Silver service honors Indian heroine Sacajawea on Wyoming battleship
The Wyoming legislature allocated 7,500 dollars for a grand silver service to decorate the battleship Wyoming. Designed by Buechner Jewelry, the piece features Sacajawea and a papoose, with sixty one plates highlighting state symbols including wheat, elk, state seal, and capitol. A public viewing invitation accompanies details of the impressive gift.
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Ae Barnes
Eaid
Great American
Theramber
Wyoming
Carey
Sacajowra
United States
Buechner Jewelry Company
Ceme
Rock slide blocks Pinedale to Jackson Hole road
Rock slides again close the county road between Pinedale and Jackson Hole, likely impassable for the season. A previous slide redirected traffic by leaving a new route, but further slides threaten long term viability of the rebuilt road.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Jackson Hole
Parade Officials Name Route and Time for Frontier Day
Colonel Dyer issues orders for a parade at Port Kruseeal Cheyeonea on August 17 with Eleventh Infantry Front and Hatery D Fourth Field Artillery Atohulinen Woody Company C Signal Corps Ninth Cavalry forming a marching column. The 11th Infantry departs parade ground at 9 00 Am marching via Handall Boulevard Twenty ninth Street and House Street to Twenty fifth Street. Other units join along the route. An ambulance follows. The parade starts at 10 00 Am from twenty fifth and Howestresta traveling south on House to Seventeenth Street Central Avenue and back via Capitol Eddy Randall Boulevard to the reviewing stand in front of the Industrial club. Changes to officers and duties accompany the march with several promotions and detachments announced.
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Dyer Hae
Port Kruseeal
Cheyeonea
Fourth Field Artillery
Atohulinen
Signal Corps
Ninth Cavalry
Handall Boulevard
Twenty-sinth’ Street
Twenty-nifth Street
Howse
House
Twenty-fifth Street
Ccolumn
Howestresta
House Street
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Seventeenth
Eddy Stat
Eddy Street
Randall Boulevard
Industrial Club
Seventeenth Streat
Howe and
25Th Streets
World of Sport Manager rates Daubert over Chase at first base
Pooln of the Phillies claims Daubert from Brooklyn is a better first baseman than Hal Chase, citing hitting power and speed. The piece notes Chase stole 40 bases to Daubert’s 23, with Chase hitting .290 to Daubert .204, while praising Daubert as a fine first baseman overall.
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Daubert
Chase
Pooln
Phillies
Brooklyn
Hal Chase
Dooln
Varnishes Sold By The Sherman Company Ad
The State Leader urges readers to try the Want Ad medium of Woroe'ng for varnish sales and related listings.
Baseball Scores From National and Western Leagues
Results yesterday show Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Washington losses with batsmen credited to Yingling Miller Perdue Kling and others. St. Joseph, Omaha, Sioux City and Topeka post wins while Indianapolis and Kansas City suffer rain delays. Cody report recalls George Steppe bitten by rattlesnake. he treated promptly and survived with minor effects.
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Cody, Wyo
George Steppe
Wife Dead in Bed on Return Found Dead in Home
Casper report states Peter Fisher found his wife May Fisher dead in bed upon returning from oil fields. Coroner and jury concluded death due to excessive alcohol. A bottle once containing carbolic acid and a postmortem exam found no poison.
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Casper
Wyo
Peter Fisher
May Fisher
Foshay
Auer
Girl Drowns In Water Barrel Accident
In Superior Wyoming on August 13 little Fannie Vehar the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Vehar drowned after a water barrel used for emergency supply was left uncovered by her mother who briefly left the room. The child slipped away and fell onto the barrel head while playing.
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Superior, Wyo
Fannie Vehar
Anton Vehar
Score Bored A Tragedy of the National Game
A sharp, violent complaint about the irritating rival who interrupts play asking for the score. The narrator fantasizes harm while recalling a baseball moment of a comeback when the home team ties the game amid cheering chaos. A neighbor comments on the scene as a dramatic crowd note unfolds.
Bid Notice for School Building Construction 1912
The undersigned will receive sealed bids until 6 p m on Monday August 19 1912 for furnishing all labor and material for the complete construction according to plans and specifications on file in the office of the Superintendent of Schools of a school building to be constructed upon the East Half of Section 4 Ty 12 N Re 65 W. John D Clark Clerk School District No 1.
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Brave Indian Girl Inspiration
Silver Service
Laddie
The
Sherman Co
Stevenson
Charles Castle
Eleventh Infantry
D. de Tormpkina
General Court-Martinal
James H. van Horn
Fort Leavenworth
Thomas J. Fink
Quartermaster's Department
Issac Shulman
Frontier
Cheyenne
Bon’s
Carey Ave
the World of Sport
C. H. Hyer
John B. Stetson
L. System
Adler-Rochester
McMillan & Shepherd
W. 17Th ST
National League
R. H. E. Brooklynna
Yingling
Miller
Robinson
Gibson
Peat
Perdue
Taylor
Kling
Heulbach
Cotter
Philadelphia
Congres
Ant
Schultz
Killifer
Deoin
Humphries
Suggs
McLean
Washington
Casieness
Ohio
Eorleine
Hughes
Cashion
Engle
Williams
Peters
White
Waleh
Schalk
Kuhn
Fisher, Warhop and
Sweeney
Lake and Stanage
Western League
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
Des Moines
Wichita
Sioux City
Topeka
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louléville
St. Paul
Ya'am
Trimmp
Ae Barmiesa
Pardner
Dailber
Sherman Company
A. Gusterer
Young’s Cafe
Olgah. Berger
Capitol Ave
Curios
A. T. Hale
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