Webster County Fair wraps up for 2019
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A goat at the Webster County Fair apparently decided to attempt to escape from its pen Sunday. Unfortunately for the goat, the bars were too strong for it to break through.
A goat at the Webster County Fair apparently decided to attempt to escape from its pen Sunday. Unfortunately for the goat, the bars were too strong for it to break through.
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Zayzion Holden, 11 months, from Fort Dodge, gently pets a sheep on the nose at the Webster County Fair Sunday.
Zayzion Holden, 11 months, from Fort Dodge, gently pets a sheep on the nose at the Webster County Fair Sunday.
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Kyle Widlund, 10, of Manson, stares at a chicken at the Webster County Fair Sunday as it stares back at him.
Kyle Widlund, 10, of Manson, stares at a chicken at the Webster County Fair Sunday as it stares back at him.
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A goose at the Webster County Fair decides it’s hungry for shoes, much to the annoyance of Andrew Novencido, 13, of Kirksville, Missouri.
A goose at the Webster County Fair decides it’s hungry for shoes, much to the annoyance of Andrew Novencido, 13, of Kirksville, Missouri.
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Grace Winkel, 12, of the Douglas Dreamers 4-H club, pets her baby rabbit, Cookie, Sunday at the Webster County Fair. She said he’s a purebred mini-Rex blue tri rabbit.
Grace Winkel, 12, of the Douglas Dreamers 4-H club, pets her baby rabbit, Cookie, Sunday at the Webster County Fair. She said he’s a purebred mini-Rex blue tri rabbit.
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Winniefred Meriweather, 3, of Fort Dodge, left, pets the pony she’s riding as it’s guided by Nathan Hovick, with the Hovick Family Farm Petting Zoo, at the Webster County Fair Sunday.
Winniefred Meriweather, 3, of Fort Dodge, left, pets the pony she’s riding as it’s guided by Nathan Hovick, with the Hovick Family Farm Petting Zoo, at the Webster County Fair Sunday.
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Elizabeth Weber, of Fort Dodge, waves as the helicopter she’s riding descends Sunday at the Webster County Fair.
Elizabeth Weber, of Fort Dodge, waves as the helicopter she’s riding descends Sunday at the Webster County Fair.
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-Messenger photo by Peter Kaspari
A goat at the Webster County Fair apparently decided to attempt to escape from its pen Sunday. Unfortunately for the goat, the bars were too strong for it to break through.
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-Messenger photo by Peter Kaspari
Zayzion Holden, 11 months, from Fort Dodge, gently pets a sheep on the nose at the Webster County Fair Sunday.
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-Messenger photo by Peter Kaspari
Kyle Widlund, 10, of Manson, stares at a chicken at the Webster County Fair Sunday as it stares back at him.
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-Messenger photo by Peter Kaspari
A goose at the Webster County Fair decides it’s hungry for shoes, much to the annoyance of Andrew Novencido, 13, of Kirksville, Missouri.
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-Messenger photo by Peter Kaspari
Grace Winkel, 12, of the Douglas Dreamers 4-H club, pets her baby rabbit, Cookie, Sunday at the Webster County Fair. She said he’s a purebred mini-Rex blue tri rabbit.
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-Messenger photo by Peter Kaspari
Winniefred Meriweather, 3, of Fort Dodge, left, pets the pony she’s riding as it’s guided by Nathan Hovick, with the Hovick Family Farm Petting Zoo, at the Webster County Fair Sunday.
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-Messenger photo by Peter Kaspari
Elizabeth Weber, of Fort Dodge, waves as the helicopter she’s riding descends Sunday at the Webster County Fair.
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