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ALLEN-094

ALLEN-094

The Crafty Creation Station and Clover Park Technical College Booth in ToonzVille at the Washington State Fair.

ALLEN-097

ALLEN-097

The Centennial building's ToonzVille with a view of Garfield's Happy Birthday to Me show during the Washington State Fair.

ALLEN-098

ALLEN-098

The Centennial building's ToonzVille with view of Garfield's Happy Birthday to Me show during the Washington State Fair.

BOLAND G23.1-138

BOLAND G23.1-138

Photo-collage by Marvin Boland of photographs that he took at the First Annual Rotary Fair held on October 31, 1919. This industrial fair for Rotary Club members and friends featured 150 exhibits promoting local professions and businesses. It was held in Stadium High School's gymnasium where the slogan of the fair was "Rotarians, Buy at Home." Because the fair was so successful, mention was made that a larger exhibition might be held later for the general public. Dr. H. J. Whitacre was the Rotary president at that time. (TDL 10-17-19, p. 3-article; TDL 10-31-19, p. 1-article)

Rotary Fair (Tacoma); Exhibits--Tacoma--1910-1920;

BOLAND G74.1-035

BOLAND G74.1-035

ca. 1922. Western Washington Fair. Buckley girls holding flags. B---22, TPL-6338

Fairs--Puyallup--1920-1930; Western Washington Fair (Puyallup); Flags--United States;

BOLAND TPL-6342

BOLAND TPL-6342

ca. 1919. Farmers, fruit growers and breeders of the Puyallup valley held an enthusiastic meeting on June 2, 1900, and formed the Valley Fair Association. Members changed the name to the Western Washington Fair Association on January 13, 1913. The purpose of the fair was to promote agricultural, horticultural, dairying, stock-raising and manufacturing industries of the valley. In this 1919 photograph, people in the small hamlets of Dieringer, Rhodes Lake, Connell's Prairie, and Milton exhibit their wares at the fair. Boland #B2321,

Fairs; Western Washington Fair (Puyallup); Exhibitions; Home food processing; Sewing--Puyallup; Art exhibitions;

BOLAND-15593

BOLAND-15593

Washington International Egg Show booth, with crates of eggs everywhere. Printed on photo: "WWF, Puyallup, Wash. Sept. 13-19, 1926".

BOLAND-15626

BOLAND-15626

Puget Sound Power and Light electric farm exhibit, wide view. Printed on photo: "One of the many exhibits in Merchants and Manufacturers Dept, WWF, Puyallup".

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