Auto road to the Black Hills urged by Wyoming writer
B Gillette argues for an east to Johnson and Sheridan county auto road linking Gillette Clearmont and Buffalo to improve tourist access to the Black Hills Big Horn Yellowstone area. He cites losses from the Sussex route and urges elected officials to back a proactive development plan and unified effort.
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Infant Paralysis Not in Sheridan
Sheridan, Aug 29 The county health officer detained a child brought from Forsyth Mont amid fears of infantile paralysis after a report that another Forsyth child was ill. The detained child is healthy and a telegram from Forsyth says the child there does not have the disease and is recovering.
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Forsyth
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Knce
Porayth
Road Building by Subscription in Cody Area
Aug 29 reports work to begin in ten days on the road from Moe teetae to the Wood River mouth. Eugene Phelps leads the project joined by C H Davidson and Ed McGuire who handle the Dunleta funds. Residents raised 250 for the road with L G Phelps matching the amount, county support noted.
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Eugene Phelps
C. H. Davidson
Ed McGuire
Meotectoe
L. G. Phelps Han
Horseshoe
MeMgeglac
Henry River
Meoteetse
Henry Sayles
Mr. Sayles
Board to Meet Soon to Settle Mexican Dispute
The American Mexican commission will hold its first meeting on an unspecified date in September along the New England coast to address difficulties between the United States and Mexico. American commissioners are Franklin K. Lane, Judge George Gray, and Dr. John R. Mott. Mexican members are Luis Cabrera Ignacio Honillas and Alberto Pani from the Carranza government.
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New England
Mexico
Secretary of
Interior
Franklin K. ‘Thane
George Gray
John R. Mott
Luis Cabrera
Ignacio Honillas
Alberto Pani
Carranza
No Primary Election Held at Slack Sheridan
No primary election occurred at Slack, Sheridan. The county clerk reports a tie between Republican candidates J. M. Sampson and John Aaymer for the state legislature and an official canvass will determine which name goes on the ticket. The canvassing board, including the county clerk and Justices of the Peace, will meet Tuesday.
New Trade Record for Month of July
Figures from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce show July imports at 183 million dollars, down 63 million from June. July exports reached 446 million, down 19 million from June, with the year’s foreign trade totaling 6,748 million dollars.
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Bureau of Foreign and Dhomestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Presbyterians to Build New Church in Thermopolis
Presbyterians plan to erect a modern church home costing about $10,000 on Broadway near Seventh in Thermopolis. The site is owned by the congregation and a final decision is pending though construction is expected soon to provide larger seating than current meeting places. Services have been held in the Masonic temple while finances were arranged.
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Bishop Thomas Visits Former Laramie Rector at St Matthew’s
Aug 29. Bishop and Mrs N B Thomas of Cheyenne traveled to Laramie to hear Rev George Cornell preach at St Matthew’s Cathedral. Cornell once served as rector here. Dr and Mrs Cornell plan to return to California after visiting with old friends. Guests included Hon Edward Ivinson at the Ivinson mansion.
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Thomas
Cheyenne
George Cornell
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Cornell
California
Edward Ivinson
Ivinson
Motorcycle Racing for Labor Day at Laramie
In Laramie on August 28 reporters note a Labor Day motorcycle meet planned with an extended program and prizes. Amen won an automobile tire for a long race and a collection was shared among other riders as interest in the sport grows.
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Laramie
Amen
Congress All Set for Proposed Railroad Strike
Washington August 29 National legislation may be needed in a final bid to settle the impend ing railroad labor dispute. Congress is prepared to act if negotiations fail to avert a strike that could paralyze rail service nationwide.
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Washington
Ing
Wilson
Wool Embroidery Fashion For Fall In New York
Wool embroidery dominates late summer millinery and early autumn French models. Serge frocks showcase bright wool embroideries used sparingly on bodices and skirts, with gray or beige appliques on dark blue serge and tassels finishing girdles.
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New York
Navy Navy blue serge ensemble trends in fall fashion
The article notes navy blue serge as a staple across seasons and seasons ahead, highlighting its popularity in semi-tailleur street frocks for cooler days. It describes blue serge as dominant in fall models with black and white satin, toffel, silver braid, and trimmed details. It references a Callot blue serge outfit with white satin collar, navy satin sleeve edges, and silver dot trimming.
Farm noodlot products value tops big total in United States
Annual value of the farm noodle products in the United States exceeds 195 million dollars, marking a record high for the sector. The figure underscores growth across farming and food manufacturing, with key contributions from major producing states and allied industries.
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United Stas
Notice to publishers on new matlza size options
The State Leader office announces the purchase of one complete set new 10 point and one complete set new six point or letter matriza at Cheyenne for Boss Manager.
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Notich
Cheyenne State Lea’ Er
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