Gole Tournament Set for Labor Day
The Cheyenne country club hosts its annual championship golf tournament on Labor Day with both gentlemen and ladies eligible. Handicaps ensure equal chances for new members, and prizes include a lay ing cup for the best lady player, a silver cup for the best man, plus traveling bags, golf bags, clubs and balls. Refreshments offered. the club grounds look at their prettiest this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Country Club
Charles Carey
Carey
Country Club
Kansas industrial court act faces test in Supreme Court
Judge McCamish rules the title may be technically defective yet holds the court’s function remains intact. Officials vow to appeal to the state supreme court while arguing the law will withstand the high court's scrutiny. Fred Jackson and others deem the issue a technicality and expect the law to stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera
Kan
W. H. McCamish
Kansas Industrial Relations Court Act
W. L. Hugg
R. J. Hopkins
Wyandotte
Supreme Court
High Court
Alexander Howat
Kansas Miners Union
Crawford County District Court
State Commission
Howat
McCamish
Fred §. Jackson
Industrial Court
Union Pacific officers arrive in Laramie for fishing trip
H. M. Adams vice president in charge of traffic of the Union Pacific and his wife are visiting Laramie for a few days fishing in the local streams. Also in town is Mrs. Mary Harriman widow of fd. H. Harriman and former Union Pacific president, en route to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramin
Wyo
H. M. Adams
Union Pacific
Omaha
Scundlett
Washington, D. C
Mary Harriman
H. Harriman
Pacific Coast
Rockefeller
Labor conciliator to settle Denver street railway strike
G. Y. Harry of Portland Oregon was ordered by the department of labor to go to Denver to help settle the citys street railway dispute. The move follows a request from W B Fitzgerald vice president of the Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes.
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Washington
G. Y. Harry
Portland
Ore
Department of Labor
Denver
W. B. Fitzgerald
Association of
Street and Electric Railway
Minister Attends Wyoming Baptist Assembly
Rev. Bruce Jackson returned from the Wyoming Baptist assembly at Hyattville Wy e where he led athletics and entertainment during a ten day session. About 100 Baptist workers attended from across Wyoming. This was the second annual assembly and a permanent site will be chosen later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Jackson
Wyoming Baptist Assembly
Hyattville Wye
Germans Turn Away From Luxuries Amid Food Shortage
Berlin reports a new movement the league for the regeneration of Germany urges plain living high thinking and restraint on imports and luxuries while the poor seek oatmeal condensed milk and cheaper foods. Promoters include Count Roedorn Walter Rathenau and several professors and welfare workers with claimed official endorsement.
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Berlin
Germany
League For the Regeneration of
Hmfe
Count Roedorn
Walter Rathenau
Cheyenne Engineers Dine At Monthly Meeting
The Cheyenne Engineers' club held its regular monthly meeting at 12 30 Saturday at the Plains hotel. The topic addressed was street pavements with a focus on future Cheyenne needs. Invitations designed by Robert C Duthie and Mark Kelly featured hick looking engineers and a heavy laden table of good things.
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Cheyenne Engineers’ Club
Plains Hotel
Cheyenne
Robert C. Duthie
Mark Kelly
Sage Chicken Open Season Begins Today
The sage chicken season opens today as two weeks of hunting begin for Wyoming sportsmen. Cheyenne hunters plan trips away from the city to pursue the premier western game birds, hoping for luck before the season closes on September 1 with August 21 the last legal shooting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
U P Team May Put New Man on Mound
The Wks and Union Pacific Shop team play at Pioneer park this afternoon. Carter the Elf pitcher is out of town but expected back today. If he does not arrive Gable a new arrival from Pennsylvania will take his place on the mound.
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Wks
Union Pacific Shop
Pioneer Park
Carter
Gable
Pennsylvania
Market Quotations From Stock and Grain Reports
Daily market recap lists quotes for stocks bonds grains and produce with entries for live stock and wool. The column notes prices ranges gains and declines across multiple sectors and exchanges.
Regional Livestock Prices Edge Higher This Week
Local oils quoted at 7.75 to 8.50. The cow market slow at week’s end while hogs held steady with Friday’s sales near 16.00 and most decent hogs 14.75 to 16.26. Pigs bring 12.50 to 12.60, fat pigs scarce at 12.60 to 12.76. Four loads of fair lambs traded as feeders. Ewes 6.00 to 6.26. feeding lambs in fair demand. weekly activity included 10 to 10.50 for fair to good feeders.
Cattle Market Quiet With Drops In Denver Trade
Denver August 14 The cattle market was quiet with light supply and demand. Good beef steers are down 50 to 75 cents from a week ago, with other grades 75 cents to $1.50 lower. Good to steer prices range from $10.50 to $12.00, fair steers $9.00 to $10.00, and pretty fair cows selling $6.50 to $7.50. choice cows with good finish also noted.
