Cheyenne Frontiers Park Race Meet Promises Strict Liquor Ban
Cheyenne Wyoming eyes a disciplined Frontier Park fall race meet modeled after Eastern tracks. Officials state no liquor will be admitted and attendees will receive the same etiquette as metropolitan venues. Racing rules align with Colorado State standards and Kentucky practices.
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Omalie
Public Theater Admits Grandstand and Box Seats
The venue offers a fixed admission price including a grandstand seat while box seats remain in high demand. A food band will perform daily during intermissions and no feature for comfort and entertainment will be overlooked.
Weather Report for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Cheyenne and vicinity expect fair to warm conditions tonight with Saturday partly cloudy skies. Wyoming broad area mostly fair with showers possible in the far northwest and north portions, warmer in central regions, cooler in north and west areas. Temperature data shows highs around 60s, winds southwest at 18 mph, no precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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Four Story Spud Patch Promises A Bumper Yield
A Cheyenne man, A. A. Songer, tries a Kansas style potato bed, layering seed potatoes with earth to four levels in an eight by five foot crib. The four tier bed sprouts green tops and side shoots promising a large harvest, with neighbors expecting a bumper crop if plants stay sturdy.
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Songer
Sanger
Hijs
Federal Prisoners Sent to Kemmerer for Bootlegging
Two federal prisoners, J. H. Henry and J. J. Moore, were removed from the local county jail on Friday and sent to Kemmerer jail for bootlegging. They face sixty days in the federal institution after being found guilty in Lincoln County.
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Laitoy Institution
J. H. Henry
J. J. Moore
Lincoln
Kennerty
Touring Sedans to Be Popular Coming Winter
Local distributor Dildine Garage reports rising demand for touring sedans this fall and winter. National engineers designed the car to blend open and closed-body benefits, offering weather flexibility, versatile motor, reduced weight, and a rigid construction to cut wear and fuel waste.
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Dildine Garage Company
National Engineers
Important Meetings Set for This Month
Two sessions of notable importance are planned at the capital this month. On Monday August 18 the state board of equalization will assemble to fix railroad property assessments. On Wednesday August 15 the state council of national defense will meet to discuss a possible state wide home guard movement.
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State Board of Equalization
State Council of National Defense
Mormon Student Mission Lecturers Speak on Street Corners
Four young Mormon men have come from Susquehanna Valley to lecture on the streets in the evening, presenting their message to passersby and inviting interest in their faith.
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Literary Club Plans Hills Trip and Lecture
The Young Men's Literary club will hold an annual picnic in the hills next Friday weather permitting. The outing will be by automobile with a mountain feast. A free lecture by Prof Guthredge of New York on the great war is being arranged for next week in Laramie. Twenty members and two visitors attended the meeting at the Carnegie library.
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J. H. Schroeder
Ira B. Fee
J. H. Walton
Guthredge
New York
Gouthredge
Colorado
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Industrial Workers of the World
United States
Troopers Furnish Ball Park Football Showdown
Wyoming guards and A battery of the Twenty fifth cavalry stage a Sunday ball game at Pioneer park. A speedy contest with many semi pro players, featuring Hummel Gardner Statford Weeks and others for the Guards and McMillan Tucker Noll Timeo rock Douglas Jenson Latimer Blake Nash for the Cavalry.
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Pioneer Park
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Gardner
Statford
Post Player Dominates Coast Billiards Star at Coliseum
Pacific coast pocket billiard champion Clayton Byers, meeting all challengers, extended his win streak with a 125 to 22 victory over Clyde Stephens. Local contenders fared poorly as Byers overwhelming tactics left opponents without a chance, prompting Coliseum officials to consider Denver opponents for future matchups.
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Pacific Coast
Clyde Stephens
Byers
Stephens
Coliseum
Denver
Baker
Matt Scott
Harry Lambert
Jackson
Mich
No Saturday Mate Game As Tonight's Lineup Changes
Due to high table demand there will be no mate game tonight. Management hopes for a strong turnout for Monday's match, promising a classy showdown with players expected to attend.
Banker's Son Quarantined After Diptheria Case
A diphtheria case involving John Thomas, son of Charles Thomas of the Citizens National Bank, prompted a 21 day city quarantine. The light illness is expected to permit normal activity once the quarantine ends, with no other cases reported in weeks.
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John Thomas
Charles Thomas
Citizens National Bank
West
Thomas
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