Ticket sale set for Logan American Legion rodeo
The first annual American Legion Stampede in Logan at the fairgrounds is September 5 to 7 with tickets for all three days at 4.60. About 700 Legion members back the event as merchants plan decorations and street lighting, hoping to draw visitors from central Wyoming and Thermopolis to Wheatland and beyond. General Pershing or General Wood may attend as invitations are extended, with revenue supports the Legion post activities and drive led by the Woman's Auxiliary.
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Natronin Fair Grounds
Amercan Lagiba
Tanaires
Chamber of Commotes
He Whet
Pershing
Woon
George W. Vroman
Ap. Haif
Wyoming
Thermopolis
Wheatland
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Couple Returns to Casper After Quiet Wedding
Mr and Mrs A B Norby return to Casper to make their home Mrs Norby previously taught at Park school and hails from Alabama Mr Norby works for Midwest Refining Company The couple reside in an apartment here In another item Miss Eugenia Neer marries John Whelan in Washington DC and will live in Casper with Mr Whelan a prominent attorney Also notes a mountain picnic by about sixteen couples and upcoming local social events
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A. B. Norby
Casper
Washington, DE
Boeke & Whelan
Garbutt & Weidner
of Xchange
Eugenia Neer
John Whelan
Washington, D. C
Mr. Whelan
Mrs. Whelan
Mahoney Cabin
Louise Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Rush McElroy
St. Ann Templeton Refectory
Templeton
C. P. Linkrapt
Opuimbos
Oe State University
Pene Kappa
University of Onis
North Platte River
Casper News Items From The Local Social Scene
Tim Gington recovers after surgery at a hospital ten days ago with transfer from his home on Sweetwater. Residents including E F Pattersth of Natrona Power shifts, Mrs Kite L Winkler buys north Grant home, and many Casper residents plan travel to California Montana and Wisconsin.
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Tim Gington
At & Loom Hospital
Bat
Sweetwater
Kite L. Winkler
A. M. Ketter
North
Grant Street
Americans Are U S Citizens First Hard ing
Marion Ohio August 24 A speaker from the Harding Coolidge Theatrical League urged Americans to drop one lead activities and act for democracy. He warned against viewing themselves as citizens of the world and said personal identity is not universal.
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Marion
Ohio
Ague
Yu Tondition
Ators
Harding-Coolidge Theatrical League
Clisons
Idaho Conventions Open With Governor Davie Likely Nominee
Convention proceedings in Pocatello indicate Governor Davie receives strong indorsement for renomination by acclamation. Six candidates compete for the United States mayoral post, with Frank R. Gooding favored to dominate, signaling a key Idaho political moment. In Twin Falls the Democratic state convention opens, Senator J. F. Nugent appearing unopposed for renomination as members visit local hosts in Kansas City. Jack Deacon returns from Denver to resettle with business ties and Standard Refinery duties.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Davie
United States Mator
Vrank R. Gooding
Democrats of New Mexico convene with keynote address
EAST LAS VEGAS Aug 4 Democrats of New Mexico opened their state convention with a keynote by Jobo 8 Simma of Albuquerque praising the Wilson administration and urging duty to government in peace and possible war. The convention plans to nominate a full state ticket one congressman and presidential electors.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Democrats of
New Mexico
United States
Jobo
Simma
Albuquerque
Wilson
Tax Protest Over Grading Costs and Street Cuts Draws Debate
Residents protest differences between estimated and actual costs for multiple grading districts including No 1 2 3 and 9. City engineer Worthington shows variances with district No 9 crediting 18000. Committee to seek relief from excess rents. questions rise about tax collection on property tied to assessments.
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Jefferson Street
Worthington
Goliteliman Boyle
Boyle
R. M. Boeke
Prohibition Opinion On Narcotics Substitutes In Kentucky
Louisville reports quotes Edward T. McBiliett of the Narcotics Division saying habitual drinkers who lose liquor do not turn to narcotics as an acceptable substitute. He notes drugs lack the alcohol kick and thus aren’t a viable replacement.
