African Runabout At Celebration
At the Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus Ohio a North African roadster model showcases historic and modern transport methods on the exposition grounds. Organizers, unable to obtain elephants camels or other beasts due to war shortages, enlisted Hosea F Moyer who traversed 14000 miles to locate animals hidden in Central States farms including camels water buffalo elephants and monkeys for the Asia Africa and Philippines displays.
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Columbus
Germany
Hunland
Asia
Africa
Philippines
Moyer
North Africa
Philippine
India
Wilcox Wins 500-Mile International Sweepstakes at Indy
Indianapolis June 2 Howard Wilcox of Indianapolis won the seventh annual 500 mile sweepstakes at the speedway with a time of 5 44 21.75. Two drivers Arthur Thurman and Louis Leevcq and mechanician R Bandini were killed. ten drivers earned shares of a 50 000 prize. Wilcox led from 275 miles, had two pit stops, and finished two laps ahead for the record victory.
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Indianapolis
Howard Wilcox
The
Motor Speedway
Arthur Thurman
Louis Leevcq
R. Bandini
Wilcox
Hearne
Goux
Guyot
Alley
de Palma
L. Chevrolet
D. Hickey
G. Chevrolet
Thomas
Indianapolis Speedway
Ralph de Palma
Louis Leeoey
Earl Cooper
Boillot
W. W. Brown
Boyer
Chevrolet
EK. Cooper
Lecocq
Bablot
J. Chassange
A. Romiguire
Chassagne
Thurman
Cooper
Leevcq
Herane
Wilbur d*Alene
Coatch
G. Chroyolet
Vail
D. R. Dutton
R. McVay
Haile
Molinare
Molnare
Soda Springs Man Captures Cup at Ogden Shoot
Charles HL Reilley of Salt Lake wins the Utah state championship with 285 of 300 targets, edging H. Sharpman by one, while Ernie Ford and A P Bigelow tie for fourth. Sharman takes high average in class A. Hood wins professional title at 282. G W Bergeman earns outside shooter cup with 319.
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Ogden
Charles HL. Reilley
Salt Lake
H. Sharpman
Reilly
Ernie Ford
A. P. Bigelow
D. J. Holohan
J. J. Taylor
Chicago
Utah
W. H. Sharman
J. L. Taylor
H. N. Welch
Sharman
Ford
D. N. Hood
Benington Arms Company
Don Morrison
Peters Cartridge Company
Hood
Hillhouse
Winchester Arms Company
F. J. McGanney
Hercules Powder Company
Harry A. Luff
G. W. Bergeman
Soda Springs
State Briefs Spotlight Idaho Local Developments
Western Wyoming pioneer William Sutton buried by Masonic lodge in Kemmerer. He built a thriving stock business in Green River country and leaves a son and five daughters. Other items note sugar beet planting, a $100000 county road bond issue vote, a third bank charter, road work, ore strikes, paving plans, camping ground prep, extensive street paving, a Porcupine hog sale, bank deposits rise, building permits, railroad construction plans, and Idaho Reclamation support.
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Montpelier
William Sutton
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Billy
England
Lincoln County
Wyo
Green River
Edward
Lizie Miller
Hanna Milliken
Hanna
Agnes Clementson
Pinedale
Mary Wright
Ogden
Utah
Kate Rich
Paris
Idaho
Women role in war effort praised for frontline work
The piece commends women for taking front rank in wartime activities and freeing thousands of men for overseas service, while noting a few over ambitious cases that affected health by filling roles traditionally held by men.
Health remedies for overwork mentioned in period ad
A period advertisement credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength after overwork. It frames the remedy as addressing ailments peculiar to women and suggests reliance on the product for relief.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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HF Moyer
Ray Harroun
Joe Dawson
Newark
N. J
Durrant
Klein
G. Chrevolet
E. Cooper
D’alene
REX Taxi CO
Pocatello Insurance Trust Company
West
Clark St
Ogden Shoot
Rigby
Snake River Valley
Driggs
Third Bank
Idaho Falls
Titans
Bingham County
Wallace
Silver Mountain Company
Caldwell
Hailey
Nashua
Boise
Bovill
Edward Rutledge Timber Company
Idaho Reclamation Association
Women Workers
Pocatello
Aerolux
Liberal
the Tribune
Wesselton Diamonds
Diamond Lavallieres
All Dia
Rudman & Gettberg
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