Walla Walla, Washington, opened its 1909 fair with 100 cars. One was dressed as the North Pole, with Cook and Peary arguing. Plus a balloon man and a dog show.
In May 1899 a Topeka, Kansas, reporter watched the Ringling circus unload three trains and raise its tents by 10:30, elephant brass band included.
In July 1912, Pendleton, Oregon, Elks brought 280 horses to Portland, won a parade prize, then rode into hotels and up an elevator.
When Indianapolis neighbor Benjamin Harrison won the 1888 election, the city partied in the rain and dyed its hats red from a druggist’s bucket.
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