Frontier Day Celebration Shaping Up in Cheyenne
Cheyenne set for the 24th Frontier Days July 27 to 30 with Miss Wyoming as official courier invites. Notable attendees, expanded cattle industry contests, broncho busting for a $1,500 purse and Union Pacific saddle, bulldogging, steer roping world titles, cowgirls relay for the McAlpin trophy and a grand Arapahoe fire dance promise a thrilling four days.
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Mondell Files Re election Papers Strength of Wyoming’s House Voice
Wyoming’s Frank W Mondell files for re election signaling the state’s rising influence in the House of Representatives. The veteran leader returns to Newcastle and plans statewide tours, bolstered by anticipated large Wyoming support and strong national recognition.
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National effort seeks standards for natural gas use
Washington reports the National Natural Gas Conservation Committee, including Dr. Frederick G. Cottrell as chair, is drafting standards for production transmission and utilization. A Pittsburgh meeting urged fair field gas pricing to drive conservation and richer casing head gas use for gasoline and carbon black.
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Pittsburg
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W. L. McCloy
Basin Republican: Town and County Paper
The Basin Republican serves as the primary newspaper for the town and surrounding county, delivering local news, notices, and community updates to residents. It functions as a central information source for residents and public notices.
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Sugar exports from the United States rise in nine months to 1920
For the nine months ended March 31 1920 U S sugar exports totaled 1 090 571 794 pounds up from 643 703 767 pounds in 1919 and 509 938 687 pounds in 1918 Despite peace and smaller military needs the United States sent twice as much sugar abroad as during the war When the Cuban crop was not purchased for refinement and consumption it helped explain the export surge and related policy issues
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