 822. Bonnie Woodford 1127144— Age, 4-8-1922 ; Southworth & Tigan. 
 
 823. Duke 668— Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 824. Marcell — Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 HEREFORD STEER CLASS NO. 276 
 Senior Steer Calf 
 $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 825. Laurel Perfection 33rd 1157212— Age, 9-2-1922 ; Turner Lumber & In- 
 
 vestment Co., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 826. Shadeland Lad 25th 789— Age, 9-20-1922 ; Shadeland Farm. Lafayette, 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 827. Anna's Repeater 1192462 — Age, 10-11-1922 ; Shallenberger Farms, 
 
 Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 828. Hansome Lad 885 — Age. 9-9-1922 ; W. L. Yost, Independence, Mo. 
 
 829. Woodburn 23 1199980— Age, 10-10-1922 ; A. J. A. Alexander. 
 
 830. Don — Ken Caryl Ranch Company. 
 
 HERFEROD STEER CLASS NO. 277 
 Junior Steer Calf 
 $30— $20— $15— $10 
 
 831. Laurel Eunich 4th 799 — Age, 1-10-1923; Turner Lumber & Investment 
 
 Co., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 832. Laurel Eunich 5th 798 — Age, 1-8-1923 ; Turner Lumber & Investment 
 
 Co., Kansas City, Missouri. 
 
 833. Prince Repeater 131st 1216112— Age, 1-16-1923 ; Shallenberger Farms, 
 
 Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 834. Delight 1228233 — Age, 1-5-1923 ; Terrace Lake Hereford Park, Kansas 
 
 City, Missouri. 
 
 835. Blayney's Hero 852— Age, 1-2-1923 ; W. N. W. Blayney. 
 
 HEREFORD STEER CLASS NO. 278 
 Champion Steer 
 $40 
 
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HEREFORD STEER CLASS NO. 279 
 Herd — Three Steers (Must Contain at Least One Yearling and 
 One Calf) 
 
 836 Turner Lumber & Investment Co., Kansas City, 
 
 Missouri. 
 
 837 Shallenberger Farms, Argyle, Illinois. 
 
 838 W. L. Yost, Independence, Missouri. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 280 
 Three Bulls, Owned by Exhibitor 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 839 Kemp Bros. 
 
 840 Raymond Brown. 
 
 841 Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 281 
 Two Bulls, Bred by Exhibitor 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 842 Kemp Bros. 
 
 843 Raymond Brown. 
 
 844 Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 282 
 Bull, Three Years Old or Over 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 845. Broadus Black Copper 2nd 302383— Age, 6-23-1919; Raymond Brown. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 283 
 Bull, Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 846. Black Belmore 336163— Age, 9-5-1920 ; Kemp Bros. 
 
 847. Ensign C. 2nd 325091— Age, 9-16-1920; Raymond Brown. 
 
 848. Eventuation 337989— Age, 1-5-1921 ; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 284 
 Senior Yearling Bull 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 849. Permit 9th 352761— Age, 9-2-1921; Raymond Brown. 
 
 850. Expression 352608— Age, 12-29-1921 ; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
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ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 285 
 Junior Yearling: Bull 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 851. Killian 363626— Age, 6-10-1922 ; Kemp Bros. 
 
 852. Berman of Glenrock 2 352914 — Age, 1-12-1922 ; Kemp Bros. 
 
 853. Lottie's Boy 2nd 365960 — Age, 6-1-1922 ; Raymond Brown. 
 
 854. Electron 352610— Age, 1-25-1922; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 286 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 855. Idlor of Glenrock — Age, 10-10-1922 ; Kemp Bros. 
 
 856. — Beauty Boy B 365962 — Age, 9-1-1922 ; Raymond Brown. 
 
 857. Imogene— Age, 10-5-1922 ; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 287 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 858. Killiner — Age, 2-15-1923; Kemp Bros. 
 
 859. Beauty Bon C. 367183 — Age, 1-3-1923 ; Raymond Brown. 
 
 860. Eloquent — Age, 1-10-1923; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 288 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $30 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 289 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $30 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO 290 
 Grand ChamDion Bull 
 $30 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 291 
 Cow. Three Years Old or Over 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 861. Queens Viola K 306800— Age, 10-3-1919: Kemp Bros. 
 
 862. Kandace 6th, 239064— Age, 2-24-1916 ; Raymond Brown. 
 
 863. Blackbird 425, 316793 — Age, 5-5-1919; Raymond Brown. 
 
 864. Beauty McHenry 5th, 335276— Age, 7-12-1920 ; Raymond Brown. 
 
 865. K Pride of Fairfield 245543— Age, 4-21-1917 j Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
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ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 292 
 
 Heifer. Two Years Old 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 866. Kilkea W. 350363— Age, 4-29-1921 : Kemp Bros. 
 
 867. Queen Quail 3rd, 338556 — Age. 10-19-1920; Raymond Brown. 
 
 868. Kandace 10th 338859 — Age, 9-20-1920 ; Raymond Brown. 
 
 869. Blackcap McHenry 156 352606 — Age, 1-15-1921 ; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 870. Melba R. 338103— Age, 1-30-1921; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 871. Blackbird Bertie 337990— Age, 2-20-1921 ; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 293 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $30— $25— $20— $15^-$10 
 
 872. Verity of Glenrock 5, 352913— Age, 12-15-1921; Kemp Bros. 
 
 873. Queen Quail 4th, 353427— Age, 9-4-1921; Raymond Brown. 
 
 874. Kandace 12th, 365956 — Age. 9-1-1921; Raymond Brown. 
 
 875. Evea 352607— Age, 11-21-1921; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 876. Blackbird Jerry 3rd, 352609— Age, 12-30-1921; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 294 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 $30— $25— $20— $15— $10 
 
 877. Blackbird of Glenrock 361231— Age, 4-28-1922; Kemp Bros. 
 
 878. Maplewood Barbara 358743— Age, 2-2-1922; Raymond Brown. 
 
 879. Maplewood Enchantress 358742 — Age, 1-10-1922; Raymond Brown. 
 
 880. Boetta— Age, 4-23-1922; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 295 
 Senior Hefer Calf 
 $30— $25— $20— $ 15— $ 10 
 
 881. Erica of Glenrock 4 — Age, 3-28-1922 ; Kemp Bros. 
 
 882. Blackcap of Glenrock 3— Age 12-5-1922; Kemp Bros. 
 
 883. Kandace 14th 365963— Age, 9-2-1922 ; Raymond Brown. 
 
 884. Maplewood Pride 2nd, 365964 — Age, 11-1-22; Raymond Brown. 
 
 885. Blackcap McHenry 157— Age, 9-3-1922 ; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 886— Enlixa— Age, 9-4-1922; Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 296 
 Senior Champion Female 
 $30 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 297 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $30 
 
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ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 298 
 Grand Champion Female 
 $30 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 299 
 Graded Herd — Bull Over Two Years. Cow Any Age, Two Year Old Heifer, 
 One Year Old Heifer, Senior Heifer Calf 
 $30— $20— $12— $8 
 
 887 Kemp Bros. 
 
 888 Raymond Brown. 
 
 889 Raymond Brown. 
 
 890 Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 300 
 Yearling Herd — Bull One Year Old and Under Two. Two Yearling Heifers, 
 Heifers Bred by Exhibitors 
 $30— $20— $12— $8 
 
 891 Kemp Bros. 
 
 892 Raymond Brown . 
 
 893 Raymond Brown. 
 
 894 Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 301 
 Calf Herd— One Bull and Two Senior Heifers, All Bred by Exhibitor 
 $25— $15— $10— $5 
 
 895 Kemp Bros. 
 
 896 Kemp Bros. 
 
 897 Raymond Brown. 
 
 898 Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 ABERDEEN ANGUS CLASS NO. 302 
 Four Animals, Get of One Sire, Any Age, Either Sex, Ownership not required 
 $30— $20— $12— $8 
 
 899 Kemp Bros. 
 
 900 Raymond Brown. 
 
 901 Raymond Brown. 
 
 902 Carl A. Rosenfeld. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 303 
 Bull Three Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 903. Antone Charmer 32299— Age, 3-27-1917 ;J. W. Larabee & Song Earl- 
 viUe, nr. 
 
 904. House Charmer 40347— Age, 1-20-1920 ; Mark Fruim. 
 
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RED POLLS CLASS NO. 304 
 Bull Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 905. Marshall Charmer 42203— Age, 11-10-1920 ; J. W. Larabee & Sons, 
 
 Earlville, 111. 
 
 906. William Charmer 42201— Age, 10-16-1920; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 907. Teddvs Boy 42206 — Age, 2-6-1921; Schickedouz Bros., Chenoa. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 305 
 Senior Yearling Bull 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 908. Great Teddy 43845— Age, 10-2-1921; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 306 
 Junior Yearling Bull 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 909. Mannu Charmer 43920 — Age, 6-1-1922 ; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 910. Teddy's Lad 44372— Age, 3-1-1922; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 911. Chief Major 43996— Age, 2-8-1922 ; Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 307 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 912. Felix Charmer 45480— Age 10-7-1922; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 913. Henry Charmer 45481— Age, 10-12-1922; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 914. Eddie Charmer 45477— Age, 8-29-1922 ; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 915. Rupert Charmer 45470— Age, 9-15-1922 ; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 916. Foxy Charmer 45471— Age, 9-11-1922; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 917. Ideal— Age, 11-8-1922 ; Schickedoug Bros. 
 
 918. Chief Movarch 45369— Age, 9-16-1922 ; Mark Fruin. 
 
 919. Chief Squire 45368— Age, 9-16-1922; Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 308 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 920. Roy Charmer 45484— Age, 1-5-1923 ; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 921. Major Charmer 45483— Age, 1-2-1923 ; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 922. Luna's Tedd 45474— Age, 3-21-1923 ; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 923. Queen's Ideal — Age, 1-1-1923 ; Schickedouz Bros. 
 
 924. Chief Miles 45384— Age, 1-6-1923; Mark Fruin. 
 
 925. Chief Henry 45371— Age, 2-3-1923; Mark Fruin. 
 
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RED POLLS CLASS NO. 309 
 Cow, Three Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 926. Martha 46693— Age, 6-12-1917; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, 111 
 
 927. Rosie Charmer 43711— Age, 1-11-1916; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 928. Leona Marham 55495— Age, 5-20-1921; H. iP. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 929. Queen Luna 55406— Age, 9-29-1917; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 930. Lady Nector 44743— Age, 3-17-1913 ; Schickedouz Bros. 
 
 931. Ruby 3rd, Laso 2nd 54437— Age, 3-15-1919 ; Mark Fruin. 
 
 932. Agrnes 55297 — Age, 9-15-1919; Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 310 
 Cow or Heifer Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 933. Grace Charmer 59357— Age, 12-17-1920; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 934. Lela Charmer 59364— Age 1-24-1921; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 935. Lady Marham 61119— Age, 5-20-1921; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 936. Minnie Charmer 59352 — Age, 9-6-1920; Schickedouz Bros. 
 
 937. Maude Charmer 61491 — Age, 5-3-1921; Schickedouz Bros. 
 
 938. Amy 58165— Age, 12-26-20; Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 311 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 939. Sarah Charmer 61932— Age, 9-24-1921 ; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 940. Miss Neckton 61931— Age, 9-22-1921; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 941. Leona Charmer 61819— Age, 9-12-1921; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 942. Belva Charmer 61934 — Age, 12-6-1921; Schickedouz Bros. 
 
 943. Myrl Charmer 61933 — Age, 11-12-1921; Schickedouz Bros. 
 .944.. .Evangeline 62029— Age, 11-17-1921; Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 312 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 945. Teddy's Girl 61937— Age, 1-26-1922 ; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 946. Mamie Charmer 2nd, 61936— Age, 1-20-1922; J. W. Larabee & Sons 
 
 Earlville, 111. 
 
 947. Beauty Charmer 63626— Age, 4-9-1922 ; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 948. June Charmer 61822— Age, 2-2-1922 ; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 949. Neva Charmer 61935 — Age, 1-15-1922 ; Schickedouz Bros. 
 
 950. Jeanette 63142 — Age, 1-7-1922 ; Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 313 
 Senior Heifer Calf 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 951. Tillie Charmer 64409— Age, 10-25-1922 ; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 ville, 111. 
 
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952. Beverly Charmer 64407— Age, 1-5-1922; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 953. Queen Charmer 64401— Age, 9-2-1922 ; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 954. Mina Marham 64403— Age, 9-11-1922; H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 955. Necton Lady — Age, 9-22-1922; Schickedouz Bros. 
 
 956. Dearie 64275 — Age, 10-4-1922; Mark Fruin . 
 
 957. Evelyn 64276 — Age, 10-8-1922 ; Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 314 
 Junior Heifer Calf 
 $10— $7— $3 
 
 958. Myrtle Charmer 64412— Age, 1-5-1923; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 959. Sadie Charmer 64414— Age, 1-21-1923; J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earl- 
 
 ville, 111. 
 
 960. Sarah 2nd— Age, 1-15-1923 ; Schickedanz Bros. 
 
 961. Esther 64280— Age. 1-19-1923; Mark Fruin. 
 
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 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 315 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $15 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 316 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $15 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 317 
 Grand Champion Bull 
 $25 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 318 
 Senior Champion Female 
 $15 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO- 319 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $15 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 320 
 Grand Champion Female 
 |25 
 
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RED POLLS CLASS NO. 321 
 Grader Herd 
 $25— $20— -$10 
 
 962 J. W. Larabee & Sons Earlville, 111. 
 
 963 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville 111. 
 
 964 H. P. Olson Altona, 111. 
 
 965 Schickedanz Bros. 
 
 966 Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 322 
 Young: Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 967 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, 111. 
 
 968 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, 111. 
 
 969 H. P. Olson, Altona, 111. 
 
 970 Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 323 
 Calf Herd 
 $15— $10— $7 
 
 971 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, Illinois 
 
 972 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, Illinois 
 
 973 , H. P. Olson, Altona, Illinois. 
 
 974 ' Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 324 
 Get of Sire 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 975 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, Illinois. 
 
 976 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, Illinois. 
 
 977 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, Illinois. 
 
 978 H. P. Olson, Altona. Illinois. 
 
 979 H. P. Olson, Altona. Illinois. 
 
 980 Schickedanz Bros. 
 
 981 Mark Fruin. 
 
 982 Mark Fruin. 
 
 983 Mark Fruin. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 325 
 Produce of Cow 
 $15— $10— $7 
 
 984 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, Illinois. 
 
 985 J. W. Larabee & Sons, Earlville, Illinois. 
 
 986 J. W. Larabee & Sons. Earlville, Illinois'. 
 
 987 H. P. Olson, Altona, Illinois. 
 
 988 H. P. Olson, Altona, Illinois. 
 
 989 Schickedanz Bros. 
 
 990 Mark Fruin. 
 
 991 Mark Fruin. 
 
 992 Mark Fruin. 
 
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RED POLLS CLASS NO. 326 
 Grade or Cross Bred Steers — Steer, Spayed or Martin Heifer. 
 One Year Old and Under Two 
 $17— $12— $7— $5 
 
 993 W. C McCown. 
 
 994 Age, 9-2-1921 ; J. W. Lathers. 
 
 995. Buster — Age, 9-25-1921 ; Kemp Bros. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 327 
 Steer. Spayed or Martin Heifer. Under One Year Old 
 $17— $12— $7— $5 
 
 996 Age, 9-15-1922 ; J. W. Lathers. 
 
 997. Whitefoot— Age, 9-5-1922 ; Kemp Bros. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 328 
 Steer, Spayed or Martin Heifer, Calved Since January 1, 1922 
 $17— $12— $7— $5 
 
 998 Age, 1-7-1922 ; J. W. Lathers. 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 329 
 Steer, Spayed or Martin Heifer. Any Aee (Competition Limited 
 to 1st Prize Winners in Above Class) 
 $20 
 
 RED POLLS CLASS NO. 330 
 Three Steers, (Must Contain at Least One Yearling and One Calf) 
 $25— $15— $10— $5 
 999 J. W. Lathers. 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 331 
 Bull Three Years or Older 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 332 
 Bull, Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 1000. Sultan Crest 24265— Age, 11-1-1920; A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 333 
 Senior Yearling Bull 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 1001. White Sultan 25496— Age, 9-10-1921; A. O. Murray. Mazon, Illinois. 
 
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POLLED 
 
 SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 334 
 Junior Yearling Bull 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 335 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 1002. Merry Sultan — Age, 9-5-1922 ; A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 1003. Sultan's Model — Age, 10-5-1922 ; A. O. Murray. Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 1004. Whitehall Laddie — Age, 10-16-1922 ; A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 336 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 1005. Sultan's Best— Age, 1-3-1923 ; A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 337 
 Cow, Three Years Old or Over 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 1006. Marshal Lady 11203 — Age, 1-26-1919; A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 338 
 Cow or Heifer, Three Years Old and Under Two 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 339 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 1007. Sultan's Blossom 14884 — Age, 9-16-1921 ; A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 340 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 1008. Sultan's Carnation 15262— Age, 1-1-1922; A. O. Murray, Mazon, 111. 
 
 1009. Sultan's Snowflake 15263— Age, 4-18-1922 ; A. O. Murray, Mazon, 111. 
 
 POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 341 
 Senior Heifer Calf 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 1010. Sultan's Lassie — Age, 9-6-1922 ; A. O. Murray, Mazon, 111. 
 
 1011. Lalvaris Missie — Age, 10-5-1922 ; A, O, Murray, Mazon, 111. 
 
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POLLED SHORTHORNS CLASS NO. 342 
 Junior Heifer Calf 
 $10— $8— $5— $2 
 
 CHAMPION CLASS NO. 343 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $10 
 
 CHAMPION CLASS NO. 344 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $10 
 
 CHAMPION CLASS NO. 345 
 Grand Champion Bull 
 $10 
 
 CHAMPION CLASS NO. 346 
 Senior Champion Female 
 $10 
 
 CHAMPION CLASS NO. 347 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $10 
 
 CHAMPION CLASS NO. 348 
 Grand Champion Female 
 $10 
 
 HERDS CLASS NO. 349 
 Graded Herd 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 12 A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 HERDS CLASS NO. 350 
 Young Herd. . 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 . . A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
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HERDS CLASS NO. 351 
 Calf Herd 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 1014 A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 GROUPS CLASS NO. 352 
 Get of Sire 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 1015 A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 1016 A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 GROUPS CLASS NO. 353 
 Produce of Cow 
 $15— $10— $5 
 
 1017 A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 1018 A. O. Murray, Mazon, Illinois. 
 
 THE COLUMBIA HOTEL 
 
 JOHN THIELEN, Proprietor 
 
 A Hotel for your Wife, Mother or Sister 
 
 What hotel is the best hotel to stop at when in 
 Aurora? THE COLUMBIA HOTEL. 
 
 It has won a reputation for its cleanliness 
 and moral conditions. It is located in the 
 heart of the city, not over two blocks from 
 steam and electric stations, theatres, retail, 
 and banking district. 
 
 European Plan Ai^a^ TI1i«~is-\io 110-116 Main 
 Everything New l\ 111013, 1I11I101S Street 
 
 One-half Block East of the Terminal Station 
 
 90 
 
DAIRY CATTLE EXHIBITORS 
 
 Holstein Freisian 
 
 Oatman Farms Dundee, Illinois 
 
 William Bixler . .' Orrville, Ohio 
 
 A. M. Stutzman Marshallville, Ohio 
 
 C. Miller Naperville, Illinois 
 
 Jefferson County Asylum Jefferson, Wisconsin 
 
 H. D. Larsen Dike, Iowa 
 
 E. E. Bain Lisle, Illinois 
 
 Fred Curr Lake Mills, Wisconsin 
 
 D. D. Hetts Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 
 
 Geo. Hetts Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 
 
 John Hevey Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 
 
 J. E. Mack Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 
 
 Will Sayre Jefferson, Wisconsin 
 
 Ward Bros Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 
 
 C. M. Beveridge Lake Mills, Wisconsin 
 
 Henry Anther Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 
 
 Fred Albrecht Watertown, Wisconsin 
 
 Wm. Krentz Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 
 
 Everson & Ferry Lake Mills, Wisconsin 
 
 Harry Faville Lake Mills, Wisconsin 
 
 Elmer Frazier Middletown, Indiana, R No. 3' 
 
 A. F. Randolph Canton, Illinois 
 
 Rock River Farms, Medill McCormick, Owner Byron, Illinois 
 
 Carl E. Rudolph Deerfield, Illinois 
 
 Jerseys 
 
 Cedar Crest Farms Lakevilla, Illinois 
 
 J. R. Phillips Benton, Illinois, Route 4 
 
 Harry S. Stein Ft. Madison, Iowa 
 
 C. S. Tomlinson & Son Rossville, Illinois 
 
 The Walnuts Tallula, Illinois 
 
 Meredith Jersey Farm Des Moines, Iowa 
 
 J. B. Stansell & Sons McNabb, Illinois 
 
 I 
 
 Guernseys 
 
 F. K. Babson, Hinsdale, Illinois' 
 
 H. M. Allen Troy, Ohio 
 
 Chicago Guernsey Farm, Inc Hinsdale, Illinois 
 
 Mountain Bros ..Des Moines, Iowa, 
 
 F. J. Rueping Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 
 
 John Ebels Holland, Michigan 
 
 E. S. Pexson Minot, North Dakota 
 
 Ayrshires 
 
 Adam Seitz & Sons Waukesha, Wisconsin 
 
 F. H. Baskins.. Ceder Falls, Iowa 
 
 Brown Swiss 
 
 D. D. Van Voorhis Beecher, Illinois 
 
 Jubilee Farm Peoria, Illinois 
 
 Edward Riedy & Son Lisle, Illinois 
 
 P. A. Peterson Newark, Illinois 
 
 J. H. Moore Harvard, Illinois 
 
 John Hartman Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Clarence W. Burger Gridley, Illinois 
 
 N. C. Schmidt Monroe, Wisconsin 
 
 A. E. Bower & Son Bushton, Illinois 
 
 J. W. Hess Momence, Illinois 
 
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SECTION II. -DEPARTMENT B. 
 
 DAIRY CATTLE 
 
 Superintendent C. S. Rhode, Urbana, Illinois 
 
 Assistant Superintendent Gerald Matlock, Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 PROGRAM 
 
 (Subject to change) 
 
 Tuesday, August 21st, 9 A. M. 
 
 Ayrshires, Guernseys and Brown Swiss 
 Wednesday, August 22nd, 9 A. M. 
 Holstein-Friesian and Jerseys 
 Note— Bill all freight to NIFA, Illinois. 
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE 
 If stalls are reserved, fees for same must accompany entry as follows: 
 Exhibitor's ticket $2.00 ; Horse stalls, single, $2.00. Box, $5.00 ; Pony stalls, 
 $1.50 ; Cattle stalls, $2.00 for each animal ; Swine pens, $2.00 ; Sheep pens, 
 $1.50. Send Postoffice or Express money order or draft for exhibitor's ticket 
 and stall fees. Foregoing rule must be complied with. 
 
 Live Stock Entries Close July 30. An exhibitor's Ticket must be pur- 
 chased by every Live Stock exhibitor making entries, and entries will not be 
 accepted until this ticket has been purchased. When making entries in more 
 than one department, use separate blank for each department. Please write 
 distinctly. 
 
 DO NOT MAKE ENTRIES IN CHAMPION SECTION. 
 
 RULES 
 
 Entry requirements and general rules are same as given under Beef 
 Breeds. 
 
 Do not make entries in championship classes. 
 In Dairy Breed Classes : 
 
 A senior yearling is one dropped between August 1st, 1921, and February 
 1st, 1922. 
 
 A junior yearling is one dropped between February 1st, 1922, and August 
 1st, 1922. 
 
 A senior calf is one dropped between August 1st, 1922 and February 1st, 
 1923. 
 
 A junior calf is one dropped since February 1st, 1923. 
 
 All group classes in Dairy Breeds shall be made up the same as in Beef 
 Breeds. 
 
 The ages of all animals in two-year -old class and those older as well as 
 senior yearlings and senior calves shall be computed to August 1st, while the 
 ages of juniors will be computed to February 1st. 
 
 Cows 36 months old or over on September 1st of year in which shown to 
 be eligible to the show must have produced a calf carried to maturity within 
 18 months preceding said date. Any bull 36 months old or over on the first 
 day of September of year in which shown that has not had dropped to his 
 service one or more living calves during the 12 months preceding said date, 
 will not be eligible to the show. 
 
 All cows in the dairy breeds, to be judged in the morning, shall be milked 
 at 6 o'clock p. m., on the day previous to being judged. Dairy cows to be 
 judged in the afternoon shall be milked at 6o'clock a. m., of the same day. 
 The judge may, at his option, require any cows to be milked while in the ring 
 or before the awards are made. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 354 
 Bull, Three Years Old or Over 
 $ 3 5—$ 2 5—$ 2 0—$ 1 0—$ 1 0 
 
 1019. Illini Tritonia Pride 291428— Age, 11-15-1919; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1020. M. M. Elnora Tobes Denver 212460— Age. 2-27-1917 : Fred Albrecht. 
 
 08 
 
1021. King: Canary Oak Dekol Tobes 324745— Age, 11-16-1919: J. E. Mack. 
 
 1022. King Lavera Homestead 297926— Age, 11-28-1919; E. E. Bain. 
 
 1023. M. M. Wayne Oak Bess Burks 269546— Age, 12-14-1918; Jefferson 
 
 County Asylum. 
 
 1024. Rex Clothilde Aggie Forum 316135— Age, 10-28-1919 ; H. D. Larsen. 
 
 Rudolph, Deerfield, Illinois. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 355 
 Bull, Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1025. Carnation King Matador Queen 343816 — Age, 4-24-1921 ; Carl E. 
 
 Rudolph, Reerfield, Illinois. 
 
 1026. King Ormsby Careme 346843— Age, 12-28-1920 ; Geo. Hetts. 
 
 1027. Orrville Ormsby Dekol Chief 350780— Age, 10-16-1920 ; A. M. Stutzman 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 356 
 Senior Yearling Bull 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1028. Whitehurst Colantha Artis Lad 379895— Age, 11-7-1921 ; A. F. Randolph 
 
 1029. Dekol Veeman Pontiac Segis 381446— Age, 11-5-1921 ; John Hevey. 
 
 1030. Forum Ormsby Perfection 382203— Age, 10-11-1921 ; H. D. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 357 
 Junior Yearling Bull 
 $35— $25— $2 0—$ 1 0—$ 1 0 
 
 1031. Rock River Sir Johanna Hengerveld 374618— Age, 2-4-1922: Medill 
 
 MeCormick, Owner, Rock River Farm, Byron, Illinois. 
 
 1032 Age, 4-17-1922 ; J. D. Hetts. 
 
 1033. Edgetown King Segis Winona 381006— Age, 2-3-1922 ; Harry Faville. ( 
 
 1034. Forum Diamond Dick 385569 — Age, 2-6-1922 ; H. D. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 358 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1035. Old Mill Netherland Fayne Champion 406810— Age, 11-14-1922 ; Carl E. 
 
 Rudolph, Deerfield, Illinois. 
 
 1036. Whitehurst Colantha Lad 409014— Age, 10-6-1922 ; A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1037. Merrygold Peep Pride 403984 — Age, 1-12-1923 ; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1038. Blue Eye Ollie Tobcs— Age, 12-6-1922 ; Fred Gurr. 
 
 1039 Age, 10-18-1922 ; Everson & Ferry. 
 
 1040. Prince Artis Creamelle 407177 — Age, 10-16-1922 ; Jefferson County 
 
 Asylum. 
 
