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Columbus Chautauqua official program, Columbus Junction, Iowa, August 16-21, 1910

Jefferson twenty-fifth assembly, Independent Chautauqua, Jefferson, Iowa, August 11-18, 1929

The Clarinda Chautauquan, Clarinda, Iowa, August 7-14, 1929

Chariton Independent Chautauqua, Chariton, Iowa, August 6-10, 1929

Mediapolis Chautauqua Association tenth annual assembly, Mediapolis, Iowa, August 20-28,1913

Chautauqua, Elliott, Iowa, August 26-30, 1920

Mediapolis Chautauqua official program, twenty-sixth annual assembly, Mediapolis, Iowa, August 15-22, 1929

Seventh annual assembly of the Fairfield Chautauqua Association, Fairfield, Iowa, August 17-26, 1910

Professor P.G. Holden, the corn man

Peterson Sisters Concert Company

Chautauqua, Reinbeck, Iowa, August 12-16, 1917

Walter Wellman, Washington correspondent of The Chicago record-herald

Morton H. Pemberton, humorist

John G. Scorer

Metropolitan Entertainers

Wilbur Arthur

Chicago Operatic Company

Morgan Wood, pastor Plymouth Congregational Church, Cleveland, the platform magnet

Oratorio Artists

Katharine Oliver

Iowa City Chautauqua, Iowa City, Iowa, August 10-18, 1912

Chautauqua, Milton, Iowa, August 12-16, 1922

Keokuk County Chautauqua Institute, Sigourney, Iowa, August 14-23, 1905

LeWitte Entertainers

Ackland Lord Boyle of New York

Matus and his Royal Hungarian Court Orchestra

Gen. Z.T. Sweeney, author, diplomat, lecturer

Meistersingers Male Quartette

Mrs. Rose C. Broughton in interpretative recitals

David Baxter concert party

Elizabeth Tucker, impressionist reader and impersonator

William E. Mason, first insurgent in United States Senate

Nellie Peck Saunders Company

Opie Read

Colonial Saxophone Quartette

Tillman, South Carolina's senator

Fadettes, Woman's Orchestra of Boston

Clark lectures

Cincinnati Ladies' Cremona Orchestra

Rev. D.J. Stafford, D.D. of Washington, D.C.

Boston Ladies Orchestra

Varsity Harmony Trio

Dr. W.T. Sherman Culp, a man with mirth and a mission

Schuberts of Boston

William E. Curtis of the Chicago record-herald

Col. L.F. Copeland, the king of the platform

Edward Burton MacDowell, travel stories