Kentucky State Fair Hippodrome Show Promises Spectacle
The twelfth annual Kentucky State Fair will feature nightly Hippodrome shows in the $100,000 livestock pavilion from September 14 to 19. Acts include Polar Bear exhibitions by Herr Albers, Flying Thompsons, Arabian sand dancers, the Demon on the Wire, the Resties, Bellclair Brothers, the Balt ern Troupe, and a Butterfly Scene finale, with other free acts and bands adding to the program.
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Herr Albers
Germany
America
Kentucky
Hurley
Mlle
la Belle
Kittie
Day and Scally
Louisville
Rice & Dove Marine Band
Big feature days mark Kentucky State Fair schedule
The Twelfth Annual Kentucky State Fair runs September 14 to 19 with daily feature events. Louisville Day on Tuesday includes a $1,000 Roadster stake and 1 p.m. close. Wednesday highlights Good Roads and Western Kentucky with a $1,000 Light Harness Stake. Governors’ and Indiana Day Thursday features a grand horse show. Friday Fraternal Day showcases the $3,000 Saddle Horse Stake. Saturday offers Lincoln Beachey flights and Payne’s 1914 Battle of Mexico fireworks finale.
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Holland
Louisville
Buschemeyer
Kentucky
Harry Summers
Elizabethtown
Jos. F. Bosworth
Middlesboro
Astral King
Jack Barrymore
Richlieu King
Indiana
Hippodrome
Midway
Lincoln Beachey
Beachey
Kentucky State Fair to Feature Record Harness Fields
The twelfth annual Kentucky State Fair opens September 14 to 19 with six trotting and pacing stakes offering 1000 and 500 dollar premiums. Entriesinclude competitors from Kentucky Indiana Tennessee Alabama Georgia North Dakota California, led by Forbes 2:Youngster and classic horses such as Major Russel Belle Ashland Lizzie Brown Gordon Todd Howell Col Forrest Our Doctor Bonnie Boy Jachin Possibility and more as two or three harness races daily and the Gentleman's Cup finale promise a lively fast track program at Douglas Park.
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Indiana
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
North Dakota
California
Forbes
Trotter
Lizzie Brown
Gordon Todd
Trotter Howell
Col. Forrest
Pacer
Our Doctor
Bonnie Boy
Jachin
United States
Douglas Park
Roads Boost Farm Output In Virginia and Nearby Counties
Studies by the United States Department of Agriculture show improved roads raise shipments and lower costs. In Spotsylvania Virginia and nearby counties, road work boosted tonnage to markets, cut transport cost per ton mile, and increased dairy, wheat, tobacco, and lumber outputs while enabling faster, cheaper transport.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ivania
Fredericksburg
Spotsylvania County
Dinwiddie County
Last Great Reduction Rail Trip Fares Noted
Advertisement details a round trip rail fare of 5.65 and a Cave Hotel package for 6.50 totaling 12.15 for a three day excursion on regular morning trains. Tickets limited to 10 days. contact L and N agent by writing or phone.
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Cave Hotel
The
Cave
Lexington
Queen & Crescent
H. C. King
Aeene
E. Main St
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