 1041. Forum Patrick— Age, 10-26-1922 ; H. D. Larsen. 
 
 1042. Forum Patriarch— Age, 10-26-1922 ; H. D. Larsen. 
 
 1043. Armsby Lavera Homestead 409455— Age, 11-9-1922 ; C. Miller. 
 
 1044 Age, 12-9-1922 ; Oatman Farms. 
 
 1045 Age, 12-28-1922 ; Oatman Farms. 
 
 1046 Age, 1-29-1923 ; Oatman Farms. 
 
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HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 359 
 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1047. Whitehurst Pietertje Lad 409937— Age, 2-2-1923 ; A. F. Randolph. 
 
 H8. Merrygold Dan Pride 403985— Age, 2-1-1923; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1049. Blue Eye Ollie Pontiac — Age, 2-3-1923 ; Fred Gurr. 
 
 1050. Canary Segis Pet 410369— Age, 2-22-1923 ; C. M. Beveridge. 
 
 1051. Albina King Denver 409592 — Age, 2-1-1923 ; Jefferson County Asylum. 
 
 1052. Forum King Julip — Age, 3-1-1923 ; H. O. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 360 
 Cow. Four Years Old or Over 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1053. Maplewood Chlo Segis 332742— Age, 8-23-1915; A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1054. Merrygold Pontiac Jewel Korndyke 49494 — Age. 12-1-1918 ; Elmer 
 
 Frazier. 
 
 1055. Anna Battel Rag Apple 367820 — Age, 1-4-1917 ; Fred Gurr. 
 
 1056. Inka Homestead Mercedes 2nd 324544 — Age, 12-12-1915 ; Fred Albrecht. 
 
 1057. Retta Crown Segis 552278 — Age, 9-22-1918 ; Wm. Kreutz. 
 
 1058. Garland Canary Pontiac 552277— Age, 11-18-1918; Wm. Kreutz. 
 
 1059. Forum Bessie Homestead 117213— Age, 1-7-1919; H. O. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 361 
 Cow. Three Years Old and Under Four 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1060. Merrygold Belle Snowflake Bo Peep 572459— Age, 1-19-1920; Elmer 
 
 Frazier. 
 
 1061. Clothilde Wayne Denver 580655 — Age, 2-12-1920; Jefferson County 
 
 Asylum. 
 
 1062. Charity Canary Denver 580653 — Age, 10-22-1919 ; Jefferson County 
 
 Asylum. 
 
 1063. Forum Pontiac Queen 644377 — Age, 8-9-1919 ; H. O. Larsen. 
 
 1064. Forum Maud Masterpiece 597788 — Age, 11-10-1919; H. O. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 362 
 Cow or Heifer Three Years Old and Under Two 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1065. Whitehurst Ormsby Artis 674339— Age, 7-2-1921 ; A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1066. Whitehurst Colantha Artis 756238— Age. 7-18-1921 ; A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1067. Merrygold Pauline Peep 642540 — Age, 2-1-1921 ; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1068. Merrygold Ona Pontiac 670679— Age, 4-13-1921 ; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1069. Princess Beauty Creamell 679344 — Age, 10-14-1920 ; Jefferson County 
 
 Asylum. 
 
 1070. Madam Artis Wayne Denver 679362— Age, 8-28-1920 ; Jefferson County 
 
 Asylum. 
 
 1071. Bella Donna Cornucopia 763934— Age, 2-4-1921 ; H. O. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 363 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1072. Whitehurst Mercedes Ormsby Artis 756236— Age, 10-28-1921 ; A. F. 
 
 Randolph. 
 
 1073. Merrygold Fayne Pride 754015— Age, 1-21-1922 ; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 95 
 
1074. Lucile Ormsb yButter Maid 757888— Ape, 11-19-1921; C. N. Beveridge. 
 
 1075. Johanna De Kol of Oakwood Lass 2nd 759349 — Age. 11-7-1921 ; Ward 
 
 Brothers. 
 
 1076. Inka Creamelle Lyons 754056 — Age, 12-9-1921 ; Jefferson County 
 
 Asylum. 
 
 1077. Artis Clothilde Denver 754046— Age, 11-6-1921 ; Jefferson Co. Asylum. 
 
 1078. Marjorie Plum De Kol 763952— Age, 1-27-1922 ; H. O. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 364 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1079. Whitehurst Colantha Artis Lass 758535— Age, 2-4-1922 ; A. F. Randolph 
 
 1080. Colantha Ormsby Artis Lass 840174 — Age. 6-29-1922 ; A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1081. Whitehurst Pauline De Paul 840171— Age, 6-29-1922 ; A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1082. Merrygold Beauty Pride 754016— Age, 2-9-1922 ; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1083. Korndyke Daphne Burke 760350— Age, 2-3-1922 ; Will Sayre. 
 
 1084. Lavera Segis De Kol 800588— Age, 2-25-1922 ; E. E. Bain. 
 
 1085. Forum Aaggie Lola — Age, 3-19-1922 ; H. O. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 365 
 Senior Heifer Calf 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1086. Old Mill Bessie Fayne Hengerveld— Age, 11-26-1922 ; Carl E. Rudolph, 
 
 Deerfield, Illinois. 
 
 1087. Whitehurst Artis Colantha 840170— Age, 10-1-1922 ; A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1088. Whitehurst Colantha Pauline 842377— Age, 12-2-1922 ; A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1089. Whitehurst Ormsby Colantha Artis 840169— Age, 10-5-1922 ; A. F. Ran- 
 
 dolph. 
 
 1090. Merrygold Adelaide Pride 826747 — Age, 11-16-1922; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1091. Merrygold Mollie Pride 826748— Age, 11-21-1922; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1092. Merrygold Polly Pride 826749— Age, 11-21-1922; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1093. Blue Eye Empress Ollie — Age, 10-15-1922 ; Fred Gurr. 
 
 1094. Blue Eye Ollie Mechthilde— Age, 9-30-1922 ; Fred Gurr. 
 
 1095 Age, 11-17-1922 ; Henry Anther. 
 
 1096. Colantha Lavera Homestead De Kol 800589— Age, 8-10-1922 ; E. E. Bain. 
 
 1097. Sir Dione Colantha 380890— Age, 1-24-1923 ; E. E. Bain. 
 
 1098. Mutual Colanis Clothilde 2nd 835304— Age, 9-14-1922 ; Jefferson County 
 
 Asylum. 
 
 1099. Creamelle Princess Denver 835321— Age, 10-19-1922 ; Jefferson County 
 
 Asylum. 
 
 1100. Mutual Marguerite Clothilde 835320— Age, 12-7-1922; Jefferson County 
 
 Asylum. 
 
 1101. Forum Lottie Gerben 839832— Age, 12-15-1922 ; H. O. Larsen. 
 
 1102. Ormsby Segis Pontiac Repeat 843522 — Age, 11-2-1922 ; Wm. Bixler. 
 
 1103. Oatman Pontiac Segis Canary — Age, 1-19-1923 ; Oatman Farm. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 366 
 . Junior Heifer Calf 
 $35— $25— $20— $10— $10 
 
 1104. Whitehurst Colantha Ormsby Artis 840173— Age, 2-12-1923 ; A. F. 
 
 Randolph. 
 
 1105. Merrygold Pontiac Jewell Pride 826751 — Age, 2-1-1923; Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1106 Age, 2-4-1923; J. D. Hetts. 
 
 1107. Lady Climax Minnta Homestead— Age, 2-6-1923 ; Will Sayre. 
 
 1108. Lavera De Kol Segis— Age, 2-1-1923 ; E. E. Bain. 
 
 96 
 
1109. Kornryke Laverna — Age, 3-4-1923 ; E. E. Bain. 
 
 1110. Clothilde Mutual Creamelle 2nd 835302— Age, 2-9-1923 ; Jefferson 
 
 County Asylum. 
 
 1111. Forum Maxie Diamond 839834— Age, 2-9-1923 ; H. O. Larsen. 
 U12 Age, 2-1-1923 ; William Bixler. 
 
 1113. Oatman Bessie Lawn Ormsby — Age, 2-4-1923 ; Oatman Farm. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 367 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $25 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 368 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $25 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 369 
 ..Grand Champion Bull 
 $30 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 370 
 Senior Champion Female 
 $25 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 371 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $25 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 372 
 Grand Champion Female 
 $30 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 373 
 Graded Herd 
 $35— $25— $15— $15 
 
 114 Elmer Frazier. 
 
 115 Jefferson County Asylum. 
 
 116 The Walnuts. 
 
 117 H. O. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 374 
 Young Herd 
 $35— $25— $15— $15 
 
 118. . A. F. Randolph. 
 
 119 Elmer Frazier. 
 
 97 
 
1120 Jefferson County Asylum. 
 
 1121 The Walnuts. 
 
 1122 H. D. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 375 
 Calf Herd 
 $35— $25— $15— $15 
 
 1123 A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1124 Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1125 Fred Gurr. 
 
 1126 A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1127 Jefferson County Asylum. 
 
 1128 The Walnuts. 
 
 1129 H. O. Larsen. 
 
 1130 Oatman Farm. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CLASS NO. 376 
 Get of Sire 
 $35— $25— $15— $15 
 
 1131 A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1132 Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1133 Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1134 Fred Gurr. 
 
 1135 A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1136 A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1137 Jefferson County Asylum.. 
 
 1138 Jefferson County Asylum. 
 
 1139 The Walnuts. 
 
 1140 The Walnuts. 
 
 1141 H. O. Larsen. 
 
 HOLSTEIN-FORIESTIAN CLASS NO. 377 
 Produce of Cow 
 $35— $25— $15— $15 
 
 1142 A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1143 Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1144 Elmer Frazier. 
 
 1145 A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1146 A. F. Randolph. 
 
 1147 Jefferson County Asylum. 
 
 1148 The Walnuts. 
 
 1149 The Walnuts. 
 
 1150 H. O. Larsen. 
 
 1151 H. O. Larsen. 
 
 1152 H. O. Larsen. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 378 
 Bull, Three Years Old or Over 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1153. Gamboge Star Oxford 162685— Age, 1-26-1917 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1154. Fashionable Fern Lad 163968 — Age, 11-18-1917 ; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 98 
 
1155. Kings Golden Diploma's Lad 192571 — Age, 4-4-1919 ; C. S. Tomlinson & 
 
 Son. 
 
 1156. Majesty's Defender 139197— Age, 10-1915; The Walnuts. 
 
 1157. Iowa's Viscount 142403— Age, 11-25-1914; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1158. Bosnia's Jersey Chief 160489— Age, 12-4-1917 ; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1159. Raleigh's Bright Prince 163966— Age, 8-26-1917 ; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 1160. Fairy's Duchess Chief 173902— Age, 8-12-1918; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 379 
 Bull, Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1161. Majestys Nina's Prince 207346 — Age, 5-25-1921 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1162. Financial Successful King 200772— Age, 1-11-1921 ; Meredith Jersey 
 
 Farm. 
 
 1163. Maud's Jolly Oxford Lad 209847— Age, 9-19-1920; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1164. Noble Plymouth's Fern Chief 205407— Age, 7-8-1921 ; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 380 
 Senior Yearling Bull 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1165. Jolly's Master Fox 210615 — Age, 12-3-1921 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1166. Lady Fern's Victor— Age, 1-8-1922 ; C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 
 1167. Iowa's Jolly Prince 209847— Age, 9-9-1921 ; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1168. Raleigh's of Cedar Crest 208769 — Age, 8-9-1921 ; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 381 
 Junior Yearling Bull 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1169. Successful Laddie 211198— Age, 4-19-1922; Meredith Jersey Farms. 
 
 1170. Comanca's Victor Lad— Age, 3-20-1922 ; C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 
 1171. Majesty's Stakwell Boy 210915— Age, 2-19-1922 ; The Walnuts. 
 
 1172. Iowa's Jolly Victor 209358— Age, 3-9-1922 ; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1173. Financial Blue Rex 206648— Age, 4-20-1922 ; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 382 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1174 Age, 9-1-1922 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1175. Majesty's Grutle Sultan— Age, August, 1922 ; The Walnuts. 
 
 1176. Cid's Iowa Dandy Boy— Age, 10-18-1922 ; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1177. Sara's Prize 2206— Age, 8-3-1922 ; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1178. Queen's Prize Lad 220621;— Age, 10-5-1922; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1179 Age, 10-19-1922 ; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 1180 Age, 11-22-1922; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 383 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 *181 Age, 2-1923; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1182. Successful Rosebud King — Age, 2-19-1923 ; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1183. Diploma's Golden Beryl Lad — Age, 2-2-1923 ; C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 
 09 
 
1184. Majesty's Walnut 2nd— Age, 3-15-1923 ; The Walnuts. 
 
 1185. Majesty's Oxford Prince — Age, 4-1923 ; The Walnuts. 
 
 1186. Iowa's Bluebell Dick— Age. 4-16-1923 ; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1187 Age, 3-1; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1188 Age, 4-2-1923; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 1189 Age, 4-10-1923; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 384 
 Cow Four Years Old or Over 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1190. Topper's Elizabeth Jane 411446— Age, 7-2-1917 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. I 
 
 1191. Fern's Financial Countess 336910 — Age, 1-18-1913; Meredith Jersey! 
 
 Farm. 
 
 1192. Chief's Iris Blossom 423507— Age, 5-29-1915 ; Meredith Jersey Farm. I 
 
 1193. Pretty Golden Comauca 6th 498687— Age. 2-7-1919 ; C. S. Tomlinson & I 
 
 Son. 
 
 1194. Gellyflames Beauty 464174— Age, 1-26-1918; The Walnuts. 
 
 1195. Majesty's Miranda 472081— Age, 10-1919; The Walnuts. 
 
 1196. Lucy's Jolly Lucile 629262— Age, 6-22-1914 ; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1197. Mendalcs Perfection Ladv 462332 — Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1198. Warder's Royal Chimes 354929— Age, 12-17-1914; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1199. Eulinda of Cedar Crest 421165— Age, 11-12-1917; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 1610. Majesty's Baby Gold 407078— Age, 3-6-1916 ; J. B. Stansell & Son. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 385 
 Cow Three Years Old and Under Four 
 
 1200. Majjesty's Gloria 467034— Age, 9-1-1919 ; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1201. Camanca's Golden Lassie 2nd 498693— Age, 2-13-1919; C. S. Tomlonso 
 
 & Son. 
 
 1202. Majesty's Little Maid 543645— Age, 4-1920 ; The Walnuts. 
 
 1203. Jolly Lucile's Lucy 474343— Age, 12-101919; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1204. Jersey Chiefs Pearl 483579— Age, 12-31-1919; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1205. Raleigh's Value 479810— Age, 11-5-1919: Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 386 
 Cow or Heifer Two Years Old and Under Three 
 
 1206. Majesty's Anna 529136— Age, 1-27-1921 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1207. Lady Viola Queen 535872— Age, 4-5-1921 Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1208. Raleigh's Golden Finance 511498 — Age, 11-22-1920 ; Meredith Jersey 
 
 Farm. 
 
 1209. King's Pretty Golden Lady 498696— Age, 9-14-1920; C. S. Tomlinson 
 
 & Son. 
 
 1210. Majesty's Fairy Lassie 549820 — Age, 3 -1921; The Walnuts. 
 
 1211. Majesty's Defenders Fun 549822— Age, 4-10-1921; The Walnuts. 
 
 1212. Majesty's Jolly Kit 573179— Age, 4-25-1921 ; The Walnuts. 
 
 1213 Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1214. Jersey Cheif's Ruby 512396— Age, 11-5-1920: J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1215. Jersey Chief's Maisy 511307— Age, 1-13-1921; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1216. Raleigh's Noble Queenie 489110 — Age, 2-17-1920 ; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 n 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 387 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $20— $15— 10 
 
 1217. Delia Delgracia 559853— Age, 12-26-1921 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1218. Jolly Boys Loretta 545722— Age, 12-1-1921 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1219. Successful Coma Fern 529927— Age, 1-25-1922 ; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 100 
 
1220. Successful Ruby Girl 546607 — Age, 1-25-1922 ; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1221. Successful Lavender Girl 537113 — Age, 8-15-1921 ; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1222. Successful Golden Cowslip 537116 — Age, 9-6-1921 ; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1223. Pretty Golden's Lady Fern — Age, 8-25-21; C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 1224.. .Mai esty's Carrie May— Age, 11- — -1921; The Walnuts. 
 
 1225. Cid's Iowa Doll 544596 — Age. 8-24-1921; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1226. Jersey Chief's Daisy 551860— Age, 11-19-1921; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1227. Raleigh's Oxford Bijou 554378— Age, 10-28-1921 ; Cedar Crest Farm. 
 
 1228 Age, 7-10-1922 ; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 388 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1229. Master Fox's Golden Maid 545373— Age. 3-12-1922: J. B. Stansell & 
 
 Son. 
 
 1230. Successful Gamboze Fancy 567114— Age, 3-9-1922 ; Meredith Jersey 
 
 Farm . 
 
 1231. Comancas Golden Rose— Age, 4-6-1922 ; C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 
 1232. Majesty's Crimson Maid— Age, 6-25-1922 ; The Walnuts. 
 
 1233. Tiddledywinks Bess— Age, 7-21-1922; The Walnuts. 
 
 1234. Iowa's Mendale Queen 544598— Age, 6-3-1922 ; Harry Stein. 
 
 1235. Iowa's Golden Molly— Age, 2-14-1922; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1236. — Plymouth Mitzie 540360— Age, 2-8-1922; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1237. Cedar Crest Farm Beauty 569096— Age, 4-19-1922; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 1238. Cedar Crest Duchess 569097— Age, 4-21-1922; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 389 
 Senior Heifer Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1239 11-1-1922 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1240 Age, 10-19-1922; J. B. Stausell & Sons. 
 
 1241. Successful Jean 5541177— Age, 9-4-1922; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1242. Successful Coma Beauty 567183— Age, 12-16-1922 ; Meredith Jersey 
 
 Farm . 
 
 1243. Successful Princess Lucy — Age, 10-10-1922; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1244. Successful Daisy — Age, 8-8-1922; Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1245. Pretty Golden's Jolly Fern — Age, 8-21-1922 ; C. S. Tomlinson & Sons. 
 
 1246. Majesty's Fairy Iva — Age, 1-20-1923; The Walnuts. 
 
 1247. Iowa's Jolly Start— Age, 8-16-1922 ; Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1248. Prize Mermaid 579826— Age, 8-8-1922 ; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1249. Noble Plymouth's Chief Fern 579827— Age, 8-16-1922; J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1250 Age, 1-7-1923; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 1251. Fairys Chief's Duchess 543872 — Age, 8-2-1921; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 390 
 Junior Heifer Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1252. Majesty's Pansy Girl 580568— Age, 2-2-1923; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1253. Majesty's Delia Lulu 580569 — Age, 3-6-1923 ; J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1254. Financial Successful Queen 567184— Age, 2-23-1923 ; Meredith Jersey 
 
 Farm . 
 
 1255. Lassies Golden Diploma — Age, 3-22-1923 ; C. S. Timlinson & Son. 
 
 1256. Majesty's St. Patrick's Maid— Age, 4-17-1923 ; The Walnuts. 
 
 1257 J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1258 Age, 2-6-1923; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 1259 Age, 4-6-1923; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
 1260 Age, 4-14-1923 ; Cedar Crest Farms. 
 
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I "IfTherelsaParadiseonEarthJtlsHere, It Is Here, It Is Here" \ 
 
 A Night In the Orient 
 
 The apex of achievements in spectacular Fireworks produc- 
 tions, combining from History and Legend a medley of 
 entrancing scenes, mystic ceremonies, spectacular and 
 thrilling episodes in that great wonderland of the Far 
 East — INDIA. Produced on the most magnificent 
 scale ever attempted, including the most spectacular 
 pageant of history. 
 
 THE DUBAR OF DELHI 
 THE INDIAN SUTTEE 
 PAGEANT OF STATE 
 RELIGIOUS CEREMONIAL - RAMZAN 
 MUTINY and DESTRUCTION of DELHI 
 
 The most marvelous outdoor production 
 ever presented! 
 
 EVERY NIGHT IN FRONT OF THE GRANDSTAND— ! 
 AUGUST 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 
 
 102 
 
JERSEY CLASS NO. 391 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 392 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 393 
 Grand Champion Bull 
 
 $25 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 394 
 Senior Champion Female 
 $20 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 395 
 Junior Champion Female 
 
 $20 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 396 
 Grand Champion Female 
 $25 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 397 
 Graded Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1261 J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1262 Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1263 Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1264. C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 
 1265 Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1266 J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1267 J. R. Phillips. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 398 
 Young Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1268 J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1269 Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1270 C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 
 1271 Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1272 J. R. Phillips. 
 
 103 
 
JERSEY CLASS NO. 399 
 Calf Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1273 J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1274 Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1275 C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 
 1276 Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1277. J. R. Phillips. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 400 
 Get of Sire 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1278 j. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1279 J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1280 Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1281 Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1282 C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 
 1283 Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1284 J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1285 J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1286 J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1287 J. B. Stansell & Sons. 
 
 1288 Meredit Jersey Farm. 
 
 1289 Meredith Jersey Farm. 
 
 1290 Meredeth Jersey Farm. 
 
 1291 C. S. Tomlinson & Son. 
 
 1292 Harry S. Stein. 
 
 1293 J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1294 J. R. Phillips. 
 
 1295 J. R. Phillips. 
 
 JERSEY CLASS NO. 401 
 Produce of Cow 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 402 
 Bull Three Years Old or Over 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 Monarch of Olive 63772— Age, 11-8-1919; John Ebels. 
 Queen's May Secret of Minot 65848 — Age, 5-9-1920 ; E. S. Pexson. 
 Thornliebank Golden Squire 58350 — Age, 6-21-1919 ; Chicago Guernsey 
 Farm, Inc. 
 
 Superb of Edgemoor 49590 — Age, 12-15-17 ; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 Gay Girls Golden Secret of Overland 60195— Age 9-16-1919 ;F. J. 
 
 Reuping. 
 
 H. M. Allen, Troy, Ohio. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 403 
 
 Bull Two Years Old and Under Three 
 
 1301.. .Corium Princess Carries Champion 73781— Age, 5-17-1921; F. J. 
 Rueping. 
 
 1302. Vindicators Goldseeker of Sweet Springs — Age, 7-21-1921 ;H. M. Allen. 
 
 104 
 
 1296. 
 1297. 
 1298. 
 
 1299. 
 1300. 
 
 1611. 
 
GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 404 
 
 Senior Yearling Bull 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1303. Lord of Michigan G F , 79748— Age, 11-3-1921; John Ebels. 
 
 1304. Imogene's Prince of Iowanola 77542 — Age, 8-8-1921; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1305. Kitcheners Cavalier of Iowanolo 77546 — Age, 10-12-1921 ; Mountain 
 
 Bros. 
 
 1306. Luxerius Bloom 80175— Age, 12-10-1921; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 405 
 Junior Yearling Bull 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1307. Glory's Rex of Minot 83110— Age, 6-5-1922 ; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1308. Beauty's Express of Iowanola 83380 — Age, 5-11-1922; Mountain Bros. 
 
 1309. Corium Rose des Houards Superb 85310— Age, 7-4-1922; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1310. Sweet's Springs Prince — Age, 3-18-122; H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 406 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1311. Ajax of Olive 85663— Age, 9-9-1922 ; John Ebels. 
 
 1312. Dairy Boy of Olive 85664— Age, 9-11-22: John Ebels. 
 
 1313. Lura Marshall's Emigrant of Minot 66445 — Age, 8,17-1922 ; E. S. 
 
 Pexson . 
 
 1314. Maple Broeck Gay Boy 86420— Age, 9-3-1922 ; Chicago Guernsey Farm, 
 
 Inc. 
 
 1315. Betty's Master of Iowanda 83384 — Age, 9-16-1922; Mountain Bros. 
 
 1316. Imogene's Challenger of Iowanola 83382 Age, 8-25-1922 ; Mountain 
 
 Bros. 
 
 1317. Corium Beulah's Cherub's Dexter 88614— Age, 11-8-1922 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1318. Corium Duchess Cherubs Prince 88242— Age, 10-28-1922 ; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1319. Sweet's Springs Ultra Hew— Age, 12-22-1922; H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 407 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1320. Corium Cherub's Earl— Age, 4-28-1923; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1321. Sweet's Springs Gay Bon— Age, 2-1-1923; H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 408 
 Cow Four Years Old or Over 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1322. Nettie of Butternut Hill 71200— Age, 11-14-1916 ; John Ebels. 
 
 1323. Cherry Gladys 99431— Age, 6-14-1919; John Ebels. 
 
 1324. May Rose Bettina of Minot 93515 — Age, 3-19-1919 E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1325. May Rose Glencoe of Minot 89973— Age, 11-29-18; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1326. Jethros Sunflower 63262— Age, 7-10-1915; Chicago Guernsey Farm, Inc. 
 
 105 
 
1327. Imp. Adaline of St. Croix 54122— Age, 5-14-1913; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1328. Parks' Judith Beauty 76118— Age, 1-8-1917; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1329. Mary H. of Fond du Lac 85294— Age, 6-25-1918; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1330. Trumps Violet of S. S. 64158— Age, 11-9-1915; H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 409 
 Cow Three Years Old and Under Four 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1331. Gladys of Olive 106823— Age, 5-17-1920; John Ebels. 
 
 1332. May Rose Glory of Minot 103973— Age, 11-16-19; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1333. Lura Bettina of Minot 107067— Age, 4-20-1920; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1334. Corium Adaline 100332— Age, 11-22-1919; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1335. King's Aline of 4 Pines 98182— Age, 9-25-1919; F. K. Babson. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 410 
 Cow or Heifer Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1336. Nancy N. of Olive 116227— Age, 10-25-1921; John Ebels. 
 
 1337. May Rose Polly of Minot 112799— Age, 7-24-1920; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1338. Auriele of Minot 120292— Age, 1-7-1921; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1339. Golden Secrets Augusta of Overland 118706— Age, 5-18-21 ; Chicago 
 
 Guernsey Farm, Inc. 
 
 1340. Aralia's Texsa Girl 120548— Age, 3-25-1921; F. J. Rueping. 
 1341.. .Corium Bonnie 111901— Age, 9-20-1920; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1342. Jacqueminote Dolly of S. S. 117123— Age, 12-27-1920; H. M. Allen. 
 
 1343. King's Bethleen 112212— Age, 11-28-1920; F. K. Babson. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 411 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $20— $15— 10 
 
 1344. Aiggie of Olive 126358— Age, 8-15-1921; John Ebels. 
 
 1345. May Rose Caroline of Minot 126680— Age, 8-1-1921; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1346. Lady's Queen of Iowanola 127166 — Age, 9-14-21; Mountain Bros. 
 
 1347. Cherubs Marigold of Iowanola 127167 — Age, 10-10-1921 ; Mountain Bros 
 
 1348. Corium Nancy's Cassie 130960 — Are, 10-24-1921; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1349. Vindicatara Lucie of S. S. — Age, 10-22-1921; H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 412 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 $20— $15— 10 
 
 1350. Lulu of Olive 130199— Age, 2-10-1922; John Ebels. 
 
 1351. Luru May of Minot 136620— Age, 4-6-1922; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 1352. Jennie of Coon Hollow 138433 — Age, 2-11-1922 ; Chicago Guernsey 
 
 Farm, Inc. 
 
 1353. Cherubs Grace Darling of Iowanola 144798— Age, 4-6-1922 ; Mountain 
 
 Bros. 
 
 1354. Corium May Queen's Donna 132219— Age, 3-1-1922; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1355. Corium Morning Glory's Delight 140461; Age, 6-30-1922; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1356. Corium Cypress Delilah 138369 — Age, 6-22-1922; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1357. Rusty's Choice of S. S.— Age, 3-13-1922; H. M. Allen. 
 
