Frontier Days Ezerration Greatest Wild West Show
Frontier Days at Cheyenne Wyoming is a premier cowboy festival with August 9 10 19 20 21 dates. The event costs 50000 to stage with 25000 in prizes for world championship events. Competitors hail from West Canada Hawaii Australia South America and beyond. Notable visitors include Taft Roosevelt and War Secretary Garrison with about 50000 attendees yearly.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
West
Canada
Hawaii
Australia
South America
South Africa
Mexico
Taft
Roosevelt
Garrison
Pioneer Day Celebration Parade Opens at 9 30 A M
County residents prepare for Pioneer Day as Otto hosts a parade at 9 30 this morning. Visitors and locals discuss townsite interests, new houses, bee purchases, cattle deals, and a potential Otto alfalfa mill with hay contracts due by September 15.
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F. M. Pearson
Otto
Lincoln
W. R. Tolman
John Winter
Kane
Basin
John
Sprague and Sons
Kelley
J. P. Mayer
ZW. McFarland
Alice Young
Tella Sprague
Greybull
Basin Gardens Attends Greybull Chautauqua Sunday
Basin Gardens families including Mr and Mrs O R Irwin and children Mr and Mrs Wm Tillard and children and Mr and Mrs Frank Swim and children joined a party to Greybull chautauqua Sunday. A sister of Mrs BE M Ritter returning to Missoula Montana visited here. The Indies club met at Mrs Irwin's with an excellent program and a dainty served. The next meeting is planned for Aug 13 in honor of Mrs May birthday. Basin Gardens local Farmers Union to hold special meeting next Saturday night.
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O. R. Irwin
Wm. Tillard
Frank Swim
Shell
A. Bender
BE. M. Ritter
Missoula
Mont
May
Bertie
Irwins
The
Indies Club
Basin Gardens
Extend Payments Debate in House Over Reclamation Roles
Washington July 14 Rep Mondell Wyoming urged extending reclamation payments to twenty years, defending aid to about 10,000 farmers who tamed arid lands. He argued the program costs and water rights issues justify liberal payments as projects tally nearly 150 million when complete, benefiting mankind as irrigation flourishes. The House passed Warren bill restoring agricultural entries in Wyoming and the West, blocked by minerals excludes. Senate action expected soon before presidential signature.
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Washington
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Warren
Thiewie
Senate
Mondell laws advance public land relief and settlement
The article lauds Wyoming representatives in Washington for crafting three key laws aiding public land relief and western settlement. It cites the Mondell enlarged homestead act the Mondell agricultural entry of coal lands and the Warren law authorizing agricultural entry of lands withdrawn for oil gas phosphate and other minerals.
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Wyoming
Washington
West
Plant That Kills Stock Warned By Agriculture Dept
U S department of agriculture warns stockmen in the northwest about the poisonous plant menziesia. The shrub grows 3 to 7 feet high, found in the southern Alleghenies and mountains of several western states, and can poison sheep and cattle when other forage is scarce. Symptoms include frothing, weakness, staggering, paralysis, nausea, and breathing difficulty. Recognition and avoidance are urged. a preliminary pamphlet with description and illustration is available.
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Northwest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Alleghenies
California
Wyoming
Oren
Maho
Washington
It Still Holds Good Observe about Tariffs by Lincoln
A fragment reflects on Lincoln’s view of tariffs and economic protectionism. It notes that American goods and money stay in the United States when trade is favorable to domestic production, while foreign goods enter the country with benefits shifting abroad.
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Lincoln
America
Tariff fears hit US farmers and producers
The Billings Gazette argues that the tariff policy fails to lower prices, harming American farmers and manufacturers as foreign goods flood the market. It claims open markets divert profits abroad, leaving consumers unhelped and producers deprived, while noting global praise for President Wilson from nations profiting from the policy.
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United States
Wilson
The
Globe
England
Argentina
China
Australia
New Zealand
Germany
Billings Gazette
Union Services Highlight Baptist Notes Last Sunday
Union services filled two churches with a 11 a m temperance rally led by Rev S W Albone and speaker Rev John Pearson of Cheyenne, head of the Anti Saloon League Wyoming. Evening services joined M E church with Rev J F Blodgett bringing cheer and faith. Association set for Greybull August 7 8 9. local pastor to preach at Otto next Sunday. all day session planned with lunch to be brought.
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Baptist Church
S. W. Albone
G. W. Racer
John Pearson
Cheyenne
Pearson
AntiSaloon League For Wyoming
M. E
J. F. Blodgett
Baptist General Missionary
Blodgett
Baptist Association
Greybul
Wyo
Otto
For Rent Near Town Orchard Care Offer
For rent a small place with plenty of small fruit near Greybull Wyoming. All you raise, seed furnished. $165 for taking care of orchard. Contact A B Hageman Greybull Wy. m27.
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A. B. Hageman
Greybull
Wyo
Globe Lights and Social Snippets from the OK Shop
A fragmentary column mocks pretentious behavior and double standards. It contrasts a man’s casual flirtations and lavish taxi spend with street judgments, then notes the ease of selecting a winner in a bathingsuit contest and promotes quality work at the OK shop.
Really Baby's Fault in City Scoop
A mother found a large lump over her month-old baby's eye after stepping away briefly. The child Henry, age three, confessed to throwing a block at the infant but ordered the baby to look away. He said he then told the baby to ignore the injury.
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Henry
Rush hour tram altercation over toe stepping
In a crowded car during rush hour a gaudy young man steps on a German’s toes. The German retorts in a mock formal tone that toe stepping is his privilege, highlighting a brief street scene with implied humor from Lipincott's.
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Lippincott’s
Child Dies After Sleep During Eight Months in Hackney
An eight month old child in Hackney London died after life long sleepiness. An inquiry heard the mother described continuous sleep even while feeding. Medical evidence attributed death to heart failure with no abnormal sleepiness cause found.
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Hackney
London
Household uses of milk and cleaning tips
Milk serves multiple household purposes. Wash varnished woodwork with sweet milk for best results and use milk to wash cloths or linoleum as it cleans dirt without removing glass. Also mentions cucumbers green corn and cholera morbus in passing.
Comparing Farming Wealth to the Klondike Gold Rush
The piece notes that during the Klondike era the world admired a $13 million annual gold output while today the northwest is forecast to produce about 275,000,000 bushels of wheat worth roughly $240,000,000 in a year. It argues farming adds more to national wealth than gold hunting, despite less glamorous images.
Cheyenne Hosts Instant Wild West Shows Year Round
Cheyenne, the frontier capital, claims unlimited wild west shows on short notice. The city’s Frontier Days festival and two major show outfits supply top talent, including ex-champion broncho busters and steer ropers. A recent 24 hour notice performance featured seven ex champions and world title holders. Frontier Days runs August 18 to 21 with unmatched wild western celebration.
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Cheyenne
New England Elks
Australia
Basin Laundry Cleans Ladies Apparel and More
Ladies wearing gowns evening coats gloves and delicate silks are cleaned at Basin Laundry. Also featured are mixed drink options highlighting Nature's most wonderful mineral water.
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Big Horn
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