Chicago and St Louis Face Pittsburgh in Rain Canceled Game
A fragment notes a rain postponed Philadelphia New York game with two games planned Tuesday. It lists players Hendricks Bailey Jones O Farrell Fisher Wingo Haynes North Dilhoefer Adams Huaeffner and teams R H Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York.
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R. H. WB
Chicago
R. H. St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Haynes
North
Dilhoefer
Adams
Huaeffner
Elks Edge Union Pacific Shops In Tight Win
The Elks defeated the Union Pacific Shops 6 to 4 Sunday in a tightly played game. Four Elks regulars were absent. Gable and Magor shared the battery, Brown moved to third, Morrison starred for the Shops, and Brown shone for the Elks.
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Elks
Union Pacific Shops
Shops
Gable
Magor
Brown
Morrison
R. H. EK
U. P
Schilling
la Torra
Mylar
Koelzer
Bable
Dlks
Harry Daniels
Big Horn Basin Plate Project Extended to Billings Casper Cheyenne
The Wyoming Cement Plaster Company, financed by Basin men, will expand operations after taking over gypsum deposits near Sheep Mountain owned by Peter Enders. The plant runs at full capacity with plans for bath tile and flower pot production, enlarging sales and territory next spring.
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Basin
Wyo
Wyoming Cement Plaster Company
Sheep Mountain
Peter Enders
Billings
Casper
Cheyenne
Wild West Men Plan Argonne Battle Reunion
Veterans of the Ninety-first division formed from western men trained at Camp Lewis Tacoma plan a Sept 26 reunion in Oakland California the two year anniversary of the Argonne battle The event will draw 20000 veterans with rail passes offered from California and delegations from Oregon Washington Montana Utah Nevada Pershing and Johnston invited along with Liggett and state governors A boxing show by Willie Ritefe an aerial display by Army aviators and swimming tug of war and moving pictures will be part of the program
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Oakland
Calif
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Battle of the Argonne
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Utah
Nevada
John J. Pershing
William H. Johnston
Hunter Liggett
Willie Ritefe
Army
Paris Tops World in Equestrian Statues Count
Paris leads global cities with the most equestrian statues, surpassing other metropolises. The collection highlights historical figures and cultural heritage across parks and plazas, drawing scholars and tourists alike to view monumental bronzes.
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Paris
Baby Lighthouses May Be Safeguard On Wyoming Roads
Wyoming's State Highway Commission weighs installing warning signals at railroad crossings near hazardous curves and steep grades. The proposed “baby lighthouses” stand eight feet high on concrete bases and flash nine inch beams forty five times per minute for visibility up to three miles.
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State Highway Commission
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama Canal
No Place Like Home Signals Warn Drivers Across State
The state contemplates 9 month, maintenance free warning lights at crossings and curves to guide motorists. The plan covers 2000 miles of roads with the Highway Commission negotiating with manufacturers for full installation.
Women to contest Montana primaries for Congress seats
In Montana primaries on August 24, one Republican woman and one Democratic woman challenge male candidates for the first district seat once held by Miss Jeanette Rankin. Mrs. Joanna S. Grigg seeks the GOP nomination and Mrs. H. C. MacDonald the Democratic nomination amid fields of three men each.
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Helena
Mont
Congress
Montana
Jeanette Rankin
Carl W. Riddick
Ila
Dorothy Lord
Margaret A. Hannah
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss May Trumper
Highway Report Tracks Nebraska and Wyoming Roads
Lincoln Highway shows improvements from Hershey to Thayer Jr and Hvanston with grades and varying conditions. Yellowstone and Ft Collins routes report good to excellent segments with new construction west of Douglas toward Casper and rough stretches near McKinley and Shoshoni. Side trips include Orin to Lusk and Shoshoni to Riverton with ranges from good to fair.
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Lincoln Highway
Nebraska
Hershey
Southerland
Pine Bluff
Laramie
Canon
Walcott
Rawlins
Wamtutter
Thayer Jr
Hvanston
Mvanston
Yellowstone
Greeley Road
Ft. Collins
Longmont
Lyeland
McKinley
Douglas
Casper
Moneta
Orin
Lusk
Riverton
Lander
Salt Creek
Primary Nominations Placed For Local, State Offices
The primary election will choose candidates for congress, supreme court, county and precinct offices including justices of the peace and constables. Employers must grant off time to vote. Two tickets appear Republican and Democratic, with voters selecting candidates in either party's race.
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Nonpartisan League
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Cheyenne
Carpenter
Pine Bluffs
Burns
Ida R. Graham
Laramie County
Healed Head Itch By Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Abelino Gallegos of Aguilar Colorado reports relief from dandruff and scalp itch after three weeks using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He notes thinning hair improved and credits three cakes of Soap and one box of Ointment.
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Abelino Gallegos
Aguilar
Colo
Cuticara Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
Voter Precincts and Local School Houses Listed
Readable OCR shows a long list of voting precincts and associated school houses and public buildings. Entries include Creek Hunter's ranch Leith Ridley carven post office Granite Cannon Campstool and Burns Bank building among many others. The list outlines locations by precinct numbers and names of town or building sites.
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Granite Canon
Hillsdale
School House
Albin
Goldsmith
Campstool
Town Hall
Carpenter
Burns
Bank
Burns State Bank
Golden Prairie
Watneta
Highland
Capital Vista
Durham
Durham School House
Literary Club Holds Picnic at Granite Springs Grounds
The Young Men's Literary club held its annual picnic on the Granite Springs club grounds last Saturday afternoon. Each member brought his own basket, the club providing ice cream and coffee. Another group held a beefsteak fry at the same time and place, with the club generously sharing its ice cream and coffee.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Granite Springs Club
Cheapest Way Oklahoma City Burglar Tale
A brief item notes a burglar in Oklahoma City, with a quip about people from all walks of life adopting overalls as a practical attire.
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Oklahoma City
Overgarments Taken From Store in Local Theft
A clothing store reported a theft in which a single pair of overalls was removed from the premises. The incident involved a lone suspect described as wearing dark clothing at the time of the offense. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage to identify the culprit.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound testimonial
Lowell reader Mrs. M. Tarat reports three years of pain constipation and dizziness ended after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound She says she can work twice as much and recommends the remedy for female ills The Pinkham company invites confidential letters for advice from a woman respondent in Lynn Massachusetts
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Lowell
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Petey Boy
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Betty
Vassar
Katy
Jig Jones
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