Wyoming County Fair Opens With Education and Entertainment
The county fair enters its ninth year with higher quality exhibits and new departments including a major fish display. Promises farm education, livestock, horticulture, school work, and Ladies and Boys club entries while keeping 50 cent admission and exciting events for two and a half hours each evening. Local acts like Basin Girls Saxophone Band and Greybull Choral Club slated, with homegrown rodeo and square dances planned under Frank Little and Rex Nave management.
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Wyoming
West
Basin Girls Saxophone Band
Federal Building
Greybull Choral Club
M. H. Smith
Frank Little
Rex Nave
Big Horn County Biggest Fair Showcases Finest Demonstrations
A promotional note from The Colonel promises a stellar Big Horn county fair with top displays across all departments. He touts dedicated workers who have labored weeks after the goods and predicts Mc Daniels will secure the best offerings, highlighting the fair as a state leading showcase of worthy goods and community benefit.
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McDaniels
Big Horn County
Big Horn
Colonel
Kensington entertainments support Methodist Aid in series
Mrs G B Brigham hosted fourteen ladies at a Kensington gathering for the Methodist Aid with delightful refreshments. The event began a series of Kensingtons for the Aid and was followed by Mrs R G Belton hosting a second Kensington and Mrs H M Sheive hosting a three course breakfast with a very enjoyable time reported.
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G. EB. Brigham
Kensington
Odd Fellows Attend Funeral of George Russell in Cody
Among those who attended the George Russell funeral at Cody Sunday were F. T. Brigham J. L. Denny H. L. Smith Chas Galusha Jack Gilmore Ed Dunway Mark Brown Don Loyer Judge Metz and wives J. L. Landfair and wives O A Scholz and Albert 8S M Deal R A Gould.
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George Russell
Cody
F. T. Brigham
J. L. Denny
H. L. Smith
Chas. Galusha
Jack Gilmore
Ed Dunway
Mark Brown
Don Loyer
Judge Metz
J. L. Landfair
O. A. Scholz
Albert
M. Deal
R. A. Gould
Grand Lodge K of P Meets in Basin Wyoming
The Grand Lodge of Wyoming Knights of Pythias gathered in Basin with wide turnout from state lodges. A Tuesday ceremonial saw several members cross the burning sands, and the Pythian Sisters held their grand lodge the same dates. Basin hosts next year’s meetings, with Newcastle chosen as site. R B Landfair of Basin elected Grand Chancellor for the ensuing year.
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Wyoming
Knights of Phythias
Basin
Phythan Sisters Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge
Fraternity Hall
Pythian Sisters
Basin Lodge No. 29
Newcastle
K. P
R. B. Landfair
Knight Landfair
Potham
R. B. Landfarr
C. H. Patti
Mary Pord
Hanna
Alma Lucas
Cambria
Mina Wishenhunt
Casper
Floy Berckley
Cheyenne
Jew
le Looberg
Laramie
Bertha Riffle
Moorcraft
Hay Wins Over Carey In Sweetwater County Gubernatorial Primary
Recount in Sweetwater County increases John W. Hay lead by two votes while Robert D. Carey gains net two votes. Hay’s statewide margin seen as 1,565 after county totals show Hay 1,841 to Carey 275. Governor Carey concedes defeat and thanks supporters as he says he would run again as a Republican if a future candidacy arises.
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Cheyenne
Sweetwater County
Robert D. Carey
Weston
Hay
Carey
Surgeon Treats Honeymooner in Yellowstone Trip
Dr Chester Harris was called to Mammoth Hot Springs for Dr John Chambers of Chicago who faced grave intestinal troubles during a park honeymoon. In Cody the operation removed displaced lower intestines and appendix. The patient rests easily with recovery possible after the jolting car ride. Dr Harris was joined by his wife and mother on the trip.
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Chester Harris
Mammoth Hot Springs
John Chambers
Chicago
Park
Cody
Chester
Burgess Thanks Voters for Sheriff Primary Support
Burgess extends gratitude to voters for the sheriff primary vote and urges supporters to back B. F. Wickwire in the upcoming election. He notes late entry but expresses gratification in the received vote and respect for competing candidates.