 1358. Aristocrat's Dairymaid of 4 Pines 128568 — Age, 2-8-1922 ; F. K. Babson. 
 
 106 
 
GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 413 
 Senior Heifer Calf 
 $20— $15— 10 
 
 1359. Nettie of Olive 141405— Age, 8-2-1922; John Ebels. 
 
 1360. Louise of Olive— Age, 12-26-1922; John Ebels. 
 
 1361. Emigrant's Carrie of Minot 145946 — Age, 12-14-1922; E. S. Person. 
 
 1362. Emigrant s Lura of Minot 145945 — Age, 10-25-1922; E. S. Pexson. 
 
 Farm, Inc. 
 
 1363. Sybil of Coon Hollow 144702— Age, 10-14-1922 ; Chicago Guernsey 
 
 1364. Louise of Iowanola 137152— Age, 8-20-1922; Mountain Bros. 
 
 1365. Cherub's Figtree of Iowanola 137153 — Age, 9-4-1922; Mountain Bros. 
 
 1366. Corium Elizabeth's Dolores 146491— Age, 11-26-1922 ; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1367. Corium Bonnie's Daffodil 146493— Age, 12-29-1922; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1368. Gay Girl's Rosamond 142685— Age, 9-15-1922; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1369. Sweet Spring's Ultra Corinne 143488— Age, 10-10-22; H. M. Allen. 
 
 1370. Sweet Spring's Ultra Violet 143489— Age, 11-10-1922; H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 414 
 Junior Heifer Calf 
 $20— $15— 10 
 
 1371. Pansy of Olive— Age, 2-10-1923; John Ebels 
 
 1372. Corium Cherub's Dolla's Erma— Age, 2-11-1923 ; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1373. Corium Superb's Ellen— Age, 2-13-1923; F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1374. Sweet Springs Dolores— 3-9-1923 ; H. M. Allen. 
 
 1375. King's Evaline of 4 Pines— 3-22-1923 ; F. K. Babson. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 415 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 416 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 417 
 Grand Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 418 
 $20 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 419 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $20 
 
 107 
 
GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 420 
 Grand Champion Female 
 $20 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 421 
 Graded Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1376 John Ebels. 
 
 1377 Chicago Guernsey Farm, Inc. 
 
 1378 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1379 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1380 H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 422 
 Young Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1381 John Ebels. 
 
 1382 Mountain Bros. 
 
 1383 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1384 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1385 H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 423 
 Calf Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1386 John Ebels. 
 
 1387 Mountain Bros. 
 
 1388 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1389 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1390 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1391 H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 424 
 Get of Sire 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1392 John Ebels. 
 
 1393 Mountain Bros. 
 
 1394 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1395 F. J. Rueping. 
 
 1396 H. M. Allen. 
 
 GUERNSEY CLASS NO. 425 
 Produce of Cow 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1397 John Ebels. 
 
 1398 Mountain Bros. 
 
 1399 John Ebels. 
 
 1400 H. M. Allen. 
 
 108 
 
AYERSHIRES CLASS NO. 426 
 Bull, Three Years Old or Over 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1401. Netherhall Rising Star 24092— Age, 9-18-1919 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1402. Iroquois Scotchman 20217 — Age, 9-1916; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1403. Cavaliers Ping Pong 24774 — Age, 2-1920 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 427 
 Bull Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1404. Cavalier's Fieldmaster 27071 — Age. 8-1920 : Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 428 
 Senior Yearling Bull 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1405. Cavalier's Freetrader 27438— Age, 10-1-1921 : F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1406. Armour's Big Boy 27623— Age, 11-15-1921 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1407. Cavalier's Sherry Redman 27955— Age, 8-1921 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1408. Spring City Royal Guard 27934 — Age, 11-1921 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 429 
 Junior Yearling Bull 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1409. Cavalier's Merrythought 28130 — Age, 2-1920 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 430 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1410. Cavalier's Morning Star 28836— Age, 12-16-1922 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1411. Spring City Lord Roma— Age, 8-1922 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1412. Cavalier's Lord Nightingale — Age, 9-1922 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 431 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1413. Cavalier's Ace of Hearts — Age. 2-1923 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 432 
 Cow Four Years Old or Over 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1414. Sylva Good Gift 43327— Age, 8-10-1915 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1415. Lucindy of Soring Castle 2nd 49996 — Age. 3-19-1916 : Adam Seitz 
 
 Sons. 
 
 1416. Lucindy of S. C. 4th 56970— Age, 1-1919: Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1417. Imp. Catlinns Miss Judy 70730— Age. 12-1917 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 109 
 
AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 433 
 
 Cow Three Years Old and Under Four 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1418. Iroquois Eppis Babe — Adam Leitz & Sons. 
 
 1419. Rosalia Freetrader 63984— Age, 5-19-1920 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1420. Rosana 63983— Age, 5-14-1920 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1421. Iroquois Lady Gertrude — Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 434 
 Cow or Heifer Two Years Old and Under Three 
 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1422. Mae Kilnfard 66188— Age, 9-21-1920; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1423. Netherhall Armour 2nd 66191— Age 10-3-1920 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1424. Cavalier's Sunflower 73565— Age, 8-1921 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1425. Cavalier's Lippie Lindsay 73556 — Age, 8-1920 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1426. Cavalier's Dainty Miss 73560 — Age, 2-1921 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1427. Cavalier's Kathleen 73561— Age, 2-1921 : Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 435 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1428. Golder Cord 71915— Age, 12-20-1921 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1429. Snowhurst Nellie 2nd 71914— Age, 12-18-1921 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1430. Fenimore Snowball 69659 — Age, 8-1921 : Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1431. Cavalier's Sturat Queen 73563— Age, 8-1921 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1432. Cavalier's Lillian Walker 3rd 73565— Age, 8-1921 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1433 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 436 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1434. Snowhurst Hildreth 71916 — Age, 2-33-1922 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1435. Non Excel 2nd 71917— Age, 2-3-1922 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1436. Cavalier's Dandy Lass — Age, 2-1922 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1437. Cavalier's Messalliance 2nd — Age, 3-1922 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1438. Cavalier's Miss Perfection 74077— Age, 6-1922 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 437 
 Senior Heifer Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1439. Princess of Cedar Falls 76444— Age, 12-10-1922; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1440. Cavalier's Creampot 4th — Age, 8-1922 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1441. Cavalier's Queen of Hearts — Age, 8-1922 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1442. Cavalier's Queen of Diamonds — Age, 8-1922 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1443. Cavalier's Lady Bountiful — Age, 11-1922 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 110 
 
AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 438 
 
 Junior Heifer Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1444. Golden Cord Cleopatra 77243— Age, 2-7-1923 ; F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1445. Star of Non Excel 77242— Age, 2-5-1923 : F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1446. Cavalier's Hillhouse Maud — Age, 2-1923 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1447. Spring City Lady Walker — Age, 2-1923 ; Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 439 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 440 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 441 
 Grand Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 442 
 Senior Champion Female 
 $20 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 443 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $20 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 444 
 Grand Champion Female 
 
 $20 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 445 
 Graded Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1448 F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1449 F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1450 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1451 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1452 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
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AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 446 
 Young Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1453 F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1454 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1455 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1456 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 447 
 Calf Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1457 F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1458 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1459 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1460 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 448 
 Get of Sire 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1461 F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1462 F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1463 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1464 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1465 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1466 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 AYERSHIRE CLASS NO. 449 
 Produce of Cow 
 
 1467 F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1468 F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1469 F. H. Baskins. 
 
 1470 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1471 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1472 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 1473 Adam Seitz & Sons. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 426-A 
 Bull, Three Years Old or Over 
 $30— $20— $10 
 
 1474. Schillingrs Reuben 7093— Age, 8-28-1918; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1475. Jake A. — Age, 4-8-1923; John Hartman. 
 
 1476. Carl 2nd 5925— Age, 10-5-1916: J. H. Moore. 
 
 1477. Nick's Prize Master 5521 — Age, 4-5-1916; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1478. Vronica's College Boy 6736— Age, 2-1918; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1479. Marcus — Edward Reedy & Son. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 427-A 
 Bull, Two Years Old and Under Three 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1480. Rhoda's Boy of Sedgeley 8808— Age, 9-20-1920: J. W. Hess. 
 
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1481. Independent 9655— Age, 7-4-1921 ; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1482. Bill Silver 9120— Age, 6-1921: N. C. Schmid. 
 
 14S3. Jerry of Maple Grove 8926 — Age, 9-1-1920 ; Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1484. Voxel's 2nd Bov of Sedgeley 8824— Age. 11-18-1920: P. A. Peterson. 
 
 1485. Jubilee Medor 8984— Age, 6-16-1921 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 428-A 
 Senior Yearling Bull 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1486. Medford Milo 10060— Age, 12-15-1921; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1487. Lisle Villa King R. 9487— Age, 1-15-1922: Edw. Reedy & Son. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 429-A 
 Junior Yearling Bull 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1488. Philips College Boy 10619— Age, 7-16-1922 ; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1489. Queen's Duke D. 10231— Age, 2-26-1922 ; J. H. Moore. 
 
 1490. Elsie Nick A of Bowerhome 9533 — Age, 2-16-1922; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1491. King of Medow Green 9753— Age, 5-1922 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1492. Duke of Maple Grove 9749 — Age, 2-20-1922 ; Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1493. Jubilee Eldred 4th 10643— Age, 6-15-1922 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 430-A 
 Senior Bull Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1494. Pixie 10648— Age. 1-10-1923 ; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1495. Bonick of Bowerhome 10633 — Age, 11-22-1923 ; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1496. Dick of Medow Green 10670 — Age, 9-1922 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1497. Medow Green College Boy 10165— Age, 10-1922 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1498. Clarine's Lad of Maplehurst— Age, 8-18-1922 ; P. A. Peterson. 
 
 1499. Jubilee Essert Phylis 10642 — Age, 1-12-1923 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 431-A 
 Junior Bull Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1500. Gold Heart 10649— Age. 3-17-1923 ; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1501. Friskey Carl 10673— Age, 2-18-1923 ; J. H. Moore. 
 
 1502. La Marnick B of Bowerhome 10632 — Age, 4-1-1923; A. E. Bower & Son 
 
 1503. Lisle Villa Edison— Age, 4-10-1923 ; Edw. Reedy & Son. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 432-A 
 Cow Four Years Old or Over 
 $30— $20— $10 
 
 1504. Pomona K. 6499— Age, 11-4-1913; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1505. Zeta 10232— Age, 12-2-1918; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1506. Isabella ». 6782— Age, 6-5-1914; J. W. Hess. 
 
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1507. Fancy Frances — Age, 7-18-1917 ; John Hartman. 
 
 1508. Nettye 7581— Age, 3-12-1915; J. H. Moore. 
 
 1509. Pet's Grace 7599— Age, 2-27-1915; D. D. Van Voorhis. 
 
 1510. Betty of Lakeview 8479 — Age, 3-19-1916 ; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1511. Cernnamer Brownie 7565 — Age, 6-1914 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1512. Silver Bell 9322— Age, 2-1918; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1513. March Sunshine 8100— Age, 3-15-1916 ; Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1514. Helen Tremont 9815— Age, 9-11-1917; Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1515. Vera of Lakeview 7888— Age, 8-18-1915; P. A. Peterson. 
 
 1516. Woodland Girl 11917— Age, 2-22-1918; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 1517. Altanetta F. 7027— Age, 4-20-1914 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 433-A 
 Cow, Three Years and Under Four 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1518. Doris Dorisetta 11138— Age, 9-24-1919; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1519. Kate of Bower Farms 11705— Age, 4-11-1920 ; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1520. Elsie S. 11226— Age, 10-1919; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1521. Mollie's Nellie— Age, 10-1919; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1522. Dollie Louise 14506 — Age, 8-25-1920: Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1523. Clarine of Oaks 10721— Age, 1-18-1919; P. A. Peterson. 
 
 1524. Lisle Trilby 14950— Age, 1-19-1920; Edw. Reedy & Son. 
 
 1525. Eleanor of Walhalla 11175— Age, 4-23-1919; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 1526. Forest Girl of Lake View 11998- Age, 2-26-1920 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 434-A 
 Cow or Heifer Two Years Old and Under 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1527. Thais 13641— Age, 2-27-1921 ; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1528. Nick's Cleveland Belle of Bower Farms 12273— Age, 9-22-1920 ; A. E. 
 
 Bower & Son. 
 
 1529. Elsie 1st of Bower Farms 13001 — Age, 1-24-1921 ; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1530. Insurance Rose 12983— Age, 8-1920 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1531. Cinderella Cream 13625— Age, 2-1921 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1532. Margret Lourette 14508— Age, 12-25-1920; Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1533. Rosebush Maplehurst 14627— Age, 8-10-1920 ; P. A. Peterson. 
 
 1534. Lisle Villa Golden 13882— Age, 4-22-1921 • Edw. Reedy & Son. 
 
 1535. Francesca of Jubilee 12966 — Age, 4-4-1921 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 1536. Ellen J. of Jubilee 12969— Age, 5-14-1921; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 435-A 
 Senior Yearling Heifer 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1537. Medford Browney C. 3rd 14307— As?e, 11-8-1921 ; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1538. Geneva's Lassie 14346 — Age, 9-30-1921; J. H. Moore. 
 
 1539. September Morn of Bowerhome 13980 — Age, 9-1-1921 ; A. E. Bower & 
 
 Son. 
 
 1540. Lou Anna of Bowerhome 13981— Age, 10-14-1921 ; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1541. Brown Bessie Swiss 13629— Age, 10-1921 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1542. Brown Beauty B. 14511 — Age, 12-16-1921 ; Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1543. Charlotte of MaDlehurst 14628 — Age, 8-28-1921 ; P. A. Peterson. 
 
 1544. Lisle Villa Harriet 15479— Age, 10-16*1922; Edw. Reedv & Son. 
 
 1545. Jubilee Eldred's Helen 13319— Age, 9-18-1921 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
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BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 436-A 
 Junior Yearling Heifer 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1546. Zella 14306— Age, 4-14-1922 ; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1547. Agnes of Windham Farm 14347— Age, 2-4-1922 ; J. H. Moore. 
 
 1548. Frances Marie 14289— Age, 2-1922 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1549. Maud's Neve K. 14466— Age, 33-22-1922 ; Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1550. Violet Maplehurst 14664— Age, 5-7-1922 ; P. A. Peterson. 
 
 1551. Lisle Villa College Girl 2nd 14258— Age. 5-12-1922 : Edw. Reedy & Son. 
 
 1552. Lisle Villa Rhoda 14255— Age, 3-10-1922 ; Edw. Reedy & Son. 
 
 1553. Altanetta F. 2nd of Jubilee 14050 — Age, 3-10-1922 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 1554. Altanetta F. 3rd of Jubilee 14051 — Age, 3-10-1922 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 437-A 
 Senior Heifer Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1555. Fanchon 15687— Age, 9-21-1922; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1556. Miown 15686— Age, 8-2-1922 ; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1557. Flancey of Windham 15719— Age, 8-9-1922 ; J. H. Moore. 
 
 1558. September of Bowerhome 15674— Age, 9-10-1922 ; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1559. Elsie A. of Bowerhome 15675— Age, 1-7-1923 ; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1560. Marvel M. 2nd Hazel 15710— Age, 8-1922 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1561. Betty Jean — Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1562. Pollyanna Maplehurst— Age, 12-22-1922 ; P. A. Peterson. 
 
 1563. Lisle Villa Gertrude — Age, 1-2-1923 ; Edw. Reedy & Son. 
 
 1564. Jubilee Eldred's Ola 15683— Age, 9-20-1922 ; Jubilee Farm. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 438-A 
 Junior Heifer Calf 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1565. Melissa Daisy 15688— Age, 2-8-1923; J. W. Hess. 
 
 1566. Betty A. of Bowerhome 15676 — Age, 2-10-1923 ; A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1567. Brownie C. Virginia 15713— Age, 2-1-1923; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1568. March. Mollye 4th 15712— Age, 2-1923 ; N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1569. Julia B. — Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1570. Blossom Maplehurst— Age, 3-3-1923; P. A. Peterson. 
 
 1571. Lisle Villa C. Mable— Age, 4-10-1923; Edw. Reedy & Son. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 439-A 
 Senior Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 440-A 
 Junior Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 441-A 
 Grand Champion Bull 
 $20 
 
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BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 442-A 
 Senior Champion Female 
 $20 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 443-A 
 Junior Champion Female 
 $20 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 444-A 
 Grand Champion Female 
 $20 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 445-A 
 Graded Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1572 J. W. Hess. 
 
 1573 A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1574 N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1575 N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1576 Clarence W. Berger. 
 
 1577 Jubilee Farm. 
 
 1578 P. A. Peterson. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 446-A 
 . .Young- Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1579 J. W. Hess. 
 
 1580 J. H. Moore. 
 
 1581 A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1582 N. E. Schmid. 
 
 1583 Clarence W. Berger. 
 
 1584 Jubilee Farm. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 417-A 
 Calf Herd 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1585 J. W. Hess. 
 
 1586 J. H. Moore. 
 
 1587 A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1588 N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1589 Jubilee Farm. 
 
 1590 P. A. Peterson. 
 
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BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 448-A 
 Get of Sire 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1591 J. W. Hess. 
 
 1592 J. H. Moore. 
 
 1593 A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1594 A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1595 N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1596 N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1597 Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 L598 Jubilee Farm. 
 
 1599 Jubilee Farm. 
 
 1600 J. W. Hess. 
 
 BROWN SWISS CLASS NO. 449-A 
 Produce of Cow 
 $20— $15— $10 
 
 1601 J. W. Hess. 
 
 1602 J. W. Hess. 
 
 1603 A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1604 A. E. Bower & Son. 
 
 1605 N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1606 N. C. Schmid. 
 
 1607 Clarence W. Burger. 
 
 1608 Jubilee Farm. 
 
 1609 P. A. Peterson. 
 
 FIDLER LAND AGENCY 
 
 = REALTORS 
 
 332-33 Mercantile Block Phone Aurora 3226 
 
 Farm and City Real Estate Investments 
 Exchanges A Specialty 
 
 "WE CAN MATCH ANY DEAL ANYWHERE" 
 
 "No deal too small Call on us 
 
 None too large" It will pay you. 
 
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LIST OF EXHIBITORS 
 
 SWINE 
 
 Duroc-Jerseys 
 
 Floyd Streit Sublette, Illinois 
 
 Lillian Meeks Maple Park, Illinois 
 
 Francis Anna Muth Elburn, Illinois 
 
 Elsie Dunbar Piano, Illinois 
 
 Ernest Hanson & Son Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 Wm. Anderson Plainfield, Illinois 
 
 N. W. Hopps La Moille, Illinois 
 
 H. U. & Wm. Watts Leland, Illinois 
 
 Shallenberger Farms Arglye, Illinois 
 
 Fred Schweizer Elwood, Illinois 
 
 Leslie D. Langhart Piano, Illinois 
 
 Raymond McCarthy Piano, Illinois 
 
 G. A. Muth Elburn, Illinois 
 
 McPherrin & Son Knoxville, Illinois 
 
 Beaconsfield Herd Peoria, Illinois 
 
 Chesney Farms Lake Villa Illinois 
 
 Wm. F. Bradley Elwood, Illinois 
 
 Bert C. Holmes Muscatine, Iowa 
 
 Charles Howell Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Poland Chinas 
 
 Miller & DeVore Princeton, Illinois 
 
 Chas. L. Wold Earlville, Illinois 
 
 Palmer Bros Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Monier Bros .• Princeton, Illinois 
 
 Ward McAllister & Son Waterman, Illinois 
 
 A. F. Ryan Milton, Iowa 
 
 R. S. Bosley Hennepin, Illinois 
 
 Albert Hage Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 E. W. Cooley • . . . .Geneva, Illinois 
 
 J. J. and J. P. Case Elmhurst and Naperville 
 
 Geo. W. Ham and Sons Toulon, Illinois 
 
 Juston Ham Toulon, Illinois 
 
 Hampshires 
 
 Albrecht & Albrecht Tiskilwa, Illinois 
 
 John H. Oliver Kewanee, Illinois 
 
 R. A. Evans Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Smith and Haag Chadwick, Illinois 
 
 Frank X. . Barr Compton, Illinois 
 
 Chester Whites 
 
 Ivan R. Dickson Bristol, Illinois 
 
 John G. Wirtz 
 
 Bert Kellogg Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 E. V. Wolf •. Naperville, Illinois 
 
 S. A. Matter Plainfield, Illinois 
 
 Arthur E. Kniss Lanark, Illinois 
 
 G. W. Black Washburn, Illinois 
 
 Tamworth 
 
 Kirby Bros Peoria, Illinois 
 
 B. F. Harris Farms Seymour, Illinois 
 
 Church Farms Joy, Illinois 
 
 Berkshires 
 
 Parker Bros Niles, Michigan 
 
 Iowana Farms Davenport, Iowa 
 
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DEPARTMENT C. 
 
 SWINE 
 
 Director in Charge . 
 
 Superintendent 
 
 Asst. Superintendent 
 
 Glen C. Warne, Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 W. H. Smith, Urbana, Illinois 
 
 . .John Needham, Monmouth, Illinois 
 
 PROGARM 
 
 (Subject to change) 
 
 Monday, August 20th, 9 A. M. 
 
 Duroc-Jerseys and Chester Whites 
 
 Tuesday, August 21st, 9 A. M. 
 
 Poland Chinas and Hampshires 
 
 Wednesday, August 22nd, 9 A. M. 
 Tamworth-Berkshires. 
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE 
 
 If stalls are reserved, fees for same must accompany entry as follows: 
 Exhibitor's ticket, $2.00 ; Horse stalls, single, $2.00. Box, $5.00 ; Pony stalls, 
 $1.50; Cattle stalls, $2.00 for each animal; Swine pens, $2.00; Sheep pens, 
 $1.50. Send Postoffice or Express money order or draft for exhibitor's ticket 
 and stall fees. The foregoing rule must be complied with. 
 
 Live Stock Entries Close July 30. An Exhibitor's Ticket must be pur- 
 chased by every Live Stock exhibitor making entries, and entries will not be 
 accepted until this ticket has been purchased. When making entries in more 
 than one department, use separate blank for each department. Please write 
 distinctly. 
 
 DO NOT MAKE ENTRIES IN CHAMPION SECTION. 
 
 Rules 
 
 Note— Bill all freight to NIFA, Illinois. 
 
 Each exhibitor in the Swine Section must produce an affidavit showing 
 that his hogs have been immunized against cholera before pens will be as- 
 signed. 
 
 Either the Dorset-McBride-Niles double method more than thirty days 
 previous to the date of exhibition or by the serum alone method not to ex- 
 ceed thirty days previous to date of exhibition, be used. 
 
 Protests — See General Rule 28. 
 
 Pedigrees of swine in all cases must be recorded in the American, 
 National or Foreign Records for the particular breeds to which they belong. 
 
 The base date for computing ages of animals in this class shall be Sep- 
 tember 1st for Senior classes and March 1st for Junior classes. 
 
 Boars over 1 year old must have their tusks removed before showing. 
 
 All sows 2 years old and over will be excuded from the show ring unless 
 they have produced a litter of pigs. 
 
 Boars 2 years old and over must have proved themselves sires, and affi- 
 davit to that effect may be called for. 
 
 Awards shall be made as rapidly as possible and at such times as the 
 Superintendent may designate. 
 
 No premium will be awarded to any animal or group of animals unless 
 shown in the ring for judging. 
 
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Awards will be made by the single judge system, unless in the judgment 
 of the Superintendent more are required. Where there is no competition, and 
 the exhibit is worthy the first prize will be awarded ; where there is compe- 
 tition, all prizes will be awarded. 
 
 All animals entered for exhibition shall be in place not later than 12 
 j'clock noon, Friday, August 17th, 1923. (See General Rule No. 18). 
 
 All animals exhibited in this class (incuding six months pigs) must be 
 recorded with their respective associations in the name of the bona fide ex- 
 hibitor previous to date of closing of entries, July 30th, 1923, and all appli- 
 cations for entry of swine must be accompanied by name of breeder, name, 
 number, age and date of birth, and name and number of sire and dam of the 
 animal to be exhibited. 
 
 No premiums will be awarded nor premium moneys paid unless name and 
 registry number is given. This is in accordance with requirements of Breed 
 Associations. 
 
 Animals farrowed the property of exhibitor will be permitted to be shown 
 as bred by exhibitor. 
 
 No animal will be given pen room unless properly entered with the 
 Secretary-Manager. 
 
 In the swine sections, pen fees will be $2.00 per pen. 
 
 Entries will positively close Monday, July 30th, 6:00 p. m. 
 
 Every animal entered for competition shall be under the control of the 
 Superinendent of the Section in which it is entered, but the Central States 
 Fair Management will in no case be responsible for any loss or damage to 
 the same that may occur. 
 
 Exhibitors must submit their animals for examination by the official 
 veterinarian when so ordered by the Superintendent. 
 
 The Superintendent should instruct the clerk to check the exhibits com- 
 peting for premiums in each ring, and so mark the entry book that it will 
 show what animals were exhibited in each ring, as well as which animals 
 were awarded premiums. 
 
 Get of Sire shall consist of four swine, any age, the get of one boar. 
 
 Produce of Dam shall consist of four swine, any age, the produce of 
 
 one sow. 
 
 Young Herd shall consist of one boar and three sows, under one year old, 
 owned by exhibitor. 
 
 Aged Herd shall consist of one boar and three sows, over one year old, 
 all owned by exhibitor. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 450 
 Boar Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 1 Leslie D. Langhart, Piano, 111. 
 
 2 Beaconfield Herd. 
 
 3 Chesney Farms. 
 
 4 G. A. Muth. 
 
 5 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 451 
 Senior Yearling Boar 
 $10— $8—$6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 6 G. A. Muth. 
 
 7 Shollenberger Farms, 
 
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DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 452 
 Junior Yearling Boar 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 8 Wm. F. Bradley, 
 
 9 Chesney Farms. 
 
 10 Charles Howell. 
 
 11 N. W. Hopps. 
 
 12 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
 13 Shollenberger Farms. 
 
 14 Wm. Anderson. 
 
 15 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 453 
 Senior Boar Pic 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 16 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 17 Chesney Farms. 
 
 18 Fred Scheveizer. 
 
 19 G. A. Muth 
 
 20 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 21 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 22 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
 23 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 454 
 Junior Boar Pig 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 24 Leslie D. Langhart. 
 
 25 Leslie D. Langhart. 
 
 26 Peter Streit. 
 
 27 Peter Streit. 
 
 28 Floyd Streit. 
 
 29 Beaconsville Herd. 
 
 30 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 31 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 32 Chesney Farms. 
 
 33 Charles Howell. 
 
 34 Charles Howell. 
 
 35 Charles Howell. 
 
 36 Charles Howell. 
 
 37 G. A. Muth. 
 
 38 G. A. Muth. 
 
 39 G. A. Muth. 
 
 40 Francis Anna Muth 
 
 41 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 42 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 43 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 44 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 45 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 46 McPherrin and Son. 
 
 47 McPherrin and Son. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 455 
 Sow Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 48 Chesney Farms. 
 
 49 Chesney Farms. 
 
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50 G. A. Muth. 
 
 51 G. A. Muth. 
 
 52 Francis Anua Muth. 
 
 53 H. U & Wm. Watts. 
 
 54. Shollenberger Farms. 
 
 55 Shollenberger Farms. 
 
 56 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 456 
 Senior Yearling Sow 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 57 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 58 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 59 Chesney Farms. 
 
 60 G. A. Muth 
 
 61 McPherrin & Son. 
 
 62 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
 63 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
 ..64... ..Shollenberger Farms. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 457 
 
 Junior Yearling Sow 
 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 65 Leslie D. Langhart, Piano, 111. 
 
 , 66 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 .67... ..Chesney Farms. 
 
 68 Chesney Farms. 
 
 69 G. A. Muth. 
 
 70 G. A. Muth. 
 
 .71... . .G. A. Muth. 
 
 72. G. A. Muth. 
 
 73 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 74 McPherrin and Son. 
 
