State Fair Rodeo at Columbus Draws Top Cowboys
The Columbus stampede during the Ohio State Fair from August 26 to September 6 attracts about fifty cowboys from Vancouver and elsewhere aiming for the $20,000 prize pool. Notables include Mike Stewart and Mabel Strickland with J Hugh Strickland, plus champions Jack Champion Steer Ra and Cheyenne Kizer.
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Columbus
Caribou Hills
British Columbia
Vancouver
B. C
Jack
Chicago
New York
Cheyenne
Pendleton
Wembley
George Hamilton
Cheyenne Kizer
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Askins to Ride Notorious Midnight at State Fair Rodeo
Ismay Montana rider Bob Askins will ride the notorious Midnight the Australian champion bucking horse, with Alan McPhee to match in Columbus. The lineup includes Shorty Knapp the cowboy clown and Fox Hastings shipping horses from Chicago for the event.
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Midnight
Bob Askins
Askins
Ismay
Montana
Big Black Killer
Vancouver
Bob
Alan McPhee
New South Wales
Australia
Shorty Knapp
Columbus Rodeo
Shorty
Fox Hastings
Chicago
Columbus
Purely Competitive Rodeo Awards At State Fair
Three top judges decide the rodeo prizes totaling 20 000 dollars at the State Fair. Marry Anderson of Ellensburg Washington Harry Pruett of Ellensburg Washington and Bob Curry of Kew Alberta Canada are veteran ranchers and former rodeo champions.
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Marry Anderson
Ellensburg
Washington
Harry Pruett
Welsh Brothers Horsemen Set At Columbus Stampede
The Welsh Brothers bring thrilling entertainment to the Ohio State Fair Stampede and Rodeo in Columbus from August 26 to September 5. Josie Welsh holds the world record 48 and Roman high jump. his horses Sailor and Kickaroo gain fame. Tiny Welsh is the youngest high jumping rider. Alfie and Louis compete with Josie in the Roman standing race.
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Ohio State Fair
Columbus
Josie Welsh
Sailor
Tiny Welsh
Alfie
Louis
Josie
Vancouver Stampede Endorsed by Telegram Leaders
The Vancouver Exhibition Association directors, thirty three prominent merchants, stage a stampede and rodeo led by Peter Welsh before fifteen thousand in Canada’s part largest crowd. John K. Matheson voices strong approval as Prime Minister and dignitaries attend. The troupe later heads to the Ohio State Fair with fresh records from the Pacific Exposition in Vancouver Canada.
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Vancouver
Peter Welsh
Canada
John
K. Matheson
B. C
Columbus
Kirnan and Rubio Highlight 1927 Ohio State Fair Rodeo
Peter Welsh brings Stam pete and Rodeo outfit for a nine day showing at the fair. The famed Rubio is a 19 year old sorrel pony owned by Tommy Kirnan, champion trick roper and rider. Rubio traveled with Kirnan from 1901 to 1916 across Canada and the United States with 101 Wild West Shows covering over 50 000 miles.
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Peter Welsh
Rubio
Tommy Kirnan
Kirnan
Argentina
Significance in Rodeo Ponies Names at Ohio State Fair
Names of bucking bronchos such as Tumbleweed Gravedigger Rattlesnake Dynamite Powder Face and Yellow Fever hint at owner temperament as 300 rodeo horses 50 calves 50 range cows 50 black bucking steers and 60 Brahman steers travel to Columbus aboard Alberta Stamrod Ltd stock for the international stampede and rodeo.
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Columbus
Alberta, Stamrod, Ltd
Hearty Household Dishes and Savory Salads From Early Recipe Page
A collection of home style recipes notes baked spinach with egg custard, cucumbers with sour cream, stuffed peppers, molded salmon, green peppers and mushrooms, nut cutlets, stuffed onions, and Beefsteak a la Henritte. Includes sauce Henritte details and cooking steps for each dish.
Gingham Frocks Herald Autumn School Wear and Metal Fabrics
The article notes autumn and winter fashion trends with gingham school dresses, metallic fabrics, and velvet blends. It highlights one tone greens, color contrasts, and the appeal of metal skirts paired with black crepe blouses, plus care tips for gingham and suggested sewing ideas for mothers preparing fall wardrobes.
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Mary Philbin
Hollywood
Women can now do more
A 1920s tone piece notes limited jobs for women fading as women work in factories and enter professions. It cites Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain of 500 Monmouth St Trenton New Jersey praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health and independence and inviting letters from other women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wider Use of Steel Marks Advance in U S Production
Steel production in the United States reached 48 million tons last year, over half of world output, with Americans using about six times their body weight of steel compared with two times at the start of the 20th century. Global output in 1500 was about 50 thousand tons. Power machinery has accelerated growth and productivity, allowing a laborer to earn in hours what once took days, with power to man toil ratio potentially 590 to 1.
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United States
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Europe Buys U S Safety Razor Blades Big Rise
The American Druggist Magazine reports Europe excluding the United Kingdom bought safety razor blades from the United States valued at 5869203 dollars in 1926, up from 4800297 dollars the previous year.
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U. S
Europe
America
American Druggist Magazine
United Kingdom
Uncanny Author and Bookseller Clash Over Novel Sales
An author questions how their novels are doing while a bookseller jokes about shoplifters. The exchange hints at market reception and sales pressures without detailed data or outcomes.
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Mike Stewart
Mabel Strickland
J. Hugh Strickland
P Hill
Oregon
Paddy Ryan
Bob Crosby
Norman Cowan
Glen Allen
California
Telegram
Western
Per Unk
Julia Bottomley
Unies
Idoan's
MigChem
Buffalo, NY
Oakland
Nebr
American Drug CO
Fulton Street
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