Air Derby Fliers Die in Transcontinental Race
The Mineola start of 47 planes with 15 more from San Francisco marks a coast to coast contest. Major A L Sneed and observer Worth McClure die in a crash at Buffalo Curtiss Field, while other accidents claim two more lives and injure others. Benedict Crowell survives aboard a Cap tain Maurice Cleary craft that crashes short of takeoff.
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Buffalo
N. Y
A. L. Sneed
Curtiss Field
Worth D. McClure
Mineola
San Francisco
Belvin W. Maynard
New York
Toronto
Chicago
Binghamton
Rochester
Bryan
Cleveland
American Flying Club
Army Air Service
D. H. Crissey
Serg
Virgil Thomas
Salt Lake City
W. H. Nevitt
Gerald Brandt
Deposit
Brandt
Maurice Cleary
Everett
Wash
Benedict Crowell
Captain Cleary
Mr. Crowell
Corn Crop Gains Vastly in October Report
Washington reports the US corn crop rose by 43 million bushels against September forecasts, yielding a total of 2,900,511,000 bushels with most matur ing without frost. Other crops show mixed changes with barley up and oats down, while potatoes, beans and apples increase.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Trans-Continental Flier Dies After Mountain Crash
Lieut EB V Wales an army transcontinental flier died after his plane crashed into a mountain in a snowstorm near Saratoga Wyoming. The army air service announced the death from the farm house 25 miles away.
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San Francisco
EB. V. Wales
Army Transcontinental Flier
Saratoga
Wyo
Army Air Service
Parlor cook stove for sale at Grogan Lowater home
For sale a parlor cook stove with flat removable top two eight inch covers and oven. Burns any fuel and will keep fire overnight suitable for heating and light housekeeping. See at W H Grogan and Mrs Ninette M Lowater Route 1 Linton. Also auction notice for residence sale in Linton items include two spans of mules and one Guernsey cow.
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W. H. Grogan
Ninette M. Lowater
Route 1
Linton
Winona Prepares New Theatre Led by Johnny Stiles
In Pioneer Days from November 30 1894 Winona announces a theatre to be run by proprietor Johnny Stiles. The note also reports Dugald Campbell visiting from Cherry Grove and local residents paying taxes at the county seat. John McCrory buys the Fred Cotton place in Gayton district for 1000 dollars. Items for sale include livestock tools and household goods.
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Winona
Johnny Stiles
Dugald Campbell
Cherry Grove
Albin Schneider
Joseph Baumgartner
John McCrory
Fred Cotton
Wm. Wade
Gayton
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Strasburg, North Dakota
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