 75 McPherrin and Son. 
 
 76 Shollenberger Farms. 
 
 77 Shollenberger Farms. 
 
 78 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 458 
 Senior Sow Pog 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 79 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 80 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 81 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 82 Chesney Farms . 
 
 83 Chesney Farms . 
 
 84 Fred Schweizer. 
 
 85 Fred Schweizer. 
 
 86 Fred Schweizer. 
 
 87 Fred Schweizer. 
 
 88 G. A. Muth. 
 
 89 G. A. Muth. 
 
 90 G. A. Muth. 
 
 91 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 92 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 93 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
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94 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
 95 H. U & Wm. Watts. 
 
 56 Shollenberger Farms. 
 
 97 Ernest Hanson & Son.. 
 
 98 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 459 
 
 Junior Sow Pig 
 
 99 Peter Strell 
 
 100 Peter Streit, 
 
 .101... ..Floyd Streit, 
 
 102 Floyd Streit, 
 
 103 Floyd Streit. 
 
 104 Floyd Streit, 
 
 105 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 106 Chesney Farms. 
 
 107 Chesney Farms. 
 
 108 Raymond McCarthy. 
 
 109 Lillian Meeks. 
 
 110 G. A. Muth. 
 
 111 G. A. Muth. 
 
 112 G. A. Muth. 
 
 113 G. A. Muth. 
 
 114 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 115 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 116 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 117 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 118 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 119 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 120 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 121 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 122 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 123 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 124 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 125 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 126 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 127 McPherrin and Son. 
 
 128 McPherrin and Son. 
 
 129 McPherrin and Son. 
 
 830 Elsie Dunbar. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 460 
 Senior Champion Boar 
 $15 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 461 
 Junior Champion Boar 
 $15 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 462 
 Grand Champion Boar 
 $20 
 
 123 
 
DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 463 
 Senior Champion Sow 
 $15 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 464 
 Junior Champion Sow 
 $15 
 
 Grand Champion Sow 
 $20 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 466 
 Aged Herd 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $4— $3— $3 
 
 130 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 131 Chesney Farms. 
 
 132 G. A. Muth. 
 
 133 G. A. Muth. 
 
 134 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
 135 Shollenberger Farms. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 467 
 Young Herd 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $4— $3— $3 
 
 136 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 137 Chesney Farms. 
 
 138 Fred Schweizer. 
 
 139 G. A. Muth. 
 
 140 G. A. Muth. 
 
 141 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 142 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 143 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 144 ? Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 145 McPherrin & Son. 
 
 146 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
 147 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 148 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 149 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 150 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 468 
 Get of Sire 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $4— $3— $3 
 
 151 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 152 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 153 Chesney Farms. 
 
 154 Fred Schweizer. 
 
 155 G. A. Muth. 
 
 156 G. A. Muth. 
 
 157 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 158 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 159 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 124 
 
160 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 161 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 162 McPherrin & Son. 
 
 163 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
 164 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 165 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 166 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 167 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 DUROC JERSEY CLASS NO. 469 
 Produce of Dam 
 $15— $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $3 
 
 168 , Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 169 Beaconsfield Herd. 
 
 1"0 Chesney Farms. 
 
 171 Fred Schweizer. 
 
 172 G. A. Muth. 
 
 173 G. A. Muth. 
 
 174 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 175 Francis Anna Muth. 
 
 176 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 177 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 178 Bert C. Holmes. 
 
 179 McPherrin & Son. 
 
 180 H. U. & Wm. Watts. 
 
 181 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 182 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 183 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 184 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 AMERICAN DUROC JERSEY ASSN. SPECIAL CLASS NO. 470 
 Five Sows Farrowed Between September 1, 1921 and March 1, 1923, 
 Bred by or Farrowed the Property of Exhibitor at Least Sixty 
 Days Prior to Date of Showing 
 $25— $20— $17.50— $15— $10— $7.50— $5 
 
 185 Chesney Farms. 
 
 186 Fred Schweizer. 
 
 187 G. A. Muth. 
 
 188 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 189 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 190 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 191 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 192 Ernest Hanson & Son. 
 
 Guns & Ammunition Campers Goods 
 
 Fishing Tackle Tents & Camp Stoves 
 
 Athletic Goods Golf Goods 
 
 Bicycles 
 
 MILLER SPORTING GOODS STORE 
 
 AURORA, ILLINOIS 
 "The Home of the Sportsman" 
 
 125 
 
POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 477 
 Boar Two Years Old or Over 
 $ 10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— t ' 
 
 227 Miller & DeVore, 
 
 228 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 229 Palmer Bros. 
 
 If You Want Good Shoes try 
 
 JOHN F. JUNGLES 
 
 Dealer in BOOTS and SHOES 
 
 Sole Agency for 
 NEW HOME SEWING 
 MACHINES 
 
 Phone 1240 J 
 
 Agent for 
 
 GASOLINE ENGINE, ELECTRIC, WATER 
 and HAND POWER WASHING MACHINE 
 
 31 North Broadway 
 
 STEPHENS-ADAMSON MFG. CO. 
 
 Main Office and Works 
 
 AURORA, IILLINOIS 
 
 Pacific Coast Branch Factory: 
 LOS ANGELES, CALIFO>I L\ 
 
 Designers and Builders of Labor Saving Machinery 
 
 Elevating, Conveying, Screening, Crushing 
 and Transmission Machinery 
 
 S-A BELT CONVEYORS 
 
 126 
 
POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 478 
 Senior Yearling Boar 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 230 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 231 Palmer Bros. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 479 
 Junior Yearling Boar 
 $ 1 0—$ 8—$ 6—$ 4—$ 3—$ 2—$ 2 
 
 232 Monier Bros. 
 
 233 Monier Bros. 
 
 234 J J. and J. P. Case. 
 
 235 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 236 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 237 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 480 
 Senior Boar Pig: 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 238 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 239 Monier Bros. 
 
 240 Monier Bros. 
 
 241 Monier Bros. 
 
 242 Monier Bros. 
 
 243 Monier Bros. 
 
 244 Palmer Bros. 
 
 245 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 246 R. S. Bosley. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 481 
 Junior Boar Pig 
 $10_$8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 247 Miller & DeVore, 
 
 248 Miller & DeVore, 
 
 249 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 250 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 251 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 252 E. W. Cooley 
 
 253 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 254 Albert Hage. 
 
 255 Albert Hage. 
 
 256 Juston Ham. 
 
 257 Monier Bros. 
 
 258 Monier Bros. 
 
 259 Monier Bros. 
 
 260 Monier Bros. 
 
 261 Monier Bros. 
 
 262 Monier Bros. 
 
 263 Monier Bros. 
 
 264 Palmer Bros. 
 
 265 Palmer Bros. 
 
 266 Palmer Bros. 
 
 267 Palmer Bros. 
 
 127 
 
268 Palmer Bros. 
 
 269 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 
 270 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 
 271 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 
 272 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 273 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 274 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 275 Chas. L. Wold. 
 
 276 Chas. L. Wold. 
 
 277 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 278 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 279 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 280 R. S. Bosley. 
 
 281 R. S. Bosley. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 482 
 Sow Two Years Old or Over 
 $ 10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 282 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 283 Monier Bros. 
 
 284 Monier Bros. 
 
 285 Palmer Bros. 
 
 286 Palmer Bros. 
 
 287 Palmer Bros. 
 
 288 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 289 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 290 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 291 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 483 
 Senior Yearling Sow 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 292 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 293 Monier Bros. 
 
 294 Palmer Bros. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 484 
 Junior Yearling Sow 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 295 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 296 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 297 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 298 Monier Bros. 
 
 299 Monier Bros. 
 
 300 Monier Bros. 
 
 301 , Monier Bros. 
 
 302 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 303 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 304 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 305 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 306 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 307 R. S. Bosley. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 485 
 Senior Sow Pig 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 308 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 309 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 128 
 
310 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 311 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 312 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 313 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 314 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 315 Moneir Bros. 
 
 316 Monier Bros. 
 
 317 Palmer Bros. 
 
 318 Palmer Bros. 
 
 319 Palmer Bros. 
 
 320 Palmer Bros. 
 
 321 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 322 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 323 Chas. L. Wold. 
 
 324 ' Chas. L. Wold. 
 
 325 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 326 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 327 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 486 
 Junior Sow Pig 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $3— $2— $2 
 
 328 Miller & DeVore, Princeton, I 
 
 329 Miller & DeVore, Princeton, 111 
 
 330 Miller & DeVore, Princeton, 111 
 
 331 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 332 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 333 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 334 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 335 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 336 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 337 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 338 E. W. Cooley. • 
 
 339 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 340 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 141 Albert Ha^e. 
 
 342 Albert Hape. 
 
 343 Albert Ha^e. 
 
 344 Juston Ham. 
 
 345 Juston Ham. 
 
 346 Juston Ham. 
 
 347 Juston Ham. 
 
 348. Monier Bros. 
 
 349 Monier Bros. 
 
 350 Monier Bros. 
 
 351 Monier Bros. 
 
 352 Palmer Bros. 
 
 353 Palmer Bros. 
 
 354 Palmer Bros. 
 
 355 Palmer Bros. 
 
 356 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 
 357 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 
 358 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 
 359 J. J. & J. P. Czse. 
 
 360 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 
 361. Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 362 Chas. L. Wold. 
 
 363 Chas. L. Wold. 
 
 364 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 365 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 366 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 367 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 368 R. S. Bosley. 
 
 369 R. S. Bosley. 
 
 129 
 
POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 487 
 Senior Champion Boar 
 $15 
 
 POLAN CHINA CLASS NO. 488 
 Junior Champion Boar 
 $15 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 489 
 Grand Champion Boar 
 $20 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 490 
 Senior Champion Sow 
 $15 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 491 
 Junior Champion Sow 
 $15 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 492 
 Grand Champion Sow 
 $20 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 493 
 Aged Herd 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $4— $3— $3 
 
 370 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 371 Monier Bros. 
 
 372 Monier Bros. 
 
 373 Palmer Bros. 
 
 374 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 375 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 494 
 Young: Herd 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $4— $3— $3 
 
 376 Miller & DeVore, Princeton, 111. 
 
 377 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 378 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 379 Albert Hage. 
 
 130 
 
Jston Ham . 
 Monier Bros. 
 Monier Bros. 
 Palmer Bros. 
 Palmer Bros. 
 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 Chas. L. Wold. 
 A. F. Ryan. 
 A. F. Ryan. 
 R. S. Bosley. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 495 
 Get of Sire 
 $10— $8— $6— $4— $4— $3— $3 
 
 Miller & OeVore, Princeton. 111. 
 
 Geo W. Ham & Son. 
 
 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 Albert Hage. 
 
 Juston Ham . 
 
 Monier Bros. 
 
 Monier Bros . 
 
 Monier Bros . 
 
 Monier Bros. 
 
 Monier Bros. 
 
 Palmer Bros. 
 
 Palmer Bros . 
 
 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 
 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 Chas. L. Wold. 
 
 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 A. F. F.yan. 
 
 R. S. Bosley. 
 
 POLAND CHINA CLASS NO. 496 
 
 Produce of Dam 
 
 $ 1 5—$ 1 0—$ 8— $6— $4— $3— $3 
 
 ..Miller & DeVore, Princeton, 111. 
 
 Geo. W. Ham & Sons. 
 
 E. W. Cooley. 
 
 Albert Hage. 
 
 Juston Ham. 
 
 Monier Bros. 
 
 Monier Bros. 
 
 Monier Bros. 
 
 Monier Bros. 
 
 Monier Bros. 
 
 Monier Bros. 
 
 Palmer Bros. 
 
 Palmer Bros. 
 
 J. J. & J. P. Case. 
 
 Ward McAllister & Son. 
 
 Chas. L. Wold. 
 
 131 
 
425 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 426 A. F. Bran. 
 
 427 A. F. Ryan. 
 
 428 R. S. Bosley. 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 500 
 
 Boar Two Years Old or Over 
 $ 1 6—$ 1 4—$ 1 1—$ 1 0—$ 9— $8—$ 7 
 
 457 Smith and Haag. 
 
 458.. . . .Smith and Haag. 
 
 459 John H. Oliver. 
 
 460 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 501 
 
 Senior Yearling Boar 
 $ 1 6—$ 1 4—$ 1 1—$ 1 0—$ 9— $8—$ 7 
 
 461 Smith and Haas. 
 
 462 Smith and Haag. 
 
 Cromer Chevrolet Sales Co. I 
 
 76-78 South River Street 
 Phone 5186 
 
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 I EVERYTHING IN MUSICAL MERCHANDISE 
 
 ! SADLER'S MUSIC STORE 
 
 | INCORPORATED 
 
 } Brunswick Phonographs and Records 
 
 i Buescher Saxaphones and Band Instruments 
 
 I Largest Stock of Sheet Music in this Territory 
 
 MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION 
 
 J 54 So. Broadway AURORA, ILLINOIS 
 
 HI. „„ Nil im HM »H UN HN III. N . .•<• m M MM ». i. H. h. ■«! 
 
 132 
 
463. 
 464. 
 830. 
 
 Smith and Hang. 
 John H. Oliver. 
 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 502 
 
 Junior Yearling Boar 
 $16— $14— $11— $10— S9— $8— $7 
 
 465 Smith and Haair. 
 
 466 Smith and Haas:. 
 
 467 John H. Oliver. 
 
 468 John H. Oliver. 
 
 469 Frank X. Barr . 
 
 470 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 471 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 831 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 503 
 
 Senior Boar Pig 
 $ 1 6—$ 1 4—$ 1 1—$ 1 0—$ 9—$ 8—$ 7 
 
 472 R. A. Evans. 
 
 473 R. A. Evans. 
 
 474 Smith and Haa.er. 
 
 475 Smith and Haag. 
 
 .476... ..Smith and Haag. 
 
 477 John H. Oliver. 
 
 478 John H. Oliver. 
 
 479 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 480 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 832 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 833 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 504 
 
 Junior Boar Pig 
 $16— $14— $11— $10— $9— $8— $7 
 
 481 R. A. Evens. 
 
 482 • Smith and Haas. 
 
 483 Smith and Haajr. 
 
 484 Smith and Haag. 
 
 485 John H. Oliver. 
 
 486 John H. Oliver. 
 
 487 John H. Oliver. 
 
 488 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 489 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 490 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 834 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 505 
 Sow Two Years Old or Over 
 $16— $14— $11— $10— $9— $8— $7 
 
 491 Smith and Haag. 
 
 [4*2 Smith and Haaj?. 
 
 493 Smith and Haag. 
 
 133 
 
494 John H. Oliver. 
 
 495 John H. Oliver. 
 
 496 John H. Oliver. 
 
 497 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 498 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 835 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 506 
 
 Senior Yearling Sow 
 $ 1 6— $ 14— $ 1 1—$ 10— $9— $8— $7 
 
 499 Smith and Haag. 
 
 500 Smith and Haag. 
 
 501 John H. Oliver. 
 
 502 John H. Oliver. 
 
 503 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 836 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 507 
 
 Junior Yearling Sow 
 $16— $14— $11— $10— $9— $8— $7 
 
 504 Smith and Haag. 
 
 505 Smith and Haag. 
 
 506 Smith and Haag. 
 
 507 Smith and Haag. 
 
 508 John H. Oliver. 
 
 509 John H. Oliver. 
 
 510 John H. Oliver. 
 
 511 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 512 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 837 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 508 
 
 Senior Sow Pig 
 $ 1 6—$ 1 4—$ 1 1—$ 1 0—$ 9—$ 8—$ 7 
 
 513 R. A. Evans. 
 
 514 R. A. Evans. 
 
 515 R. A. Evans. 
 
 516 , Smith and Haag. 
 
 517 Smith and Haag. 
 
 518 Smith and Haag. 
 
 519 John H. Oliver. 
 
 520 John H. Oliver. 
 
 521 John H. Oliver. 
 
 522 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 523 Frank X. Baar. 
 
 524 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 525. ... Frank X. Barr. 
 
 526 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 838 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 839 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 134 
 
HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 509 
 
 Junior Sow Pig". . 
 $ 1 6—$ 1 4—$ 1 1—$ 1 0—$ 9—$ 8—$ 7 
 
 527 Smith & Haag. 
 
 528 Smith & Haag. 
 
 529 Smith and Haag. 
 
 530 John H. Oliver. 
 
 531 John H. Oliver. 
 
 532 John H. Oliver. 
 
 533 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 534 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 535 Frank X. Barr. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 510 
 Senior Champion Boar 
 $16 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 511 
 Junior Champion Boar 
 $16 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 512 
 Grand Champion Boar 
 $20 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 513 
 Senior Champion Sow 
 $16 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 514 
 Junior Champion Sow 
 $16 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 515 
 Grand Champion Sow 
 $20 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 516 
 Aged Herd 
 $20— $18— $15— $11 
 
 536 Smith and Haag. 
 
 537 Smith and Haag. 
 
 538 John H. Oliver. 
 
 810 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 1 36 
 
HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 517 
 Young Herd 
 $20— $18— $15— $11 
 
 539 R. A. Evans. 
 
 540 Smith and Haag. 
 
 541 Smith and Haa^. 
 
 542 John H. Oliver. 
 
 841 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 518 
 Get of Sire 
 $20— $18— $15— $11 
 
 543 Smith and Haas. 
 
 544 Smith and Haa^r. 
 
 545 John H. Oliver. 
 
 842 Albrecht & Albrecht. 
 
 HAMPSHIRE CLASS NO. 519 
 Produce of Dam 
 $20— $18— $15— $11 
 
 546 Smith and Haajr. 
 
 547 , Smith and Haat>\ 
 
 548 John H. Oliver. 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 520 
 Boar Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 549 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 521 
 Senior Yearling Boar 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 522 
 Junior Yearling Boar 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 
 550 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 551 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 552. ' John G. Wirtz. 
 
 553 S. A. Matter. 
 
 554 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 555 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 556 Bert Kellogg. 
 
 136 
 
CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 523 
 Senior Boar Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 
 557 , G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 558 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 559 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 560 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 561 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 562 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 524 
 Junior Boar Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 
 563 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 564 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 565 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 566 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 567 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 568 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 569 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 570 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 571 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 572 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 573 S. A. Matter. 
 
 574 S. A. Matter. 
 
 575 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 576 : Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 577 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 578 Bert. Kellogg. 
 
 579 Bert Kellogg. 
 
 ( HESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 525 
 Sow Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 
 580 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 581 Arthur E. Knits. 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 526 
 Senior Yearling Sow 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 
 582 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 ( HESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 527 
 Junior Yearling Sow 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 
 583 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 584 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 585 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 586 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 587 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 588 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 187 
 
589 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 590 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 591 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 592 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 528 
 Senior Sow Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 
 593 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 594 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 595 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 596 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 597 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 598 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 599 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 600 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 601 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 529 
 Junior Sow Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3— $2 
 
 602 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 603 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 604 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 605 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 606 John G. WirtzT 
 
 607 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 608 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 609 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 610 S. A. Matter. 
 
 611 S. A. Matter. 
 
 612 S. A. Matter. 
 
 613 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 614 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 615 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 616 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 617 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 618 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 619 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 620 G. W. Black. 
 
 621 Bert Kellogg. 
 
 622 Bert Kellogg. 
 
 623 Bert Kellogg. 
 
 624 Ivan R. Dickson. 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 530 
 Senior Champion Boar 
 $10 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 531 
 Junior Champion Boar 
 
 ?10 
 
 133 
 
CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 532 
 Grand Champion Boar 
 $12 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 533 
 Senior Champion Sow 
 $10 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 534 
 Junior Champion Sow 
 $10 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 535 
 Grand Champion Sow 
 $12 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 536 
 Aged Herd 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 625 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 626 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 627 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 628 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 537 
 Young Herd 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 629 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 630 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 631 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 632 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 633. Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 634 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 538 
 Get of Sire 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 635 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 636 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 637 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 638 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 639 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 640 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 641 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 139 
 
CHESTER WHITE CLASS NO. 539 
 Produce of Dam 
 $12— $10— $8 
 
 642 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 643 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 644 G. W. Black, Washburn, 111. 
 
 645 John G. Wirtz. 
 
 646 Arthur E. Kniss. 
 
 647 E. O. Wolf. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 543 
 Boar Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 655 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 656 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 657 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 544 
 Senior Yearling Boar 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 658 . . Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 659 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 660 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 661 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 662 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 140 
 
TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 545 
 Junior Yearling Boar 
 $10_$7_$5_$3 
 
 663 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 664 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 665 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 666 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 667 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 668 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 669 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 670 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 671 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 546 
 Senior Boar Pig 
 $10_$7— $5— $3 
 
 672 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 673 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 674 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 675 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 676 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 677 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 678 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 679 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 680 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 681 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 547 
 Junior Boar Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 682 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 683 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 684 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 685 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 686 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 687. ' Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 688 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 689 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 690 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 691 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 692 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 548 
 Sow Two Years Od or Over 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 693 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 694 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 695 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 696 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 697 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 698 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 699 Church Farms, Joy, III. 
 
 700 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 701 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 702 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
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TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 549 
 Senior Yearling Sow 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 703 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 704 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 705 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 706 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 TAMWORTH Class No. 550 
 Junior Yearling Sow 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 707 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 708 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 709 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 710 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 711 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 712 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 713 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 714 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 715 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 716 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 717 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 718 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 719 B. F. Harris. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 551 
 Senior Sow Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 720 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 721 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 722 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 723 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 724 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 725 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 726 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 727 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 728 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 729 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 730 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 731. B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 552 
 Junior Sow Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 732 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 733 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 734 Kirby Bros., Peoria, III. 
 
 735 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 736 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 737 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 738 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 739 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 740 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 741 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 742 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
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743. 
 744. 
 745. 
 
 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 553 
 
 Senior Champion Boar 
 $10 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 554 
 
 Junior Champion Boar 
 $10 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 555 
 
 Grand Champion Boar 
 $10 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 556 
 
 Senior Champion Sow 
 $10 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 557 
 
 Junior Champion Sow 
 $10 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 558 
 <"irand Champion Sow 
 $10 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 559 
 Get of Sire 
 $12— $10— $5 
 
 746 Kirby Bros.. Peoria, 111. 
 
 747 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 748 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 749 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 750 Church Farms, Joy, III. 
 
 751 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 752 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 753 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
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TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 560 
 Young Herd 
 $12— $10— $5 
 
 754 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 755. Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 756 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 757 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 758 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 759 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 561 
 Get of Sire 
 $12— $10— $5 
 
 760 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 761 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 762 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 763 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 764 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 765 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 766 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 767 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 TAMWORTH CLASS NO. 562 
 Produce of Dam 
 $12— $10— $5 
 
 768 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 151. 
 
 769 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 770 Kirby Bros., Peoria, 111. 
 
 771 Church Farms, Joy, 111. 
 
 772 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 773 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 563 
 Boar Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 774 Parker Bros. 
 
 775 Iowana Farms. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 564 
 Senior Yearling Boar 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 776 Parker Bros. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 565 
 Junior Yearling Boar 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 777 Parker Bros. 
 
 778 lowar.a Farms. 
 
 779 .to wan a Far m s . 
 
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BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 566 
 Senior Boar Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 780 Parker Bros. 
 
 781 Iowana Farms. 
 
 782 Iowana Farms. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 567 
 Junior Boar Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 783 Parker Bros. 
 
 784 Parker Bros. 
 
 785 Iowana Farms. 
 
 786 Iowana Farms. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 568 
 Sow Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 787 Parker Bros. 
 
 788 Parker Bros. 
 
 789 Parker Bros. 
 
 790 Parker Bros. 
 
 791 Iowana Farms. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 569 
 Senior Yearling Sow 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 792 Parker Bros. 
 
 793 Parker Bros. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 570 
 Junior Yearling Sow 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 794 Parker Bros. 
 
 795 Parker Bros. 
 
 796 Parker Bros. 
 
 797 Parker Bros. 
 
 798 Parker Bros. 
 
 799 Iowana Farms. 
 
 800 Iowana Farms. 
 
 801 Iowana Farms. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 571 
 Senior Sow Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 802 Parker Bros. 
 
 803 Parker Bros. 
 
 804 Parker Bros. 
 
 805 Iov/ana Farms. 
 
 806 Iowana Farms-. 
 
 807 Iowana Farms.. 
 
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BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 572 
 Junior Sow Pig 
 $10— $7— $5— $3 
 
 808 Parker Bros. 
 
 809 Parker Bros. 
 
 810 Parker Bros. 
 
 811 Parker Bros. 
 
 812 Iowana Farms. 
 
 813 Iowana Farms. 
 
 814 Iowana Farms. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 573 
 Senior Champion Boar 
 $10 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 574 
 Junior Champion Boar 
 $10 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 575 
 Grand Champion Boar 
 $10 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 576 
 Senior Champion Sow 
 $10 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 577 
 Junior Champion Sow 
 $10 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 578 
 Grand Champion Sow 
 $10 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 579 
 Get of Sire 
 $12— $10— $5 
 
 815 Parker Bros. 
 
 816> Parker Bros. 
 
 817 Parker Bros. 
 
 818 Parker Bros. 
 
 819 Iowana Farms . 
 
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BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 580 
 Young Herd 
 $12— $10— $5 
 
 820 Parker Bros. 
 
 521 Parker Bros. 
 
 822 Iowana Farms. 
 
 823 Iowana Farms. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 581 
 Get of Sire 
 $12— $10— $5 
 
 824 Parker Bros. 
 
 825 Parker Bros. 
 
 826 Iowana Farms. 
 
 827 Iowana Farms. 
 
 BERKSHIRE CLASS NO. 582 
 Produce of Dam 
 $12— $10— $5 
 
 828 Parker Bros. 
 
 829 Iowana Farms. 
 
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 ARTHUR R. BEIDELMAN 
 
 Monuments Erected in Every Cemetery 
 ' Two Factories: 
 
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 WHEATON, ILL. NAPERVILLE, ILL. 
 
 Phone No. 255 Phone No. 35 J 
 
 JOHN MICHAEL, Aurora Representative 
 
 Hupmobile 
 
 SALES AND SERVICE 
 UNDERWOOD & HOUGE 
 
 62-64 S. River St. Phone 5378 Aurora, 111. 
 
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LIST OF EXHIBITORS 
 
 SHEEP 
 
 SHROPSHIRES 
 
 W. S. Dixon Brandon, Wisconsin 
 
 John L. Bistline Aledo, Illinois 
 
 HAMPSHIRES 
 
 W. S. Dixon Brandon, Wisconsin 
 
 B. F. Harris Farm Seymour, Illinois 
 
 H. H. Cherry Exnia, Ohio 
 
 Southdowns 
 
 Geo. Patrick Chrisman, Illinois 
 
 W. S. Dixon Brandon, Wisconsin 
 
 Richards & Richards Lodi, Wisconsin 
 
 Dorset 
 
 Kenith \Royer Romney, Indiana 
 
 Raymond D. Grieve Exnia, Ohio 
 
 Jas. S. Kellerman Romney, Indiana 
 
 M. F. Kellerman Romney, Indiana 
 
 W. S. Dixon Brandon, Wisconsin 
 
 Oxford 
 
 John Rooth Joy, Illinois 
 
 Richards & Richards Lodi, Wisconsin 
 
 W. S. Dixon Brandon, Wisconsin 
 
 Merinos 
 
 S. Blomer & Son Johnston, Ohio 
 
 Richards & Richards Lodi, Wisconsin 
 
 Wm. Watson Spencerville, Indiana 
 
 Cheviot 
 
 W. S. Dixon Brandon, Wisconsin 
 
 Richards & Richards Lodi, Wisconsin 
 
 H. H. Cherry Xenia, Ohio 
 
 Raymond D. Grieve Xenia, Ohio 
 
 Cotswold 
 
 W. S. Dixon Brandon, Wisconsin 
 
 Richards & Richards Lodi, Wisconsin 
 
 Geo. A. Mitchell Chrisman, Illinois 
 
 Rambouillets 
 
 S. Blomer & Son Johnston, Ohio 
 
 Wm. Watson Spencerville, Indiana 
 
 Leicester and Lincoln 
 
 Geo. Patrick Chrisman, Illinois 
 
 W. S. Dixon Brandon, Wisconsin 
 
 Richards & Richards Lodi, Wisconsin 
 
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DEPARTMENT D. 
 
