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.'%». \^?* .;:- • W'A_;.. i--af^ ~r?- •;jt* "> * '..'v >v H;;-s & " T-> :%-:m A • ' ;-H'J .•AVVf-' I. '•' i - v rst- •^vi Lake CoDBty Fair Association Officers 192 ' Fred Grabbe. President - Waukagao,, iliiuois H. E. Flood, 1st Vice-President "Geo. H. Bairstow, 2nd V; Pre*." Gurnee, Illinois ^ Waukegan, Illinois, * John G. Wirtz, Secretary John H. Rouse, Treasurer Area, Illinois Area, Illinois ' '•-* ' •y? >.*£••• SUPERINTENDENTS The association takes this means of expressing its appreciation of the labors of Mr. W. E. Watkins as Secretary for the past several years. He w^s a great factor in whatever success the Fair achieved. His resignation in April, 1921, wi sary by his removal from the county. TOWNSHIP DIRECTORS E. B. Jordan--Deerfield Deerfield, 111. - A. Q. Rockenbach-- f*rairie View, 111. : ' K Ed. Buttertield--Liberty ville '*• Liberty ville, 111. William Dillon-Wauconda . - % Round Lake, lib - .«•: . fi. T- Parr--Cuba ' Barrington, IU. H. A. Eggers--fela ; Area, 111. " , Geo. Koppenhoefer--Shields Lake Forest, 111. R. F. Rouse--Fremont v ;! Area, 111. . Douglas W&it--Grant . • ,Ko»lld IjU"' in' „ t. C. Tewes-Wwkepm - tpealie Bonner-Warren. v, Waukegan, 111. ' Lake Villa, 111. V" • ^"Henry Ames-Newport ' ^6V.W. Farley^Bbntoii; W^sw°r,A, HI. •, ^ Tii i •*•"*•••'w'i.--- W. Minto-- Antioek 4, to t , irtii r ' " ' Antioch, 111. T- . , t3. Bonner--Lake \ Ilia Andrew Etinger--Lake Shore , Lake Villa, 111. v Waukegan, 111. A L a. "y • ' X . V V •j.Yv/'V-va • ' ' - V, :: Entertainment-Conoessiaa..-..... ...George H. Bairstow, Waukegan Grounds-Buildings..... Kd. Butterfield, Liberty ville Agriculture i.. ........ H. E. Flood, Guniee fc.l --"T. A; Simpson, Waukegan Beef Cattle. ..-. . D* H. Minto, Antioch Dairy-Cattle 4.-. -....."...Ralph Rouse, Area S^ine.....;;i./. E. R. Jordan, Deerfield 4',Mmw^Xr.^..A.<Efioger, Waukegan Sheep .' _..... ."Leslie Bonner, Lake Villa Liv« Horse Show. .. JPrank Fowler, Lake Villa, Poultry. ....... . . . :Cl^rle8 H. Crapo, Waukegan Ploricultur«....-.J....-|L, Joseph Kohout, Libertyville 'y •) - 'v»' > r: Baseball. Domestic' ..c^^v^SfilTi|o,l®a8- H. McCann, Waukegan Mrs. Augusta Lovell • f e r , j » • . •; \ K r v o T . i i l n M f t t t o c k s Gladys Lovell ^ , . Mai Rittler Pantry Stores . .^ .«... Miss Olga Huss Gates -vL. .J. P. Sherman, Grayslake li1' ' V... '|! "L 'v r ;v-;' r:. ^ V. •: GREAT HOME-COMING! BIGGEST COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE RECEIVES THE SUPPORT AND CO-OPERATION OF THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL Essentially the Indicator of the Agricultural, Industrial, Commercial, Educatidhal and Economical Progress i Made in the County Lake County's nillion-Dollar Day and Night Fair , And 5 Days of 9th HAVE A LOOK! PICK THE WINNERS! IT AFFORDS THE GREATEST DISPLAY OF 1-Products of the Fields, Orchards and Gardens 3-The Products of Home and School as well as 2-The Fruits of Industrial and Commercial Enterprise 4-Achievements in the Breeding of Pure Bred Stock BOOST THE FAIR The County Fair is your Fair. It is the greatest single community enterprise in the County. With your help and co-operation/it will achieve great results. You* are a red-blooded citizen, a booster, a worker, having the best interests of the community at heart and will Work for the Fair. Ask the men and women who are active in- the work of producing this Fair if the^e is something you can do to help out. Show your willingness. Don't wait fo* us to crank you up. You are, or should be, a self-starter. ALL OF W HICH COMBINE TO MAKE THE BIGGEST FAIR IN LAKE COUNTY'S HISTORY FRED GRABBE, President _ t JOHN G. WIRTZ, Secretary < . 1 •Jik- ,5