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Louisville
Edward T. McBiliett
Narcotics Division
The
Revenue Office
Wisconsin Man 5 Elected to Succeed Slade as Wyoming Education Commissioner
N. C. Thomas, educator from Whitensin, named to succeed A. A. Slade as Wyoming education commissioner. Thomas, formerly with Wisconsin Department of Education, oversaw rural school inspections. Board calls his qualifications a strong fit and notes Slade resigns to become Casper city schools superintendent. TI. O. Warton returned from a business trip to Douglas Cheyenne and Laramie.
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N. C. Thomas
Whiitensin
Wyoming
A. A. Slade
Casper
State Board of Education
Enn
Thomas
State Department of Education
Wisconsin
Hes
State Board
TI. O. Warton
Douglas
Cheyenne
Laramie
Casper Private School Opens Reception for Pupils
Announcement notes a reception for pupils in connection with Casper Private School located at 612 South Durbin Street. Contact numbers 339 and 618-M are listed for inquiries.
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Casper Private School Inc
South Durbin St
Casper Private School
South Durbin Street
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BIG Rodeo
Mrs. I
Bailey
Mise Prahees Bourke
Fishey
Wyo
Li CG. Bailey
South Kimball Street
D. P. Davis
Mest Stromberg
Hailey
Progressive Club
Progressive Clui
Association Rooms
Garden Creek Falls
Mra
T. A. Seaman
BR. Dodds
A. B. Johns
Peggy
B. Snodder
Lioyd Webb
BE. Donaldson
Seaman
Templeton-Johnson
E. F. Pattersth
T& Tn
Natrona Power Company
Fort Renton
Mont
Madge Saner
Butte
Montana
Margaret Barry
Casper Public Schools
Mia Mary Barton
Taylor & Clay
California
Miss Hattle Cook
Cedar Rapids
Miss Cook
Mike Florente Ryan
Miss
Chicago
Major Ormsby
Mrs.Ormsby
Thermopo
Col. C. Sa
Tro
Milwaukee Athletic Club
South Shors Country Club
Mrs. Ray
Tyson and Tittleson
Diste Winter
Linncolfi, Nebr
Mal C. Pirent
Kansantry
Be of
Rochester, N. J
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Mem
J. J. Barty
Misa Ruth Barly
Hérican
Arly
Choola
Bheridan
W. C. Robbon
Alliance
Neb
Hogning Hotel
George Freeland
Omaha
Nob
Fritns
Yellowstone National Park
Wiliam A. Porleh Wit Teave Foxtee
Yellowstone
A. P. Nesbit
A. P. Minchew
Maverick Springs
Pilot Bite
Riverton
Uca Brown
W. A. Bergstrom
Prudential Securities Company
Yellowstone Park
Frank B. Ringey
McCausland State Bank of
McCausland
Taatti Ba Holts
Towa
Park
Bergstrom
Great Valte
Mefit
Wyoming Exploiration Company
I. J. West
Kaseming Oll Company
Barak B. Potter
Pearts, Ill
Walker H. Bradley
Yellowstoke Park
Mies Willys
Peoria
U. S
Harding
Twaho
Falls
J. F. Nugent
Mim. H.C. Hodges
Kansaa City
Mrs. Hodges
Mia. Lee Wileati
Jack Deacon
Colo
Standard
Demos
Tribune
Ada
Ainety
South Center
Hardll
Pauls
Madame M. James
John Casey
Dowgins
Gellar
Pershing Guest
Sen. Phipps
Dome
BEAR
This
Bavartiee’ Co
Bart Brillate
Sta. F
New York
Dreamland Pavilion
Morrison
I. L. Emerson
Denver
Frankie Francis
Florence Shoblom
Smith-Turner Drug Store
West Hotel
Casper, Wyoming
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