1,500 — 4-H exhibits.
246 — Entries in the photography project — the largest non-livestock project at the fair.
$173,000 — Spent during the livestock auction in 2010.
$3,100 — Winning bid for the Cass County 4-H fair queen’s kiss last year.
18 — People who chipped in to buy the queen’s kiss last year.
51 —Years the fair has been held at its current location off of County Road 125 North.
500 — Elephant ears sold through Friday afternoon at the Indiana State Grange booth during this year’s fair.
1,000 — Record number of elephant ears sold by the Indiana State Grange booth during a single Cass County fair. The record was set in 2009.
55 — Hours the Cass County 4-H fair queen and her court have spent at this year’s fair.
32 — Events the queen and her court have attended as of Friday afternoon.
50 cents — The cost of a milkshake from the Young America Lions Club booth in the 1970s when the booth first opened.
$2 — The cost of a milkshake from the Young America Lions Club booth at this year’s fair.
1,003 — Animals shown at this year’s fair.
414 — Swine shown at this year’s fair.
70 - Percent increase in llama entries at this year’s fair. Only 10 were entered in 2010, but the total climbed to 17 this year.
150 — Buyers in last year’s livestock auction.
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Claire Crum (left) and Megan Mannering look over some of the scrapbook entries in the Exhibition Building. P-T photo | Angi Turnpaugh
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Tom Robertson (left) and Dan Boyd of the Young America Lions Club make milkshakes in their booth at the fair. P-T photo | Angi Turnpaugh
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