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This military unit passed through Monroe. There are signs and billboards on the buildings, advertising various businesses. The Strauss Furniture Company was located at 314 South Main Street in Middletown. The Heber Bros. Greater Show was a traveling group made up of family members - Pop Heber and his four sons - Ben, Reg, George, and Rilo. Pop's wife and girls also had parts in the show. The show was made up of "a colossal congress of trapeze, horizontal bar and Roman ring aerialists, acrobats, wire performers, contortionists, an equilibrist (a performer who is skilled balancing in unusual positions and hazardous movements, such as a tightrope walker), clowns, Russian dancers, cowboys and Indians, performing ponies, donkeys, dogs, bears and monkeys and beautiful specimens of wild animals." Sun Brothers Shows was another traveling show.</div>
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