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Image. Jobie Walker, 11, of Indianapolis, gets a Purdue Pete temporary tattoo during Purdue Day at the Indiana State Fair on Aug. 18. Agricultural Education senior Ambra Neier (left) was applying the tattoos at the Purdue Agriculture booth. Image. Crowds at the 1926 Indiana State Fair dressed in a decidedly more formal manner than their current counterparts. J.C. Allen captured this crowd scene looking at agricultural displays inside the Purdue Building.
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Jobie Walker, 11, of Indianapolis, gets a Purdue Pete temporary tattoo during Purdue Day at the Indiana State Fair on Aug. 18. Agricultural Education senior Ambra Neier (left) was applying the tattoos at the Purdue Agriculture booth.		 Photo from the J.C. Allen archives
Crowds at the 1926 Indiana State Fair dressed in a decidedly more formal manner than their current counterparts. J.C. Allen captured this crowd scene looking at agricultural displays inside the Purdue Building.

 

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