State Fair Speed Car Show At Huron Race Day
Auto racing to feature at the South Dakota State fair in Huron on Friday September 12 with a blend of Indianapolis Daytona Beach and dirt track action. Fours likely to dominate with Emory Collins of Sioux Falls racing a Frontenac and drivers from across the U S A seeking gold and glory on the oval.
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Indianapolis
Daytona Beach
Middle West
Huron
John’ White
Billy Arnold
Wiseacroy
Aaa Land Board
Emory
Collins
Sioux Falls
Frontenac
Huron Oval
Toronto
Millers
Frontenays
Peugeots
Deusenbergs
Andrée Waited Two Years On Ice Island, Arctic Hope
Arctic dispatches report belief that Salomon Auguste Andrée and his companions may have survived on White Island for one to two years after their 1897 attempt. Dr. Adolf Heel cites cautious hope while sealer Brat Vaag searches, radio efforts coordinate rescue, vessels pause as fog blankets the area.
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Norway
Salomon Auguste Andrea
Andree
Ardree
White Island
Bratvaag
Andrée
Whet
Tromsoe
Four cylinder race cars favored for dirt track racing
Secretary John White notes entry blanks request specific motor specs and says four cylinder cars have led in inquiries over the years leading to the belief they will dominate fair auto races this year. The program may include one and two man races using designs similar to those used at Indianapolis.
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Bst
John ¥. White
Oee
Andianapolis
Four Drunks Fined by Woonsocket Justice
Four persons pleaded guilty to intoxicated in a public place charges at Woonsocket Justice Court. Frank Wise Ed Gowdy and a minor from Artesian paid fines and costs totaling 69.30 after pleas before Justice M. E Taylor. Deputy Sheriff Baker of Stowk Falls was fined 15 dollars for the same offense after arrest at Ruskin park Thursday night. Two others arrested with Baker forfeited bonds of 20 dollars each.
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Woonsocket
Justice Court
Frank Wise
Ed Gowdy
Artesian
Shustice M. E Taylor
Baker
Stowk Falls
Ruskin Park
Mike Helgeland
Ireland to bar gangland figure from entering
Dublin August 30 The Free State department of justice will not allow the New York gangster known as Jack Legs Diamond to land at Cobh aboard the Baltic today. Immigration authorities have instructions to refuse admittance to the controversial figure expected in Irish waters.
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Ireland
Dublin
Irish Free State
Free State
Department “of Justice
Jack
Legs) Diamond
New York
Cobh
Baltic
Two Churches Unite For Evening Services
The Baptist church and the Christian church in the city join for a single evening service at 8 oclock led by Reverend Alfred Trenerrys and Reverend J W Kennedy. Regular Sunday services will follow at the usual hours.
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Baptist
Christian Church
The
Baptist Church
Alfred Trenerrys
J. W. Kennedy
threshing nears end in bad shape for corn crop
Aug 30 Gann Valley SD Special reports Buffalo county farmers anticipate a bumper corn crop with new two row pickers claiming up to 1000 bushels per day. Fields south east of Gann Valley yield 50 bushels per acre, many areas around 25. Threshing delays persist while wheat and fall rye planting continues. Feed situation described as best in years with hay and roughage ample.
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Gann Valley
Buffalo County
C. C. Swartout Company
Crow Lake
Burbank
Joe Dodd
Dodd
Onida
Sully
Weather and harvest progress across South Dakota farms
Aug 30 reports from Onida and Woonsocket describe threshing nearing completion after favorable weather. farmers note variable yields due to maturity, with late corn and alfalfa promising good crops if rain continues. Melon crops benefited from rains and hail loss was limited for some growers.
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Jack Petesch
Forestburg
Petesch
L. P. Neilson
Woonsocket
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Germany
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Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Jay Spink
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Huron Clinic Sp E. Hospital
B. HL Sprague
Dee
W. . Saxzon
J. Faust
J. C. Shirley
G. A. Campbell
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Kentucky
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