Frontier Days Bucking Champion Strickland Wins Amid Rain
Fort Worth rider Hough Strickland captured the world championship bucking title at Frontier Park amid a soaking rain as 10,000 spectators watched. Art Wolf of Monument NM set a 27 second time and Fred Lowery Oklahoma cut it to 24 seconds, with prizes totaling 1500 dollars. Attendance over four days reached 53,000 as organizers planned a second test game and weather concerns delayed some finals.
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Newapaper
Lipina News Beevice Chayouna
Frontler Park
Art Wolf
Monument
N. M
Fred Lowery
Oklahowa
Fred de Mills
Wyoming
Nadeneghard
Kendrick
R. N. Lafontaine
Muri
Hough Strickland
Fort Worth
Tex
Frontier Park
Strickland
Gus
Jack Fritz
Deating Judd
Anteater
Jay Milley
Jack Elliott
Burney Oldfield
Mrs. Wilkins
Soular Thompson
Dorothy Morrell
Judge to Settle Reward Fight in Wyoming
Judge Larante appointed as administrator between Union Pacific and claimants over a $60 reward for capturing William L. Garale, accused of holding up trains including the Overland Limited near Cheyenne and injuring passengers, currently serving a life sentence.
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CE. Winter
Sixth Judicial District of
Wyoming
Lea
Union Pacific Raitroin
Willian L. Garlale
Union Pacific Overland Limited
Cheyene
Cody Road Expenditure Authorized Near Yellowstone Park
The United States army plans to spend up to $15,000 to develop the Cody road linking to the Shoshone National Forest as the eastern gateway to Yellowstone Park. This funding—approved in July—aims to improve access for military and civilian use, though some rough sections will remain.
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Cody
United States Army
Yellowstone Park
Cody Road
St Lo Ute
Crazed Range Rider Kills Self Near Kemmerer
A deranged rider associated with a local ranch outfit in the upper Dintel country killed himself after a pursuit by two ranch hands and Deputy Sheriff McMinn. The incident occurred miles north of Kemmerer following a cattle death investigation. the man had been under the influence of liquor and was said to have fired upon pursuers before taking his own life.
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Kemmerer
Carl Sorenson
Hvestork Association
Dintel
Wyoming Editor Injured in Park Auto Crash
Powell Ladner San editor Wyoming Edler and his wife Ware were seriously hurt when an automobile touring party rolled down an embankment in Yellowstone National Park. Lander Sand nfttes registrar John W. Look and his wife were also aboard.
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Wyoming
Edler
Yellowstone National
Moralea Gets Compensation for Injury Cody Yandel Moratey
Moralea Moratey a Mexican employed at Vine Fork quarrian near Marke Creek north of Chayenne seeks relief under the workers compensation act passed by the legislature. Numerous applications for relief have been made, and Morales is the first person in the county to be allowed compensation for injuries under the act.
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Moralea
Cody -Yandel Moratey
Vine Fork
Marke Creek
Lillex
Chayenne
Laramin
Inst
Morales
Itn
Thin County
Ojuriea
Wyoming State News Highlights Weathered by Turbulent Year
A collage of Wyoming items, from Aug events and county fairs to oil wells, fires, and dam fails. Reports include Bent fair, uranium prospects, Rock Springs rock fall injuries, Cheyenne conventions, and Frontier Days attendance. Notable notes on oil shipments, cattle counts, wool exports, and highway bridge openings. Authorities discuss mining law codification and women’s council activities.
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Riverton
Angle Cumber
Old Port Walhach
Mountaiie Ortwest
Cheyenne
Wit Vamnen
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Cunard
Camp
Kendrick
R. Antotson
Witt Faetheistori
Heaviest Sluggers On Tail End Teams
A fan argues tail end teams boost sluggers by 10 to 30 points when facing stronger lineups. He cites Napoleon Lajoie and Joe Jackson as stars who thrived when on weaker squads, while top teams rest pitchers against weak opponents. The piece notes batting averages rise late in seasons as managers rest stars and test young hitters.
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Gianta
Larry Doyle
Giants
Taetsaien
Ani
Napoleon Lajoie
Letlole
Upnoatog Elite
Lalole
Napoleon
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Malin Teague
Cali Ber
Tobin Clean Record With Browns Feds Banner
Johnny Tobin, right fielder for the Browns, hails from the Feds and has no professional contract or prior major league play. He joined the St. Louis Federal aggregation and has shown promise with Fleet Jones, signaling long-term job retention ahead.
