Big Fourth of July Celebrations Attract State Attention
A large Fourth of July event is planned with races, roping contests, and pitching exhibitions from July third to fifth. A grandstand and safety fence will be erected at the old bicycle track, and posters have circulated statewide. Cheyenne and Colorado entrants are expected, with plans for regional participation and preliminary bids for railroad rates. The Ruvhos National Bank offers juvenile team prizes, aiming to engage youth and families in the festivities.
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Arquesta
Cheyenne
Color Sat Pointé
Esloria
Evanston
Ruvhos National Bank Nas
Hove Leams
Memorial Day Observances Draw Crowds and Speeches
Memorial Day services at the cemetery were conducted by local GAR members, with residents decorating every grave. Legal and civic speakers, including Greenfield and Brimer, addressed the audience as the crowd praised the program and noted a well attended event.
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Bors
Lacerty Tathera
Erties Reid
Shedrow Carps
Warsinttt
Gay Chiat
Greerfeld
Brimmer
Rawling
City Board Rejects Night Watch Electric Offer
City authorities review a proposed electric light franchise for New City Reid, evaluating a formal offer to supply power. After deliberation, the board decided not to accept the bid and pursue alternative arrangements for the community.
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Pampe Wetec Cortie Oy
Reid
Numaber of
Vents
Fort Steel Agent Jobs in Rawlins and Rail Yard News
Brown of Fort Steel wag in Rawlins Monday while Duetne fursman Caborne of Green and Bryer wap moved to Rawlin Chie week. Barney O Neille ran pareenaer Quilog Hbeence of Ed McKinney Keachesman Ford fell from a tank at Kievs Thursday and broke its wrist. Trainmaster DL Auderssy and others were in Rawlins several days. Gaabler Raynor from Watcott visited Rawlins. E Stenger, superintendent of Woomtog, spent Thursday in Rawlins. Geo Jordan was promoted to foreman at the shops and hired new duties. W Emmons moved from Lamio to their new home. Hol Milloney left with his mother for the Portland exposition. Van Niland trained in Ming during the week, Rawlings Sunday and Monday. Peter Mertens, yardman, returned from the east. A Dravnor, general biegge ager of Union Pacific, was in Raton Thursday evening with his wife. Peter Marteag has been towed yardpineler at Cheyenne and left for that place Friday. Mr Burdock, yardmaster at Cheyenne, will stay here. Meitena Plang actions planned for the passenger depot to handle increased baggage and express business. There is talk of adding to the eating house.
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Jobs Brown
Fort Steel
Rawlins
E Stenger
Woomtog
Geo Jordan
Ahopa
W Emmons
Fia
Hol Milloney
Portland
van Niland
Toreharig
Yyenne
Rawlings
Peter Mertens
Sapor
Dravnor
Biegge Ager
Union
Raton
Peter Marteag
Chevanne
Burdock
Cheyenne Wall
Irrigation Surge to Bring 50 000 New Inhabitants to Wyoming
A prominent railroad official predicts extraordinary growth for Wyoming as artificial irrigation expands. Within a year the state will attract tens of thousands who will settle on watered lands, spur towns, and create employment across farming, merchants, and industry, doubling the population and boosting development. Also notes a serious accident on Jack Crook Land and Cattle Co property, with recovery efforts underway. West Point commission follow-up and standout student Terry Wannade’s exam results.
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Wyoming
Lola
Callal
Wrming
Knighta of Up lombos Attend Los Angeles Meeting
A party of 160 Knighta of Up lombos and their wives traveled in the early morning hours to Los Angeles for the annual meeting. They purchased souvenirs and then proceeded to attend events, with attendees described as loyal members marking the occasion.
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Uplombos
Los Angeles
Timanes
Lucky Strike Mine Development To Start Soon
Lucky Strike will begin development on the near future property with LM Startzell and a team. Experts expect vein strike within about 30 feet and a summer operation could sustain work on the owner’s fee. Citizens urged to aid the mining effort and support the project to open a functioning mine locally.
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Upper Mining Cabre
LM Startzell
Earle
Mi Eye
Alscuverad
Sparties
Paul
Jong Uey
Startwell
Ragged School Notes Covering Grades and Local Events
Fragmented OCR article lists grade titles and student names with scattered details from a Nebraska setting. Mentions Fourth Grade Lindy Buchianany Leona Galvio and Kindergarten references, plus references to local events and a protest against postal order.
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Lauresea
Afton Peterson
Edward Hinkie
Marguerite Buckley
Conagen
Lay Bell Wilke O
Maia
Kaghrive Larati Earl Uorietetson
Netain
Hi Luruer
Lin
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Jack Croek Land and Cattle Co
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West Point
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