Redfield Jubilee heats up closing day spectacle crowd
Redfield's Corn and Wheat Digs enters final day amid large crowds for Jay Gould's Million Dollar Spectacle and nightly Gould revues. Monday night features Bernice Kelley on the tight wire, military ponies, Patsy Gould contortion, and varied acts including the Whiskey-phone. Tuesday brings organ grinder swing, Laurel and Hardy, Seeing Stars in Hollywood, and child rides along the midway. Wednesday promises the peak with two band concerts, circus revue, dance, Gould spectacle, and an all-star baseball contest at the park.
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Redfield
Redfeld
Jay Gould
Art B. Thomas
Gould Swing
Gould
Bernice Kelley
Patsy Gould
Hitler
Mussolini
Tine Magazine
Organ &Rinder
Hollywood
Nelson
Street Wanderers
Luther Dennis
Legion Plans October Fall Dance At Huron Pavilion
Legion commander Leo McDermott announced Wil-Vasa Reaves post will hold its annual fall dance October 30 at the Huron Pavilion east of the city on federal highway 14. The event replaces this year’s carnival and style show, abandoned by the post.
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Legion
Leo McDermott
Wil- Vasa Reaves
American Legion
McDermott
Huron Pavilion
Federal Highway 14
Beulah Ladies Aid to Meet in Wheaton Community
The Beulah Ladies Aid will gather Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ray Horn and the Hen in Wheaton community for their regular meeting and plans.
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Burdetts
Beulah Ladies Aid
Ray Horn
Wheaton
Heroic Switchman Receives Medal of Honor
Arnold F. Hayek, a Superior Wisconsin switchman for the Chicago and North Western Line, was awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor for heroism on January 7. He saved Mrs. Mary Frohreip from a freight train at a Superior crossing, risking life to pull her to safety as the train moved slowly. She suffered a mangled foot requiring amputation. Hayek was recognized at a banquet attended by city leaders and about 150 townspeople.
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Superior
Wis
Arnold
F. Hayek
Chicago & North Western Line
Carl TH. Gray
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha Ry
Haack
Mary, A. Frohreip
Mra. Frohgeip
W. J. Patterson
Bureau of Safety
Interstate Commere Commission
Hand County Earns Accredited Status After TB Testing
A veterinary team led by Dr. George Melody completed tuberculosis testing in Hand County. Of 28 134 cattle across 1279 herds, 104 reactors were found in 49 herds, representing less than one half of one percent, earning Hand County a place on the state accredited list.
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George Melody
Hand County
Services Today For James Kaveney At Bryant
Funeral rites were held for James Kaveney 79 at St Marys Catholic church Bryant with Rev Father Coyne officiating. He was born June 14 1858 in Pennsylvania homesteaded near Bryant in the eighties and later farmed and did road work at the McVey farm. He died after illness noted Sunday morning at the McVey home leaving brothers and sisters in California Minneapolis and Plankinton. Burial followed at St Marys cemetery Bryant beside his parents. Evelyn Lucas returned home from seven weeks visiting relatives in western states.
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James Kaveney
Willow Lake
St. Marys Catholic Church
Bryant
Father Coyne
Penn
Sylvania
Frank McVey
Minneapolis
Ont Plankinton
St. Mary's Cemetery
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W J. Patterson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
Arnold F. Haack
West Conde
August M
Evelyn Lucas Hea
Tom Collins
Hyo
Make of
Mrs. Smith
Northwestern Public Service Co
Angelal Barguinal
PLAID
Jacquard Paira
Cnet
Siva
Penne
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