State Fair Highlights and County Exhibits Report
State fair at Dovins drew over two hundred Natrona county attendees with top displays from Fremont and Hig Horn counties. Prizes went to Natrona exhibitors for apples, wheat, onions, rhubarb and more while aviation and racing events plus a Casper band drew crowds. Odd Fellows Grand Lodge events and a Mondell speech filled the town activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrona County
Doviins
Wyoming
Hig Horn County
Fremont County
Frank Julian
Alex Mills
William Mosteiler
Wiliam Fish
B. Brooks
Mckinson
D. N. Speas
A. L. Velteh
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Roy Francis
Casper
Douglas
Registration Opens For Those Missing Primary Votes
Beginning Tuesday October 4 registration boards in Casper will hold sessions at the Hose Mouse in West Casper, the Hose Mouse in South Casper, and the Episcopal gymnasium in Kae Cupar precinct. Registration hours are 9 am to 12 pm, 2 to 5 pm, and 7 to 9 pm. The board will reconvene on October 11 for two days.
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Meginning
Casper
Hose Mouse
West Casper
South Casper
Episcopal Gyammaton
Kae Cupar Prrecinet
Will Move to Casper
Jack McGrath he has spent weeks in the southern part of the state returned home late last week to arrange a move to Casper where he will engage in business and where they lived before coming to Thermopolis Thermopolis will regret the removal of this family from its midst and wish them success in their former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McGrath
Casper
Thermopolis
Little City
Straw Vote Conducted at Smoke House Store Entry
A secret straw vote on the presidential choice is held as patrons enter the Smoke House. All are invited to cast ballots in the informal poll at the store doorway.
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Smoke Louse
Vie
Casper’s Growth and Old Cattlemen Return to Wyoming
Jack Moore, a veteran cattleman who once punched cows in central Wyoming, visits Casper after eighteen years away. He sees refinery growth near the state hospital, the Midwest Company and Franco efforts, and notes Casper’s transformation from frontier town to a thriving city with oil, rail expansion, and new industries while recalling old roundup days and the rise of Pat Sullivan’s influence.
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Jack Moore
Wyoming
Casper
Old Guard
Sheridan Most
Jack
Midwest Company
State Hospital
Dowling
Pittsburg
Mir Dowling
Wyoming Petroleum
Gils
Bold Ue Weltier
Cheyenne
McDowell Party Bags Three Elk Heads at Jackson Hole
J E McDowell and his son Hime returned from Jackson Hole where they hunted since the big game season opened. They secured three fine elk heads but warm weather spoiled the meat. McDowell bought three heads and will have six mounted.
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J. Weat McDowell
Himeoot
Jackson Hole
Schmidt seeks Natrona county treasurer post
Lone Sheridan native W. Schmidt, now Great Chief of Records of the Wyoming Great Council of the Red Men, aims for Natrona county treasurer while praising Natrona progressives. He served in the Spanish American War and has held several local offices, with strong Sheridan county support and endorsements from local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone BR. Schmidt
Sheridan
Casper
Great Council of
Wyoming
Alec
Natrona County
Schidt
Ile
Sheridan County
Red Man
Willele
W. I. Edelwan
W. Morgaredge
William
Awn Marvin
Herbert Zuliig
T.T. Tynan
Bank of Commerce
W. G. Urifen
Schmidt
Poll of Caspar Train Coaches On Presidential Choices
Two Casper coaches returning from the state fair polled for presidential candidates. Taft 24, Roosevelt 24, Wilson 4. J. W. Price, after the fair at Douglas, traveled to Wisconsin for a few weeks visit.
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Casper
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson Miard Dele
J. W. Price
Douglas
Wisconsin
Honest John Kendrick praised by Wyoming letter writer
A Sheridan reader defends John Kendrick as a generous rancher who aided many hands and helped aspiring cowboys start ranches. The writer alleges a Tribune smear campaign and urges print of the letter to counter false accusations.
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Sumniman
Wyowmva
Wyoming Tribune
Sherkdan Aml
the Tribune
John Kendrick
Tribune 4
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. F. Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Industrial Club
Casper Lodye
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Natrona Rebekah Lodge
Warren
United States Senate
Mandel
Mondell
Chicaito
Mendel
Congress
Buffalo
Inhalitania
Emilie
Burlington
Black Doyle Stead
Wong
MeGinty
Uney
Pat Sullivan
Pat
Louis R. Schmidt
Bull Moose
J. L. Rupard
Fure
the Baptist Chan
Minnesota
Elizabeth Stonahoe
Herbert Werth
Charmont
Minn
St. Paul
Sieelty
Me. Wettlin
Lusk
Wiehard Shipp
Supreme Court
Col
Jng
Niobrara
Mr. Sipp
Sundance
Hulett
Morecroft
Newcastle
Gillette
Sharidan
Buffaloon
Powell and Cody
Ohnhaus
Federal Court
Casper Ol
Prairie- Wyoming OF Co
Agriinast
A.C. Campbell
N. BR. Gotthell
W. C. Wilson
Nicehols
Schuyler & Schuyler
Henry McAliivtor
Champion & Warnes
Norton & Havens
Cheyenne Tribune
Dir
Keith
Chieago
Hie
Wood & Foshing
Sheridan Heights
Kenwooddition
the Mountain
Honest John Kendrick
Peer Se
J. J. Kendrick
Mr. Kendrick
Anand
John H. Kendrick
O. W. Range
Dole Kendrick
Powder River
O. W
Ujowe
Kemdriek
Tribune
Esaiff
J.B
John Donahoe
Ramoliunen
Chuakes
John
Kendrick
Mir
Kenirton
Natrone
Buddies
George Saliphuee
Uf Casper
W. HM. Crandall
Longmans
Cola
Vite Menon
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