 Sheep 
 
 Superintendent Dan G. Davis, Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 Program 
 (Subject to change) 
 Monday, August 20th, 9 A. M. 
 
 Cotswold, Merino, Lincoln and Leicester 
 1:30 P. M., Cheviot, Rambouillet 
 Tuesday, August 21st, 9 A. M. 
 
 Shropshire, Hampshire, Dorset 
 Wednesday, August 22nd, 9 A. M. 
 Southdown, Oxford 
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE 
 
 If stalls are reserved, fees for same must accompany entry as follows: 
 
 Exhibitor's tickeet, $2.00 ; Horse stalls, single, $2.00 Box, $5.00 ; Pony stalls, 
 $1.50 ; Cattle stalls. $2.00 for each animal ; Swine pens, $2.00 ; Sheep pens, 
 $1.50. Send Postoffice or Express money order or draft for exhibitor's ticket 
 and stall fees. The foregoing rule must be complied with. 
 
 Live Stock Entries Close July 30. An Exhibitor's ticket must be pur- 
 chased by every Live Stock exhibitor making entries, and entries will not be 
 accepted until this ticket has been purchased- When making entries in more 
 than one department, use separate blank for each department. Please write 
 distinctly. 
 
 DO NOT MAKE ENTRIES IN CHAMPION SECTION. 
 
 Rules 
 
 Note— Bill all freight to NIFA, Illinois. 
 Protests— See General Rule 28. 
 
 Award will be made by the single judge system, unless in the judgment 
 of the Superintendent more than one judge is required. 
 
 All animals exhibited in this class must be recorded with the respective 
 associations in the name of the bona fide exhibitor previous to date of show- 
 ing ; and the certificates of registry for all animals must be inspected and 
 approved by the superintendent in charge before the animals are eligible to 
 enter the show ring for competition. 
 
 All animals stubble shorn or trimmed to. an unnatural shape will be dis- 
 criminated against by the judge, or may be barred altogether from exhibition, 
 if in the judgment of the judge or the superintendent in charge, the decep- 
 tion is great enough to warant same. 
 
 In the open classes, exhibitors are restricted to three entries in single 
 shows and to one entry in group shows. 
 
 The superintendent in charge must insist that the judge refuse to award 
 a premium to an unworthy animal. 
 
 Awards will be made as rapidly as possible and at such times as the 
 Superintendent may designate. 
 
 No premium will be awarded to any animal or group of animals unless 
 shown in the ring for judging. 
 
 All animals entered for exhibition shall be in place not later than 12 
 o'clock noon, Friday, August 17th. (See General Rule 18. 
 
 Entry cards will be required for all animals at time of exhibition in the 
 show ring. 
 
 In the Sheep Sections, pen fees will be 50 cents per animal, but no pen 
 is to cost less than $1.50. 
 
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Entries will positively close Monday, July 30th, 1923, at 6:00 p. m. 
 
 Every animal entered for competition shall be under the control of the 
 Superintendent of the section in which it is entered, but the Fair Manage- 
 ment will in no case be responsible for any loss or damage to the same that 
 may occur. 
 
 Exhibitors must submit their animals for examination by the official 
 veterinarian when so ordered by the Superintendent. 
 
 The Superintendent should instruct his clerk to check the entries shown 
 in the entry book in each ring with the animals present and so mark the 
 entry book that it will show what animals were passed on by the judges. 
 
 Sheep must be owned by one individual or previous existing firm at least 
 thirty days prior to the fair. 
 
 Judges in making awards must record car tag as well as entry number 
 of all animals awarded prizes. 
 
 Flock will consist of one ram any age ; one ewe two years old or over ; 
 one ewe one year old and under two ; and one ewe lamb under one year. 
 
 Get of sire will consist of pen of four lambs ; either sex, the get of one 
 
 sire. 
 
 All ewes over three years old must have produced a live lamb and the 
 fact must be certified and evidence furnished if required by the Superintend- 
 ent or judge. 
 
 SENSATIONAL RINGEN 
 Most Reckless and Thrilling Dare Devil Sensation Ever Conceived. 
 
 Riding on a Bicycle down a steep incline and plunging through space 
 into a small shallow tank of water. 
 
 An act that borders on the Edge of Eternity at every performance. 
 
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SHROPSHIRES CLASS NO. 58'i 
 Ram Two Years or Over 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 1 John L. Bistline. 
 
 2 John L. Bistline. 
 
 3 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 4 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SHROPSHIRES CLASS NO. 584 
 Ram One Year and Under Two Years 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 5 John L. Bistline. 
 
 6 John L. Bistline. 
 
 7 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 8 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SHROPSHIRES CLASS NO. 585 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 9 John L. Bistline. 
 
 10 John L. Bistline. 
 
 11 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 12 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SHROPSHIRES ( LASS NO. 586 
 Ewe Two Years or Over 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 13 John L. Bristline 
 
 14 John L. Bistline. 
 
 15 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 16 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SHROPSHIRES ( LASS NO. 587 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 17 John L. Bistline. 
 
 18 John L. Bistline. 
 
 19 John L. Bistline. 
 
 20 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 21 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SHROPSHIRES CLASS NO. 588 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 $10— $8 — $5 — $3 
 
 22 John L. Bistline, 
 
 23 John L. Bistline. 
 
 24 W. S, Dixon. 
 
 25 W. S. Dixon. 
 
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SHROPSHIRES CLASS NO. 589 
 Champion Ram, Any Age 
 $10 
 
 SHROPSHIRES CLASS NO. 590 
 Champion Ewe, Any Age 
 $10 
 
 SHROPSHIRES CLASS NO. 591 
 Flock 
 $12— $8— $6 
 
 26 John L. Bistline. 
 
 27 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SHROPSHIRES CLASS NO. 592 
 Get of Sire 
 $12— $8— $6 
 
 28 John L. Bistline. 
 
 29. W. S. Dixon. 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 593 
 Ram Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 30 B. F. Harris. 
 
 31 John Rooth. 
 
 32 John Rooth. 
 
 33 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 34 H. H. Cherry 
 
 35 W. S. Dixon . 
 
 36 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO.. 594 
 Ram One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 37 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 38 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 39 ...... B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 40 John Rooth. 
 
 41 John Rooth. 
 
 42 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 43 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 44 W. - S. -Dixon. 
 
 45 W. S. Dixon.. 
 
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H AMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 595 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 46 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 47 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 48 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 49 John Rooth. 
 
 50 John Rooth. 
 
 51 H. H'. Cherry. 
 
 52 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 53 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 54 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 596 
 Ewe Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 55 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 56 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 57 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 58 John Rooth. 
 
 59 John Rooth. 
 
 60 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 61 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 62 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 63 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 597 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $8— $5 — $3 
 
 64 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 65 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 66 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 67 John Rooth. 
 
 68 John Rooth. 
 
 69 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 70 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 71 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 72 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 598 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 73 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 74 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 75 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 76 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 77. . , H. H. Cherry. 
 
 78 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 79 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 80 John Rooth. 
 
 81 John Rooth. 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 599 
 Champion Ram Any Age 
 $10 
 
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HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 600 
 Champion Ewe Any Age 
 $10 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 601 
 Flock 
 $12— $8— $6 
 
 82 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 83 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 84 John Rooth. 
 
 85 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 86 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 HAMPSHIRES CLASS NO. 602 
 Get of Sire 
 $12— $8— $6 
 
 87 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 88 B. F. Harris Farms. 
 
 89 John Rooth. 
 
 90 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 91 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 603 
 Ram Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 92 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 93 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 94 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 95 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 604 
 Ram One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 96 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 97 Geo. Patrick 
 
 98 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 99 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 605 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 100 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 101 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 102 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 103 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 104 W. S. Dixon. 
 
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SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 606 
 Ewe Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 105 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 106 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 107 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 108 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 607 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10 — $8— $5— $3 
 
 109 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 110 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 111 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 112 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 113 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 608 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 114 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 115 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 116 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 117 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 118 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 609 
 Champion Ram Any Age 
 $10 
 
 SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 610 
 Champion Ewe Any Age 
 $10 
 
 SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 611 
 Flock 
 $12— $8— $6 
 
 119 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 120 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 121 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 SOUTHDOWNS CLASS NO. 612 
 Get of Sire 
 $12— $8— $6 
 
 122 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 123 W. S. Dixon. 
 
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DORSETS CLASS NO. 613 
 Ram Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 124 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 125 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 126 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 127 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 DORSETS CLASS NO. 614 
 Ram One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10 — $8 — $5 — $3 
 
 128 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 129 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 130 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 131 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 132 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 DORSETS CLASS NO. 615 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 133 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 134 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 135 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 136 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 137 M. F. Kellerman. 
 
 138 John S. Kellerman. 
 
 139 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 140 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 DORSETS CLASS NO. 616 
 Ewe Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 141 Raymond Grieve. 
 
 142. W. S. Dixon. 
 
 143 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 144 M. F. Kellerman. 
 
 145 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 146 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 DORSETS CLASS N<0. 617 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 147 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 148 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 149 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 150 M. F. Kellerman. 
 
 151 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 152. Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 156 
 
DORSETS CLASS NO. 618 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 
 $10— $8— $5— $3 
 
 153 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 154 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 155 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 156 M. F. Kellerman. 
 
 157 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 158 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 159 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 160 Kenith Royer. 
 
 161 Kenith Royer. 
 
 162 Kenith Royer. 
 
 163 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 DORSETS CLASS NO. 619 
 Champion Ram Any Age 
 $10 
 
 DORSETS CLASS NO. 620 
 Champion Ewe Any Age 
 $10 
 
 DORSETS CLASS NO. 621 
 Flock 
 $12— $8— $6 
 
 164 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 165 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 166 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 DORSETS CLASS NO. 622 
 Get of Sire 
 $12— $8— $6 
 
 167 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 168 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 169 Jas. S. Kellerman. 
 
 OXFORD CLASS NO 623 
 Ram Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 170 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis 
 
 171 "Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis 
 
 172 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis 
 
 173 John Rooth. 
 
 174 John Rooth. 
 
 175 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 176 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 OXFORDS CLASS NO. 624 
 Ram One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 177 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 178 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis 
 
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179 John Rooth. 
 
 180 John Rooth . 
 
 181 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 182 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 OXFORD CLASS NO. 625 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 183 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 184 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 185 John Rooth. 
 
 186 John Rooth. 
 
 187 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 188 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 OXFORD CLASS NO. 626 
 Ewe Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 189 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 190 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 191 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 192 John Rooth. 
 
 193 John Rooth. 
 
 194 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 195 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 OXFORD CLASS NO. 627 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 196 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 197 John Rooth. 
 
 198 John Rooth. 
 
 199 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 200 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 OXFORD CLASS NO. 628 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 201 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 202 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 203 John Rooth. 
 
 204 John Rooth. 
 
 205 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 206 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 OXFORD CLASS NO. 629 
 Champion Ram Any Age 
 $10 
 
 158 
 
OXFORD CLASS NO. 630 
 Champion Ewe Any Age 
 $10 
 
 OXFORD CLASS NO. 631 
 Flock 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 207 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 208 John Rooth. 
 
 209 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 OXFORD CLASS NO. 632 
 Get of Sire 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 210 Richards & Richards, odi, Wis. 
 
 211 John Rooth. 
 
 212 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 MERINOS CLASS NO. 633 
 Ram Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 213 Wm . Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 214 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 215 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 216 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 217 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 MERINOS CLASS NO. 634 
 Ram One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 218 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 219 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 220 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 221 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 222 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 223 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 224 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 225 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 226 Wm . Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 227 Wm . Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 MERINOS CLASS NO. 636 
 Ewe Two Years Old or Over 
 $J0— $7— $4 
 
 228 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 229 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
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230 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 231 Wm. Watson, Spencervilie, Ind. 
 
 232 Wm. Watson, Spencervilie, Ind. 
 
 MERINOS CLASS NO. 637 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 223 Richards & Rochards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 234 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 235 S. Blorrer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 236 Win. Watson, Spencervilie, Ind. 
 
 237 Wm. Watson. Spencervilie, Ind. 
 
 MERINOS CLASS NO. 638 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 238 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 239 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 240 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 241 Wm. Watson, Spencervilie, Ind. 
 
 242 Wm. Watson, Spencervilie, Ind. 
 
 MERINOS CLASS NO. 639 
 Champion Ram Any Age 
 $10 
 
 MERINOS CLASS NO. 640 
 Champion Ewe Any Age 
 $10 
 
 MERINOS CLASS NO. 641 
 Flock 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 243 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 244 S.. Blorer & Son, Jo' nston, Ohio. 
 
 245 Wm. Watson, Spencervilie, Ind. 
 
 246 Wm. Wa.son, Spencervilie, Ind. 
 
 MERINOS CLASS NO. 642 
 Get of Sire 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 247 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 248 Wm. Wa.son, SpencerviTe, Ind. 
 
 249 Wm. Watson, Spencervilie, Ind. 
 
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CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 643 
 Ram Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 250 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 251 Raymond D| Grieve. 
 
 252 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 253 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 254 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 644 
 Ram One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 255 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 256 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 257 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 258 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 259 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 260 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 645 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 261 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 262 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 263 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 264 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 265 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 266 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 267 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 268 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 646 
 Ewe Two Years Old or Over 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 269 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 271 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 271 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 272 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 273 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 274 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 647 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 275 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 276 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 277 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 278 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 279 W. S. Dixon. 
 
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CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 648 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 $10— $7— $4 
 
 280 Richards & Richards Lodi, Wis. 
 
 282 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 282 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 283 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 284 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 285 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 286 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 287 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 288 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 649 
 Champion Ram Any Age 
 $10 
 
 CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 650 
 Champion Ewe Any Age 
 $10 
 
 CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 651 
 Flock 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 289 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 290 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 291 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 292 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 CHEVIOT CLASS NO. 652 
 Get of Sire 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 293 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 294 Raymond D. Grieve. 
 
 295 H. H. Cherry. 
 
 296 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 COTSWOLD CLASS NO. 653 
 Ram Two Years Old or Over 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 297 . Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 298 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis . 
 
 299 John Rooth. 
 
 300 John Rooth. 
 
 301 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 302 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 303 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 304 W. S. Dixon. 
 
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COTSWOLD CLASS NO. €54 
 Ram One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 305 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 306 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 307 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 308 John Rooth. 
 
 309 John Rooth. 
 
 310 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 311 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 312 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 313 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 COTSWOLD CLASS NO. 655 . 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $8— $6— $4 . 
 
 314 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 315 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 316 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 317 John Rooth. 
 
 318 John Rooth. 
 
 319 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 320 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 321 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 322 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 COTSWOLD CLASS NO. 656 
 Ewe Two Years Old or Over 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 323 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 324 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis 
 
 325 John Pooth. 
 
 326 John Rooth. 
 
 327 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 328 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 329 W; S. Dixon. 
 
 330 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 COTSWOLD CLASS NO. 657 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 331 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis 
 
 332 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 333 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 334 John Rooth. 
 
 335 John Rooth. 
 
 336 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 337 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 338 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 339 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 COTSWOLD CLASS NO. 658 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 340 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 341 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 312 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
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343 John Rooth. 
 
 344 John Rooth. 
 
 345 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 346 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 347 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 348 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 COTSWOLD CLASS NO. 559 
 Champion Ram Any Age 
 $8 
 
 COTSWOLD CLASS NO. 660. 
 Champion Ewe Any Age 
 
 $8 
 
 COTSWOLD CLASS NO. 661 
 Flock 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 349 "Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 350 John Rooth. 
 
 351 Geo. A. Mitchell. 
 
 352 ' W. S. Dixon. 
 
 COTSWOLD CLASS NO. 662 
 Get of Sire 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 353 Richards & Richards, Lodi Wis. 
 
 354 John Rooth. 
 
 355 Geo A. Mitchell. 
 
 356 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 663 
 Ram Two Years Old or Over 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 357 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 358 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 359 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 664 
 Ram One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 360 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 361 Wm. Watson, Spencervil'e, Ind. 
 
 362 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 665 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 363 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 364 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 365 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
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RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 666 
 Ewe Two Years Old or Over 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 366 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 367 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 368 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 667 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $g_$6— $4 
 
 369 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio 
 
 370 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 371 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO 668 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 372 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 373 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 374 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 669 
 Champion Ram Any Age 
 
 $8 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 670 
 Champion Ewe Any Age 
 
 $8 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 671 
 Flock 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 375 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 376 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 377 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 672 
 Get of Sire 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 378 S. Blomer & Son, Johnston, Ohio. 
 
 379 Wm. Watson. Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 3880 Wm. Watson, Spencerville, Ind. 
 
 LEICESTER AND LINCOLN CLASS NO. 673 
 Ram Two Years Old or Over 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 381 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 382 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
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Use Hoosier Hollow 
 Building Tile for 
 all building pur- 
 poses. 
 
 BEAUTY, DURABILITY and ECONOMY 
 
 Special Features of Hoosier Hollow Tile 
 Visit our display at space No. 14 outside the Machinery Build- 
 V OU P in g, at the Central States Exposition. 
 
 HOOSIER BUILDING TILE & SILO CO. 
 
 ALBANY, INDIANA 
 
 PERMANEN 
 
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 In addition to our building tile we manufacture 
 GLAZED TILE and WOOD SILOS, METAL 
 ROOFS and CHUTES, HOUSE, BARN, and 
 ROOF PAINTS. If you are needing anything 
 in our line it will be to your interest to visit our 
 Exhibit. Meet our representatives and inspect 
 our material. Our location will be outside the 
 Machinery Building, space No. 14. Make this 
 your Headquarters when attending the fair. 
 
 Hoosier Building Tile & Silo Co. 
 Albana, Indiana 
 
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383 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 354 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 355 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 674 
 Ram One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 386 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 387 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 388 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 389 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 390 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 675 
 Ram Under One Year 
 $8—$6— $4 
 
 391 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 392 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 393 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 394 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 676 
 Ewe Two Years Old or Over 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 395 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 396 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 397. , Geo. Patrick. 
 
 398 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 399 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 400 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 677 
 Ewe One Year Old and Under Two Years 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 401 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 402 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 403 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 404 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 405 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 678 
 Ewe Under One Year 
 $8— $6— $4 
 
 406 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 407 Richards & Rcihards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 408 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 409 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 410 W. S. Dixon. 
 
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RAMBOUILLET CLASS NO. 679 
 Champion Ram Any Age 
 
 $8 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 680 
 Champion Ewe Any Age 
 
 $8 
 
 RAMBOUILLETS CLASS NO. 681 
 Flock 
 $10— $8— $6 
 
 411 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 412 Geo. Patrick. 
 
 413 W. S. Dixon. 
 
 RAMBOUILLET CLASS NO. 682 
 Get of Sire 
 $10— $8 
 
 414 Richards & Richards, Lodi, Wis. 
 
 415 W. S. Dixon. 
 
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m ■ m m m m m m m m n m m v — — it n'T* 
 
 SENSATIONAL 
 
 -RINGEN- 
 
 A DEATH-DEFYING 
 A NERVE-RACKING 
 BLOOD-CURDLING 
 
 DIVE 
 
 Through Space, Leaving His Bicycle 
 in Mid-Air at Lightning Speed, 
 Landing in 5 Feet of Water. 
 
 In Front of Grand Stand 
 Afternoon and Evening 
 
 Aug. 19,20,21,22,23,24,25 
 
 SENSATIONAL 
 
 -- RINGEN -- 
 
 Stands Alone in the Class of ' 'Thrillers' ' 
 
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DEPARTMENT F. 
 
 POULTRY, RABBITS AND PIGEONS 
 
 Director in Charge Geo. Kellar, Naperville, Illinois 
 
 Superintendent Frank Morris, Batavia, 111. 
 
 Note— Bill all freight to NIFA, Illinois. 
 
 Rules 
 
 Stock must be entered in the name of the actual owner, who shall also 
 be a breeder of the variety entered. 
 
 All entries shall be single birds or pens unless otherwise specified. 
 
 Stock showing symptons of disease or in bad show condition will be 
 excluded. 
 
 Exhibitors must have their stock in place by 9:00 a. m., Friday, August 
 17th, 1923. No stock shall be removed from the exhibition until the close of 
 the Fair except when affected with disease, and in such cases only upon re- 
 quest of the Superintendent and the written permission of the Secretary. 
 
 Entries positively close Wednesday, August 8th, 1923, at 6:00 p. m. 
 
 The American Standard of Perfection shall be the guide for judging 
 poultry. 
 
 The term "cock, cockerel, hen, pullet and breeding pen" are defined as 
 follows : 
 
 Cock — A male bird hatched prior to 1923. 
 Cockerel — A male bird hatched during 1923. 
 Hen — A female bird hatched prior to 1923. 
 Pullet— A female bird hatched during 1923. 
 
 Breeding Pen — One male and four females. Pens must contain either all 
 young or all old birds of the same variety. 
 
 Pair — One male and one female, same variety. 
 
 Exhibitors must be owners of the fowls exhibited. Combination exhibits 
 are strictly prohibited. Any attempt to evade this rule, or any false state- 
 ments in regard to age, will exclude from competition all specmiens entered 
 by the offending party. 
 
 Every precaution will be taken to properly protect exhibits in this De- 
 partment, and for this purpose watchmen will be on duty in the building each 
 night during the Fair. 
 
 Every effort will be made to assist exhibitors make sales. Selling price 
 must be stated plainly on entry blank. Exhibitor's name and address will 
 be placed on each coop. 
 
 The Fair Management will furnish free coops and feed to all exhibits 
 entered where all fees have been paid, no more than two birds to occupy 
 a coop unless the number of entries requires more birds to be placed in a 
 coop. 
 
 Exhibitors need not accompany their birds as competent assistants wLM 
 care for all exhibits. 
 
 Send all entries to ■ Clifford R. Trimble, Sec*y-Mgr„ Aurora, Illinois, and 
 all exhibits to Superintendent of Poultry, Fair Grounds, Aurora, Illino s, who 
 will place them on exhibition and return them to the owner at the close 
 of the Fair. All charges must be prepaid on exhibits sent by express. The 
 Fair Management will not be responsible for loss or injury. 
 
 Beau (^flllly 1 tffitrfe*. 
 
All bi ds must be marked by numbered leg band and the number must 
 appear upon the entry blanks and shipping tags. All exhibits must be sent 
 by express prepaid. Shipping coops must be marked with name of breed, 
 sex, number of fowls contained, address of exhibitor and express company, to 
 insure prompt return at close of Fair. 
 
 There must be four or more birds entered and exhibited in each class 
 (except Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Miscellaneous) to entitle exhibitors to 
 premiums of the amounts designated in the premium list. In classes where 
 three birds are entered and exhibied, he first prize money will be withheld 
 and second money go to the first prize winner, and third money to the second 
 prize winner. In classes where two birds are entered and exhibited, the 
 second prize money will be withheld and third money go to the first prize 
 winner. 
 
 In the breeding pen classes there must be at least three pens entered 
 and exhibited to compete for the premiums of the amount designated in the 
 premium list. In classes where two pens are entered and exhibited, the 
 second money will go to the first prize pen. In classes where only one pen 
 i3 entered and exhibited, and is of special merit, the premium will be one 
 dollar. 
 
 An entry fee of 50 cents will be charged for each single specimen of 
 chickens, turkeys, guineas, ducks and geese, and an entry fee of $1.50 for 
 each breeding pen. An entry fee of 50 cents will be charged for each single 
 rabbit and $1.00 for each entry of doe and litter. An entry fee of 35 cents 
 will be charged for each pigeon. All entry fees must accompany list of 
 entries. This is imperative. 
 
 An exhibitor's admission ticket will be issued free to poultry and pet stock 
 exhibitors whose coop fees total $5 or over. If the exhibitor desires this 
 ticket mailed, request for same must accompany his entry. 
 
 Birds entered in the single classes cannot compete for breeding pen 
 prizes, nor birds in the breednig pens for single bird prizes. 
 
 No unworthy specimen shall be awarded a premium whether there be 
 competition or not. 
 
 No birds will be received for exhibition or given awards except those 
 which have been duly entered with the Secretary-Manager, and on which 
 all entry fees, express and other charges have been paid. 
 
 The Superintendent should instruct his clerk to check the entries shown 
 in the entry book with the exhibits present, and so mark the entry book that 
 it will show what entries were passed on by the judges. 
 
 Every fowl entered for competition shall be under the control of the 
 Superintendent of the Section in which it is entered, but the Management 
 will in no case be responsible for any loss or damage to the same that may 
 occur. 
 
 Judging begins Saturday, August 18th, 1923. 
 
 Exhibitors 
 
 American 
 
 Thomas S. Benbow 0 Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Robert Boyd Elmhurst, Illinois 
 
 Jesse Burnside Judson, Indiana 
 
 Carl A. Haag Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Arthur E. Johnson Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Ralph E. Larson Elgin, Illinois 
 
 Gordon S. Pearsall Batavia, Illinois 
 
 Wells E- Riemensnider Hinckley, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. S. J. Schumacher Big Rock, Illinois 
 
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Chas. A. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 A. & E. Tarbox Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 W. E. Trimble Greenhouse Co Princeton, Illinois 
 
 Geo. C. Wente Barrington, Illinois 
 
 D. F. Palmer & Son Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Asiatic 
 
 Jesse Burnside Judson, Indiana 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 Mediterranean 
 
 E. W. Cooley 
 
 Rae C. Fewerhaken Ontariovill, Illinois 
 
 John L. Ham... Toulon, Illinois 
 
 Wm. H. Hartman Naperville, Illinois 
 
 Hickory Grove Farm Baitavia, Illinois 
 
 Louis Niewisch Bartlett, Illinois 
 
 F. . C. Peningsdorf s Elgin, Illinoi 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 W. E. Trimble Greenhouse Co Princeton, Illinois 
 
 Vining Bros • Wheaton, Illinois 
 
 English 
 
 Jesse Burnside Judson, Indiana 
 
 Chas. Smiley -....Judson, Indiana 
 
 A. & E. Tarbox Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Polish 
 
 Jesse Burnside Judson, Indiana 
 
 Orlo Crissey Batavia, Illinois 
 
 Chas. Smiley • Judson, Indiana 
 
 Hamburgs 
 
 Jesse Burnsides • Judson, Indiana 
 
 Chas. Smiley • Judson, Indiana 
 
 French 
 
 Chas. Smiley • Judson, Indiana 
 
 Continental 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 Exhibition Games 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 Game Bantams 
 
 Geo. H. Jennings Princeton, Illinois 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 Ornamental Bantams 
 
 Jesse Burnsides • Judson, Indiana 
 
 College Poultry Farm Lisle, Illinois 
 
 Orlo Crissey • Batavia, Illinois 
 
 Hickory Grove Farms Batavia, Illinois 
 
 Geo. H. Jennings Princetonfi Illinois 
 
 Kenneth Pratt . • Princeton, Illinois 
 
 John L. Schraner West Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Paul Scott Princeton, Illinois 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
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Turkeys 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 Ducks 
 
 Samuel C. Bend Paw Paw, Illinois 
 
 Jesse Burnsides ■ Judson, Indiana 
 
 Carl A. Haag Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Wells E. Reimnesnider Hinckley, Illinois 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 Geese 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 Jesse Burnsides ■ Judson, Indiana 
 
 Chas. Smiley Judson, Indiana 
 
 Vining Bros Wheaton, Illinois 
 
 Rabbits, Etc. 
 
