Flying Dutchman Gus Schrader a Pioneer of Iowa Racing
August Schrader known as the Flying Dutchman raced from the 1910s to the 1940s with a cautious style that belied his speed. Born 1895 in Newhall he won national dirt track titles and set world records before dying from a cerebral hemorrhage after a 1941 crash at Shreveport Louisiana.
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Time Machine seeks input on Eastern Iowa history
Readers are invited to suggest key people places and events for a Time Machine project. Contributions can be emailed and online resources at thegazette.com offer timelines photos and materials.
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