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NUMBER 24!ad HniCUMBd SlidI*lastAirro SHOW office ned ofy but jfore TDill toBAND CONCERTSTREET DANCEI c^iedof theproau* Seventh Annual Hill Climb at New-? was port Wednesday and*Thnrsday,• Au^at 26 and 26.biicanistriotGeorgiattob;The Xew^Kirt Motor Club has every-; tdinif aliout in readiness for its seventh annual hill climb on New-Part's famous straightaway hill and IM officers of the club believe thiswill b* the most sitocessful event of the seven In connection with the climb tisis year will be an automobile show and remember everything is free. The automobile show will be held on the ?.outh side of the square •viiere spa es will be reserved for dealers and manufacturers to show their new stocli cars. Secretary Ingram says that the Saxon. Grant, Chevrolet, Kurd, Maxwell and Buick cars win be represented at the show and he thinks there will be a number of others. Secretary Ingram also said: ••A tractor will le shipped on the 20th and if it arrives in time it will also be on exhibition on the south side.*’There will be tiiirteen events the tlrst day—all amateur, which include a free for all. nine special county events and three others. Since the programs were printed a new special has been added open to cars of Tippecanoe county. The committee says it has the promise of four cars from Lafayette including the Shambaughes lead* special.The second day is professional day and if Uie events ail till and rain does not interfere tiiere will be some thrillers.According to the rules of the American Aut^)mobile .Association with whose sanction tiie event is held all entries have to be in by August 20. So far a Saxon Six has entered for the free-for-all events of both days; a Saxon four for one eventon professional day: A D. SelKlt of Louisville, Ky., for the free for-all on professional day; the famous Chevrolet, with professional drivers, both days and Shambaugh of Lafayette both days. Besides the hill climb and autogilt in, committee has arranged foew frame ‘ 2^ all day Wednesday, a bandon bars eonccrt Wednesday night, and a freeio quiet- street dance held on the Extension attemptpaveuient Wednesday night, len tlie trains will stopat Newport bothmissing carry many extra;k yard, coaches to accommodate the thousand A*re ands.)f corrl- ___to 75 Geoj-'lunday ik andiiobile. on say t mid e found to ten s.Siciat-race of It is eri tl.c he pris-i one ift would y Pha-serving :he girl.1 Chas. rs. who : jail forle resi-t town-Vermil-out on Phe twv' tlves on wed tiic exercisefht theylibertystay inOHLT 5 COUNTIES BOOSTED; YEBKaLIOH ONE OF TEEM.vho has tioo, his and son iy mom-hey join-msoD of Cheno* rt to the lays* vis-sins.The state board of tax commissioners has just finished it’s work for 1915. Of the ninety-two counties in the state, changes in the real estate appraisement were only made in 6ve of them as follows: Martin, Davies,Orange, Vermillion and Jefferson.In these counties the local boards bad made the appraisals on farms lessner acre than in 1911. when the laet
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Newport Hoosier State
Newport, Indiana, US
Wed, Aug 18, 1915
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