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| − | This is an adumbrated (probably) [[hoax bid]] which never actually materialized. In the late ’50s, a group calling itself [[Wisconsin Fandom]] put an ad in a [[Worldcon]] [[PR]] announcing '''Bheercon''' bid for by 'Milwaukee's Spree in 'Seventy-Three' ... but in the meantime, vote for the [[Chicago: 1959]] bid. | + | This is an adumbrated (probably) [[hoax bid]] which never actually materialized. In the late ’50s, a group calling itself [[Wisconsin Fandom]] put an ad in a [[Worldcon]] [[PR]] announcing a '''Bheercon''' bid for by 'Milwaukee's Spree in 'Seventy-Three' ... but in the meantime, vote for the [[Chicago: 1959]] bid. |
This appears to be the last we heard of it (see [[1973 Site Selection]] results.) | This appears to be the last we heard of it (see [[1973 Site Selection]] results.) | ||
Revision as of 23:33, 24 September 2020
This is an adumbrated (probably) hoax bid which never actually materialized. In the late ’50s, a group calling itself Wisconsin Fandom put an ad in a Worldcon PR announcing a Bheercon bid for by 'Milwaukee's Spree in 'Seventy-Three' ... but in the meantime, vote for the Chicago: 1959 bid.
This appears to be the last we heard of it (see 1973 Site Selection results.)
| Bid | 1973 |
| This is a page about a convention bid. Please extend it by adding information about who was bidding, officers, committee list, what they were bidding for, who their opponents were, and who won. |
