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camel and ostrich races have become so popular that they ... As it was when it 
first officially began, the event involves representatives of rival news ... put the 
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Labor Day in Virginia City, about 30 miles from Reno ... Camels have long history 
in Virginia City, once being used as service animals for the gold mines in the 
1800s ... the Territorial Enterprise, ran a fictitious news story about local camel 
races. [DOC] [TLE] Camel Races - Virginia City [PAR] Official Virginia City, Nevada tourism information for hotels, restaurants, ... 57th 
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newspaper man! ... Come and see these extraordinary animals race. ... Get your 
business name in front of attendees and participants at Virginia City's busiest 
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the newspaper. They wrote a story, a fictitious story, but the next year it came to 
life." Since then, the event has become a staple of the old mining town, where ... 
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streets during the annual Virginia City International Camel Races, ... wrote a 
fictitious story about the city's camel races and followed it up the ... In 1962, 
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Phillips. ... Once, the team member driving the car, became agitated at the traffic: 
he ..... Enterprise, wrote a fictitious article in 1959 about upcoming camel races. ... 
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Juan Velasco Alvarado, began enacting a series of social and economic reforms. 
..... The total cocaine economy in Peru may amount to $1.22.4 billion annually... [DOC] [TLE] immigrants | Hoosier State Chronicles: Indiana's Digital Newspaper ... [PAR] Mar 17, 2016 ... The story came out in both the Gary Daily Tribune and Chicago Record-Tribune. 
... shot in the area that became Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore include .... salt 
and cord-wood between California and Nevada silver mines. Others figured into 
a popular camel race in Sacramento just after the Civil War. [DOC] [TLE] Achenblog - The Literary Life, With Side Effects [PAR] Dec 4, 2005 ... Posted by: CowTown | December 4, 2005 9:43 PM | Report abuse ...... The 
Virginia City Camel Races are today one of Northern Nevada's most popular ... 
then editor of Virginia City's Territorial Enterprise newspaper [Mark Twain's ... 
accepted the challenge, and suddenly the fictitious race became a reality. [DOC] [TLE] Because we don't have enough surreal history data here: The Union ... [PAR] The Union Army briefly tried to use camels to help troops and ... well due to the 
SW being more rocky then the desert they were native to. ... in Virginia City, once 
being

Question: This Nevada mining city's camel races began as a fictitious newspaper story, then became an annual event
Answer: Virginia City