Boxing Carnival at Fort Russell Promises Fast Bouts
Twenty rounds are scheduled in five bouts at the riding hall in Fort Russell on the 10th. Boxers include Bell versus Barend four rounds Fillmore versus Hose four rounds Rosser versus Hyams four rounds Shaffer versus Morris six rounds Jacobsop versus Booth twelve rounds. Frank Peters to referee amid likely military band performances.
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Fort Russell
Bell
Company G
11Th Infantry
Barend
Company D
11Th
Hyams
Company H
Shaffer
Band 4Th
Field Artilery
Morris
Company C
2Lth Infantry
Jacobsop
17Th Infantry
Booth
Frank Peters
Cheyenne
Dusinere
Tax Penalty Notice From County Treasurer
Notior shows the full penalty of eight percent and eight percent per annum on the total amount of all taxes unpaid on January 1st 1914. Luke Voorhers county treasurer.
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Luke Voorhers
Thee Red Rowe to Be Staged at Capitol Avenue Theatre
John C. Fisher presents a three act musical comedy set in Paris locations including Juling Dupree art school in the Latin quarter and the baron’s Chateau with a final ball at the Four Arte. The production employs 65 people and requires two 60 foot baggage to transport elaborate scenic equipment.
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John C. Fisher
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Juling Dupree
Paris
Fisher
Wealey Eneglehorn Shine From Spokane Athletic Roots
Spokane athlete Wealey Eneglehorn, star tackle and captain-elect for Dartmouth 1919, trained at South Central High School where he excelled in football basketball and track. He belonged to a Northwest champions squad and formed a notable pairing with Wallace DeWitt during his high school years.
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Wealey Eneglehorn
Dartmouth
Spokane
Routh Central High School
Moyes
Wallace DeWitt
Princeton
Nelson threatens to whip any impudent rival Grand Old Man
The article notes Nelson boasting he will whip any challenger as the Grand Old Man. It mentions public reaction to his brash claim and the stage career of the fighter.
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Bat Nelson
Maurice Daly
Yamada
Jaeya Avalon
Marriage 6 Ph 1 Prompts Reflection on God and Misery
Fragmentary line urges contemplation of how misery and company influence marriage. It implies a vow to make god the center, though the phrasing is unclear and lacks concrete events or names.
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God
Better and Tramp in the Woods Than One in the Kitchen
A humorous adage favors outdoor wandering over domestic confinement. The saying elevates rustic freedom and criticizes indoor life, contrasting rugged exploration with household routines. It echoes old regional wit about gender roles and independence.
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Capital Avenue
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Grand Rapids
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