Polo Week At Fort Russell Delights Guests With Parties
Fort Russell hosts the Fifteenth Cavalry Polo tournament August 2 to 7 with social events for officers and visitors. Polo matches, dances, hunts, luncheons, a banquet and gymkhana cups mark a week of hospitality for Cheyenne and guests.
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Fort ‘Russell Society
Fort D. A. Russell
Post Headquarters
Polo Bungalow
Polo Grounds
Harry P. Hynds
T. B. Kennedy
C. J. Ohnhaus
Cheyenne
Mesdames
Swisher
Fifteenth Cavalry Polo Association
A AL
Doctor Williamson
Williamson
McNamee
Mae McNamee
St. Louis
Lucille McNamee
Los Angeles
LaVenture
Fragmentary Local News Briefs Across Town
Readable fragments report street conditions and scattered notes. Mentions include grading near Chugwi ter and Falr west of Moneta with mixed reports of road work and nearby brunch spots in Lusk and Mrnville.
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Rasvius
Chugwiter
Moneta
Lysits Way
Half Million for Springs Improvement
Official notice from Union Pacific head Calvin says 500000 dollars are set aside for Rock Springs improvements. Plan includes new employee park, eighteen new dwellings and forty five thousand dollars for club hours. Work to begin once labor and contractors are ready.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
BE. Calvin
Union Pacific System
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming Twenty four hours
Weather data for Cheyenne Wyoming for the 24 hours ending 6 pm reports temperatures 57 at 6 am 78 at noon and 61 at 6 pm Relative humidity values 84 41 percent wind from NE NW. The normal temperature this date is 68 degrees actual mean 68 degrees high 81 low 64 recorded. Precipitation since January 1 totals 10.68 inches with last 24 hours 0.36 inch.
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Walocityac
Wyoming Roads Report Promises Smooth Southeast Travel
Weather Bureau Office Cheyenne reports all main highways in southeastern Wyoming are good to excellent. Roads are fair at Greeley and rough at Longmont. Improvements noted west of Medicine Bow.
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Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Greeley
Longmont
Medicine Bow
Pullman Hotel Goes Back to Headquarters
The Frontier crowds required special transportation facilities as they moved toward a central headquarters location. Officials arranged additional transit options to accommodate the surge and guide attendees efficiently.
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Pullman Hotel
Special Trains Run to Denver and Westward Overflow
Union Pacific operated two special trains to Denver and one special eastbound train. The Pullman cars used to house overflow guests from hotels were returned to Omaha after being stowed on side yard tracks.
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Ion Pacific
Denver
Pullman
Omaha
Creamery Opens Encampment Office in Wyoming
Encampment Wyoming July 31 The Cheyenne Creamery company opens a new office to manage operations in the area. Local officials celebrate the expansion, noting anticipated job creation and improved dairy services for nearby farms.
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Creamery
Wyo
The
Cheyenne Creamery
Bany Expands Creamery Reach With New Purchasing Station
Bany extends buying activities into the valley by opening a cream purchasing station 250 miles away, two days travel from the main creamery plant.
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Bany
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I. C. Jefferis
Marian Jefferis
Sedgwich
C. B. Powell
J. Wilbur Conner
Roy Thompson
Manderson
William Farnum
Billings
B. E. Humphrey
St. Joseph
Humphrey
Mrs. Conner
Saunders-Johnston
Pauline Irwin Johnston
Claude Saunders
McAllister
Okla
Bruce &. Jackson
First Baptist Church
Saunders
Charles B. Irwin
Northwest
C. A.* Beach
Lincoln
Nebr
L. R. Tyson
Golden
Beach
Annie Howard
Little Medicine
Ethel Sherar
George P. Johnston
Phelps
Rudolph Yung
Terre Haute
Ind
Wates Park
First Methodist Church
Howard Heins
Raymond Husted
Helen Husted
Frontier
Miss Husted
Harry B. Henderson
C. D. Manbeck
Vera
Harold Manbeck
Casper
W. C. Dumm
Junction City
Kan
W. W. Dumm
W. T. Dumm
This City
H. Riney
James D. Husted
City
Fred L. Babcock
Charles Warren
Yellowstone Park
Cody
Jackson Hole
Lander
Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Eldredge Long
Arthur Bakewell
Mrs. August Busch
Wilma Scott
Carper
George Ll. Kay
Miss Scott
Midwest Company
Fred Powers
WiIli Fowler
Laramie
Frontier Park
Scott
Lola Arter
Keowani, Hl
Frank Lyons
Alice Sedgwich
Newcastle
Cala Yi
D. P. Evans
J. D. Danforth
Boston
Frances Buckner
Sidney
Louise Epps
Eek Rae
Tibe
Mae McCabe
Frank Sparling
San Francisco
Town
William Hans
Anne de A
Roland McNamee
William Rogers
Billy, Jr
Dave Smith
Mrs. Rogers
Miss Gordon
Miss White
Richard S. Agee
Flint, Mich
J. P. Jensen
Mast Eighteenth Street
Will Fowler
George L. Kays
Queen
Bhsther
O. B
Louis Manewal
East Highteenth Street
R. B. Stapleton
J. B. Guthrie
F. H. Vaughan
Mabel Fincher
Yellowstone National Park
Gardner
Salt Lake City
Myah Hayes
Gilbert Hayes
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Colo
Miss Hayes
Milwaukee
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George H. Gilland
Robert C. Shanklin
Gilland
South Bend
Shanklin
Helen Gilland
Galen A. Fox
Presbyterian
BH. C. Humphrey
Plaxington Harker
Toley
Foley
Weather Report
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Marcel
Betty's
Betty
Park
DANS
Park & CO
Jewelers
First National Bank
Hallmark Store
Brun
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Youn Nue
Lee
Ing . Mour
Peep Reaet
Lua
UT Glear
Wyoming Book Store Co
Capitol Avenue
Minnehaha Pale and Special City
Anneha
Pale
United States
Bilt
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Warthurst
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