Military parade orders and post routine outlines
Brigadier General Smith announces monthly review and inspections for the post on Tuesday the 21st. Includes regimental dress, excused formations, and staff duties for hospital corps, quartermaster, and signal units, with adjutant commands and barracks access. Westbrook horses euthanized and wagons to be sold to fund continued travel to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Port Mawel
Gendley
Groumer
Hospitel Corps
Arthur Williams
Manter
Aick
Merchants Challenge Local Recruits for Labor Day Game
Merchants issue a challenge to Reecall era rivals with professional men ready to meet on any field. They plan practice daily in downtown cellar spaces and aim to perfect tactics for a Labor Day matchup. Dancing school notices advertise daily sessions at A. O. U. W. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reecall
LaberDsy
Rescue Child from Disturbing Evening Apparition
The article reports a missing child case tied to Weert with Westlake and Canadnw-based figures. Authorities note a caretaker dispute over custody and allegations of abuse while the mother questions the child’s whereabouts during the night. The scene centers on family tensions and the search or concern for the child’s safety.
Local notes on community events and insurance talk
A fragmentary local page notes A K Minien in Casper with friends and beer, a flower gesture from James Talbot on West Twenty eighth Street, and mentions of insurance policy inquiries directed to G B Coleman. State sheep officials George Walker and others plan return from Ogden to discuss Wool Growers associations amid general city chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K
Casper Aubowtes
Casper
Placer
James Talbot
West Twenty-eeventh Street
G. B. Coleman
H. George &. Walker
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
National
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Associations
Ogden
Dish
Wilson
Robert D. Carey
Buechner
Doctor Doyen Reports Vein Transplant From Sheep
Paria August 30 Dr Doyen describes successfully transplanting a 10 inch vein from a live sheep to an animal suffering an arterial aneurysm. The circulation was restored and the patient fully recovered. Doyen attended the Budapest congress and will present details of the operation there.
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Paria
Doyen
Doyes
Budapest
Will ‘Coum
Nate
Early Evening Burglar Strikes Twice in City
A burglar entered two homes while occupants were away for short periods, including the residence of Harry Henderson at 208 East Twenty Third Street. The thief took a large amount of jewelry and a diamond set, gaining entry by breaking a glass pane and lifting the window rock. Police investigated but could not identify a suspect.
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Seoma
Arther Moyers
Harry
Henderson
Denk
Enet
Hawkins
Burghary
Steel Trust Plant Plans Massive Hiring and Expansion
The Steel Trust announces a major expansion at its plant, aiming to employ up to 25 000 workers as production grows. Judge Gery notes the United States Steel Corporation is developing processes to lower costs for high grade steel, enabling affordable offerings to more customers amid rising orders.
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Avery
Ted
Abe
Gery
Uni States Sige
Puritanical Reformers Seize Weekend Business Closures
In Dobels, Pa, August reports a new Sunday closing phase by the Chie Federation leading to arrests. Hoover, employed to gather evidence, and WoS Lather, previously arrested for working in a confectionary, are tied to the crackdown as Sabbath business closures spread.
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Dobels
Dubie
Chie
Hoover
Chie Federation
Wos
Lather
Eer
Timothy Dyer Reports Critically Sick at Berkeley
Timothy Dyer of this city reports his wife Mrs. Dyer critically ill in Berkeley California. She is the mother of Attorney J. E. Dyer of this city and his friends regret the family’s distress. Mr. Dyer departed for Berkeley to be at her bedside.
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Timothy Dyer
Berkley
Cal
River search renewed for drowned brother near Bear Thins
Riverton Wyoming August 30 Charles Van Warmer brother of Edward Vaan Warmer seeks new efforts to recover the body of the drowned man. The river will be dragged for several miles below the site of the drowning as authorities continue the missing person search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searchuag
Riverton
Wyo
Charles van Warmer
Edward Vaan Warmer
Wind River
Bear Thin Place
Sweep wins Bathority race in New York
Sweep, son of Brush and Pink Domise, wins the Bathority stakes in New York with a 1:11.4 time. Prize money totals $27,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene Horak
WIKE
New York
Cime Bio Stabke Mets
Rkeimere
Shent Lemeth
Ebare Pire
Disaster damage and relief funds reported after Mexican storm
Telegraphs reveal President Tiss sending 920,000 to Monterey for relief work as Mexico City reports heavy losses. Donations from President Corral and others total 6 million pesos in banks and 30 million dollars in industrial, railroad, and business blocks damage across the section. The Red Cross pledges United States aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Tipe
Mexico City
Tiss
Monterey
Corral
Red Cross
United States
Montorty
Indians Edge Opponent In Tight Railroad Park Game
A Sunday baseball clash near the railroad track saw a tense pitching duel. The Indians led until the eighth inning before an opponent surge produced four runs, while the Indians managed a lone seventh inning score to stay within reach.
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Indians
Chinese drug raid nets two arrests and opium gear
A raid at the Chluemp distillery on Sixteenth Street between Capitol and Central avenues led to the arrest of two Chinese men named Love and Gam Lee and the seizure of a complete opium outfit. Police officers Klohe Speer and Healers conducted the operation within two days, recording a high number of police actions in the period.
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Eleck
Pames
Love
Gam Lee
Mother
Sixteenth Street
Capitol
Central Avenues
Polleeme
É Klohe
Speer
Hea
Ersofh
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Westbrook
John Westbrook
Oregon
Mr. Westbrook
Professr
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Eve Ainge
Som
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Fon Weert
AK Nrsc
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Westlake Ig
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Varlows
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Mgr
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J. E. Keefe
Cass Bros
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Bone
Olten
Avenue Theatre
Stahl
Blanc Bates
W. J. Hurlburt
Cato Avene Theatre
WM. P. Ouman Arama
Ofera
Richard F. Carvel
Bus Weinwerg
W. 17Th, Bt
Roedel
Middle of
Rexall Store
Harry P. Hynds
Texas
Milatzo
Wyoming
West
Frontier Hotel
Bart McGrath
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power CO
Capitol Avenue
Buechner Jewelry Company
National Cheyenne
Capital and Burplus
Raymond
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Capitol Ave
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