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Denver
Grain prices and staples listed for Chicago market
Chicago Aug 14 Wheat No 2 red 2.56 Corn No 2 mixed 1.60 Oats No 2 white 0.74 0.76 Rye No 2 2.04 Barley 1.17 Timothy seed 8.00 Clover seed 25.00 85.00 Pork nominal Lard 18.83 Ribs 15.00 16.00.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Grain Prices Report Short Edition
Minneapolis notes flour unchanged with bran priced at 42.00, corn 1.53 to 1.56, oats 62 percent 6944c, barley 856 cents to 1.06, rye No 2 around 1.93, and flax No 1 about 3.36 to 3.38. Market items list commodity values as of Aug 14 with regional price ranges and no further context.
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Minneapolis
Grand Jury to Probe Strike Disorders
Denver August 14 A grand jury to probe disorders linked to the tramway trainmen strike was authorized by Judge Morley. The panel will likely be drawn Monday next with 125 witnesses to appear, per district attorney William E. Foley.
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Denver
Morley
District Court
William EH. Foley
Foley
Harding to Speak Outside Address in Chicago
Senator Warren G. Harding the Republican presidential nominee will deliver an outdoor speech in Chicago on August 14 as part of his campaign swing. He will outline campaign themes and rally supporters at a public event.
Republican National Speaker Bureau Chief Backs Senator
At the Minnesota State Fair in Ramsey County on September, Senator Harry 8 New announced his support. Chairman of the Republican National Speaker's Bureau spoke today accompanying the announcement.
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Ramsey County
Harry 8. New
County Candidates Visit In Cheyenne
Osmer Smith of Pine Bluffs and F. O. Osborn of Hillsdale, Republicans seeking state representatives, visited Cheyenne and gained support. Cheyenne Republicans favor broader district representation and avoid loading the ticket with Cheyenne men. Both candidates are described as young men of character and ability and are expected to be remembered by voters next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmer Smith
Pine Bluffs
F. O. Osborn
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
Messrs. Smith
Osborn
Man Arrested On Larceny Charge
Paul Burtka laborer is held by police on a larceny charge in connection with the alleged theft of 24 dollars at a highway grading camp east of town. Police say Burtka robbed a benefactor who shared his bed with him. Other property is missing from the camp and he may be implicated. Investigation is under way.
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Paul Burtka
Burtka
Banner Corn Crops on County Farms
H B Henderson reports splendid crops after a trip through the farm district. Fryer's place near Burns yielded 34 bushels of rye per acre and some wheat reached 40 bushels. Horace Reymore's farm near Horse Creek produced corn stalks over eight feet. If frost stays away, Laramie County may see a banner corn crop.
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H. B. Henderson
Fryer
Burns
Flo
Horace Reymore
Horse Creek
Laramie
State Board Tours Wyoming Institutions Inspecting Facilities
Governor R. D. Carey leads the state board of charities and reform on a tour of Wyoming institutions from August 8 visiting the landers detective school Thermopolis reserves Worland industrial school Casper Sheridan Rock Springs hospitals the Buffalo soldiers and sailors home the insane asylum Hyanst on and the Rawlins penitentiary. The board includes Mrs. Katherine Morton state superintendent A D Hoskins state treasurer I C Jefferis state auditor and W E Chaplin secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Carey
State Board of Charities and Reform
School For
Landers
Thermopolis
Worland
Casper
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Buffalo
Insane Asylum
Hyanston
Rawlins
Katherine Morton
A. D. Hoskins
I. C. Jefferis
W. E. Chaplin
Governor Attends Casper Church Dedication Sunday
The governor plans to attend the dedication of the new Roman Catholic church in Casper on Sunday, August 16, before returning to his Cheyenne office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Casper
Hindus Seek Open Air Cremation After City Ban
In Vancouver B C on August fourteen Hindus petitioned the civic health committee against a city council decision prohibiting further open air cremations in Mountain View cemetery. The Khalsa Diwan society argues the ban obstructs essential Hindu funeral rites and objects to using the crematorium as proposed by aldermen.
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Vancouver
B. G
Mountain View
Civic Health Committee
Khalsa Diwan Society
Englishman Hires One-Armed Workers for Carriage Factory
W H Dunkley of London visits Winnipeg to inspect land and social conditions in Canada. Since the armistice he employs only one armed men, now running a 300-strong workforce who prove capable of near two-handed work and gain renewed life purpose. Dunkley surveys potential migration of London’s poor to Canadian farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
England
W. H. Dunkley
London
Canada
Oil Prospect At Horse Creek Delayed By Casing Shortage
James Morrison an early locator says the Horse Creek oil structure well is down 2200 feet and halted due to casing. Geologists expect oil sand at 2700 to 3000 feet and drilling will resume as soon as casing is secured.
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James Morrison
Horse Creek
Appointed Notaries by Governor Names Listed
Six persons were appointed notaries by the governor this week. The appointees include Jesse Hatten Fivanston P A Morgan Nefsy R CG Chappell Upton Co CG Maciejeski Torrington B CC Wenzell Sheridan and Edith Nelson Archer.
