State Fair Notes on Roads and Ready Buildings
From Wednesday's Daily a committee led by W. J. Norech and M. AR. Collis completed a thorough inspection of all roads to Douglas. The tour reached Casper, Moneta, Nowood, Cheyenne and Torrington and found the routes in excellent condition. Three fully equipped garages will provide repairs for autos coming to Douglas. Governor Carey also inspected the state fair grounds and new buildings, praising the summer’s work and the readiness of the agricultural building for exhibits.
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Wednesdy
W. J. Norech
On Good Roads Chi
M. AR. Collis
Duugina
Casper
Moneta
Nowood
Oine
Cheyenne
Torrington
Fpeporia
Nlw
Douglas
Carey
To Measure Hay From Wednesday's Daily
The article defines tonnage for hay measurement including blue joint and alfial fa or rough slough gross, with specific cubic feet per ton after stack settlement. It details measuring stack width, length, and height to compute double feet, then divides total cubic feet by the standard cubic feet per ton to determine tonnage.
Pointed Paragraphs from Thursday's Daily
A fragment from Thursday's Daily critiques neighborly relations and honest work. It notes the difficulty of being a good neighbor and jokes about mistaken taints and lost teeth. It mentions careful seizure and how women usually find bargaining to keep a family from being broke.
Leavitt and Capman Wed at Enders Home
J D Leavitt and Miss Petty Capman were married Tuesday afternoon at the Enders home, Orlando Kind er and Miss Mary Finner of Shell supported the bridal party. The ceremony was led by Jun Ucv Bonwell. The bride is Betty CapmanOhur’s daughter and a niece of the Yesen brothers of Dilinga, educated in Europe. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs W W Leavitt of Shell and Iswell, is well known locally. The community sends best wishes for their happiness.
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Leavitt-Capman
Peter Enders
J. D. Leavitt
Mise Petty Capman
Orlan Kinder
Misa Mary Finner
Shell
Jun- Ucv Bonwell
Mee
Betty CopmanOhur Ani Ja
Yesen Brothers
Diling
Buorpe
Mia
W. W. Leavitt
Iswell
F*landa
Republican
Player piano linked to county telephone system
A Indiana piano company connected a player piano to the county telephone network enabling multiple subscribers to hear a concert at once. Initially drawing curiosity, the scheme generated hundreds of calls as listeners enjoy music over the lines, with up to twelve families sharing a single program. The setup is illustrated in October Popular Mechanics Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pano
Indiana
Iil
Perosna
Millett and Asey Couple Secure County License
Arch C. Millett and Miss Isabelle Asey of Lovell obtained a marriage license from the county clerk on Tuesday. The ceremony took place at the courthouse with Justice Fenwell officiating in the presence of close friends and courthouse officials.
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Republican
For Sale: Ranch and Water Rights Near Manderson
Land offering of 180 acres on Big Horn river 24 miles south of Manderson with 50 acres alfalfa 40 acres plowed and timber water rights certified for 150 acres price 4500 buyer to assume 1000 mortgage includes four Jersey and four Holstein cows three yearling heifers five calves a good log house and stable fenced contact W Collins Basin Wyo ju27 11
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Big Horn River
Manderson
Collins
Basin
Wyo
Market Letter From Kansas City Stock Yards Reports Wide Cattle, Hog, and Sheep Activity
Weekly market review notes steady to higher prices in cattle with strong demand and heavy supplies, including 2,000 cattle on the day’s slate. Colorado and Panhandle steers sell around 7.15 to 8.46. panhandle stockers 6.50 to 7.75. native cows 4.25 to 7.00. Hog receipts 7,000 with prices 8.29 to 8.70. sheep and lambs steady with feeding lambs weaker 4.15 to 6.50. Utah lambs 7.00 to 7.20 and yearlings 5.75.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Colorado
Lorjer
Utah
Rev Schmid To Leave For Iowa Visit
Reverend A RK Schmidt has served as pastor of the local Presbyterian church this summer. He will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday, depart the following day for a home visit in Iowa, then attend school in Dubuque. Friends regret his departure and hope for a future return.
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Schmid
A. RK. Schmidt
Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Dubuque
Schmidt
There isn’t Anything More Pitiful Than A Hero Out Of A Job
A reflective line on a fallen hero, noting pity in unemployment and the irony of prowess reduced to need.
Big Round-Up Race Sparks Mountain Rivalry at Fair
A major round-up race between Sehil and Paint Rock creeks will run at the fair Saturday. The event stirs strong mountain country interest and rivalry between on-site crews, with town excitement expected and a replacement feature planned for the same day.
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Sehil
Paint Rock
Oldest Living Things in Sequoia and Grant Parks
The Interior Department circular describes Sequoia and General Grant national parks holding the world’s oldest trees. It notes 14 groves and over 12,000 trees wider than 10 feet, including General Sherman in Sequoia at 286 feet and 36 feet diameter, Abraham Lincoln at 270 feet and 71 feet, and William McKinley at 201 feet and 28 feet. In General Grant, General Grant at 264 feet and 35 feet and George Washington at 255 feet and 20 feet. These trees date back millennia with exposed rings showing age beyond ordinary human memory.
