Stock Feeding Rising in State Forests in Wyoming
The forest service annual grazing report for the year ending June 90 shows Wyoming ranges fed 6720 cattle, 2988 horses, and 544 974 sheep with small cattle increases, horse declines, and sheep gains. National forests under Denver office jurisdiction grazed 18402 horses, 101120 cattle, 979 goats. cattle rise and sheep rise offset horse drop. Grazing permits increased with more cattle and sheep permittees than last year.
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Forest Service
Wyoming
Forest
National Forest
Denver
Goss Cattle
Becker Hotel Restaurateur Jack Wade Critically Ill in Denver
Jack Wade proprietor of the Becker hotel restaurant was reported critically ill at St Luke's hospital in Denver. He had left Cheyenne for a business trip to Denver when the illness occurred and the city noted the seriousness of his condition.
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Jack Wade
Becker Hotel
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Cheyenne
Chief Embery Enters Ten Day Vacation Trip
Police Chief C F Embery begins a ten day vacation after the Fronter season. Officer Nolan will act as chief in his absence. Embery, his daughter Mina Margaret Embery, and Mr and Mrs Frank Rabou travel to Denver by Rabou’s car, with a Colorado Springs excursion planned later in the week.
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C. F. Embery
Nolan
Mia. Embery
Mina Margaret Emberg
Frank Rabou
Denver
Rabou
Colorado Springs
Woman Relents In Frontier Show Case After Husbands Arrest
William Christian was arrested on a wife beating charge just before the Frontier day celebration. From the county jail, he was released after his wife declined to prosecute. She said the punishment of having to miss the Frontier show was enough and would not appear against him.
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William Christian
Strong Denver Team to Play Here Next Sunday
The town welcomes the Denver Statis end Dean team, coming Sunday to face the town boys. They boast an 18 and 5 season record and have defeated the Cabanelas, with Ed Gerrang of Chey leading the lineup.
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No Indians
Statis End Dean
Denver
Town Boys
Cabanelas
Ed Gerrang
Chey
Soldier sought civil clothes amid deserter clues
A man named Diller allegedly obtained civilian clothes and discarded his uniform at Crow Creek before fleeing. The case notes his prior good record at the University of Wyoming and Army camp, challenging a desertion claim. The Cheyenne State Leader advertises low-cost point sets and letter matrices from its business manager.
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Diller
Crow Creek
Hhs
Dilley
Chicago
University of Wyoming
Hie
Fraud charge filed in Wyoming land case against Okie and partners
The United States accuses John B. Okie Clarice Okie John S. Dey and the First National Bank of Cheyenne in a record 12 000 acre land seizure across Hot Springs Washakie Natrona and Fremont counties The suit seeks 54607 86 in rent and alleges entry men misused homestead laws and timber and stone entries for grazing The 146 page complaint awaits trial as witnesses and a court master travel nationwide to Gather testimony
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Alto
United States Court
Wyoming
Big Horn Sheep Co
John B. Ok
Clarice Okie
John S. Dey
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
Hot Springs
Washakie
Natrona
Freemont
Okie
Okle
Hie Associates
Field Division
Department of the Interior
A. Baker
United States
Rigdon
Howell
United Blatea
Report Stray Cars the Sheriff Urges
Sheriff Gleason continues a thorough search for Howard Young of Egbert Wyoming whose car was stolen from Frontier park. He believes joy riders abandoned the vehicle and urges anyone finding an abandoned car to report it to the sheriff to aid the investigation.
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Sheriff Gleason
Frontier
Howard Young
Egbert
Wyo
Frontier Park
Sheriff's
Gleason
Threatened With Tuberculosis Diet and Rest Advised
The notice urges proper diet, living conditions, rest, and fresh air to combat tuberculosis. It promotes Eckman's Alterative as a supportive, non habit-forming treatment, claiming it aids many cases without opiates. From your druggist, Kokoro sheen tery, Paindelobis.
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Eckman
Kokoro Sheen Tery
Cheyenne Mill Elects Board at Annual Meeting
The Cheyenne Milling company held its annual stockholders meeting to elect a directors for the year. Of 715 outstanding shares, all but twelve were represented in person or by proxy. Manager D F Chandler reported excellent company condition and the new board will reconvene August 10 to elect officers. FE 8 Johnston was named to succeed Fred Hofman. other directors are F A Roedel A D Kelley George Hoyt Stephen Bon D F Chandler and J R Carpenter.
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Cheyenne Milling Company
J. Ross Carpenter
F. Chandler
Johnston
Fred Hofman
F. A. Roedel
A. D. Kelley
George Hoyt
Stephen Bon
D. F. Chandler
J. R. Carpenter
Son Becomes Best Man as Father Weds in Denver
J William Foley Sr of Denver wed Mrs Corday M Welles yesterday afternoon via Justice Frank Housman. Their son J William Foley Jr traveled from Denver to attest the marriage license at the county clerk's office.
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J. William Foley, Sr
Denver
Frank Housman
Corday M. Welles
J. William Foley, Jr
Hughes Opens Fire Again on President
The article reports Hughes criticizing the administration’s foreign policy with the claim that American talk is cheap. He advocates a new birth of American purpose and courage and is met with five minutes of cheers before he continues speaking.
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Hughes
President
Congress
Grand circuit races postponed by heavy downpour in Pittsburg
The grand circuit races at Pittsburg paused due to a heavy downpour that ruined the track for today. Officials expect to run the first day’s program tomorrow once conditions improve.
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Pittsburg
Cooler Weather Across Midwest and Chicago Inflows
Cooler air spread across the central states with a brisk lake breeze in Chicago. Temperature reached about 77 degrees at noon, with warmer weather expected west of the Mississippi tomorrow per the weather bureau.
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Chicago
Central States
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Weathers Bureau
Cole Motor Co Introduces All Year Round Eight Cylinder Car
The Cole Motor Car Company announces a new all year round eight cylinder model lineup built on the Cole Springfield body. Prices range from 2195 for the Cole Springfield tour sedan to 2405 for the Cole town car with a war coupe at 2095 and other variants amid a push for durable, weather resistant motoring.
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Cole Motor Car Company
Iudianapolis
Cole-Springfield
Cole Eight Body Change Adds Open or Closed Touring Style
The Cole-Springfield body offers an open touring option with removable side and rear windows that swap in minutes to close the car. The roof stays fixed while the body remains part of the car, delivering luxury design, automatic interior lighting, and a graceful blue with black and gray interior feel.
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Aldo Curte
Cole-Springfield
Rolief
Finiehold
Weather Man Explains Weather Forecasting On UP Safety First Train
Union Pacific hosts a Safety First train event with a full set of government weather instruments. A forecaster aboard explains calculations and instruments, offering demonstrations and live forecasts for the local area. duizenden attendees gain knowledge and can view sanitation services at no cost.
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U. P
Union Pacific
Ike
Weather Bureau
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