Minnesota State Fair to Open With Airship Flights
President Cyrus Northrop opens the Minnesota State Fair noting a strong attendance goal for the 48th fair. The piece highlights practical aims like a new sewer system, public comfort stations, water supply, emergency hospital, post office, fire department, Red Cross, and extensive amenities. It also discusses racing innovations and the expectation of top-quality horse events, emphasizing education, convenience, and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Post Office
Fire Department
Red Cross Corps
Bureau of Information
Minnesota
Marvellous Air Ship To Feature Minnesota State Fair
The northwest builds on progress in education horticulture and farming at the Minnesota State Fair with practical farm departments and a new livestock amphitheater. A national short horns exhibit and premium events accompany sales of Shorthorns and Herefords while Dan Patch and Sweet Marie aim for world records in harness racing. An airship will fly three times daily circling the grandstand during fair week attracting NW public attention.
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Northwest
Minnesota
Dan Patch
Dan
Sweet Marie
State Fair Management
Énire
Dairy Hall and New Poultry Building at Minnesota State Fair
The Minnesota State Fair unveils a new dairy hall the largest dairy exhibit building in the world and a new poultry building 113 by 147 feet costing 25000. The fair expands agricultural space with forty acres added for exhibits camping and implement displays while promising daily acts and a dramatic siege of Jericho fireworks show with electric light racing featuring Barney Oldfield and other famed riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Minnesota
Jericho
Barney Oldfield
Tho mas Jefferson on eating in hot weather
The article cites Jefferson's rule about eating little and often, noting digestion is harder with high blood temperature. It advises sparing meals during hot weather and suggests using Little Kodol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia to aid digestion, sold by Eugene A. Pfefferle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Get What You Ask For In Advertising
A local notice urges readers to ensure honesty in advertised goods. It warns against substitutes and counterfeit products, emphasizing the need to demand genuine items like Cascarets and wall paper sold at 3¢ per double roll. The advertisement is signed by J. H. Forster.
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Olney & McDaid
Mirs
Clinton
Iowa
J. H. Forster
ROYAL
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