Remarkable claims to LaFave cures draw Cheyenne crowds
Edwin T Boyle of Clinton Iowa testifies after four weeks on LaFave treatment. He reports rapid appetite improvement and chest relief from chronic bronchial trouble. says three thousand others in Cheyenne are using the medicine as the visit ends and Denver-bound plans begin. Knights of Columbus hold regular meeting.
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Cheyenne
Palace Drug Store
Sltreet and
Carey Avenue
Punhfiler
Edwin T. Boyle
Clinton
Iowa
LaPave
Lap Ave
la Faro
Denver
Forest fires studied to prevent spread this year
Denver reports a special study by the agricultural department on preventing forest fires due to dry weather. Secretary James Wilson says most fires arise from railroads or tourist carelessness, with extensive reforestation and land actions planned to aid homeseekers and protect reserves.
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Denver
Agricultural Department
Washington
Secretary Wilson on dry farming and future outlook
Secretary Wilson spoke of dry farming with limited spades and a need to revise from toe to cornplanter. He noted about 100 scientists studying the subject and offered no definite views while citing promising outlook and 1910 figures near 26 000 meres. Window Shades at Sherman Co.
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Wilson
Wyeryllius
Funeral Directors Meet in Denver for Annual Convention
Denver August 8 delegates from Colorado and neighboring states gather at Moran hall for a three day Colorado Funeral Directors association convention. About 260 delegates expected with an lecture by Prof Henschuh of Iowa on anatomy and embalming. E R O Malley of Leadville serves as association president. The national convention meets in Detroit September 28.
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W. B. Ross
Denver
Colorado Funeral Directors’ Association
Moran Hall
Qlevaland Aiace
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Tiia
E. R. O’malja
Leadville
Detroit
Deadly Growth in New York Brings City to Crisis
New York reports a drought like never before with less than a quarter inch of rain in six weeks. Officials warn dust spreads disease while hydrants flood streets to wash it away. City debts rise as Gotham struggles to fund services, with projections of continued financial strain and plans for rapid transit innovations.
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New York
qmunici@ad
Manhattan
Gotham
Manhattan Limited
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Aeronauts Hope for Air Cars as Subways Stand
Enthusiastic aeronauts predict the city’s transit will soon yield to air powered vehicles amid vast spending on subway and streetcar systems. City officials note no rush to abandon tracks, while police brace for changes as prohibition hits local breweries and the force’s access to beer dries up.
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Aeronautica
Earth
Army enlistment set at eighty seven thousand nine hundred
Washington August 8 The army end strength for the current fiscal year is fixed at about 87 900 men under Maj Gen Leonard Wood chief of staff plan approved by the president Wood outlines using army funds for soldiers and materials and cutting other directions
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Tats. Wood
Child Drowns in Swamp Near Greeley
Two year old Stemn Straight, son of Henry Straight, wandered from home and fell into a swamp near Greeley Colorado. He was found two hours later submerged in two feet of water after a search.
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Greale Greeley
Colo
Stemn Straight
Henry Straight
Greeley
Waly
M. B. A. Card Party at Peater Hall Aug 10
An M. B. A. card party will be held at Peater Hall on August 10. Four prizes will be awarded. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Peaternal Hall
Printers in Session at International Typographical Union Meet
The fifty sixth annual convention of the International Typographical Union opened in Minneapolis today and will continue for several days. San Francisco Salt Lake City and Houston are bidding for next year’s convention.
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Minneapolis
The
International Typographical Union
San Sanfrancisco
Salt Lake City
Houston
Young Child Injured in Fishing Trip Accident
While Mr and Mrs McKeown of Newcastle were on a fishing trip their young daughter Inemm fell and broke her right leg and sustained bruises. The incident occurred a few miles from Newcastle and involved the couple carrying their baby.
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Babe Radty Lajared
Newcastle
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
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York
Father Knickerbocker
New York City
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