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Jesse Hatten
Fivanston
P. A. Morgan
Nefsy
R. CG
Chappell
Upton
Co. CG
Maciejeski
Torrington
B. CC. Wenzell
Sheridan
Edith Nelson
Archer
Pope Benedict Slips. Sustains Knee Abrasion
Rome report says Pope Benedict slipped on marble between his bedroom and library and suffered only a slight skin abrasion on the knee. The incident occurred today, Aug. 14, according to the Messaggero.
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Rome
Benedict
Multiple Churches Announce Services Across City
First Baptist Church on Nineteenth Street and Warren Avenue invites strangers to join Sunday school at 9 45 and morning service at 11 with evening worship at 8. Methodist Episcopal on Central and East Nineteenth hosts Dr. Young of St Louis at 11 with Epworth League and a sacred concert. Swedish Lutheran at Nineteenth and House led by Rev Erik Floreen with services at 11 and 8. St Marys Cathedral under Bishop Patrick A McGovern with masses at 6 8 and 10 the Benediction at 4. First Church of Christ Scientist at Twenty sixth and Carey holds services 11 Sunday and 8 Wednesday with reading rooms open daily 2 30 to 4 30. St Marys Episcopal at Nineteenth and Central lists Holy Communion 7 45 and morning and evening services with prayer and sermon.
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First Baptist Church
Nineteenth Street
Warren Avenue
Bruce Edmund Jackson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Newton M. Temple
Young
St. Louis
Epworth League
Swedish Lutheran Church
Erik Floreen
East Twenty-fifth Street
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Patrick A. McGovern
James Hartman
E. Jesters
Father Hartman
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Twenty Sixth Street
Carey Avenue
Hynds
St. Mari'’s Episcopal Church
Charles A. Bennett
Congregational Church Suspends August Services
The Congregational Church announces all services will be suspended during August, affecting worship schedules and church activities. Members urged to stay connected through online services and church communications.
Importing Whisky Proves Profitable Across Montana
Helena reports that Canadian imported whiskey has surged five dollars per quart to prices ranging from eighteen to thirty dollars depending on age and brand. Daily activity sees many top brands changing hands in Montana and a chauffeur who entered the illicit liquor trade a year ago now valued at about thirty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana
Lquor
Canada
Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters Urge More Firemen Here
The Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters Association released a 20 page June survey to the mayor recommending adding six men to the central station crew of sixteen, establishing a five man auxiliary station near Bent and Twenty Sixth, more hydrants, and improved building protections in Cheyenne. The study notes many brick structures, deficient wall thickness, unprotected openings, and hazardous electrical work, and suggests moving the maintenance plant to the fire station to reduce insurance rates.
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Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriter's Association
Bent
Twenty-sixth
Cheyenne
Real Estate Transfers in Cheyenne Listings Summary
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels in Cheyenne with buyers and sellers including Rose Bard Dena Collins blocks 468 and 8398, G H Williams W H Potts sections 17 18 67, and Paul Moore Realty Co. others. Prices range from 1 to 5800 dollars with payments noted as 1.00 in some instances.
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Rose L. Bard
Dena Collins
Cheyenne
Alex T. Finch
Frank Hadley
G. H. Williams
C. M. Potts
W. H. Potts
Stephen Bon, Jr
John Falkenbruck
Geo. H. Williams
P. W. Pargle
Calogeri Ochipinto
Guiseppe Laperna
Paul H. Moore
Sober and Burton Inc Forms for Wholesale Feed Firm
Articles of incorporation filed August 12 by L. M. Sober H. G. Burton and A. B. Russell of Sheridan under the name Sober and Burton Inc The new corporation plans a wholesale feed and grain business with authorized capital of 69006 shares at 10 each totaling 69060? No 5 006 acres? The text notes 5 006 acres of $10 each for 69 006 dollars.
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L. M. Sober
H. GC. Burton
A. 8. Russell
Sheridan
Sober & Burton, Inc
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Atlas Crude
Bessemer
Big Indian
Blackstone
Boston Wye
Buck Creek
Black Tail
Burkeee Capitol Pet
Hay
Consol
Roy
Columbine
Cow Gulch
Domino
Elkhorn
BE. T
William
Gates Oil
Gt. Wat, Pet
Hutton Lake
Jewell
Jupiter Ae
Kinney
Lance Ck
Lusk Pot
Lusk Roy
Mallen Oil
Mt. & Gulf
Mike Henry
Northwest Outwest
Picardy Onan
Preston Oil
Red Vbank
Roy & Pro
Stan. Roy
Sunset
Tom Bell
United Pet
West Ex. Wae
W. Oil Fields
West
States
Wind River
Wyo-Tex
Wyo-Kan
Y-Oil
Liberty
Grand Jury
Englishan
Pope
Cheyenne Construction CO
Cheyenne, Wyolig
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