Animals Flood Converse County Town For Water
In Converse County Douglas residents report bold wildlife invading the town seeking water. rattlesnakes skunks and a porcupine have been slain within city limits while coyotes are seen but not killed. Authorities blame range water shortages for the spate of wildlife.
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Converse County Capitalry
Douglas
la Prete
Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation
Brief items report Reno workers uncovering a ten foot copper ledge on Lakes street Eugene Oregon towns Wendling burned destroying Booth Kelly mills Grand Junction boys form AFL union Pope meets Knights of Columbus in private audience Vancouver Washington gale fans fires Stevenson and Atlanta primaries signal cannono ism impact on vote formation
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Hone
Nev
Lakes Street
Reno
Historic Relic Grumbling Over London Decay
The item laments London’s aging historic houses eroding under climate as Staple Inn faces risk of collapse. A fragment mentions No 9 Staple rebuilt in 1720s and notes danger to the venerable structure.
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London
Staple Inn
No. 9
Staple
Staple I
Desohaston
Georgia Delegation Members in Committee Ties and Violent Incidents Reported
Aug. 25 Fort Collins, Aug. 25 message from Jose Garcia after a shooting. Aug. 26 Greenfield, Calif. duel ends with Becker dead and Becker’s wife and her father injured. Aug. 25 St Louis report of Rev Hauberich stealing seventeen watches and $18 to fund attendance at a church conference.
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Jose Garcia
Gonzales
Sheriff's
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Calif
Frederick W. Hecker
N. FP. Togmaxaini
Kingly
Becker
St Louis
August A. Hauberich
Midsdhesburg
Ohio
Hiden College
St. Louis County
Pennsylvania
German Evangelical Synod
Palace Pharmacy Heroin Almond Lotion Ad Promotes Cure
An advertisement from Palace Pharmacy claims a product named Heroin Almond Lotion will cure Ta and Freckles. The copy urges readers to try the remedy.
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Palace Pharmacy
City Lots Offered with Terms and Prices by Oliver
Real estate notice advertising lots in all parts of the city with various terms and prices. G. 8. Oliver urges inquiries at phone 574 for details on available parcels and payment options.
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Oliver
Montrose Labor Day Plans Feature Big Game and Events
Montrose Trades and Labor assembly near finish for September 5 Labor Day celebration. A base ball game between Tunnel Trotters and Quray teams plus other athletic events are planned. Special trains will run from Grand Junction Delta Ouray and other Western slope points with thousands expected.
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Montrose
Colo
Montrose Trades and Labor Assembly
Grand Junction
Delta
Ouray
Furnished And Unfurnished Rooms For Kent Area
J M Newman offers furnished and unfurnished rooms and houses for Kent area. Located at 1700 Capitol Ave with contact numbers 206 Black Hes and 299-n. Reliable listings for temporary or long term stays.
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Kent
J. M. Newman
Capttol Ave
Construction of Torrington Bridge Reconstruction Sealed Proposals
Laramie County Wyoming invites sealed proposals for removing and reconstructing the Torrington bridge over the North Platte River. Plan to build a wooden 1000 foot span about one mile east of the current structure using salvaged materials except the three steel spans. Plans available in Cheyenne after September 16, 1910. county reserves right to reject all bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Laramie County
Wyoming
Torrington
North Prntte
Cheyenne
Cordward
Platform of Democrats Endorsed by County Convention
The Democratic county convention adopted the platform praising economical county administration that reduced floating debt from 193 498.00 in 1908 to 67 770.60 in 1910 and cutting bonded indebtedness from 399 000 in 1908 to 347 000 in 1910. It contrasts with Republican state tax increases, favors public school lands and irrigation, and calls for tariff reform and opposition to Aldrich and Cannon. Leaders listed include W. B. Ross and S. G. Hopkins.
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Democratic
Wyoming
Aitora
Laramie
Conmers
Laramie County
Tme
Larimiee
Central
Ofion
Wwe
Republican Party
Party of the People
W. B. Ross
G. Hopkins
C. W. Crouter
J. C. Carpenter
Teachers Ought Ten Exercise Teachers Ought Ten Exercise
Teachers at the Douglas county institute in Omaha heard Prof Charles Keyes of Hartford stress the need for perfect health for effective teaching. He warned that teachers age early in appearance and energy and must maintain physical growth to inspire and guide students.
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Omaha
Neb
Douglas County Institute
Charles Keyes
Hartford
Conn
Profusnor ‘Keyes
Teachers urged to boost outdoor recreation for students
The piece notes overcrowded schools and tense student temperaments. Professor Keyes criticizes teachers for staying indoors after hours, urging more outdoor time. Miss Lally leads a model class on particle definition, favoring student reasoning over rote definitions.
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Phere
Keyes
Cahe
Miss Lally
Lally
Fine Wall Paper at Sherman Co THOUSANDS CHEER DARING COWBOYS
Report from a Sherman County event features cowboys facing rough rides and buffalo busting stunts. Verne Fillott and Hugh Clark perform daring feats, Clark later famed as a world champion rider. A woman rider is uninjured after a fall in a four and a half mile relay heat with saddle changes and horse swaps.
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Howard Maral
Murray-Murray
Dolan-Marr
Scoville-Christianson
Holt-Bennet
Vernon-Rick
Urwin
Verne Fillott
Hugh Clark
Elliott
Clark
Rocklean
Clayton Danks
Joella Irwin
Alles Ellex Bowen
Daring Acts and Brave Steers Highlight Rural Show
Spectators applauded as barebacked steers battled riders Sam Sco ville and Ben Leader through a chaotic arena. The day featured trick riding, shooting, roping, and a Bulldogging attempt by Buffalo Vernon, with a galloping parade disappointing in turnout. Races included cow pony, polo pony, and various Native and mixed-race contestants, with times ranging around 1 minute, featured names like Pauline Irwin, Gladys Irwin, and Mrs Birdie St. Clair amid a colorful, noisy program.
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Ben Leader
Fitzgerald
Second
Field Artillery
Stanley
Captain Hardy
Vernon
Graver
Clark
Irwin
Buffalo Vernon
Birdie St. Clair
Red Bird
Ronda
Amy
Flash
Lieut. Holderness
Pinchers
Lieut
Tompkkins
Bridget
Captain Lyon
Chief Gouth
No Appedix
Howling Wolf
Pauline Irwin
Mia Clayton
Slim
Gladys Irwin
Mington Danks
Sioud
Flrat
Red Bonnet
Bronx
Arthur
Giark
Mag
Wild
Frank Garter
Kit Oe Vc
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