BY SARAH JONES for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 9/4/2026
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It’s All Fair Word Search
1.Agriculture 2. Artwork 3. Barn 4. CaramelApple 5. Cattle 6. Concert 7. Corndogs 8. CottonCandy 9. Crafters 10. Dairy 11. ElephantEar 12. Exhibits 13. FerrisWheel 14. Fudge 15. FunHouse 16. FunnelCake 17. Games 18. Goats 19.Gondola 20. Grandstand 21. Horses 22. IceCream 23. Judging 24. KettleCorn 25. Livestock 26. Midway 27. Piglets 28. Prizes 29. Pumpkins 30. Puyallup 31. Quilting 32. Rabbits 33. Ribbons 34. Rides 35. Rodeo 36. RollerCoaster 37. Scones 38. Sheep 39. Tickets 40. TurkeyLeg
You Can Do It at a Trot Crossword
| Across | |
| 5. | Name preceding the Fair’s most famous baked good |
| 6. | Singing family that appeared at the Fair in 1966 |
| 8. | Day of the 1970 fire that changed the Fairgrounds |
| 9. | Flower associated with another famous Puyallup-area tradition |
| 10. | The thing that becomes a competitive sport during Fair season |
| 13. | Traditional jam paired with a Fisher Fair Scone |
| 14. | Blue, red or white reward for an impressive entry |
| 17. | The Fair’s middle name, officially speaking |
| 19. | Fair building whose name sounds like an entire entertainment complex |
| 22. | Place to find plenty of Fair livestock |
| 24. | Brand of band organ that accompanied the Fair’s original carousel |
| 26. | What you hope to win after spending money on a midway game |
| 27. | Frank ___ headlined the 1993 Fair |
| 28. | What locals know is coming along with the Fair |
| 29. | Color of the Fair’s most coveted ribbon |
| 32. | The Fair was built around this attraction from 1901 to 1977 |
| 33. | A steam-powered version arrived at the Fair in 1923 |
| 36. | Do it real slow so your heart won’t do this |
| 38. | Fair burger with a name that sounds like a natural disaster |
| 39. | Famous aerialist family that performed at the Fair in the 1960s |
| Down | |
| 1. | Earthquake’s second word |
| 2. | One of the Fair’s major indoor buildings |
| 3. | One of the Fair’s named entrances |
| 4. | Fair exhibits include plenty of cows from this industry |
| 7. | Where you’ll find rides, games and questionable financial decisions |
| 8. | Fairland where the littlest thrill-seekers can play |
| 11. | Early Fair spectacle in which Model Ts battled over a rubber ball |
| 12. | Electric-car ride lost in the Fair’s 1970 fire |
| 15. | What happens before the ribbons are handed out |
| 16. | In 1913, the Fair became the ___ Washington Fair |
| 18. | Something entered for public display or competition |
| 20. | Giant versions of these can become agricultural celebrities |
| 21. | The Fair’s classic wooden one has been thrilling riders since 1935 |
| 23. | The Fair’s traditional foundation |
| 25. | Wheel’s first name |
| 26. | Four-legged Fair contestant known for snorting |
| 29. | What some Fairgoers did from a crane in 1991 |
| 30. | Animal that may be more interesting than some of the rides |
| 31. | The original name of the Fair began with this word |
| 34. | Washington crop with plenty of Fair representation |
| 35. | What much of the Fair celebrates despite being in the middle of Puyallup |
| 37. | City that becomes the center of the universe every September |
| 40. | Fair food that comes in a little white paper bag |
Answers below!
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