Wyoming State News Highlights From Oct 10 Dispatches
Wyoming reports cover a wide range from the state fair omissions to agricultural exhibits and sugarcoated shortages. The government builds at Whalen diversion dam while workers rush replacement work. Ray Salisbury promoted to hotel cashier at Green River. A new flour mill starts producing in Cody. A Hartville license cut. Sixty-four witnesses summoned to Douglas for the Lindsey murder trial.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Uinta
Tier
Sheridan
Big Horn
Johnson
Crook
Agricultural College
Uncle Sam
Laramie
Guernsey
Reclamation Department
Ray Salisbury
Union Pacific
Green River
Lusk
Lindsey
Fat Women and Housework Promote Natural Weight Loss
An editorial promotes a home remedy trio Marmola Cascara Aromatic and Pep Water as a superior plan for overweight women to lose fat without dieting or exercise. It claims housework is sufficient exercise and warns against traditional dieting. The piece urges readers to try the simple mixture after meals for gradual, healthy weight reduction.
Democratic National Committee to Publish Campaign Contributions
New York Oct 10 The Democratic National Committee plans to announce next week the total campaign fund and individual contributions of 100 dollars and up. The fund stands just over 220000 with about 180000 from contributors plus 42000 from the Denver convention fund. Fourteen donors gave 1000 each and eighteen gave 600 each.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Denver
Penn Team Wins Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Doubles
Gilden and Thayer of the University of Pennsylvania won the intercollegiate lawn tennis doubles title, defeating Holden and Bundy of Yale in three straight sets.
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University OF Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Gilden
Thayer
Holden and
Bundy
Yale Oy
Owan Gets First Claim at Tallmadge Bantin Tract Opening
Opening day attracted several hundred homeseekers to the Tallmadge Bantin Carey arid plains in Laramie Wyoming. The drawing was led by R P Fuller. First number drawn by R H Strauss, others by Emil Hodquist and Frank L Kelley. Water rights valued at about 36 per acre. Strauss offered 15 per acre for his right.
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Laramie
Wyo
Tallmadge-Bantin Carey
R. P. Fuller
Cheyenne
R. H. Strauss
Jefferson
Iowa
Emil Hodquist
Salina
Kan
Frank L. Kelly
Bloomington
Haley
Tallmadge
Buntin Company
Strauss
Famous Man Moves West to Bring Prosperity in Colorado
A promotional item extols B. A. Booster as a dynamic Westward arrival in Denver. He settles at The Albany on 17th Street, proclaims all local business tied to his ventures, and claims to spur statewide prosperity. The piece ends by praising Booster and recommending Kodol for indigestion relief sold by A. B. Roedel.
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B. A
Booster
Denver
Colorado
Taft
17Th Street
The
Albany
Boosters
Colorado Sun
Albany Hotel
A. B. Roedel
Aren't you going a bit too far ordering all there clothes
A humorous exchange centers on a dressmaker and a costly wardrobe. The speaker questions the spending while another defends it, noting the dressmaker does not know the full value or intention behind the purchases. The banter highlights social expectations around fashion and expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Amusant
Bartlett: Democratic Nominee for House from Cheyenne
Wm. A. Bartlett is a Cheyenne based businessman and booster seeking the Democratic nomination for the house. A Laramie county native educated at Cheyenne High School and the state university, he has worked in journalism and publishing including the Sun- Leaders and Sunset Magazine before returning to Cheyenne management of the Lead. He is married with three children and active in local fraternal groups.
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Wm. A. Bartlett
House of Representatives
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Platte River
Laramie
The
State University
William Bartlett
Col. B.A. Mack
Old Sun-Leaders
California
Sunset Magazine
Los Angeles Times
San Francisco Bulletin
Santa Barbara Press
William
Snmah the Elks
Oanoe & Seals
Castori Worker Asks About Return From America
In a clipped office exchange the employer questions the new office boy about notifying Mr. Boreham of the worker’s departure to America. The boy confirms telling Boreham the man started this morning and that return would be after lunch.
Watches Offered for One Dollar by Murphison Jewelry
Murphison Jewelry Company advertises two makes of stem wind and stem eol watches priced at 1.00 each. The notice emphasizes affordability and catalog availability for shoppers seeking inexpensive timepieces.
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Stem Wind
stem #eol
Murphison Jewelry Company
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H. L. Jones
Wisconsin
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Lahore Canon
Caseriff Bros
Red Desert
Hayden Forest Reserve
Hal Kilbourn
Hartville
Cody, Wyo
E. D. Johnson
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G. A. Pulley
Sunlight Basin
Riverton
United States Oil Company
Evanston
Wio
State Hospital For
Hudson
Dan Hudson
Louis Miller
I. O. 0. F. Grand Lodge of
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Lincoln
Noah Young
Holdup
Spe‘cial
Israel Valier
Owan
H. Strauss
Bosler Land
Tallmadge-Bantin
Jostetter's
Moodich
Hart Schaffper
Marz
John Harrington
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Sherman Hotel
West Seventeenth
Citizens National Bank
T. B. Hord
David Nimmo
John. L. Thomas
Conway
O. W. Stone
C. BE. Mallin
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Thomas
Sam
Bill
J.J. Astle
Eddy
Kodak
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Depo
Palace
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