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Banked record, Farms & Crops lk-frm-fair-market (the 4-H Fair's own history page); settler Tribune record and 4-H Fair records, unreached November 2026
That Lakeville hosted the county's fair is documented by the fair's own history page; the years of the hosting are not printed by that carrier, and this section could not date them from any other — the row closes mixed, with the period dug and its dates named as residue. What the fair's own page gives, and what now stands assembled: in the fair's course across the county's towns, after a North Liberty hosting and before an item the page dates to 1941, the fair sat at Lakeville — livestock shown in tents, Home Economics exhibited in the elementary building, a Ferris Wheel, a Whip and a Merry-go-round turning, the grounds and buildings of Union Township High School carrying the whole, and the Lakeville Lions taking the fair over in its course from the Lakeville Business Men's Association. It is a full picture with the years torn out: the carrier narrates the period in sequence and dates its neighbours, but prints no year for Lakeville's tenure. The settler stands named and current: the Tribune record and the 4-H Fair's own records, read for the Lakeville years entire. What this article will not do is interpolate the dates from the sequence — a fair history's "after North Liberty, before 1941" is a bracket, not a date, and it prints as a bracket.