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Outlaw Aggregation
Johnny Tobin
Browns
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St. Louis Federal Aggregation
Bleintah
Bonds
Fleet Jones
da Lkely
Sisler Performs Big Feat In Nine Inning Game
Treher Davin of Killeen high school fanned 24 batters in nine innings against Belton high school setting a local record. Branch Hickey notes George Sisler of the Browns, then with Michigan in 1911, struck out 20 freshmen in seven innings, with only one runner reaching base on three posted balls.
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Treher Davin
Killeen
Tex
Belton High School
Wan Hallad & Men
Branch Hickey
St. Lowis Browns
George Sister
Browns
University of Michigan
Michigan Marvel
Baseball notes on players and leagues in early season
A garbled roundup mentions players such as Shanks Howell and Garnint Busi moving to the Northwest leagues, with Tufts village pitchers getting tryouts with the Athletics. Jock Dalton returns for San Francisco, Maynard now with Lexington, and Connie Mark with eventful signing. Deeptake mentions Mule Warkon in Monongahela waters and Lee Tannehit in Central league play.
Fragmented verse fragment on love and escape
A garbled dialogue piece centers on love, escape, and mistaken actions as speakers debate why a person ran away and faced consequences. The muddled text references a doughnut, holes, stings, and marital tension in a fractured, rhythmic exchange.
Change In Style Mra Fladsh how da you
Mra Fladsh questions a new dress as the group discusses a wardrobe change. The dialogue hints at social norms and changing tastes, with a playful yet cryptic exchange about appearance and expectations.
Unsetted Submarine Theme Gains Popularity Among Authors
Fragmented text hints at submarine readings becoming popular with writers and sellers. The garbled lines reference sea, opportunities, and a dark setting with hints of ACE ON and Wetted, suggesting evolving themes but lacking clear facts or names.
More Trouble BULA Shirt Will Not Adjust
Unclear readable lines describe a clothing item issue with a BULA shirt. The fragment mentions adjustment problems and a color mismatch. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are clearly stated in the readable text.
Compensations. Phig hats and fecturer’s swreet
Compensations item reads oddly with garbled text. The fragment mentions hats, a lecturer, and a hat vendor, but the readable portion lacks clear actions or outcomes.
High-Priced Home Mystery and Snippet of Dialogue
A fragmented local page item features garbled quotes about a high priced home and a person named Bartt. The text blends stray lines about sense and sound with a discussion of movies and marital watching, yielding an unclear narrative.
Angreeably Surprised War Fragment Teases Applied History
Fragmentary OCR text evokes a disrupted war era scene with garbled dialogue about Americas and conflict. The unreadable lines imply misapplied wording and a referenced duo, with mention of a stubborn reaction and a repeated refrain about “Old Grey” and a trend tied to a wartime setting.
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Americas
No clear event title from a garbled town note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a library event and a judge with scattered references to a cook, a person named Willow, and unspecified activities in an afternoon. Details are unreadable, making the exact event, date, or participants uncertain.
Proof Positive Hare Prraertiand The Legislator
Fragmentary OCR content includes garbled phrases about data, a legislator, and a hog department. The readable parts suggest a political or satirical note with unclear names, actions, and context.
Intricate OCR Fragments Hint at Weather and Names
Fragmented text references weather conditions and scattered names such as Vinh Caywue and Baer Wo Miss Caywue. Phrases include questions about forecasts, humor, and uncertain dialogue. The garbled lines resemble a damaged newspaper clipping with no clear single event or coherent narrative.
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Baer
Unclear historical note on diverse topics and names
The fragmentary text appears to mix phrases about business methods, fairy tales, and misheard or garbled names. It mentions Mrs Bawem ilwa Sialsein and a few unclear figures and actions without coherent events or dates.
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Bawem
Ilwa
Sialsein
Rural Epitures. Costorey Mat tenth bags dilinessm awful priey
Fragmentary notice describes farm goods and prices in a rural market. Items mentioned include fowl, seeds, and a few quantities. The legible text hints at trading terms and potential shortages but lacks clear names or dates.
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