 Moostheart Governors Mooseheart, Illinois 
 
 Pigeons 
 
 Lester K. Cleveland Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Hickory Grove Farm Batavia, Illinois 
 
 Ray Kettensen Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Floyd A. Sowers Davis Junction, Illinois 
 
 Horner H. Mann Woodstock, Illinois 
 
 First National Bank 
 
 Corner Fox and Broadway, Aurora, III. 
 
 Solicits Your Banking Business 
 
 Z% Paid on Savings Deposits 
 
 Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8 
 
 Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent 
 
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CERVONNE AND HIS BAND 
 
 "Music hath charms," is quite appropriate in the case of Cervonne and 
 his band, which have been engaged this year Mr. Cervonne has made an 
 enviable reputation with his musical organization, having played some of 
 the leading State Fairs during the past few seasons. Ht has a wonderful 
 knack of surrounding himself with clever soloists of versatility, who are 
 capable of rendering a complete program of both popular and classical 
 musical numbers. A real treat is in store for the music lovers visiting the 
 Central States Exposition this year. 
 
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DEPARTMENT G. 
 
 MACHINERY AND FARM IMPLEMENTS 
 
 Superintendent Ira R. Judd, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Director in Charge W. H. Fitch, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 No premium is given in this department, but every facility is offered 
 for the display of exhibits. 
 
 Space may be reserved by addressing the Secretary of the Central States 
 Fair. Reservations should be made as early as possible, for demands for 
 space will probably exceed space available for the department. 
 
 Investigation showed that an actual and prospective business of over 
 $2,000,000.00 was done by exhibitors in this department during the period 
 of one of our 1922 Fairs. 
 
 Note — Bill ail freight to NIFA, Illinois. 
 
 Owing to the great cost of operating the Central States Fair, a charge 
 of 50 cents per front foot will be made for outside space in this department. 
 An additional charge of twenty-five cents per foot covering the depth of the 
 space will be made for corner spaces. Inside spaces (24 feet by 24 feet) are 
 $60.00. Half spaces (12 feet by 24 feet) are $35.00. Exhibitors who carry 
 advertising in the 1923 Premium Book will be allowed to apply the cost of 
 this advertising against cost of space in this department, however, without 
 refund when the cost of space does not reach the cost of advertising space. 
 This action is taken to encourage co-operation on the part of exhibitors with 
 the Central States Fair in advertising Fair exhibits. 
 
 When writing for space or tent room, please state the number of front 
 feet you will require, and the nature of your exhibit. 
 
 All exhibits in this department must be in place and ready for exhibi- 
 tion by 9 o'clock a. m., Friday, August 17th. 
 
 Exhibits cannot be removed from this department until 4 o'clock p. m., 
 Saturday, August 25th. 
 
 Charts of the space assigned to machinery and vehicles will be furnish- 
 ed upon application. 
 
 Rules prescribed by the Superintendent have the approval of officials of 
 the Fair, and should be strictly obeyed. Please take up all matters concern- 
 ing this department during the Fair with the Superintendent. 
 
 Producers of the Central States will find in the tractor and machinery 
 display at the fair their greatest opportunity to examine first-hand tractors 
 and machinery of which they are in need. 
 
 Outside Machinery 
 
 Barber-Greene Co., Aurora Bucket Loader and Belt Conveyor 
 
 American Well Works, Aurora Well Machinery 
 
 Advance Rumley Co., Peoria Threshing Machinery 
 
 C. R. Spriet, St. Charles Tractors, Threshers, Trucks 
 
 International Harvester Co., Aurora Agricultural Machinery 
 
 Whitesel Mfg. Co., Omaha, Neb Wire Stretchers 
 
 Lehon Co., Chicago Asphalt Roofing 
 
 Portable Elevator Mfg. Co., Bloomington, 111 Elevator Machinery 
 
 Dannatt Bros., Chicago Culvert Pipe & Road Sup. 
 
 U. S. Wind Eng. & Pump Co., Batavia Corn Huskers Potato Diggers 
 
 Western Wheeled Scraper Co., Aurora Road Machinery 
 
 Hoosier Silo Co., Albany, Ind Silos 
 
 Willys Light Co., Aurora Farm Lights, Wash. Machines 
 
 G. M. Householder, Madison, Wis Ass't Dr. of Immigration 
 
 J. R. Kierman & Son, Genoa 
 
 Page Steel & Wire Co., Chicago Fencing 
 
 Harper Bros. & Co., Aurora Oils 
 
 Edward Sullivan, Inc., Aurora Tractors and Implements 
 
 J . A . Portner, Wheaton Power and Li -Jit Plant 
 
 Nelson" Concrete Culvert Co., Pontiac ; .Culvert Pipe 
 
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Better Road Service, Chicago Culverts & Signs 
 
 Lincoln Light Corp., Grafton, Wis Farm. Elec. Light Plants 
 
 Empire Milking Mach. Co., Bloomfield, N. J Milking Machines 
 
 C. P. Davis, St. Charles Milking Mach. & Cream Separator 
 
 Challenge Co., Batavia. .. .Windmills, Towers, Tanks, Pumps, Engines, etc. 
 
 Appleton Mfg. Co., Batavia Silo Fillers, Windmills, Corn Huskers 
 
 Milwaukee Air Power Pump Co., Chicago Air Power Pumps 
 
 Acme Industrial Co., Chicago Water System 
 
 Prairie Remedy Co., Batavia 
 
 Iowa Gate Co., Cedar Falls, Iowa 
 
 Haegler Brick & Tile Co • 
 
 Matthews Engineering Co., Sandusky, O Farm Elec. Light Plant 
 
 Gruendler Patent Crusher & Fertilizer Co., Des Moines, la... Feed Grinders 
 
 Delco Light Co., Chicago Light Plants, Water System 
 
 Gehl Bros. Mfg. Co., West Bend, Wis Ensilage Cutters, etc. 
 
 J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co., Racine, Wis. . .Tractors, Dashers, Tractor 
 
 Plows, Si'o Filters 
 
 Bromley Mfg. Co., , Bristol, 111 Hayrack Fixtures and Frames 
 
 THALERO'S CIRCUS 
 
 Greatest of all Animal Acts. 
 Most Marvelous and Unique Feats ever performed by Trained Animal**- 5 * 
 tfftb a whirlwind finish that beggars description. 
 
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DEPARTMENT H. 
 
 FARM PRODUCTS 
 
 Director in Charge...., 
 General Superintendent 
 Superintendent 
 
 E. L. Matlock, Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Albert C. Wilson, Springfield, Illinois 
 ....J. C. Hackleman, Urbana, Illinois 
 
 Rules 
 
 All grains, seeds and vegetables competing for premiums must be ex- 
 hibited by the producer and must have been grown in the year 1923 except 
 as otherwise noted. All samples of corn must have been grown by the ex- 
 hibitor during the year 1922, except as otherwise noted. 
 
 Awards will be made by the single judge system unless in the judgment 
 of the Superintendent more are required. 
 
 All exhibitors will be excluded from the Exhibit Section while the judg- 
 ing is in progress. 
 
 Samples of oats and barley which have been clipped, tramped or pro- 
 cessed and which have in the opinion of the judge been damaged for seed 
 A-ill be excluded from competition. 
 
 All Medium Red Clover, Mammoth Clover, Sweet Clover, Alsike Clover, 
 Timothy, Millet or other grass seed mentioned in Section No. 1, Illinois Seed 
 Law as farm seeds, when exhibited for premium, must be tagged in accord- 
 ance with the law, the same as if sold or offered for sale in the State. 
 
 Samples winning champion prizes will forfeit the cash premium won in 
 the class ; thus the first money going to sample winning second ; second 
 money to sample winning third, etc. All samples will retain the ribbons 
 won in their respective classes as well as the championship ribbons. 
 
 All articles entered for exhibition shall be in place not later than 9 :00 
 a. m., Friday, August 17th, 1923. 
 
 Entries will positively close Monday, August 6th, at 6:00 p. m. 
 
 No articles on exhibition can be removed until the close of the Fair. 
 
 Every article entered for competition shall be under the control of the 
 Superintendent of this Section, but the Fair Management will in no case be 
 responsible for any loss or damage to the same that may occur. 
 
 The Superintendent should instruct his clerk to check up the exhibits 
 2ompeting for premiums in each ring, and so mark the entry that it will 
 show what entries were exhibited, as well as which exhibits were awarded 
 premiums. 
 
 The Fair Management will not be responsible for goods shipped to their 
 care, but all goods sent by express, addressed to the owner at the Fair 
 Grounds, Aurora, Illinois, in care of the Superintendent of Farm Products 
 will be delivered on the grounds. 
 
 SPECI EXT F RA ATURE j WHEAT SHOW 
 
 CERTIFIED WHEAT 
 
 Entries in these classes must have been inspected in the field before har- 
 vest and accompanied by inspection certificate or tag showing results of 
 field inspection as well as quality of the grain as determined by a labora- 
 tory analysis. 
 
 STATE OF ILLINOIS 
 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
 Division of Plant Industry 
 
 Visitors to the Fair, especially farmers, Farm Advisors and seed dealers 
 will find in the Agricultural and. Horticultural Building an interesting and 
 
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educational exhibit of the work being done by the Seed Laboratory located 
 
 at Springfield. 
 
 Samples of farm seeds which come under the Illinois Seed Law will be 
 exhibited, showing how they should be tagged to comply with the law. 
 Samples of unsalable seed will also be shown in comparison with good seed. 
 
 Weeds and their seed will be shown thus enabling those interested to 
 become more familiar with them and learn their correct names. Farmers 
 having weeds for identification may bring them in during the Fair. Each 
 specimen should be as complete as possible, showing root, stem, leaves and 
 flowers or seeds. 
 
 The Seed law does not exempt farmers from the tagging of seed when 
 sold for seeding purposes, therefore, all seed should be analyzed before 
 offering for sale and the sample for analysis should be fully representative 
 of the entire lot. Two ounces or half a drinking glassful is the amount 
 required. 
 
 All clovers and grass seed entered for prizes must be tagged with ana- 
 lysis. Samples brought in during the Fair will be given prompt attention. 
 
 The Plant Inspection work done by this Division through its office at 
 Urbana, 111., will be a part of the exhibit and will include some specimens 
 showing results of plant diseases which affect grains, plants, shrubs and 
 trees. This should be of especial interest to farmers, horticulturists, nursery- 
 men and lovers of plants, shrubs and trees. 
 
 Plan to spend a little time studying this exhibit, it may save you money 
 in your work. 
 
 Exhibitors 
 
 W. F. Barton 
 
 Wellington Beltz 
 Henry W. Book. 
 Boulderburn Farm 
 
 J. H. Burr 
 
 Ralph Coleman 
 Constantine Bros. 
 Maurice Craft 
 Craft and Rosene 
 
 .Homer, 
 Oswego, 
 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 Illino's 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 
 .Naperville, 
 . . Big Rock, 
 St. Charles, 
 .Napervil e, 
 
 D wight, 
 
 Lily Lake, 
 .Lily Lake, 
 
 Guns & Ammunition 
 Fishing Tackle 
 Athletic Goods 
 
 Campers Go ds 
 Tents & Camp Stoves 
 Golf Goods 
 
 Bicycles 
 
 MILLER SPORTING GOODS STORE 
 
 AURORA, ILLINOIS 
 
 "The Home of the Sportsman 
 
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Dan R. Davis Jonesboro, Illinois 
 
 Edward H. Farley ■ • Leland, Illinois 
 
 J. Frank Felter Eureka, Illinois 
 
 Frank Fraley Naperville, Illinois 
 
 SVray F. Graham Aurora, Illinois 
 
 S. L. Gore • Cerro Gordo, Illinois 
 
 Carl A. Haag Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Fred W. Halm ■ Peru, Illinois 
 
 C. E. Hartsook Maguon, Illinois 
 
 Wm. Herman ■ Shawano, Wis. 
 
 David Hippie Elgin, Illinos 
 
 Theodore Hopper Sikeston, Mo. 
 
 L. A. Huebsch Area, Illinois 
 
 Chester A. Hunt • Morris, Illinois 
 
 L. D. Jay Oswego, Illinois 
 
 J. E. Johnson ■ Champaign, Illinois 
 
 H. Iff. King Boonville, Illinois 
 
 Howard Leonard Eureka, Illinois 
 
 John Maland • Leland, Illinois 
 
 Joseph Meyer R. F. D. 4, Freeport, Illinois 
 
 Ed. Netemeyer • Albers, Illinois 
 
 E. O. Newkirk Bowen Illinois 
 
 H. C. Nieman • Philo, Illinois 
 
 Mr. G. B. McCannon Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 Robt. McCormack Valmeyer, Illinois 
 
 Bert Oakes Naperville, Illinois 
 
 John Ordel • Philo, Illinois 
 
 C. D. Raver Urbana, Illinois 
 
 Henry Renschen • Breese, Illinois 
 
 Marius L. Roost Dwight, Illinois 
 
 C. E. Russell -..Monmouth, Illinois 
 
 George J. Sauerman Crown Point, Indiana 
 
 John L. Schramer West Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Mr. B. F. Scheivlcy Philo, Illinois 
 
 August Schillinger- Naperville, Illinois 
 
 Clarence G. Shoger R. R. 1, Naperville Illinois 
 
 Oscar A. Shoger Oswego, Illinois 
 
 G. W. Smith Ohio, Illinos 
 
 -John T. Smith & Sons Urbana, Illinois 
 
 Sommer Bros • Pekin Illinos 
 
 Edwin M. Stanton, Jr Sandwice, Illinois 
 
 Job. Toennies Albers, Illinois 
 
 H. W. & Wm. Watts Leland, Illinois 
 
 Wm. Webb Joliet, Illinois 
 
 Paul Wessbecker Mt. Pulaski, Illinois 
 
 Thos. H. Wilson Woodstock, Illinois 
 
 H. W. Wilson Woodstock, Illinois 
 
 Frank Roberts DeKalb, Illinois 
 
 Palmer Bros Yorkvi le, Illinois 
 
 DeKalb County Agricultural Association DeKalb, Illinois 
 
 Ezra Houghtby Shabbona, Illinois 
 
 Enos Stewart Lexington, Illinois 
 
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LESTER BELL & GRIFFIN 
 Genuine Circus Clowns and Comedy Acrobats 
 
 Surprises galore abound in the fast and furious laughable antics pro- 
 duced on platform and track by these Famous Dispensers of Joy. 
 
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DEPARTMENT I AND J. 
 
 HORTICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE 
 
 Directors in Charge Wm. Ohlhaver, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Jas. Bereman, Montgomery, Illinois 
 
 Superintendents F. Von Oven, Naperville, Illinois 
 
 F. C. Schaefer, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Section 1 — Fruits 
 Section 2 — Vegetables 
 Section 3 — Flowers and Plants 
 
 General Rules 
 
 Awards will be made by the single judge system, unless in the judgment 
 of the Superintendent more are required. 
 
 All articles entered for exhibition shall be in the building ready to be 
 placed Friday morning, August 17th, 1923, by 10 o'clock. After entries are 
 placed, no one will be allowed to handle same without permission of the 
 Superintendent. 
 
 Entries will positively close Tuesday, August, 14th, at 6 p. m. 
 
 No article or object deemed unworthy shall be placed on exhibition nor 
 awarded a premium. 
 
 All articles in this class must have been grown or produced by the 
 grower or his authorized agent. Each variety must be correctly labeled wiih 
 its name. Labels of a uniform size for this purpose will be furnished ex- 
 hibitors by the Superintendent and must be used by them. 
 
 Only one entry of the same variety will be permitted to compete for the 
 same premium by the same person. Plates and trays will be supplied by the 
 Superintendent. Fruit competing for the same premium shall be arranged 
 together and separate specimens must be furnished for each entry. 
 
 Fruits ripening before the date of the Fair and Exposition should be 
 carefully packed and sent express prepaid to the Wm. Ohlhaver Co., Aurora, 
 Illinois, where it will be placed in cold storage. 
 
 A list of fruit shown in collections, specifying the premiums for which 
 entered, must be presented to the Superintendent for use of the judges. 
 
 Judges in this class shall carefully note the following points in making 
 their awards. 
 
 (a) Condition and general appearance of the fruit, which should be 
 well preserved, with all its parts — stem, calyx, etc., well preserved ; not 
 wilted nor shriveled. 
 
 (b) Size in apples and pears should be an average for the variety, 
 neither overgrown nor small and in each entry they should be uniform in 
 size. 
 
 (c) The color and markings to be of the character of the variety, not 
 blotched nor scabby. 
 
 Every article entered for competititon shall be under the control of the 
 Superintendent of the Section in which it is entered, but the Fair Manage- 
 ment will in no case be responsible for any loss or damage to the same 
 that may occur. 
 
 Articles sent by express should have the charges prepaid, and be sent 
 to the owner at the Fair Grounds, Aurora, Illinois, in care of the Superin- 
 
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tendent of Horticulture. Packages so addressed will be delivered on the 
 grounds. Every effort will be made to care for these packages but the Fair 
 Management will not be responsible for goods sent to their care. 
 
 The Superintendent should instruct his clerk to check up the exhibits 
 competing for premiums in each class, and so mark the entry book that 
 it will show what entries were exhibited in each class, as well as which 
 exhibits were awarded premiums. 
 
 Exhibitors — Horticultural 
 
 Mrs. Herman Armbruster Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Boulderburn Farm • Big Rock, Illinois 
 
 Miss Agnes Burkhart Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. D. Craft... Lily Lake, Illinois 
 
 Maurice Craft Lily Lake, Illinois 
 
 John Hartman • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 David Hippie Elgin, Illinois 
 
 L. A. Hutbsch Area, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. C. H. Huffman Aurora, Illinois 
 
 L. D. Joy. • Oswego, Illinois 
 
 Joseph Meyers Freeport, Illinois 
 
 B. G. McCannon Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 Oscar A Shoger Oswego, Illinois 
 
 Leslie Smith Moline, Illinois 
 
 Walter H. Tubbs • Dundee, Illinois 
 
 Ray Henning Aurora, Illino s 
 
 Frank Henning Aurora, Illinois 
 
 W. C. Youngs Eigin, Illinois 
 
 Warren R. Richmond Geneseo, Illinois 
 
 Exhibitors— Flor.icul 7 re 
 
 Mrs. Herman Armbruster Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Myrtle D. Bartholomew Batavia, Illinois 
 
 Carl A. Haag Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Frank W. Needham Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Clinton L. Burkhart Oswego, Illinois 
 
 Mabel M. Larah Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 Jos. M. Smely Aurora, Illinois 
 
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DEPARTMENT K. 
 
 Relics 
 
 Director in Charge E. S. Todd, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Superintendent Walter Egermann, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Rules 
 
 All exhibitors competing for three premiums must make application for 
 entry with the Secretary-Manager at Aurora. An entry fee of $2.00 will be 
 required of each exhibitor when making entries, for which an exhibitor's 
 ticket will be issued upon request. 
 
 Entries will positively close Tuesday, August 14th, 1923, at 6:00 p. m. 
 
 On the entry of each article, a card will be furnished the exhibitor, 
 specifying the class, number of the lot, and the number of the entry, which 
 card must remain attached to the article during the exhibition. Articles 
 must be in place by 9 a. m., Friday, August 17th, 1923. 
 
 All articles in this lot must be fifty years old or over, except war and 
 Indian relics, upon which no age limit is set. 
 
 The Fair Management will not be responsible for goods sent to their 
 care, but all gcods sent by express, addressed to the owner at the Fair 
 Grounds, Aurora, Illinois, in care of the Superintendent of Relics, will be 
 delivered on the grounds. 
 
 Exhibitors 
 
 John F. Windett Bristol, Illinois 
 
 Walter A. Egermann • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Harry Schoenfeldt Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. D. Volinine .Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Otto Peterson Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Adelyn Karn Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. W. E. Knickerbocker Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Gertrude H. Emerson • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. N. R. Hopkins Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Frank P. Baker Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. J.. Banker Lovedale, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Lester Barker • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 H. B. Bartholomew Batavia, Illinois 
 
 Lida M. Betz Oswego, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Geo. E. Brown, 269 Downer Place Aurora, Illinois 
 
 J. H. Burr St. Charles, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Henry Burkhart- Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Julia Carr Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Isabell Drake Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Thos. Firlayson Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Wray F. Graham Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. W. F. Graham • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. L. A. Grigsby Aurora, Illinois 
 
 James S. Hamlin Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Maude H. Hamlin Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Mary Lee Harter Stiliman Valley, Illinois 
 
 M. M. Hermes Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Pavid Hippie • Elgin, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. E. P Hoerr Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. C. H. Huffman Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Nannie M. Kent Elburn, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. John B. Kuney Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs\ GeU JL Le^wis.....: , A*rr*oVav OTtttfls 
 
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 Illinois 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 Glen Ellyn, 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinos 
 
 T\/T TJ T O 
 
 
 Indiana 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 T i-.j. \HT^4-(V 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 ivirs. sr. m. w aite 
 
 R. D. 4, Aurora, 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 C* C Willi'orvi" 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 t\t /-< cj aa/ ; 1 1 ; . , i l- 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 Aurora, 
 
 Illinois 
 
 TV/T _ rp Tir AX/'irl li/-v 
 
 Aurora, 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Theo. Plante 
 
 North 
 
 Aurora 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
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DEPARTMENT L. 
 
 WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT 
 
 Director in Charge 
 
 General Superintendent 
 
 A. W. Davis, Big Rock, Illinois 
 Majorie Sims, Urbana, 111. 
 
 Textile Fabrics 
 
 Superintendent 
 Judge 
 
 Mrs. Anna Frydendall, Big Rock, Illinois 
 
 Miss Margia Haugh, U. of I., Champaign, Illinois 
 
 Rules Governing Textile Fabrics 
 
 Any article or design having been awarded a premium at our 1922 Fair 
 cannot compete in same class this year, but may be included as part of a 
 display or collection, or in another class if eligible. 
 
 The word "collection" refers in the first place to the quality, and in the 
 second place to quantity. 
 
 When a premium is offered for a particular kind of work "not other- 
 wise specified," it is intended that any article of this style of work which is 
 not specifically mentioned in the premium list, will be allowed to compete, 
 but each variety must compete with its kind — Kensington embroidery with 
 Kensington, silk with silk, crocheting with crocheting, etc. 
 
 The judges are instructed not to award premiums unless the articles are 
 deemed worthy of merit and score at least 60%. 
 
 All articles entered for competition must be the handiwork of the person 
 exhibiting them. No entry shall be duplicated by any exhibitor. 
 
 Awards will be made by the single judge system, unless in the judgment 
 of the Superintendent more are required. 
 
 The following score card will serve as a general guide to exhibitors 
 of Textile Fabrics in making their exhibits and will be used by the judges 
 in making awards. Suitability and beauty of design, 20 ; color, 15 ; general 
 appearance (neatness and cleanliness) 15 ; workmanship, 50 ; total, 100. 
 
 Entries will positively close Wednesday, August 8th, 1923, at 6 p. m. 
 
 All entries sent by mail must be received not later than 6 p. m. Wed- 
 nesday, August 15, 1923. 
 
 All articles must be in place with entry cards attached not later than 
 9 a. m., on Thursday, August 16th, 1923. The section will be open to receive 
 articles on Tuesday, August 14th, 1923. The public cannot be admitted 
 to the section until the judges finish their work, and the judges cannot, of 
 course, do their work until the articles are in place. 
 
 All articles wrongly classified will be put in the proper classification. 
 Exhibitors must have these changes made at the Secretary's office. 
 
 All articles must be finished. 
 Nc article on exhibition may be removed until the close of the Fair, 
 except upon request of the Superintendent and the written permission of the 
 Secretary. 
 
 Every article entered for competition shall be under the control of the 
 Superintendent of the Section, but the Fair Management will in no case be 
 responsible for any loss or damage that may occur to the same. 
 
 Exhibitors who are unable to accompany their exhibits may have the 
 same cared for by giving the Secretary notice, when sending list of entries. 
 
 The Fair Management will not be responsible for goods sent to their 
 care, but all goods sent by express, addressed to the owner at the Fair 
 grounds, Aurora, Illinois, in care of the Superintendent of Textile Fabrics 
 will be delivered on the grounds. 
 
 The Superintendent should instruct clerk to check the entries shown in 
 the entry book in each class with the exhibits present, and so mark the entry 
 book that it will show what entries were passed on by the judges. 
 
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List of Exhibitors 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. F. J. Bird 
 
 Buffalo, 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. J. H. Bliss 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Geo. S. Dick 
 
 Big Rock, 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Pearl Ten Eyck 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. F. W. Figge 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. E. C. Geumier 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. D. H. Grady 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. H. Gulick 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 Stillman Valley, 
 
 Illino's 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. E. P. Hoerr 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. C. H. Huffman 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Big Rock, 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 Big Rock, 
 
 Illinois 
 
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Mrs. Bessie Kellog Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. R. R. Kelly Pekin, Illinois 
 
 Nannie M. Kent Elburn, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. M. Kirbv Aurora, Illino.s 
 
 Mrs. G. W. Kreider Wenona, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Chas Kuehl Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Lydia E. Lamb Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. I. J. Leins Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Geo. H. Lewis Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. F. M. Lowes Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Nellie Lumbard Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Maude E. Mack Wheaton, Illinois 
 
 Eleanor R. Mahoney Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Kathryn Maier Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. J. Warren Marsh Montgomery, Illinois 
 
 Grace Matson Ashtabula, Ohio 
 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 
 iaran Melon Batavia, 
 
 Mrs. L. Memhardt, Jr Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. G. F. Mercer Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Frank Morse Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Minnie Mueller Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Meta Mueller Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Fredericka Muszguug Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Rose Muttera Springfield, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Sam McAllister Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Margaret Nafziger Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Carrie Nagle Princeton, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. W. P. Nelson Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Margaret Newman Aurora, Illinois 
 
 G. H. Newtson Morris, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Chas. Noble Stillman Valley, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. A. A. Parker Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Frank W. Pearce Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. H. Phillips Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. John Pillathes Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. E. J. Poile Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. H. C. Pooley Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. G. Q. Putt Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Chas. Quistorff Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Olive M. Randall Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Bertha Rang Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. C. A. Rayner Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Dorothy L. Reed Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Minnie Rer.and Rockford, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. J. W. Richardson Lexington, Kentucky 
 
 Mrs. E. J. Romans Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. M. J. Ross McLoud, Oklahoma 
 
 Mrs. Mary Roth Aurora, 
 
 Miss Omelia Sampson Ottawa, 
 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. W. R. Sands Kokomo, Indiana 
 
 Lillian R. Schwarz Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Elizabeth Schindlbeck Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Lena Schmidt Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. P. J. Scott Warren, Indiana 
 
 Mrs. James Scofield t Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 lole Scudder Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. G. Sebille Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. O. S. Smith Massillur, Ohio 
 
 Mrs. Lillian M. Shawvan Milwaukee, Wisconsin 
 
 Mrs. Mary Spranger Rockford, Illinois 
 
 Edmina Spray Aurora, 
 
 Eda Staffeldt Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Henry Stanner Aurora, 
 
 Viola Standish Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Wm. Thee Aurora, 
 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 Illinois 
 
 Mrs. J. E. Thompson Bowling Green, Mo. 
 
 Mrs. 
 Mrs. 
 
 C. W. Thurow Aurora, Illinois 
 
 F. W. Figge Oswego, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Lillian Valentine Aurora, Illinois 
 
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Mrs. J. Van Dieu Woodstock, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Sarah Van Slyck Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Ottilie Von Coelln LaCrosse, Wisconsin 
 
 Mrs. E. S. Walker Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Gerry R. Walker Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Nancy West .• Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Mary White Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Anna Wilcox DeKalb, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Richard Wildman Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Miss Gladys Williams • Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Elmer E. Wolf Oswego, Illinois 
 
 Linnie J. Wolff Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Edward Zeezer Ottawa, Illniois 
 
 Mrs. Frank Barbee • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. John Crank Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Bessie Kelley Pekin, Illinois 
 
 CARLSON SISTERS 
 
 Dainty, Dazzling, Bewitching Aerialists 
 
 Marvelous and Skillful Manipulations on the Flying Trapeze Bar while 
 swinging high in mid-air. 
 
