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HORSE SHOW—6 Nite Shows, 5 Free Noonday Shows WAYNE KING AND HIS ORCHESTRA

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1949 STATE FAIR FOLLIES

GRANDSTAND—NITE © Sept. 456 1, 89

AUTOMOBILE THRILL SHOW GRANDSTAND—NITE Sept. 2, 3, and Aff. Sun,

Coliseum Sept. 1, 2, 3, Nightly

HOOSIER RADIO ROUNDUP SATURDAY NIGHT

Sunday Afternoon,

Sev Sept. 4

4-H DRESS REVUE

COLISEUM

Sept. 3-Sat, Aft.

High School BAND ~ CONTEST Sept. 7—Grandstand

YOUTH ACTIVITY DAYS—Sept. 1, 2, 3

4-H CLUB WORK, BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE September 1—Thursday

FARMERS’ DAY PARADE -- FLOATS — BANDS — HOBBIES

September 8—Grandstand

Reserved Seat Prices, All Events, Both Coliseum and Grandstand—85 Cents, $1.20, $1.80—Box Seats, $2.20

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