Frontier Days Courtesy as Cheyenne Show of Hospitality
In urging Cheyenne to welcome Frontier Days visitors, the speaker stresses courtesy above all. Citizens should act as a welcoming reception committee, even at personal cost, to show Cheyenne as generous and gracious. Some may be undesirable, but courtesy should prevail to ensure guests carry a positive impression.
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Cheyenne
Desi
Stith
Wye
Emporium
Cook Brock
Ee York
Friday the 13th and its dubious influence on fate
A satirical piece mocks Friday the 13th with pseudo statistics and the State Leader’s bold claims that the date portends danger. It asserts dyed logic about matches, potassium cyanide, and reckless acts, ending with a humorous note on confinement and superstition.
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Wim
American sportmen brace for epic showdown bets begin
The piece notes long delay by rivals James J. Jetfries and Jack Johnson and predicts heated wagers ahead of a period defining their clash. It describes a broad crowd of American sports enthusiasts and remarks that substantial money will be gambled before the momentous contest.
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James J. Jetfries
Jack Johnson
Io Nagyeo
Frontier sighting in Cheyenne crowds this year
Cheyennese report frequent Frontier appearances in the crowd as the future cart of Rubala reaches five years old. A sadly precocious child, he will soon grow old enough to know that guelt things exist, a phrase suggesting looming difficult truths.
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Frontier
Lon
Female convict saves her bond under new bail law case
In Casper Wyoming Mrs Robinson, owner of a disorderly house, was convicted of theft and faced four years. She benefited from a new bail law during an appeal to the supreme court, with her $1500 bond forfeiture reversed and release under bail on the next term.
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Casper
Wyo
Roipspa
Divtrict
Tate
Supreme Pay
Parmalee
Buffalo
Carpenter
Joe Carpenter
Parmales
Robinson
Hicberty
Sceport
District Court
Supreme Court
Robingon
Wtale
Han
Local depot project planned with Chicago & Northwestern support
A proposed depot in Casper expected to cost about 60,000 dollars. Plans call for a building with specified dimensions and construction features. The Chicago and Northwestern Railway backs the project as the main contractor for the new facility.
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Caster Casper
Wye
Anet
Chicago & Northwestern
Hulding
Tee Storkes
Barttic
Guitare
To Pay Powell at Casper
A terse notice from Casper Wyoming dated August 12 announces payment to Powell. It names casings of accounts and the responsible party for disbursement.
Kemmerer Coal Co Faces Trouble With Ram's Park Drive
Kemmerer Coal Company struggles to float an 18 900 mine drive down Ram's Park to place a landing stage. The long drive, cut last winter in the forest, has been stranded but is now being worked again as crews seek to salvage the largest project on the land.
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Kemmerer
Wro
Kemmerer Coal Company
Ram's Park
Young ranchman arrested for horse stealing in Wyoming
Casper Wyoming August 23 1923 Daling Irwin a well known young ranch man is under arrest on a charge of horse stealing by Ed Fuller of Freeland who alleges Irwin appropriated four geldings Irwin will be a preliminary hearing tomorrow
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Casper
Daling Irwi
Ed Fuller
Freeland
Irwin
Young 4 of Guilty Casper Man Sentenced
Casper Wyoming August 3 Wayas Dougherty 70 was found guilty and sentenced to two to three years in prison. Finely McCloud appeared in court with Dougherty before district judge Carpenter after pleading guilty to charges in the case.
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Young
Casper
Wyo
Wayas Dougherty
Fudge Carpenter
District Court
Douglas to Have Fine Catholic Church
A proposed Catholic church at Bougies with a budget of 12008 dollars moves forward in the Douglas area project. The plan includes construction details and the involvement of local leaders and parishioners in preparing the site and securing funding.
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Douglas
Douglaa
Wye
Bougies
Airship sighting near Texas sparks speculation
Reports describe a large winged airship seen above the plains of Texas drifting low at times then vanishing before daylight. Observers say it appears immense and high, with four passengers seen during a dusky pass, fueling talk of an inventor testing a powerful airship.
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Houston
Itty
Plains of
Texas
Perthera
Thirty Dollars Offered For New Frontier Ideas
The Premier committee will pay ten and sixty eight dollars for the best three ideas accepted for new features this year. Suggestions should be written and mailed to F H Barrow, Secretary, Cheyenne Wye.
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Plyce
F. H. Barrow
Cheyenne
Wye
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