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DEPARTMENT M. 
 
 Culinary and Pantry Stores 
 
 General Superintendent 
 
 Marjorie Sims, Urbana, 111. 
 
 All articles must be entered and cards obtaintd from the Secretary- 
 Manager before space will be assigned. 
 
 Entries should be made on or before Tuesday, August 14th, 1923, at 
 6:00 p. m., by application to the Secretary-Manager, who will furnish all 
 necessary blanks. 
 
 Articles in this class must be in place not later than 10:00 a. m., Friday, 
 August 17th, 1923. 
 
 Articles for the Fair should be billed to the "Fair Grounds, Aurora, 
 Illinois," with charges prepaid. 
 
 Awards will be made by the single judge system unless, in the judgment 
 of the Superintendent more are required. 
 
 Judges are instructed that if they have good reason to believe that an 
 exhibitor, by false entry or otherwise, attempts to deceive and obtain an 
 award by misrepresentation, they shall report the fact at once to the Super- 
 intendent, who shall report the same to the Board, who may expel such ex- 
 hibitor for fraud for at least two years. 
 
 Articles on exhibition cannot be removed until the close of the Fair. 
 
 All goods in this section not claimed the day following the close of the 
 Fair will be donated to charity. 
 
 Every article entered for competition shall be under the control of the 
 Superintendent of the Section in which it is entered, but the Fair Manage- 
 ment will in no case be responsible for any loss or damage to the same 
 that may occur. 
 
 The Superintendent should instruct his clerk to check the entries shown 
 in the entry book with the exhibits present, and so mark the entry book thai 
 it will show what entries were passed on by the judges. 
 
 Duplicate entries are permitted in this class, but no exhibitor will be 
 awarded more than one prize under any one premium number. 
 
 The Fair Management will not be responsible for goods sent to their 
 care, but all goods sent by express, addressed to the owner at Fair Grounds, 
 Aurora, Illinois, in care of the Superintendent of Culinary and Pantry Stores, 
 will be delivered on the grounds. 
 
 Exhibitors — Cu'inary 
 
 Mrs. Herman Armbruster.. 
 
 Mrs. Frank Bailey 
 
 Mrs. Frank Barber , 
 
 Mrs. Lester Barker 
 
 Mrs. Geo. Bartelt 
 
 Mrs. Porte Bentor 
 
 Miss Agnes Burkhart 
 
 Mrs. J. C. Carpenter 
 
 Miss Ruth L. Curtis 
 
 Maude Eggleston 
 
 Mrs. D. H. Grady 
 
 Miss Ada Hafenrichter 
 
 Mrs. E. E. Hafenrichter.. 
 
 Miss Mercedes Hafenrichter 
 
 R. D. 3-49, West Chicago, Illinois 
 14 So. May, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 190 Palace St., Aurora, Illinois 
 
 ..325 Fulton, Aurora, Illinois 
 140 N. May, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 St. Charles, Illinois 
 
 .Plainfield, Illinois 
 Plainfield, Illinois 
 Plainfield, Illinois 
 
 Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Aurora, Illinois 
 
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Mrs. Ernest Hanson Sugar Grove, 
 
 Mrs.. Ernest Jeter Big Rock,' 
 
 Mrs. L. D. Judd Sugar Grove', 
 
 Mrs. S. R. Knox Geneva, 
 
 Mrs.. W. G. Kueffer 262 Fifth Street, Aurora, 
 
 Phoebe Knur Shabbona, 
 
 Mrs. Pearl Meister Aurora, 
 
 Sarah Melon • Batavia, 
 
 Miss Alice Myers Sugar Grove, 
 
 Mrs. Ben McCannon Sugar Grove, 
 
 Mrs. I. G. Leins Aurora, 
 
 Daisy E. Needham • Sugar Grove, 
 
 Grace L. Needham Sugar Grove, 
 
 Mrs. R. D. Palmer Sugar Grove 
 
 Mrs. Frank D. Pearce Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Edw. M. Pierce Sandwich, 
 
 Mrs. John Pillathers Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Herbert Rohrer R. D. 4, Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. M. J. Schmidt Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. William Thee..- Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Erma Waile R.D. 4, Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Frank Watson Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Wm. Wilkie Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Edward Zeller -....Ottawa, 
 
 Marian Rawlin Kaneville, 
 
 Mrs. J. P. Nystedt St. Charles, 
 
 Miss Martha Greshaw • Oswego, 
 
 Alta Rawlin Kaneville, 
 
 Mrs. C. H. Moore Morris, 
 
 Mrs. Pryce Evans Sugar Grove, 
 
 Mrs. Myra C. Kline • Batavia, 
 
 Mrs. H. P. Nicholson West Chicago, 
 
 Mrs. Jacob Boehner Aurora, 
 
 Exhib'tors— Pantry Stores 
 
 Mrs. Ruby Berman Aurora, 
 
 Lida M. Betz Oswego, 
 
 Doris Davies • Sugar Grove, 
 
 Mrs. Oscar T. Engstrom Wheaton, 
 
 Mrs. Sarah W. Gary West Chicago, 
 
 Mrs. D. H. Grady Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. C. H. Huffman Aurora, 
 
 Mrs| L. D. Judd Sugar Grove, 
 
 Phoebe Kuur Shabbona, ' 
 
 Mrs. Galen Lehman Batavia, 
 
 Effa J. Matter Plainfield, 
 
 Sarah Melon Batavia, 
 
 Mrs. Meta Mueller Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Ben McCannon Sugar Grove, 
 
 Mrs. R. D. Palmer Sugar Grove, 
 
 Mrs. Frank D. Pearce * Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. John Pillathers Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Walter Rollins Sugar Grove, 
 
 Mrs. Joe Sierp Aurora, 
 
 G. W. Smith...- Ohio, 
 
 Eda Staffeldt " Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. C. W. Thurow Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Sarah Van Slyck Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. T.. W. Wyllie Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. Edward Zeller Ottawa, 
 
 Eda Staffeldt *. Aurora, 
 
 Mrs. C. H. Moon ..Morris, 
 
 Mrs. E. R. Conklin Aurora, 
 
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Exhibitors— Hand-Painted China 
 
 Minnie C. Band 6459 Lakewood Av., Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Mr& Ruby Berman Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. C. M. Blanchard Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Nettie Booker Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Hildegard Daleiden Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Edna E. Donovan 455 Phillips Av., Glen Ellyn, Illinois 
 
 Miriam M. Gleason 153 East Chicago Ave., Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Gorsard Belvidede, Illinois 
 
 Maud Greenaway Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. C. E. Henrikson 355 S. Lincoln Av., Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Clara C. Johannessen Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. F. M. Lowes Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Mrs Kate E. Masser Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Helen E. Miller 233 Claim St., Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Flora McGilvray Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. George C. Odgers. . . . 5850 Newark Av., Norwood Park, Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. M. A. Phelps Malta, Illinois 
 
 Miss Bernice Schomer 443 Front St., Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Lillian R. Schwarz Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mabel M. Scott 266 Palace St.,, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. E. M. Umbach Evanston, Illinois 
 
 Otlilie Von Coelln LaCrosse, Wis. 
 
 Mrs. W. E. Van Doren Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Linnie Wolff Aurora, Illinois 
 
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TRELLA & COMPANY, Gymnasts on Wheels 
 
 Presenting at each performance their thrilling innovation "A Head to 
 Head Balance' ' while "Looping the Loop" on two bicycles 
 
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DEPARTMENT N. 
 
 FINE ARTS 
 
 Director General Fine Arts Department 
 Mr. E. S. Barrie, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Paintings, water colors, and sculpture are eligible for exhibition. 
 OBJECT 
 
 It is the intention of the Central States Fair and Exposition at Aurora, 
 Illinois, to make the Fine Arts Department on a par with any of the large 
 American Art Exhibitions and with this in view, have secured men to man- 
 age the Fine Art Exhibit, whose reputation in the Art World is well known 
 ;<nd beyond question. The second annual exhibition will be from August 
 17th to August 25th inclusive. Very handsome galleries are provided by 
 the management. 
 
 QUALITY AND HIGH STANDARD PREVAIL 
 
 The Central States Fair and Exposition management believes that the 
 proper encouragement to artists, as well as basis for awards, requires qual- 
 ity and high standard in the works exhibited. The Fine Arts Department 
 is anxious to keep its standards high with the result that exhibitors whose 
 works are accepted and shown, will have been accorded the same recogni- 
 tion as would be given if their works were submitted to juries and art 
 institutes in metropolitan centers. 
 
List of Exhibitors 
 
 Title 
 
 Size 
 
 Price 
 
 Name 
 
 
 
 Boo;h Tarkington 
 
 82x40 
 
 $2000. 
 
 00 
 
 Wayman Adams, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Ohilae Hassam 
 
 50x40 
 
 1500. 
 
 00 
 
 Wayman Adams, A. 
 
 N . 
 
 A. 
 
 The Venetian Vase 
 
 29x27 
 
 1200. 
 
 00 
 
 Karl Anderson 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 i*ru & Cat 
 
 
 1500. 
 
 00 
 
 Cecelia Beaux, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 I tie rox Hunter 
 
 50x40 
 
 2500. 
 
 00 
 
 Frank W. Benson 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Winter Brook 
 
 20x16 
 
 500. 
 
 00 
 
 Frank W. Benson 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 The River Boss 
 
 20x16 
 
 1000. 
 
 00 
 
 Frank W. Benson 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Mary 
 
 40x34 
 
 1000. 
 
 00 
 
 Murray P. Bewley 
 
 
 22x30 
 
 200. 
 
 00 
 
 Edwin BlashfieM 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Study 
 
 26x36 
 
 200. 
 
 00 
 
 Edwin Blashfield 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 White Sun and Star Road 
 
 40x50 
 
 1200. 
 
 00 
 
 E. L. Blumenchein A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 ine 'Jriasterer 
 
 42x30 
 
 1250. 
 
 00 
 
 E. L. Blumenchein A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Springtime 
 
 30x25 
 
 3000. 
 
 00 
 
 Max Bohm 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Crossing the Bar 
 
 50x72 
 
 10,000.00 
 
 Max Bohm 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 The Lake 
 
 43x49 
 
 2000. 
 
 00 
 
 Hugh Breckenridge A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Sunlight and Shadow 
 
 12x14 
 
 750 
 
 .00 
 
 R. Sloan Bredin A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 On the Garden Bench 
 
 40x48 
 
 2000. 
 
 00 
 
 R. Sloan Bredin A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Town of St. George, Bermuda 38x42 
 
 800. 
 
 00 
 
 Putnam Brinley 
 
 St. Cloud Gardens 
 
 12x16 
 
 250. 
 
 .00 
 
 Roy Brown, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Along the Harbor 
 
 40x50 
 
 1500, 
 
 ,00 
 
 Roy Brown, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 The Loggers 
 
 45x62 
 
 3500 
 
 .00 
 
 Geo. Elmer Browne, A. N. A. 
 
 Antes dela Fiesta 
 
 27x27 
 
 1200, 
 
 ,00 
 
 Geo. Elmer Browne, A. N. A. 
 
 Story Land 
 
 42x40 
 
 2500, 
 
 ,00 
 
 Karl A. Buehr, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Forest Silence 
 
 48x59 
 
 5000, 
 
 ,00 
 
 John F. Carlson, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Wintry Morning 
 
 25x30 
 
 900, 
 
 ,00 
 
 John F. Car son, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 The Peaceful Woods 
 
 44x36 
 
 1500 
 
 .00 
 
 Chas. Chapman, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 The Bird Book 
 
 48x34 
 
 1600 
 
 .00 
 
 Wm. Baxter Closson 
 
 The Pottery Dtcorator 
 
 35x46 
 
 4000 
 
 .00 
 
 E. I. Couse, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Nature's Mirror 
 
 24x29 
 
 1200 
 
 .00 
 
 E. I. Couse, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Glory of Autumn 
 
 20x36 
 
 2250 
 
 .00 
 
 E. Daingerfield, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Wind Driven 
 
 50x40 
 
 5000 
 
 .00 
 
 C. H. Davis, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Sunny Lane 
 
 25x30 
 
 1800 
 
 .00 
 
 C. H. Davis, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 The Red Shed 
 
 13x16 
 
 350 
 
 .00 
 
 C. H. Davis, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Clodgy Point 
 
 36x48 
 
 4000 
 
 .00 
 
 Paul Dougherty, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Near the Runnel Stone 
 
 36x48 
 
 4000 
 
 .00 
 
 Paul Dougherty, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 The Silvery Night 
 
 36x45 
 
 2500 
 
 .00 
 
 Chas. Warren 
 
 Eaton 
 
 The Clarion Valley 
 
 30x^6 
 
 1500 
 
 .00 
 
 Chas. Warran 
 
 Eaton 
 
 The Green and Grey 
 
 16x20 
 
 500 
 
 .00 
 
 Anna Fisher, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Still Life 
 
 25x30 
 
 1000 
 
 .00 
 
 Anna Fisher, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Hotah, God of Contentment25x30 
 
 900 
 
 .00 
 
 Anna Fisher, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Coryells Ferry 
 
 32x40 
 
 1200 
 
 .00 
 
 John Fo'insbee, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Canal at Trenton 
 
 24x30 
 
 750 
 
 .00 
 
 John Foinsbee, A. 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Fallen Pine 
 
 30x36 
 
 1500 
 
 .00 
 
 Ben Foster, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Fleeting Light 
 
 18x22 
 
 600 
 
 .0) 
 
 Ben Foster, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 Green Hillside 
 
 25x30 
 
 900 
 
 .00 
 
 Ben Foster, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 The Bathers 
 
 38x51 
 
 2000 
 
 .00 
 
 F. C. Frieseke, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 In the Library 
 
 29x36 
 
 1200 
 
 .00 
 
 F. C. Frieseke, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 In the Doorway 
 
 28x12 
 
 1000 
 
 .00 
 
 F C. Frieseke, 
 
 N. 
 
 A. 
 
 194 
 
Title Size 
 
 The Sculptor 36x40 
 
 The Sun in Summer 52x36 
 
 Shadows 28x30 
 
 Cliffs of Pacific 60x40 
 
 Woodland Pool 18x23 
 
 The Bather 40x34 
 
 The Print 32x26 
 
 Girl Sewing 36x40 
 
 Idle Hours 26x36 
 
 Flowers, Blue 30x30 
 
 Flowers, Tan 30x30 
 
 Statuette 30x30 
 
 Silver Clouds 14x19 
 
 August Skies 8x10 
 
 Venice 24-30 
 
 Flying Clouds 40-51 
 
 Avalanche Lake 24-30 
 
 Meadow Trees 15-20 
 
 The River Drive 15-20 
 
 The Wood Supper 19-26 
 
 Violet Morning 19-26 
 Morn in Charleston Harbor 25-30 
 
 October Sunlight 25-30 
 
 Yellow Rose 30-25 
 
 His First Voyage 48-60 
 A Cabin in the Aspens 30-30 
 
 Green and Silver 24-32 
 Rose Quartz & Pale Orchids 20x24 
 
 Fifth Avenue 40x 3 0 
 
 | Portr ait 6 0 X 48 
 
 Winter Beaver Brook 26x80 
 Trail of the Hills People 24x27 
 
 The Peep Frogs Call 24x27 
 
 Venetian Arcade 30x30 
 
 Berkshire Gardens 30x36 
 
 Rising Mist 24x30 
 
 Gold & Scarlet 25x30 
 
 The Hills of Chester 25x30 
 
 The Turkey Farm 32x40 
 
 , Hilltop Paradise 38x40 
 
 My Daughter 60x88 
 
 Green and Gold 40x30 
 
 Park Concert 30x25 
 
 The Autumn Dance 25x30 
 
 Children's Corner 12x16 
 
 Catano 12xl6 
 
 Mt. Monadnock 12x16 
 
 The Wind 29x36 
 
 Along the Webetuck 24x30 
 
 Their Winter's Store 52x48 
 
 Price Name 
 3500.00 Maurice Fromkes 
 
 4000 
 
 .00 
 
 D. Garber, N. A. 
 
 1500 
 
 .00 
 
 D. Garber, N. A. 
 
 3500 
 
 .00 
 
 L. Genth, A. N. A. 
 
 750 
 
 .00 
 
 L. Genth, A. N. A. 
 
 3000 
 
 .00 
 
 L. Genth, A. N. A. 
 
 750 
 
 .00 
 
 Edmund Greacen, A. N. A. 
 
 1800 
 
 .00 
 
 Edmund Greacen, A. N. A. 
 
 1500 
 
 .00 
 
 Edmund Greacen, A. N. A. 
 
 650 
 
 .00 
 
 Frederic M. Grant 
 
 650 
 
 .00 
 
 Frederic M. Grant 
 
 650 
 
 .00 
 
 Frederic M. Grant 
 
 600 
 
 .00 
 
 A. Groll, N. A. 
 
 250 
 
 .00 
 
 A. Groll, N. A. 
 
 850 
 
 .OOOliver Dennett Grover, A.N.A. 
 
 $3400.00 
 
 Albert Groll, N. A. 
 
 850.00Oliver Dennett Grover, A.N.A. 
 
 500 
 
 .00 
 
 Geo. H. Hallowell 
 
 500 
 
 .00 
 
 Geo. H. Hallowell 
 
 1500 
 
 00 
 
 Geo. H. Hallowell 
 
 500 
 
 00 
 
 Geo. H. Hallowell 
 
 1200 
 
 .00 
 
 Birge Harrison, N. A. 
 
 750 
 
 00 
 
 Birge Harrison, N. A. 
 
 2500 
 
 00 
 
 Chas. W. Hawthorne, N. A. 
 
 3500 
 
 00 
 
 Chas. W. Hawthorne, N. A. 
 
 750 
 
 00 
 
 Victor Higgins, A. N. A. 
 
 1000 
 
 00 
 
 Felicie W. Howell, A. N. A. 
 
 700 
 
 00 
 
 Felicie W. Howell, A. N. A. 
 
 1200 
 
 00 
 
 Felicie W. Howell, A. N. A. 
 
 3500 
 
 00 
 
 Ernest Ipsen, A. N. A. 
 
 650 
 
 00 
 
 Wilson Irvine 
 
 500 
 
 00 
 
 Wilson Irvine 
 
 500 
 
 00 
 
 Wilson Irvine 
 
 2000. 
 
 00 
 
 J. C. Johansen, N. A. 
 
 1200 
 
 00 
 
 Francis C. Jones, N. A. 
 
 800 
 
 00 
 
 H. Bolton Jones, N. A. 
 
 750. 
 
 00 
 
 Paul King, A. N. A. 
 
 750. 
 
 00 
 
 Paul King, A. N. A. 
 
 1000. 
 
 00 
 
 Paul King, A. N. A. 
 
 1000. 
 
 00 
 
 Carl Krafft 
 
 8000. 
 
 00 
 
 Jean McLane, A. N. A. 
 
 3000. 
 
 00 
 
 Jean McLane, A. N. A. 
 
 1500. 
 
 00 
 
 Jerome Myers, A. N. A. 
 
 1200. 
 
 00 
 
 Jerome Myers, A. N. A. 
 
 350. 
 
 00 
 
 Jerome Myers, A. N. A. 
 
 250. 
 
 00 
 
 H. Dudley Murphy 
 
 250. 
 
 00 
 
 H. Dudley Murphy 
 
 1000. 
 
 00 
 
 H. Dudley Murphy 
 
 800. 
 
 00 
 
 G. Glenn Newell, A. N. A. 
 
 2500. 
 
 00 
 
 G. Glenn Newell, A. N. A. 
 
 1 95 
 
Title 
 
 Size 
 
 Price 
 
 Mountain Brook 
 
 22x27 
 
 800. 
 
 00 
 
 Northwest Wind 
 
 38x43 
 
 1800, 
 
 ,00 
 
 Province town-Winter 
 
 40x50 
 
 2500, 
 
 .00 
 
 The Red Sail 
 
 23x26 
 
 600 
 
 .00 
 
 Leonore in Red Dress 
 
 30x25 
 
 850 
 
 .00 
 
 ine Hostess 
 
 36x30 
 
 1400 
 
 .00 
 
 Trout Stream 
 
 18x24 
 
 450, 
 
 .00 
 
 a ne x$iue River 
 
 26x36 
 
 800 
 
 .00 
 
 Golden Mist 
 
 9x12 
 
 105 
 
 .00 
 
 i-ittie Clouds 
 
 9x12 
 
 105, 
 
 .00 
 
 Dance of Flying Shadows 
 
 22x26 
 
 1200 
 
 .00 
 
 L'apres midi d'un Fann 
 
 22x26 
 
 1200 
 
 .00 
 
 Bathing Beach Low Tide 
 
 30x39 
 
 1500 
 
 .00 
 
 xxi me ouri 
 
 12x16 
 
 300 
 
 .00 
 
 Playmate 
 
 24x30 
 
 1000 
 
 .00 
 
 Maggie 
 
 58x52 
 
 3000 
 
 . 00 
 
 Kimona 
 
 45x35 
 
 2000, 
 
 , 00 
 
 xiiariy uotnic Interior 
 
 38x43 
 
 2500 
 
 . 00 
 
 
 32x44 
 
 1800. 
 
 ,00 
 
 xvtuiiy uay m Vermont 
 
 25x30 
 
 1000, 
 
 .00 
 
 iviuiord .Plain 
 
 32x40 
 
 1500 
 
 .00 
 
 Study for Arbor Day 
 
 27x20 
 
 1000, 
 
 , 00 
 
 Expulsion 
 
 52x46 
 
 5000, 
 
 , 00 
 
 Waterfall in Winter 
 
 42x48 
 
 3500, 
 
 00 
 
 ine inn Stream 
 
 20x24 
 
 $ 600 
 
 . 00 
 
 Frozen Waterfall 
 
 30x26 
 
 1200 
 
 . 00 
 
 The Plaza Santa Fe 
 
 26x32 
 
 1500 
 
 .00 
 
 Romany Marie 
 
 24x20 
 
 800 
 
 .00 
 
 xvioonngnt 
 
 25x30 
 
 900 
 
 . 00 
 
 ine Winding Rver 
 
 25x30 
 
 1200 
 
 .00 
 
 Deerfield River 
 
 16x20 
 
 600, 
 
 .00 
 
 Sunny Winter Day 
 
 20x25 
 
 800 
 
 .00 
 
 Black and Gold 
 
 34x30 
 
 1200 
 
 .00 
 
 Golden Hours 
 
 44x34 
 
 3000, 
 
 00 
 
 The Young Mother 
 
 18x24 
 
 800, 
 
 .00 
 
 Where Desert & Mt. Meet 
 
 40x36 
 
 2200 
 
 .00 
 
 Llamo Inemado 
 
 25x30 
 
 800. 
 
 00 
 
 ine cake Oven 
 
 25x30 
 
 900, 
 
 ,00 
 
 An April Day 
 
 16x20 
 
 250 
 
 .00 
 
 ine Waer r'ront 
 
 36x30 
 
 1500 
 
 .00 
 
 liiitie iris 
 
 16x22 
 
 1250. 
 
 00 
 
 Adolescense 
 
 56x36 
 
 1500. 
 
 00 
 
 Spring Pasture 
 
 20x24 
 
 600 
 
 .00 
 
 The Pasture Spring 
 
 16x20 
 
 500. 
 
 ,00 
 
 tne oar Way 
 
 20x24 
 
 500, 
 
 ,00 
 
 Maple Sugar 
 
 24x18 
 
 2500, 
 
 .00 
 
 A Lock at Night 
 
 28x36 
 
 3000, 
 
 00 
 
 ine r anen rme 
 
 24x30 
 
 700 
 
 .00 
 
 M^oon light 
 
 25x20 
 
 500, 
 
 ,00 
 
 Study of E. I. 
 
 13x20 
 
 300 
 
 .00 
 
 Tropic Sea 
 
 14x28 
 
 500 
 
 .00 
 
 196 
 
 Name 
 
 Hobart Nichols, N. A. 
 Hobart Nichols, N. A. 
 
 John Noble 
 John Noble 
 Ivan Olinsky, A. N. A. 
 Ivan Olinsky, A. N. A. 
 Henry W. Parton, A. N. A. 
 Henry W. Parton, A. N. A. 
 
 J. Pennell, N. A. 
 J. Pennell, N. A. 
 Van D. Perrine, A. N. A. 
 Van D. Perrine, A. N. A. 
 Edw. Potthast, N. A. 
 Edw. Potthast, N. A. 
 Edw. Potthast, N. A. 
 
 Louis Ritman 
 Henry R. Rittenberg, A.N. A. 
 
 Julius Rolshoven 
 Chauncey F. Ryder, N. A. 
 Chauncey F. Ryder, N. A. 
 Chauncey F. Ryder, N. A. 
 
 Eugene Savage 
 Eugene Savage 
 W. Elmer Schofield, N. A. 
 W. Elmer Schofield, N. A. 
 W. Elmer Schofield, N. A. 
 
 John Sloan 
 John Sloan 
 Henry B. Snell, A. A. 
 Gardner Symons, N. A. 
 Gardner Symons, N. A. 
 Gardner Symons, N. A. 
 Leslie P. Thompson 
 Helen Turner, N. A. 
 Helen Turner, N. A. 
 Walter Ufer, A. N. A. 
 Walter Ufer, A. N. A. 
 Walter Ufer, A. N. A. 
 H. A. Vincent, A. N. A: 
 H. A. Vincent, A. N. A. 
 Douglas Volk N. A. 
 Douglas Volk N. A. 
 Edw. C. Volkert, A. N. A. 
 Edw. C. Volkert, A. N. A. 
 Edw. C. Volkert, A. N. A. 
 Horatio Walker, N. A. 
 Horatio Walker, N. A. 
 Harry Watrus, N. A. 
 Harry Watrus, N. A. 
 Fred J. Waugh, N. A. 
 Fred J. Waugh, N. A. 
 
Title 
 
 
 Price 
 
 Name 
 
 Day in April 
 
 20x24 
 
 700 
 
 .00 
 
 Guy Wiggins, A. N. A. 
 
 Deer Country 
 
 20x24 
 
 700 
 
 .00 
 
 Guy Wiggins, A. N. A. 
 
 Poem of Winter 
 
 25x30 
 
 1000 
 
 .00 
 
 Guy Wiggins, A. N. A. 
 
 The Quiet Retreat 
 
 16x12 
 
 600 
 
 .00 
 
 F. B. Williams, N. A. 
 
 In the Days of Long Ago 
 
 16x24 
 
 1100 
 
 .00 
 
 F. B. Williams, N. A. 
 
 The Interlude 
 
 25x30 
 
 1800 
 
 .00 
 
 F. B. Williams, N. A. 
 
 The Challenge 
 
 30x48 
 
 3000 
 
 .00 
 
 Chas. H. Woodbury, N. A. 
 
 Delaware Water Gap 
 
 12x16 
 
 250, 
 
 ,00 
 
 Cullen Yates, N. A. 
 
 Early Spring 
 
 36x40 
 
 2000, 
 
 .00 
 
 Cullen Yates, N. A. 
 
 Sept. by the Sea 
 
 39x40 
 
 2000, 
 
 ,00 
 
 Cullen Yates, N. A. 
 
 Ivory and Blue 
 
 25x30 
 
 1200 
 
 .00 
 
 Chas. M. Young, A. N. A. 
 
 Flight into Egypt 
 
 20x24 
 
 600 
 
 .00 
 
 Henry O. Tanner. 
 
 St. Michels, Charleston 
 
 32x26 
 
 750 
 
 .00 
 
 Alson Skinner Clark. 
 
