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■TtmsmssmzziDON’TkTo Be Held AtFair Grounds\SomethingwillUnusual and Elaborate. Theany Big Fourth ever held the Mountains.min■ .-promptly at 11:30 o’mence -with the followingthe Fun -will corn-t i'11:3(1-—Free for all Horse,Race; 1 mile dash; winner $10.00; place $5.00; show $2.50. . ,11:45—Free for all Mule Race; I mile dash; winner $10.00; place $3.00; show $2.50.12:00—Shetland Pony Race; 14 mile dash; riders girl eWldren.;between ages of-6 and 12 years; win--her $5.00; place'$2B0; sliow $1.25.12:15—Ladies’ Horse Race; lA mile dash; winner $10.00; place $5.00; show $2.50.12:30—Climbing Pole Contest, free for all; winner $5.00; 2nd prize $2.00; 3rd prize $1.00.12:45^~Boys’ Foot Race; 50 yards dash; ages 8 to 12 vears; winner $2.50; 2nd prize $1.25; 3rd' prize 75 cents.1:00—Men’s Foot Race, free for all; 100 yard dash;' winner $5.00; 2nd prize $2.50; 3rd prize $1.23.Wilson’s New $200.001:1 S-Aviation Day Bomb DisplayNo. 1—Salute Shell for commencing display 1-3 in, No. 2—Flag of Nations 13 ‘No. 3—Storm Clouds No. 4—Bevy.of American Flags No. 5—Wright Aeroplane No. 8—Showers of Umbrellas No. 7—Katy-Dids ' •• No. 8—Red Snapper . No. Curtis Biplane - Ncj, 10—Pendant of National Flags No. ll-M3irds in a Storm No. 12—Thander Clouds No. 13—Antoinette Aeroplane.No. .14—Rain of Turtles No. 15—Fan Tail Fishes No. 16—Aerial Jugglery No. 17—Dumont’s Airship No. 18^7-Golden Serpentines No. 19—Quintette of Fiery snakes No. 20—Aeroplane No. 21—Aerial Warships No. 22—Birds of Freedom9No. 23—April Showers and Spring Flowers No 24—Red Clouds No. 25—Frogs in Rain No. 26—Aerial Smoke Contortions No. 27—Aerial Boat Race No. 28—Aeriai Cruiser No. 29—Bteriols Monoplane No. 30—American Eagleii14I-lt;«IIIIIIIkif1414llt;No. 31—Aerial Set-Piece No. 32—Uqcle Sara, Life Size No. 33—Zeppelin’s Aircraft No. 34- -Sun Rays and Sun Birds No. 35—Cumulus Clouds No. 38—Latham’s Aeropla.ne.No. 37—Old Glory 10xi5 ft.’ suspended 1000 feet in the heavens No. 38—Salute to the Flag No. 39—Salute to the Flag 10 !lNo. 40—Salute to the Flag 10 No. 41—Mortars for Round Shells ‘.No. 42—Mortars for Cylindrical Shells No. 43—Mortars for Salute Shells No. 44—Portfires for Lighting2:15—Shetland Pony Race, boys 10 to 14 years of age;}4 mile dash; winner $5.00; place $2,50; show $1.25. , .2:30--.Motorcycle'Race—Class A; ,5 miles; • winner $5.00; place $2.50; show $1.25.2:45—Motorcycle Race—Class B; 5 miles; winner $5.00; place $2 50; show $1.25.3:00—Automobile Race; 10 miles; passenger-carrying cars of 4 or more; winner $10.00; place $5.00; show $2.59.3:15—Boys’ Apple-Eating Contest; winner $2.00; 2nd prize $1.00; 3rd prize 50 cents.3:30—Base Ball./OF ALL KINDS CAN BE HAD ON THE GROUNDS■Admission:Adults 25c. Children S to 15-years of age, 15c. Children under 8 years free. Admission to grand stand, lOc. Free use of grounds, shade trees, stables, etc., except inside of race track circle.The Euster StoreEUSTER BROS. CO. moved into their new store building next to the City- Cafe. We will be glad to have you all to come in and see fpi p j £1 us. Honest goods, low prices and the best I 110 nilOf0fl %1 AFAaccommodations atBaxter, Ky.A. L. Chappell, Of Chappell, Ky., merchant and prominent citizen ofhere looking after some business for the L N. Friday.IMrs. Nannie Howard, of this place,received fl Fri-rla vr annAtm-He reports a nice trip.Mrs, Adrian Brown and Mrs. E. T. Creech went to Pennington Gap,i rirti* ■r.lntiarAnball teams June 16th was played over last Sunday, the second nine winning by a score of 7 to 2,A large crowd of young men .aruL boys from Fonde attended the ice cream, and box supper Saturdaynight.
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Thousandsticks
Middlesboro, Kentucky, US
Thu, Jun 27, 1912
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