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B. F. Wickwire
Hay Wins Governor and Other State Races
Cheyenne reports show John W. Hay leading by 467 votes for governor. Frank Lucas of Buffalo tops for secretary of state by 321 votes. Hiram Johnson is renominated for California senator after a large fight by 63,000 votes. Montana sees Riddick ahead of Rankin for senate by 690, and Scott Leavitt leads for congress by 743, a figure aided by his park to park highway work.
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Cheyenne
John W. Hay
Frank Lucas
Buffalo
Hiram Johnson
California
Montana
Riddick
Rankin
Senate
Scott Leavitt
Congress
Leavitt
Scout Committee Plans Evening Meeting
The Boy Scout committee consisting of Hower Long Bishop Weat Mets Pallett Hanlon Talbott Wigton and C Harrie met on Wednesday evening to arrange for,
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Boy Scout Committee
Messra Hower
Long
Bishop
Weat
Mets
Pallett
Hanlon
Talbott
Wigton
C. Harrie
Scout Movement Gains Ground in Community
The scout committee, including Fallett Hower and Bishop, empowered to select the scout master, reports growing interest among local boys as townsmen pledge support for an organizing framework to aid their achievements.
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Messrs Fallett, Hower
Bishop
Rex Theatre Highlighted by Local Lodge Colors
Manager Frank Barth of the Rex theatre decorated his venue with the K P and D O K colors in a pleasing lighting effect this week and hosted the K P brethren at a free show after the work on Monday night. Such enterprise adds to the town's appeal for lodge meetings and conventions.
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Frank Barth
Rex Theatre
K. P. Bretherm
Sheriff Wickwire thanks voters after primary
B. F. Wickwire expresses gratitude to supporters in the primary and pledges to enforce law and run the sheriff's office economically if elected in November.
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B. F. Wickwire
Band Concert Tonight at Rex Theatre
Rex Theatre hosts a band concert at 7 20 with Ridley Bell Serenade Pleasant Dreams by W R Ripley Cornet Solo Crown Jewels Morceau Forest Whispers and a concert waltz Sobre Las Olas Juventino Rosas and March Up with the Fisg way Crosby Admission fifty and twenty five cents
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Horie
Ridley Bell
Ripley
Cornet
Geo. Southwell
Oil field advances spark progress in Ashland Wyoming area
The Ashland Wyoming Oil Co resumed drilling and faced stuck tools but recovered them and expects completion soon The Amsden sand may be reached in about thirty feet with the test at 450 feet making it the deepest well in the region Interest grows as Markham and Manderson field drilling continues toward the Muddy and Grey Bull sands Gas is anticipated if the Muddy yields water Capital pledges rise and new crews mobilize in preparations for further development Mrs Billie Gibson and her sons visited Bam Black and family at Worland.
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Ashland-Wyoming Oil Company
Amsden
Markham
Manderson
Kimball
Casper
Official Count Made Public
An official count was released outlining the latest tallies from a formal review. The document specifies the responsible authority, date of certification, and key numeric results with identified entities including the agency and jurisdiction.
Canvassing Board Certifies Big Horn Primary Results
The Big Horn County canvassing board completed the primary vote tally for all precincts except Greybull three and Rogers recount requests. Official counts show Republican and Democrat tallies for state and local offices, with names, totals, and elected individuals across multiple seats.
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W. H. Wyman
J. R. Bonwell
Big Horn County
Greybull
Rogers
Frank W. Mondell
Carey
Hay
Hoskins
Lucas
Carter
Jefferies
Crosby
Snyder
Board
Morton
Congress
Reynolds
Winter
Bowman
Jolley
Mann
Maercer
Neville
Landfair
India
Schenk
Minnis
Myre
Kendrick
Kindler
McDowell
Ross
Taylor
Little
Loucks
Hendricks
Camp
Richardson
Rose
Williams
Wilson
Oliver Hower
Reyn Leedom
A. W. Webb
H. ‘Wegener
H. E. Harris
Reed
Spratt
Zela Murphy
Trenuster T. J. Jones
Collins
McMillian
W. E. Webb
Magee
Snow
Julian Starit
Tom Scott
P. C. Broughton
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W. W. Shaver
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