 Blue Fish Panel 
 
 4' x ' 
 
 2000 
 
 .00 
 
 Robt. Chanler. 
 
 The Cheerful Pomona 
 
 40x30 
 
 1000 
 
 .00 
 
 Chas. Hopkinson 
 
 Eleanor 
 
 30x22 
 
 1000, 
 
 .00 
 
 Lillian W. Hale. 
 
 John G. Johnson 
 
 30x25 
 
 2500 
 
 .00 
 
 Leopold Seyffert, A. N. A. 
 
 Cairo Street Scene 
 
 22x14 
 
 800 
 
 .00 
 
 Louis C. Tiffany, N. A. 
 
 Rocky Ledges 
 
 32x36 
 
 1000 
 
 .00 
 
 Wm. Wendt, A. N. A. 
 
 Souvenirs 
 
 40x32 
 
 2000 
 
 .00 
 
 Irving R. Wiles, N. A. 
 
 In Fancy Dress 
 
 30x40 
 
 2000, 
 
 ,00 
 
 Albert Sterner, A. N. A. 
 
 Woman & Roses 
 
 40x30 
 
 1200, 
 
 ,00 
 
 'Philip L.. Male. 
 
 Old Sheds, Spring 
 
 25x30 
 
 500, 
 
 ,00 
 
 John E. Costigan 
 
 Morning on the Pool 
 
 36x40 
 
 1200, 
 
 .00 
 
 Wilsons Irvine. 
 
 Exhibitors— Sculpture 
 
 Edw. McCartan 
 
 Girl Drinking $ 450.00 
 
 Diana 1200.00 
 
 Frederick MacMonnies 
 
 Boy and Duck Fountain 1800.00 
 
 Bacchante . 1800. CO 
 
 Pan Fountain 600.00 
 
 Renee Prahar 
 
 Faun Fountain 1500.00 
 
 Fran Light 950.00 
 
 Monkey Lamp 400.00 
 
 Janet Scudder 
 
 Seaweed Fountain 1800.00 
 
 Frog Baby Fountain 1500.00 
 
 Lady of the Sea 400.00 
 
 Edith Barretto Parsons 
 
 Duck Baby Fountain 800.00 
 
 Baby Pan Fountain 
 
 Vagrants (book ends) 70.00 
 
 Bessie Potter Vonnoh 
 
 Allegresso 1050.0 
 
 Water Lilies 375.00 
 
 Good Night 85.00 
 
 Will-o-the-Wisp 300.00 
 
 Robert Aitken 
 
 A Thing of Beauty 350.00 
 
 Dancing Faun 275.00 
 
 Dancing Nymph 275.00 
 
 L97 
 
Chester Beach 
 
 Swimmin' 60.00 
 
 Breath of the Pines 75.00 
 
 Edw. Berge 
 
 Wildflower 6CK) . 00 
 
 Gutzon Borglum 
 
 Ruskin 450.00 
 
 Cyrus Dallin 
 
 Indian Hunter Drinking 500.00 
 
 Appeal of the Great Spirit 900.00 
 
 Daniel C. French 
 
 Standing Lincoln 1000.00 
 
 Spirit of Life 2000.00 
 
 James E. Fraser 
 
 End of the Trail 1200.00 
 
 Laura G. Fraser 
 
 The Long, Long Trail 1000.00 
 
 Snuff 125.00 
 
 Harriet W. Frismuth 
 
 Sundial 4500.00 
 
 Fantasie 250.00 
 
 The Vine 200.00 
 
 Slavic Dance 225.00 
 
 The Dance 450.00 
 
 Speed 125.00 
 
 Joy of the Waters Fountain 
 
 John Gregory 
 
 Philomela 600.00 
 
 Malvina Hoffman 
 
 Boy and Cub Fountain 5500.00 
 
 Offrande 1000.00 
 
 Anna V. Hyatt 
 
 Colts in Storm 500.00 
 
 Fighting Elephants 400.00 
 
 Joan d' Arc 2000.00 
 
 Yawning Tiger 60.00 
 
 Mario Korbel 
 
 Night 1000.00 
 
 Dawn and Evening 160.00 
 
 Iris 100 .,'00 
 
 Flower 100.^00 
 
 Youth (fountain) 
 
 Paul Jennewein 
 
 Repose 300.00 
 
 Nymph and Faun 600.00 
 
 Evelyn Longman Batchelder 
 
 Consecration 3500.00 
 
 Head of Ceres 
 
 Dr. R, Tait McKenzie 
 
 198 
 
DEPARTMENT O. 
 
 "Be Proud Enough of Your School's Work to Show it." 
 EDUCATIONAL 
 
 Superintendent 
 
 Assistant Superintendent 
 
 Assistant Superintendent 
 
 Edwin M. Harris, Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Roscoe R Smith, Elgin, Illinois 
 
 C. S. Chappelear, Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 RULES AND REGULATIONS 
 
 I. No entrance fee will be required for any exhibit in this department, 
 and it is not necessary that exhibitors purchase exhibitor's tickets. 
 
 2. All work exhibited in this department for premiums must be the 
 product of instruction and direction given the exhibitor or exhibitors in 
 the schools as described under the several divisions. 
 
 3. Entries of each school must be listed on an entry blank supplied 
 for the purpose. 
 
 4. Exhibits must be accompanied by a teacher's certificate to the 
 effect that the work shown is the school work of the pupils and grades 
 indicated. 
 
 5. All entries must be received at the office of the Superintendent of 
 this department on or before June 15th preceding the Fair. This is imperative 
 in order that the work may entered, arranged and the proper space allotted 
 to the exhibits, therefore, please comply with this rule. 
 
 6. For entry blanks and tags, address Supt. Edwin M. Harris, Geneva 1 . 
 Illinois. 
 
 7. Rural school teachers are especially urged to arrange for exhibil 
 All exhibits may be sent to the office of the Superintendent of this depart- 
 ment at the end of the school term where they will be cared for and taken 
 to the Educational Building at the proper time. 
 
 8. The office of this department shall be located at the County Super- 
 intendent of Schools' Office, Geneva, Illinois. 
 
 9. Special exhibits of any regular work that is being done in the 
 schools but that is not listed may be entered as Special Exhibit if it is of 
 unusual excellence. Handsome ribbons will be awarded on such exhibits. ( 
 
 10. Each piece of work of an entry shall contain in some conspicuous 
 place the name of the subject and the grade of the pupil or pupils producing 
 the work. The pupil's name and the name of the teacher shall be placed 
 on a tag and attached to the exhibit. 1 
 
 II. All exhibits shall be arranged so as to make an effective display, 
 i. e., shall be mounted on cards 22x28 inches, arranged so that the GREATER 
 DIMENSION SHALL BE VERTICAL. Work that cannot be mounted shall 
 be limited as to space as given under the division heads. , 
 
 12. All exhibits of written work shall be on good paper, 8%xll inches* 
 Positively all papers of the same entry must be of the same size. r 
 
 13. All maps must be on good paper or bristol board and not smaller 
 than 11x14 inches in size. , 
 
 14. Not more than one premium shall be awarded on any single entry*. 
 
 15. No exhibit shall be entered under more than one class number. ' 
 
 16. No "school" or pupil shall have more than one entry for the same 
 premium. The word "school" as used here shall mean the pupils in one 
 building. { 
 
 17. No premium shall be awarded for any exhibit that is inferior ofc 
 does not give evidence of neatness and thought in its preparation. * 
 
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18. In case of but one exhibit under a Class number, the judges shall 
 award first, second or third premium as they deem the merits of the work 
 shall warrant. 
 
 19. No exhibit shall be removed from the Educational Building until 
 the Fair closes or without the permission of the Superintendent. 
 
 20. « No exhibit will be returned to the owner except at his or her re- 
 quest and expense. All work should be removed by 6:00 P. M., August 27. 
 
 21. This Department shall not be held responsible for any loss of work 
 exhibited. 
 
 22. In awarding premiums the judges will be instructed to follow all 
 rules and regulations herein given and shall be further governed by con- 
 sidering the following points as most important : 
 
 (a) Quality of work. 
 
 (b) Effectiveness as a display. 
 
 (c) Neatness and appearance. 
 
 (d) Originality manifested. 
 
 (e) Scope of work. 
 
 BEST DISPLAY 
 
 The educational feature of the exhibit work must necessarily be the lead- 
 ing one. Simply to show attractive things is not our purpose. Therefore, it 
 is urged that each entry shall be the best possible display of the work done 
 in that particular line. This work should be varied and the exhibit large 
 enough, at the same time attractive enough, to make an effective impression 
 upon all who see it. The teacher has every opportunity by such an arrange- 
 ment to exercise her originality. Remember that the size, variety, condition 
 as to neatness, form and originality and the scope of the work covered will 
 tie taken into consideration in awarding premiums. 
 
 Exhibitors— Educational 
 
 Gladys M. Russell 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinosi 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinosi 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 ^Hattie B-. Prehn 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 Dealb, 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
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FLYING CODONNAS 
 
 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS 
 
 Aerial Artists Supreme — The Premier Attraction 
 of the Universe — Leading Aerial Feature of 
 This Generation— -Defies All Competition 
 
 Presented on the most elaborate rigging ever con- 
 structed on a lair ground, the Flying Codonnas challenge 
 the world to equal their offering of which the following 
 are the main features: 
 
 A triple pirouette to the hands, catching a triple som- 
 ersault; a double somersault blindfolded. 
 
 The troupe is made up of two men and a woman per- 
 former, and from all reports received their acts may be 
 classed as the last word in their particular line of work. 
 
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Bernice Melms Hampshire, Illinois 
 
 Anna R. Wilber Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Caroline Hesselbaum Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Anna Wiggin . . . • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Nancy L. Hill Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Maud M. Moon Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Helen Sutfin Dundee, Illinois 
 
 Kathryn Wilson • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Maggie, Dillon Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Tillie Moore Aurroa, Illinois 
 
 Alice Holden • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Nellie Iliff Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mattie Ward • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Ellen Mattice Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Clara Klamser Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Alice Holden ■ Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Grace Nicholson Montgomery, Illinois 
 
 Phebe Gardner Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Eliza Ryan • Maple Park, Illinois 
 
 Amelia Livingston Elgin, Illinois 
 
 Henrietta A. Ehrhart • Naperville, Illinois 
 
 Nannie M. Kent Elburn, Illinois 
 
 Rosalie M. en/, • Elgin, Illinois 
 
 Mrs. Charles Brooks Geneva, Illinois 
 
 Sisters of St. Francis Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Helen Hawley Williamson Wheaton, Illinois 
 
 Fourth St. Bldg Geneva, Illinois 
 
 East Side Building Geneva, Illinois 
 
 Anna I. Garber Dundee, Illinois 
 
 Carpentersville Bldg Carpentersville, Illinois 
 
 Elizabeth McWiliams St. Charles, Illinois 
 
 Mary Keefe Maple Park, Illinois 
 
 Hazel B. Drake • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Mathew Weirich, East High, Aurora Illinois 
 
 Herbert Braun, East Hight Aurora Illinois 
 
 Ralph Dano, East Hight Aurora, Illinois 
 
 John Evin, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Milton Stallman, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Ralph Scroggins, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Clarence Barbel, East High • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Carl Burkel, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Burton Fredres East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Warren Cox, East High • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Napoleon La Rue, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Russell Aborn, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Marvin Letherman, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Leonard Christie, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Merrill Cherry, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Waldon James, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Robert Herren, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Vernon Smith, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Otto Besch, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Robert Witherell, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 George Hawknison, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Gaemae Stewart, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Harold Osborne, East High Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Ruth McDonald ■ Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Nellie M. Moore St. Charles, Illinois 
 
 Iole Scudder ....Aurora, Illinois 
 
 St. Joseph's School Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Kathryn Kennedy Maple Part, Illinois 
 
 J. C. Horan • Maple Park, Illinois 
 
 Eugene Divine Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Edwin M. Harris Geneva, Illinois 
 
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DEPARTMENT P. 
 
 BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLUB WORK 
 
 Director in Charge A. R. Greene, Naperville, Illinois 
 
 Superintendent W. Lloyd Keepers, Geneva, Illinois 
 
 Assistant Superintendent H. F. Wolters, Urbana, Illinois 
 
 Assistant Superintendent E. I. Pilchard, Urbana, Illinois 
 
 Assistant Superintendent Miss Harriet M. Phillips, Urbana, Illinois 
 
 (a) The objects of Boys' and Girls' Club Work are: 
 
 1 . The improvement of farm and home practices thru having the mem- 
 
 bers carry on one of the approved club projects. 
 
 2. The development of the qualities of leadership of young people thru 
 
 local club organizations. 
 
 3. The development in adults of a more sympathetic interest in improved 
 
 methods of agriculture and home making thru the activities of the 
 young people. 
 
 These aims will best be realized by having young people actively partici- 
 pate in organizing, planning, and carrying thru a program of work as a 
 club group, in addition to the individual work undertaken. 
 
 (b) In general a club may be started in any community if the following 
 essentials are found: 
 
 1 . Five or more interested young people of club age. 
 
 2. An adult adviser or leader who can direct the work of the club. 
 
 3. Evidence of community interest. 
 
 (c) Requirements for Membership: 
 
 Members should — 
 
 1 . Be between the ages of 12-20 years inclusive ; 
 
 2. Enroll in a project. (Projects offered are pig, baby beef, dairy calf, 
 
 canning and clothing) ; 
 
 3. Keep accurate records as required in the work of the project; 
 
 4 . Exhibit at the Fair ; 
 
 5. Hand in a final report at the close of the club year to the local or 
 
 county leader. 
 
 (d) Requirements for a local club: 
 
 1. When five or more members enroll in a community they should or- 
 
 ganize themselves into a club ; 
 
 2 . Elect officers and adopt a constitution ; 
 
 3 . Plan a definite program of at least six meetings for the year ; 
 
 4 . Have an adult leader or adviser. 
 
 GENERAL RULES BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLUB DEPARTMENT 
 
 1. Open to all members of Boys' and Girls' Club conducted under the 
 direction of the Farm and Home Bureaus and the Extension Service of the 
 University of Illinois. 
 
 2. All exhibitors must have complied with the rules of the clubs in their 
 respective counties and with any additional rules made by the Fair Asso- 
 ciation. 
 
 3. SucH members must have been enrolled and such enrollment must be 
 sent to the State Club Leader's office, 1210 West Springfield Avenue, Urbana, 
 Illinois, not later than July 1, 1923. 
 
 4. All entries will be made thru the Farm or Home Adviser or the au- 
 thorized county club leader of the respective counties who will forward them 
 to the Secretary of the Central States Fair and Exposition not later than 
 August 6, 1923. 
 
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DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULE AUGUST 20th-25th 
 
 Monday, August 20th 
 
 1:30 P.M. Macon Co. Clothing. 3:00 P.M. Champaign Co. Clothing . 
 
 2:00 P.M. Bureau Co. Bread. 3:30 P.M. DuPage Co. Home Econo- 
 
 2 :30 P.M. Adams Co. Clothing. mics. 
 
 Tuesday, August 21st 
 
 9:00 A.M. Bureau Co. Poultry 2:00 P.M. Shelby Co. Poultry. 
 
 9:30 A.M. Adams Co. Clothing. 2:30 P.M. Hancock Co. Bread. 
 
 10:00 A.M. Sangamon Co. Agriculture 3:00 P.M. Ford Co. Corn. 
 
 10:30 A.M. Bureau Co. Bread. 3:30 P.M. Kane County Swine. 
 
 11:00 A.M. McLean Co. Swine. 4:00 P.M. St. Clair Co. Clothing 
 
 1:30 P.M. Mercer Co. Canning. 4:30 P.M. Lee County Clothing. 
 
 Wednesday, August 22nd 
 
 9:00 A.M. Knox Co. Corn. 
 
 9:30 A.M. Macon Home Economics. 
 10:00 A.M. Jefferson Co. Dairy. 
 10:30 A.M. Mercer County Canning. 
 11 :00 A.M. Woodford Co. Swine. 
 11 :30 A.M. Woodford Co. Clothing. 
 
 1 :30 P.M. St. Clair Co. Poultry. 
 
 2 :00 P.M. Champaign Co. Clothing. 
 2 :30 P.M. Bureau Co. Agriculture. 
 3:00 P.M. Jackson, Union Clothing. 
 3:30 P.M. Sangamon Co. Agriculture 
 4:00 P.M. Coles Co. Clothing. 
 4 :30 P.M. DuPage Home Economics. 
 
 Thursday, August 23rd 
 
 9:00 A.M. McLean Co. Swine. 
 
 9:30 A.M. St. Clair Co. Poultry. 
 10:00 A.M. Shelby Co. Poultry. 
 10:30 A.M. Ford Co. Corn. 
 11:00 A.M. Kane Co Swine. 
 
 1:3 P.M. Hancock Co. Bread. 
 
 2:00 P.M. Shelby Co. Clothing. 
 2:30 P.M. Knox Co. Corn. 
 3:00 P.M. Jefferson Co. Dairy. 
 3:00 P.M. Woodford Co. Swine. 
 4:00 P.M. Logan Co. Jelly. 
 4:30 P.M. McLean Co. Clothing. 
 
 Friday, 
 
 9:00 A.M. Shelby Co. Clothing. 
 
 9:30 A.M. St. Clair Co. Clothing. 
 10:00 A.M. Coles Co. Clothing. 
 10:30 A.M. Jackson-Union Co. Clo 
 ing. 
 
 August 24th 
 
 11:00 A.M. Lee County Clothing. 
 1:30 P.M. Logan Co. Jelly. 
 2:00 P.M. McLean Co. Clothing, 
 th- 2:30 P.M. Woodford Co. Clothing. 
 
 Exhibitors 
 
 BOY'S AND GIRLS DEPARTMENT 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 Roger Bartlett 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinosi 
 
 Holland Bolly 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
 
 
 Illinois 
 
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Chas. Calkins Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 Elbert Carlson Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Robt, Campbell • Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Geo. W. Churchill Minooka, Illinois 
 
 Alvin Clayton • Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Coe Jolly Workers Port Byron, Illinois 
 
 Thos. Codon, Jr • Oswego, Illinois 
 
 Clemeth Cook Bristol, Illinois 
 
 Merritt Crumley Kaneville, Illinois 
 
 Evan Davis • Big Rock, Illinois 
 
 Ivan R. Dickson Bristol, Illinois 
 
 G. C. Donnenberg Plainfield, Illinois 
 
 Elsie Dunbar • Piano, Illinois 
 
 Weldon Florence Big Rock, Illinois 
 
 Evelyn Cabel Yorkville, Illlinois 
 
 Garys Mill Sewing Club West Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Lewis Gates , • Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Merrill P. Gates Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Good uck Club • Taylor Ridge, Illinois 
 
 Maurice Grim wood Piano, Illinois 
 
 Juston Ham • Toulon, Illinois 
 
 Marian Hasting Normal, Illinois 
 
 Leo Hecht • Elgin, Illinois 
 
 Roy Hill Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Clarence Johnson -..Plainfield, Illinois 
 
 Howard Johnson Plainfield, Illinois 
 
 Kenneth Johnson • Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 William Johnson, Jr Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 Lester Kinney Big Rock, Illinois 
 
 Wilbur Kuhman • Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Leon Lies Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Georgit Lusher Normal, Illinois 
 
 Russell Lyon Oswego, Illinois 
 
 Markanda Sewing Club Markanda, Illinois 
 
 Marvin Matlock Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Lillian Meeks Maple Park, Illinois 
 
 Elv.yn Minard Sugar Grove, Illinois 
 
 May Moi.r Normal, Illinois 
 
 Mai el Mohr Normal, Illinois 
 
 Wilbur Murphy s Big Rock, Illinoi 
 
 Frances Muth Elburn, Illinois 
 
 Raymond McCarthy • Piano, Illinois 
 
 Raymond McCarthy Piano, Illinois 
 
 Nels Nelson Piano, Illinois 
 
 Lester E. Newtson Sandwich, Illinois 
 
 Percy Newtson Sandwich, Illinois 
 
 Melvin Nichols • Big Rock, Illinois 
 
 Erman Olsen Plainfield, Illinois 
 
 Port Byron Girls' Club Port Byron, Illinois 
 
 James Price Yorkville Illinois 
 
 Reynolds Regulars Reynolds, Illinois 
 
 Gerald R. Rider • Bri'sol, Illinois 
 
 James Rohrer -..Aurora, Illinois 
 
 August Schultzur Bristol, Illinois 
 
 Stratton Shufelt • Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Joyce Anna Steiboldt Plainfield, Illinois 
 
 Wendell Tallmadge Yorkville, Illinois 
 
 Frances Thomas • Batavia, Illinois 
 
 Union County Boys* and Girls' Club Makonda, Illinois 
 
 Inga Vilancl Newark, Illinois 
 
 Ra f mOS J r l]and Newark, Illinois 
 
 6 A ™ a A te Aurora, Illinois 
 
 \lru M Widmayer Hampshire, Illinois 
 
 w ! IfTL Widmayer Hampshire, Illinois 
 
 Winfield Township Boys' and Girls' Club 
 
 Carl Woestofl '.Naperville, Illinois 
 
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VARIED INDUSTRIES UNDER GRANDSTAND 
 
 Exhibitors 
 
 John O'Keefe, Furniture Aurora, Illinois 
 
 R. P. Johnson Piano Co., Pianos Elgin, Illinois 
 
 A. R. Beidelman, Monuments Naperville, Illinois 
 
 G. W. Conley, Liggett & Myers Tobacco Wheaton, Illinois 
 
 Kiseler Hardware, Hot Blast Furnaces Aurora, Illinosi 
 
 Maytag Co., Washing Machines Newton, Iowa 
 
 Ruddy Bros., Stoves-Plumbing Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Ward & Jones, Furniture Aurora, Illinois 
 
 J. C. Seaton Piano Co., Pianos & Phonographs Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Anderson & Comer, Insurance Aurora, Illinosi 
 
 Malcor Roofing Co., Roofing Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Northwestern Steel & Iron Works, Pressure Cookers Eau Claire, Wis. 
 
 International Heater Co., Heating Apparatus Utica, N. Y. 
 
 R. H. Martin, Furnaces Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Chamberlain Metal Weatherstrip Co., Metal Weatherstrip. .Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Quaker Oats Co., Poultry Foods Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Chicago Daily News, Publications .Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Jas, Shanahan, Meropolitan Life Ins Aurora, Illlinois 
 
 Dickes Electric Co., Washers, Ironers, Refrigerators Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Berryman Feed Water Heaters, Water Heaters Chicago, Illinois 
 
 P. Schuster, Success Heaters Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Heg Hardware Co., Hardware Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Chcago Motor Club, Information Bureau Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Jewel Tea Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Krauth & Reed, Wholesale Jewelry Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Kelly Mfg. Co., Chemical Indoor Closets Chicago, Illinois 
 
 111. Bell Telephone Co., oca & Long Distant Teephone Headquarters 
 
 Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Richmond & Frazier, Plumbing Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Voting Booth ...Illinois High School Beauty Contest 
 
 Reed Bros., Rug Cleaning Aurora, Illinois 
 
 May Electric Co., Washing Machines Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Eugene Smith Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 AUTOMOBILE SHOW BUILDING 
 Exhibitors 
 
 Ford, Edward Sullivan, Inc Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Lincoln, Edward Sullivan, Inc Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Dodge, L. F. Went'el Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Apperson, Apperson Moor Car Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Durant, W. C. Auble Motor Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Star, W. C. Auble Motor Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Packard, Kelly arson Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Chandler, Kelly Larson Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Cadillac, A. C. Berthold Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Reo, Union Motor Sales Co., Aurora, 111; O. E. Salisbury Elgin, Illinois 
 
 Chevro^t, Cromer Chevrolet Sales Co , Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Page, Williams Motor Co., Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Jewett, Williams Motor Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Willys-Knight, Williams Motor Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Cole, C. N. More Batavia, Illinois 
 
 J. T. Case, Smith Sauer Motor Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Hupmobile, Underwood & Houge Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Franklin, J. C. Soenksen Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Marmon, J. C. Soenksen Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Buick, Aurora Buick Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Moon, Lewis Barber Richmond Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Kissel, H. P. Branstetter Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Gardner, Gardner Motor Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Maxwell, Aurora Auto Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Velie, R. C. Cook Motor Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Hudson, D. G. Johnson Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Essex, D. G. Johnson Aurora, Illinois 
 
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Accessories 
 
 Acme Body Top Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Barrett Hardware Co. • Joliet, Illinois 
 
 Boyle Valve Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Dreadnaught Polish Co -..Chicago, Illinois 
 
 O. P. Knapp & Sons Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Lidecke-Myers ■ Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Lord Lumber Co Downers Grove, Illinois 
 
 Lincoln Auto Parts Co • Aurora, Illinois 
 
 E. H. Robinson , Aurora, Illinois 
 
 O. G. Temme Spring Corp Chicago, Illinois 
 
 FORESTRY BUILDING 
 Exhibitors 
 
 Alexander-Carr Lumber Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 C. L. Schwartz Lumber Co Napervillo, Illinois 
 
 U. S. Gypsum Co., • Chicago, Illinois 
 
 The Logan-Long Co Cincinnati, Ohio 
 
 Anderson Lumber Co • Bayport, Minn. 
 
 The Lehon Company Chicago, Illinois 
 
 The American Lumberman -..Chicago, Illinois 
 
 The Flintkote Company West Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Weyerhauser Sales Co • Chicago, Illinois 
 
 The Vulcanite Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 The Successful Merchant Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Richards-Wilcox Mfg. Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Voting Booth Illinois High School Beauty Contest 
 
 Mid-West umber & Shingle Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Tremont Lumber Co. • Rochelle, La. 
 
 Johr s-Manville, Inc Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Aurora Sash & Door Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 W. H. Maze Peru, Illinois 
 
 Red Cedar Shingle Bureau..- Seatt'e, Wash. 
 
 Rinehimer Brothers Mfg. Co Elgin, Illinois 
 
 The Hartz-Chawgo Drug Co Aurora; Illinois 
 
 Beckman-Dawson Roofing Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 SiFo Products Co Minneapolis, Minn. 
 
 Te Martin-Senour Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Northern Hardwood & Hemlock Ass' n Oshkosh, Wis. 
 
 The Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co 
 
 Radford Publications Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Gregertsen Brothers Co Cairo, Illinois 
 
 E. Bartholomew Hardwood Co • Chicago, Illinois 
 
 Acme Lumber & Shingle Co Chicago, Illinois 
 
 ( B. Moore Lumber Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 Long- Bell Lumber Co Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 Northern Illinois Lumber Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 fJu- 1 ! ^ a !n jj, umber Co Aurora, Illinois 
 
 White & Todd Aurora, Illinois 
 
 AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE BUILDING 
 Exhibitors 
 
 Canadian National Government Agricultural Exhibit. 
 U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Dairy Exhibit 
 University of Illinois. 
 
 State of Illinois, Department of Highways. 
 
 State of Illinois, Department of Waterways. 
 
 Boys' and Girls' Club Demonstrations and Exhibits. 
 
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WOMAN'S BUILDING 
 
 Exhibitors 
 
 Aurora Corset Company. 
 Judd Co. 
 
 State Training School for Girls. 
 Kane Co. Home Bureau. 
 Red Cross. 
 
 Aurora Playground Association . 
 Pillsbury Flour Mills Co. 
 
 U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Live Stock Exhibit. 
 First National Bank. 
 
 Woman's Christian Temperance Union. 
 
 Bennett Milling Co. 
 
 Carey Candy. 
 
 Stark Co. Farm Bureau. 
 
 Stephenson Co. Farm Bureau. 
 
 DeKalb Co. Farm Bureau. 
 
 Kane Co. Farm Bureau. 
 
 Kendall Co. Farm Bureau. 
 
 Illinois Dept. of Health. 
 
 Bttter Babies Conference . 
 
 Voting Booth, Illinois High School Beauty Contest. 
 
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 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 
 
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