Final Summer Dress Sale Slashes Prices at Bankrupt Prices
Dresses in the east window include a white ratine piece trimmed in Bulgarian ratine once 12.50 now low. Two white lawn dresses were 3.76 and 6.75 now 1.49 and 2.80 respectively. Moncaline dresses in white lavender and black stripe drop from 18.50 to 7.50. One lavender dress with black pinstripes and mba collar was 15.00. Additional reduced items in the salt department not advertised.
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Sonne Ld
Educational value chief feature Wyoming State Fair gains
The Wyoming State Fair shows marked improvements with better facilities, a new fountain, re modeled pavilions and liberal premiums to attract top exhibits. County displays rise in quality, livestock entries expand world wide, and universities showcase dairy cattle and other breeds.
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Wyoming
Fair Commission
University of Wyoming
Wyoming State Fair Highlights Enlightening Exhibits and Events
The Wyoming State Fair showcases strong university exhibits in agriculture and mineral halls. Lectures on farming and soil science draw large crowds, while a permanent mineral display aims to boost mining industry growth. Amusements include western racing events, chariot races, aeroplane flights by Roy Francis, bands, and evening dances. The Twelfth Cavalry from Fort Robinson will demonstrate maneuvers, adding to the program.
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State University
Wyoming
Roy Francis
Francis
Our Fair
Cosduet
Secretary of War
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Thirty Thousand Dollars in Prize Money at Shoot
The article outlines a Camp Perry event with a total prize pool near thirty thousand dollars. Congress and Ohio funds support festivities for foreign visitors as American riflemen prepare for team and individual matches across rifle and pistol disciplines. The United States aims to field four teams for international union events and a pistol squad led by Captain Richard H. Sayre. A preliminary tryout at Camp Perry will select ten men for the new free rifle match.
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Camp Perry
Congress
Cotes
Ohio
France
United States
International Union
Pan- American Union
Richard H. Sayre
New York National Guard
Glendie A. Young
The
Mistriet of Columbia
Switzerland
Niagara Falls
N. J
Washington
Wyoming and Cheyenne Land Values Rise in Spring Sales
The state and Cheyenne areas see rising land values as several farms change hands. One spring sale at 85 dollars per acre, two transfers around 30 dollars, and a quarter sold at 425 dollars per acre on May 14th, with overall activity described as brisk.
Burlington's Agricultural Exhibit Promises Wyoming Growth
A 1916 sale noted lands at 15 per acre and resold in 1911 at 20. The Burlington promotes Wyoming as rich in agricultural and mineral resources with a strong return on capital. Visit Burlington's Agricultural Exhibit in Chicago at 547 W Jackson Blvd to see farm products and learn about Homeseekers and Information Bureau services run by D Clem in Omaha.
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Wyoming
Burlington
Chicago
W. Jackson Boulevard
Union
Homeseekers and Information Bureau
D. Clem
Deaver
Farnum &I
Omaha
Neb
Burlington’s
Railroad
Jenkins seeks commutation of death sentence
Warren Jenkins appeals the district court murder conviction of Jessie Root Jenkins from April 1913. The case hinges on circumstantial evidence and doubts about his whereabouts. the pardon board will decide if there is sufficient reason to commute the death sentence.
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Warren
Jenkins
Jessie Root-Jenking
Pardons Board
Seven Drowned in Long Pond Disaster Near East Freetown
A motorboat accident on Long Pond near East Freetown cost seven lives, six women and four men, with three others rescued. The mishap occurred tonight as paper hangers from The Sherman Company were aboard, according to local reports.
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East Freetown
Long Pond
Knights Templar Special Leave From Cheyenne
The Knights Templar special for Wyoming with their ladies will depart Cheyenne via the Union Pacific on Monday afternoon at 1 00.
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Knights Templar
Wyoming
Cheyenny
Union Pacific
Auto party robbed near Evanston on way to Milwaukee
In Chicago on August 9 a car party from Evanston was halted by two masked robbers with revolvers. They forced A R Beygnett Frank F Healey Mrs Bennett two children and a nurse from the vehicle and sped toward Milwaukee after a red road lantern signaled the stop.
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Chicago
Evanston
Milwaukee
A. R. Beygnett
Frank F. Healey
Bennett
New Hudson Car Ad Promotes Front Gas Tank Design
An early double-page advertisement touts the Hudson Six sold in Cheyenne to W. E. Dinneen. Highlights include a front gasoline tank, a larger front end, and a spare tire mounted on the fore door area. The piece notes several Hudsons exist in Cheyenne but the town has yet to see one.
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Saupe Day Evening Post
Cheyenne
BE. Dinneen
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