Wyoming park guide and cook fight grizzly in Yellowstone
A Yellowstone park guide named Frost and Ed Jones, a Cook, were badly injured in a Monday night encounter with a grizzly near the Jake hotel. They were moved to Cody for care and awaited further transfer as surgeons described serious back and leg injuries. Frost, a noted guide who discovered Ned Frost Cave, and Jones battled the bear with improvised weapons until help arrived.
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Yellowstone Park
Tod
Hunter
Jone
Jake Hotel
Anlemenne
Cody
Frost
Park
Jore
Arina
Jones
Renee
Wilch
Tate
Froet
Froat
Erizaly
Jonen
Toutists
Lake Hotel
Richards Tourlet Ranch
Berh
Meo
Mammoth Cave
Uncle Sam to Help Buy Sugar Beet Seed
Congress approves 16 000 to develop and improve Awertenn strains of sugar beet seed and to establish a permanent US seed industry. An additional 51 495 funds sugar plant investigations including disease studies and culture methods with Colorado fields a likely site.
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Sam
United States
Congress
Colorado
Masonic Notes Invite Wyoming Masons to Sheridan
The Grand Chapter of Wyoming and the Order of East ern Star plan sessions in Sheridan on September 11 and the Mason Grand Lodge on September 12 for their annual gatherings. The Masons will also resume regular meetings September 11, with the Myrtle Shrine ceremonial at Rawline October 6 drawing members and candidates from this city.
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Grand Chapter
Wyoming
Sheridan
Mason Grand Lodge
Masons
Myrtle Shrine
Rawline
Larami
In Command of New Pash in Balkans
Gen Sarrail, commander of the French forces at Salonica, has been placed in supreme command in the Balkans according to dispatches from the Nathan front. The move signals a restructuring of Allied leadership in the theater.
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New “Pash
Balkans
Inte Despatelen
Nathan Front
Sarrail
Proneh
Salonica
Serbia
Casper Expects New Industry Growth in Asbestos Sector
Casper residents are urged to learn about the local asbestos industry led by the Wyoming Rabestos Producing company with Fred Patee as president. The firm mines, processes, and fabricates asbestos lagging and insulation blocks sold to railroads and other users, with patented block designs and large output plans.
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Casper
Casper Daily Press
Wyoming Rabesos Producing Company
Fred Patee
Wyoming Ashvetos
G Rowing
Burtingtos
Northwestern Heillroad
Boy Survives Lightning Strike After Horses Killed in Storm
In Pinedale Ave a severe storm struck a herd of horses. Eleven year old Dee DaNise was knocked from his horse by a lightning bolt but survived though badly burned. The horse he rode died along with four others. one horse was injured. The boy was found conscious minutes later and is resting at home with recovery expected. The loss includes heat work and saddle stock on the ranch.
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Pinedale
Ave
Dee DaNise
Geo
HR. DaNise
Wehbning
DeNise
Hia Aon
Wyoming Youth Wounded on Western Front
Jack Roberts of the Roberts Coal company reports his son Joe serving with Allied armies in France has been wounded in action. A fragment of German shell struck his left thigh during a recent offensive and he spent seven hours in a trench before rescue by a hospital corps. He remains hospitalized. Joe is a member of the Scotch Highlanders and predicts German losses will grow as the war continues. He is also brother of Mrs. William McGinnis of Kemmerer.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Jack Roberts
The
Roberts Coal Company
Joe
Young Roberts
Scotch Highlanders
Mra. Wm. McGinnis
Robbers Steal $10,000 Pearl Necklace from Brooklyn Woman
New York August 15 Miss Ann Barnity of Brooklyn mourns the loss of a $10,000 pearl necklace bought with winnings from iron stock. The necklace was taken from Miss Arelta’s room during a weekend visit to Long Beach. A citywide canvass is underway as police search for the thief.
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New York
Ann @. Barnity
Brooklyn
Miss Arelta
Leong Beach
Progressive leader backs Wilson in mood at convention
John Robert Taylor a Kings County reformer said Charles F. Hughes could not win 25 votes at a 1,000 delegate Progressive National Convention. Taylor will support Wilson for re election and argued a Republican choice would end the Progressive Party and its 1912 social welfare program. He cited Indianapolis as showing loyal Progressives will not dissolve.
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New York
Charles F. Hughes
John Robert Taylor
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Kings County
Taylor
Wilson
Chicago
National Progressive Party
Celal
Indianapolis
Fringe trims redefine fall dresses with bold embroidery
New York Aug 16 Fringe trims adorn fall dresses in silk knotted and wool loop styles creating featherlike effects. Designers showcase serge crepe Georgette satin gowns in dark blues with embroidery and Chinese motifs, Chenille accents, and beaded moire panels.
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New York
Georgette
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Kent
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A. M
Band’s Krug
J. M. Cassidy
One Pictures
Orth Fa
W. ST
Clair Union
Barrera
Alcohol Rem
Jody Atesadane
Carey
Vader Lagan
J. A. Kirkpatric
Gen
Sarrall
Addowsa
Cheseane
Moelhie
Allied Drive
France
Miss Ann
MOOSE
Hrooklynite
Hughes
Cheyenne Business Directory
Louis Wax
Pioneer
ODAK
Mali
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
West End Grocery
NEW Stocr
Philip Marcus
Bent St
S. A. Bristol Co
Cheyenne Auto Tire Repair Company
Goodyear
Miller
Harvey England General
Carey Ave
West 17Th St
M.S. Lewis
Liberal Credit
W. W. Quinn
17Th St
Conway
W. Lith St
David Davies
Ture and Mattresses
CLYDE
Meral
S. P. Stevenson
Chas. Jankovsky
Wyoming Employment and Real Estate Agency
Plains Tailoring Co
JANDA
Mace Wn
Asias Motel
A. B. Goldfare
Cheyenne Transfer Company
J. L. Murmay
Prop
Coal and Wood
Ichacoma Highway
Priuce
Grand Union Tea Co
Theames St
MH. Hollister
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
Phono
Cheyenne Printery
J. Woodman
Puernitlne
RTO
Kh. Daves
Sid W
Pope & Henderson Motorcycles
Pope Bicycles
M. Baker & Co
Plomeer Ave
Hampion Shoe Shop
Braunschweig
Juley Avenue
James Marinofp
W. 16Th St
Cook Bros
Coal and
W. 18Th St
Wyoming Plumbing & Heating Co. Plumbing
Laphone
Newport
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