Inévinatrial Swiss Center and Global Oddities
A collage of facts spans Zurich as a Swiss hub and curious notes from around the world. It cites gold production near a million dollars daily, ancient taxes on bachelors, and Bombay burglar Tyebaill boasting of 125 robberies. It also mentions Holland’s herring fleet, Mexico’s rail growth, and several cultural curiosities from Europe and the Americas.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Alaska
Roosevelt
Brazil
Tyebaill
Bombay
Holland
Mexico
Germany
Great Britain
France
America
Diaz
Hanyang
China
United States
Marseilles
Milan
New York County
Convention and Excursions Committee Formed for State Fair
State Fair Management creates the Committee on Excursions and Conventions with Mr. Smith T. Bailey as chairman Aims to host annual meetings for Kentucky Beef Cattle Association Dairy Cattle Club Swine Breeders Association State Berkshire Association and Horticultural Society Provides a convention hall under the grandstand and plans for many excursion trains to attract out of town visitors during a banner convention week in Falls City
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State Fair Management
Smith T. Bailey
Kentucky Beef Cattle Association
Kentucky Dairy Cattle Club
Swine Breeders’ Association
State Berkshire Association
State Horticultural Society
The
Good Roads Association
Bailey
Falls City
New State Fair Grounds Hinges On Modern Design
Kentucky unveils a state fair grounds noted for modern construction and Spanish Mission styled buildings. The Livestock Pavilion, racetrack, and horse barns sit amid hedges, fountains, and grass plots with car lines leading to the entrance slated for September.
Weber's Prize Band of America at State Fair
Weber's Prize Band of America will furnish the music for the State Fair. Each program lasts three hours and features popular music. A number of soloists will be heard under Weber's skilled leadership, enhancing the attraction for fairgoers.
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Weber's
Prize Band of America
Weber
Horse Show at Kentucky State Fair Sets Record Prizes
Kentucky State Fair announces record prize money for horses in the show, predicting the largest equine exhibit in the state’s history. The event will be sheltered and fully under cover, shielding exhibitors and spectators from sun, rain, and damp conditions.
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Kentucky
Turnstiles to Be Used at the Kentucky State Fair
Secretary J. W. Newman of the Kentucky State Fair announces the approved turnstile pattern for each entrance. The devices include registers to track foot traffic, aiding control and counting. For catalogue or entry blanks contact J. W. Newman, Secretary, 320 Paul Jones Building, Louisville, Ky.
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J. W. Newman
Paul Jones Building
Louisvile, Ky
Evening Post
Louisville
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W. F. Trusty
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Massachusetts Mutual
Ah World
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RED Cross
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Orrick
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J. H. Lampton
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T. Scott Mayes
Atty-At-Law
Ats
Washington
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W. D. Claybrooke
Washi Sad
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the Courts of
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Robertson
S. M. Campbell
Crable
Cumberland
R.F.D. News
J. E. Shelby
Pbirqfield
John Y. Mayes
the Sun and
Daily
Kentucky State Journal
Belgium
Kelantan
Tringana
Siam
Paris
Pantheon
Chanteaubriand
Benjamin Constant
Paul Louis Courrier
Armand Currel
Emile de Girardin
Louis Veuilllot
Blackwell
Somersetshire
England
Ellen Penn Huling
Labrador
Boston Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association
Hotel Vendome
Senate
Bull Soake
Old Coyote
Custer
Crook
Standing Rock Agency
San Francisco
James Orndorff
Com
NEW State Fair Grounds
the Buyers’ Guide
Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Weekly Courier-Journal
Daily Courier-Journal
Times
Sun and Times
the Times
Isaac Shelby
Augustus E. Willson
New Kent
Kotucky
Philippines
Forte Rico
Hawaii
Panama Canal
the Post and
the Sun
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