Briefs and Personals From Oregon-Tt City
Oregon-Tt Briefs from Portland report Lincoln-W. R. Gaylord of Lincoln Nebraska visiting. Casper arrivals Fred Hammond and wife. Rock Springs R V Wellington on business. A Vander Novlan left west on No 1. Miss Elsie Burn duighter and Miss Monte Yoder visited. Delco exhibit room opened at Plains hotel inviting public. Harry Freed returned from New York with stock. Dee Bradrot visiting Cheyenne with A M Conners and Theodore Worts. A H Kitt from Denver in Cheyenne on business. N O Carroll of Hevens Malted Milk in town. Hon L Campbell of Winnemucca visiting. Sam Stephens in Cheyenne with nine cars for Judge Bros distribution. R S Tusan from Denver with family. L C Dunpingham from Pueblo visiting. I J Peterson of Pueblo also visiting. A A Gilliam of Thermopolis in Cheyenne. D W Finn of Wheatland visiting. L D Shire, longtime extractor seller, arrived in Cheyenne last night.
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Pueblo
L. C. Dunpingham
I. J. Peterson
Cheyenne
The
Plains
County Commissioner Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination
A 1916 campaign notice announces a 4 year term bid for county commissioner in Larsille County. The candidate asks veterans and voters to support the Republican nomination in the upcoming primaries on August 22.
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Larsille
Mrs Knight Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Jennie Allison Knight aged 53 died after more than five months of illness. She was wife of George P Knoight, a Cheyenne pioneer merchant. Funeral services will be Monday at 10 at the Presbyterian church. She leaves a daughter Mable Knight and her husband.
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Jennie Allison Knight
Twenty-first Street
George P. Knoight
Cheyenne
Presbyterian Church
Knight
Mable Knight
Rosevelt Yi Yips at Charley Irwin Show
The article describes a rodeo scene where Rosevelt Yi heckles Charley Irwin during a show, a bull riding game escalates into a fistfight between Ed Lindsey and others, and the Colonel mediates to urge peace. The finale shows a group photo with Prairie Lily Allen and remarks on dangers of riding buckets. Departure for dinner follows the event.
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cCharley Irwin
Ed Lindsey
Oklahoma
Gate
Bill Thompson
Amu Apoka
Pute Hig Arma
Folt
Charley
Huysinesa
Bil
Phil Thompson
Prairie Lily Allen
Hoogevelt
the Shelbourne
Recruits Sent to State Guard Amid food fund boost
Adjutant General Andersen announced a $346 check from the citizens of sai county to the mesa fund of Company H to avert hunger as rations for the month were exhausted. The State Leader fund for Company G, $590.59, was turned over to the company treasury amid gratitude from Captain Meyers and the unit.
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Andersen
Sai County
Mesa
Company H
Major Andersen
Company
State Leader
Capt. Meyers
Chaney Signs for Bout With Champ Kilbane
Baltimore report says L. Bletzer, manager of George Chaney, signed articles for a Kilbane championship bout set for September 4 at Cedar Point Ohio. A $1000 forfeit was sent with the contract to promoter Matt Hinkel in Cleveland. The agreement clarifies five ounce gloves and weight limits, with prefight scale steps thirty minutes before the fight.
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Baltimore
L. Bletzer
George Kieney
Cagney-Kilbane
Cedar Point
Matt Jo Hinkel
Cleveland
Dletzer
Brinker Races to Summit in Penron Cup Event
A scrambled OCR item lists racers and groups including Romano, Lent, Cadillac, Ubalmere and Morgue, with a Penron Cup prize of 2000 for first and 1000 for second. The fragment references Group Two and multiple surnames, implying a competitive ascent or endurance event at a peak summit.
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Brinker
Romano
Lent
Cadillac
Herioker
Ubalmere
Stents
Wudeow
Mulford
Grant
Jones
Maxwell
Worthington
Studebaker
Morgue
Thief
Treacemeury
Hasvane
Paakfinder
Houghsom
Mercer
Perrick
Saxon
Wetmore
Keup
Wlage
Oldfield
Hudens
Patterson
Chalmers
Junk
Ford
Ford, reeEnee Uree—<ndane, Morogeus , Righ Whee
A. Moury
Aagere
Come Out of the Kitchen it's the colored season
Banish kitchen worry and work and forget cooks and servants. Summer problem solved with Shredded Wheat Biscuit the ready cooked whole wheat food that restores digestive organs and provides needed nourishment for a half day of work. Made at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Slavs Take Stanislau in Big Drive
Paris reports Allied forces launch a northern offensive near Salonika with gains including Height 227 south of Poiran while Doiran becomes a pivotal Balkan engagement. Berlin notes troop movements as Austro German forces shift and commanders reassess fronts.
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Stanislau
Paris
Salonika
Poiran
Doiran
Balkan
Athens
Balkan Line
Serbia
Berlin
von Mackennen
Palmer Hanged at Penitentiary
William P. Palmer, accused slaver and husband, was hanged at the State penitentiary in Mantine after a jealous rage that fatally wounded his wife in January 1915. Trial in Casper revealed threats against her, with the night of the crime marked by a kitchen confrontation and a fatal beheading scene. A companion restrained Palmer from self harm after a throat wound.
