Kavanaugh Resigns as Shenandoah Valley Secretary
Daniel Kavanaugh resigns as secretary of Shenandoah Valley Inc after three years to become general manager of publicity elsewhere. Assistant Secretary will lead HQ in Staunton until a new secretary is chosen. board plans ideas to promote the Valley and rebuild the Valley Pike project.
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Daniel Kavanaugh
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Col
Howard J. Benchoff
The
Kavanaugh
Staunton
Col. Bencroft
Harrisonburg
Woodstock
Board of
Shenandoah Valley
Binghamton Press
Binghamton
N. Y
Jersey Observer
Hoboken
N. J
Newark
Ticles
Valley Organization
Premium list of Winchester Fair issued with rodeo stars
The premium list highlights stars from the American West including Tad Lucas Ted Elder Bob Calen and Buck Lucas. It promises wild steer riding lariat spinning outlaw bucking horses trick riding Roman standing races steer bulldogging and Atlas the horse that jumps an automobile. The feature evokes dime novel thrills reimagined for the fair exhibition.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Tad” Lucas
Ted Elder
Bob Calen
Buck” Lucas
Western Plains
Buffalo Bill
Buck Jones and His Rodeo Riders Shine at Event
Buck Jones and his rodeo riders delivered a standout show in a local event, showcasing skilled riding and thrilling performances that drew applause from spectators.
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Buck Jones
Immortalizing the most colorful body of men
A fragment hints at a forthcoming tribute to a battalion or unit described as the most colorful body of men under a single banner. The brief line suggests a publicized project or publication set to honor their service. Details on unit name, date, or scope are not provided in the text.
Farm Labor Wages in Java Stated Low by Times
Los Angeles Times cites a report noting farm laborers in populous Java earn averages under 15 cents per day. The piece criticizes the workers as the poor devils who should appeal to Queen Wilhelmina for relief.
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Java
Queen Wilhelmina
Los Angeles Times
Walker, 88, Minneapolis Millionaire Dies
Thomas Barlow Walker, renowned Minneapolis millionaire lumperman philanthropist and art collector aged 88, died today. His career spanned banking business and generous cultural philanthropy. He supported the Walker Art Center and local arts initiatives.
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The
Associated Press
Minneapolis, Minn
Thomas Barlow Walker
Lumperman
Now in effect pay your subscription reduced rate
The Evening Star announces a subscription offer with $3.00 yearly by mail in advance and $4.00 yearly by carrier if paid by July 31, urging readers to act now.
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the Evening Star
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Samilovich
Moscow
MGM & Iin
W. A. Buncutter
Albin, VA
Buick
America
Fisher
Ret Serr
H. W. Ebert
Alasury’s
John W. Rosenberger & CO
George Washington Garage
N. Main St
Thomas B. Walker
Flint
C. E. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
Lewis & Chichester
Winchester
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