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Segutia
General Grant National Parks
Interior
Sequo'i National Park
General Sherman
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Pacific Coast
Burlington Oil Fuel Contract Spreads Across Lines
The Franco Petroleum Company and Burlington Run Drese Company near a five year contract to supply fuel oil for Burlington’s new Wyoming Black Hills branch and Colorado and Southern route to Cheyenne. About 1000 barrels daily will be taken initially with demand rising as deliveries expand.
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Burlington
Franco-Petroleum Company
Burlington Run Drese Company
Ol Company
Wyoming
Black Hills
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Stark
Company i
Another Dance Brightens Basin Hall Evening
The Acne Amusement company hosted another enjoyable dance on Wednesday evening. The hall was packed and attendees praised the orchestra's music as the best yet heard in the Basin. The Lord performed a few pre show selections that were well received by the crowd outside.
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Acne Amusement Company
Activities Of Women From Monday's Daily
Miss Inez Wisdom of Ypsilan's Mich excelled Miss Hubbard in the lung test and trains for physical culture at Ann Arbor normal school aiming for a University of Michigan degree. Mrs Margaret Haller of St Louis will drive the honeymoon auto with her son Walter and Liebride as they head to Chicago then Michigan. ushers at Indianapolis Lyceum are all red headed models. Jane Day and Julia Richmond back a New York East Side idea that mothers learn from children with scientific study, echoed in Oregon and nationwide.
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Inez Wisdom
Ypsilan's
Mich
Miss Hubbard
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Margaret Haller
St. Louis
Walter
Liebride
Chiago
Frecs Michigan
Lyceum Theater
Indianapolis
Jane Day
Julia Richmond
New York
Oregon
Borner Place Sold in Grey Bull District
From Monday's Daily J J Gruentg of Greybull sold the John Horner place on the lower Grey Bull flat of the week to J J Welch of Pittsburg Pa. This is one of the oldest ranches on the Grey Bull. Lou Methershaw of Beaver Creek is a rare visitor this week.
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Borner Place
J. J. Gruentg
Greybull
John Horner
J. J. Welch
Pittsburg
Lou Methershaw
Beaver Creek
Fragmented Glebe sights and scattered thoughts
A jumble of garbled phrases mentions Glebe, bets, pasta, dogs, and a street parade. The text wanders through disjointed ideas about bets, wisdom, and a late evening performance, with distorted words and unclear associations.
Odd Things Of Life in Bucyrus Ohio News
Paris expert Dr Xavier predicts evaporations and delays as odd life events unfold. A hairpin vanishes in 154 days while a steel nib disappears in 15 months and a polished needle in 2.5 years. A couple will spend an hour in a jewelry store before marriage. Mrs Minnie Wabler buys a portable dwelling for school yard. Strong City Kansas passes a law fining mule bragging at night.
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Paris
Xavier
Tuunt Ping
Bucyrua Township
Ohio
Minnie Wabler
Strong City
Kan
Wild Horses Brought In For Fair By Pekey and Titus
Frank Pekey and Clyde Titus delivered a large bunch of wild horses for the fair last Saturday. The animals came from the range stock of Geo. 5 McClellan of Red Bank. The Brear crowd promises exciting rides and extra entertainment for attendees this year.
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Frank Pekey
Clyde Titus
Geo
McClellan
Red Bank
Float parade ad for Johnson-Pease store charms Big Horn display
Miss Bulah Seymour of Bellingham Wash visits her uncle W S Collins and family, returning Monday. The piece notes a Big Horn display in the parade and references insurance sayings about life’s uncertainty.
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Trawiek
Johnson-Pease
Bulah Seymour
Bellingham
Wash
Collins
Tamily
Miss Seymour
Ceckiead
Fossilized ribs of unknown monster found at sandstone ledge
A Wyoming reader reports Representative Fred Schmidt near Weston County found what appeared to be fossilized ribs in sandstone a large ancient creature's remains. He halted full uncovering to protect the specimen awaiting a paleontologist for proper excavation and study.
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Weston County
Fred Schmidt
Schmidt
Cheyenne
Fragmentary notes on weather and local affairs
A fragmentary OCR passage references weather forecasting, farm wagons, and social dynamics among women. It mentions Assistant Postmaster Win May rz returning from Bald Mountain, mining interests, and vague comments on money, transportation, and college town newcomers. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details.
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Jons Alort
Win
Bald Moun
St Andrew's Episcopal Church announces services in Basin
St Andrew's Episcopal Church on South 8th Street Basin Wyoming lists Sunday service and sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Holy communion on the first Sunday each month. Rev. M. B. Nash is rector. The public is partially invited to attend all services.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
South 8Th Street
Basin
Wyo
M. B. Nash
Fair Headquarters Established Near State Bank
The fair setup establishes a headquarters in the ar mo front, one door south of the State Bank. Those with business with the directors may find someone in the day and the board members in the evening.
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Faly Pour’ Pare
Armo
Bas” S'ate Bank
Eleagre
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