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William P. Palmer
Defenee
State Penitentiary
Mantine Atery
Palmer
Casper
Palmers
Dijshew
An Orator's Waterloo in the Wisconsin House
A Wisconsin rural district congressman sought distinction by oratory and addressed the House after a motion on enforcing a statute. He asked if there are laws and if they are observed, then sat in silence as the moment paid him heed. Jim Mann of Illinois quickly challenged the speech with a pointed retort about the speaker's purpose.
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Congress
Wisconsin
Speaker
Jim, Mann
Illinoia
Acentleman
Bridge Opens Across Big Horm River At Buffalo Creek
An opening note reports the bridge across the Big Horm river at the mouth of Buffalo creek is now open to traffic. The record mentions other local business ads and notices from Cahill & Holliday and the Sherman Co of MerA near Casper seeking work and investment opportunities.
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Big Horm River
Buffalo Creek
Sheridan School Board Names Lincoln Professor as Principal
At a Sheridan school board meeting last Wednesday evening Prof. J. J. Marshall of Lincoln Nebraska was elected principal of Sheridan high school and had accepted the position. The region's drought and county conditions were noted as affecting local ranchers.
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Sheridan School Board
J. J. Marshall
Lincoln
Nebrt
Sheridan High School
Sheridan notices mix political and local events in July
A collection of community items lists a voter turnout reminder under primary laws, a Swisher Optical Service address, Home Economics demonstrations by Mrs Henrietta Kolshorn at Sheridan venues, a Carnegie library circulation note, Soldier Creek box supper, Uinta county get together day, a state farm meeting near Lyman with speeches and a stock exhibit, bids for a new pew school house at Lyman, and plans for a modern creamery at Guernsey.
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Uinta County
State Farm
Lymen
Proposals for Livestock Sealed by Indian Affairs Office
Proposals marked Proposals for Jams for the Indian Service will be received until 2 pm on August 28, 1918, for furnishing and delivering 100 rams to Leupp Agency Arizona 190 rams to Mescalero New Mexico 60 rams to Moqui Agency Arizona 1250 rams to Navajo Fort Defiance Arizona and 250 rams to San Juan Agency Shiprock New Mexico. Bidders must follow specifications available from the Indian Office Washington DC and regional warehouses Chicago St Louis San Francisco.
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Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Indian Service
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
Leupp
Arizona
Chicago
San Francisco
Calif
St. Lewis
Leap
Meoscalerno
Vientalero
New Vexien
Agen Keane Canon
Arizena
Narsajo Vweney
Mort Defiance Arena
Nil Sun Juath Agency
tThirteen
New
Cato Bras
Notice to Citizens on Garbage Nuisance After Frontier Days
Health authorities urge immediate action to reduce garbage and flies after Frontier Days. Citizens are asked to cover garbage cans, avoid uncovered waste, haul manure every two days, spray stable floors, and swat flies. City Health Officer O K Snyder signs the notice.
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O. K. Snyder
M.D
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Wasserman’s
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Ste
Oregon
Chambers of
Portland
Ore
Prom
W. R. Gaylord
Lincoln, Neb
Isa Erest
Fred Hammond
City
Kick Springs
R. V. Wellington
Rock Springs
Choouse
Q. A. Vander Novlan
Vroom Moeridan
Elsie Burn Duighter
J. G. Bunn
Mi Mionte Yoder
Jess Yoder
Meriden
Opeis
P. &. Glafcke
Delco
Plaing Hotel
Koinems New Y York
Harry Freed
Famous
New York
Dee Bradstreet
Dee Bradrot
Bradstreet and Clemer‘s
Omaha
A. M. Conners
Theodore Worts
Denver
A. H. Kitt
O N. Carroll
Heven's Malted Milk Company
Nebraska
Hon. L. Campell
Winnemutoa, Neb
Dodge
Sam Sephens
Judge Bros
Denaver
Tusam
A. A. Gilliam
Thermopolis
Wheatland
D. W. Finn
Shire
L. D. Shire
Union Pacific
Horlick
Herlick’s
Racine
Wis
Politigal Advertisement
John B. Sloan
Ti-Pd
Rosevelt
Charley Wirwin
Rawlins
State Guard
Chaney
Kilbane
Rubbi and
San Martino del Corso
Goritz
Sgadrielle-St. Smared
Brandegee Kincaid & Co
Malaga
STH
PRE
Pres Ranch
Vrrenvion
Hammond
Swift
Wyoming
Hamilton Brown
O'Connell
Everybody's Magazine
Apital Coal Company Oal
Cahill & Holliday
Propriteors
R. Mwccafferty
Superior
Standard Exploration Co
Glenrock Petroleum Co
Loat Soldier Springs
Sherman Co
Meora
May Taverna
Piper Mintehngt
Primerg Exchante
Denver, Cola
Olas Mons
Edith Storey
Akantonio Moreno
Peaters
Mat
Ewe
Pipor Fintehiog
Sherman Cotf
Mark Chapman
Carey Ave
Henrietta Kolshorn
University of Wyoming
Sheridan
Swisher's Optical Service
W. 17Th St
Ben F. Swisher
West
Atted
Carnegiebrary
Soldier Creek
Pew
Lyman
Guernsey
the Lyric
H. N. Boyd Company Wholesale
Plains Hotel
Central Ave
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus
Mother Superion
J. M. CA
Ssidy Pracror Office Pivtere Sree
S. W. ST. Clair
Theoe Harveys
Atten Lami
Carey
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Lucutente and Meal
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