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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1945)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER. THURSDAY. JUNE ¿8. Spend a “Grand and Glorious” Fourth of July in Ashland Mammoth Parade 10 a.m. KIDDIES ENTRIES - BOND FLOATS - RIDING HORSES - COWBOYS KIDDIES PROGRAM RACES - CONTESTS - GAMES - PRIZES Bond Auction 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. V aluable Merchants’ prizes will be “sold” to the highest bond bidder. Come and have tun. Get a fine prize “free” and help Ashla nd on her quota. Rodeo at 2 p.m. sharp Ashland Riding Association’s Second Ann ual Rodeo and Horse Show. At high school tield, 2 p.m. Will be a fine show, jam-packed with action — thrills — spills — bucking horses — wild Bulls — calf roping —AND several quarter mile races — 2y2 hours of REAL WESTERN SHOW. Band Concert 5 P. M. DODGE’S GREATER SHOWS AND T H R IL L C IR C U S Bring your picnic lunch . . . Enjoy a cool evening in Beautiful PRESENTS A triumph of achievement, bigger, bettc and grander than ever before. Lithia Park An eclipsing epoch in the world’s great est amusement enterprises A full day of fun and amusement. . . long to remember. . . Another and featuring “TRADITIONAL ASHLAND” CELEBRATION! The Greatest Wild Animal Act of all tim< Capt. Van der Wall and his den of Wild and performing African Lions Thrill Rides...Side Shows Qlamorous Fun Stores Glorious Sensational and Outstanding High Pole Aerial Presentation. Death-Defying - Awe-Inspiring - Never to be Forgotten 6 days in ASHLAND ‘C’ Street between First and Pioneer