Favorites Repeat at Frontier Park Card
In Frontier park yesterday the favorites dominated with Oddon winning four events while second placings filled the rest. Balella led the first race at 1 to 4, Black Domino won the second, Minalto and Force each claimed a race, Dora Payne captured the fourth, and Marcus Aurelius won the fifth with Sabada close behind. Chess led the late picks with St. Joe and Rebo taking minor spots as the day saw strong favorite outcomes and close finishes.
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Too Many Young Men Too Many Young Men
The Citizens National bank invites the business of young men and promises them its cordial cooperation. Bankers note that small deposits from youth can grow into large balances as saving becomes a habit.
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Baseball score roundup and weather note from era games
A fragmented listing references multiple baseball matchups including Denver Lincoln St Joseph Des Moines Wichita and a Boston Chicago postponement due to wet grounds. It notes battery pairings Willis Bresnahan Ewing Dyin and several New York Cincinnati and Philadelphia game details with partial lineups and pitcher names.
Batteries and Teams Rally in District Games
In a series of matches, Batteries pairing teams led by Johnson, Smith, and Walker faced rivals from Washington and Cleveisge. Notable lineups included Mullin, Schmidt, Kililfer, Crieger, and Ainsmith as the action hit two primary games with decisive plays and defensive holds shaping the outcomes.
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Denver Wins 1913 Knights Templar Conclave
Chicago August 11 The selection of Denver as the 1913 conclave site and the election of officers led by William B Melding of Cincinnati as grand master marked near completion of the thirty first territorial conclave of Knights Templar.
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Wife of Former Wyoming Governor Visits Des Moines
Frances E. Hale of Des Moines visits at the home of Mr and Mrs D B Swan in Cheyenne area. She is remembered as the wife of William A Hale who served as Wyoming governor from 1882 to 1887.
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Wyoming
Stock Growers Bank souvenirs offered to patrons
Friends and patrons of the Stock Growers National Bank are receiving nickel edged paper knives bearing the bank’s name produced by Shermas Co Moldings at Shermas Co.
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Democratic Call for Cheyenne Delegates in 1910 Convention
The notice calls Democrats in Laramie County to meet August 25 1910 at Cheyenne court house to nominate 25 delegates for the state convention in Sheridan on September 20 1910 and to elect county and state officers including sheriff county clerk treasurer assessor and judges. Primary elections in Cheyenne are August 22 1910 from 8 to 9 pm and in other precincts August 20 1910 from 2 to 6 pm.
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