Douglas Fairbanks Depicts Life of a Reporter in Say, Young Fellow
Douglas Fairbanks portrays a lively star reporter in Say, Young Fellow. He shows roof drops and quick interviews as he celebrates news gathering with athletic flair and upbeat vitality. The piece notes the actor’s thrill for newsroom adventures and his pledge to seek real reporting if acting lacks excitement.
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Douglas Fairbanks
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State Capital News Roundup and Officials Trip
Gov. Hous Acting Secretary of State Wescott and Chas Thompson of the governor's office drove to Ex bert yesterday for the farmers roundup. Vera Houx drove the car. A pipeline permit was sought by Thermopolis Pipe Line Co to lay from Warm Springs to Thermopolis. The state pardons board reviewed 40 applications in July with some granted and four denied or postponed. Probate court term set for August 3 at the capitol by Judge Mentzer.
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Wescott
Chas, Thompson
Governor's Office
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Morton enters race for state superintendent on Republican ticket
Mrs. Katherine A. Morton of Cheyenne filed her petition as Republican candidate for state superintendent of schools in the primary. Judge W. S. Metz of Sheridan transacted business with state officers. Two incorporation papers were filed Casper firms Comey Rapid Transit Co and Hugo Williams Oil Syndicate. State events include notary commission for J. T. McDonald Torrington and board of pardons adjournment.
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Cheyenne Hes
W. 8. Metz
Sheridan
Comey Rapid Transit Co
Hugo Williams Oil Syndicate
Casper
Field Day at Fort Rus sell Hints at July Fourth Event
Lieut Adamson in charge of Fort Rus sell athletic activities says a field day will be held soon giving soldiers a chance to compete in athletics. The Fourth of July event showed strong interest and may influence scheduling.
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Fort Russell
Honor Roll for $1000 W.S.S. Club names list
Honor Roll for $1000 W.S.S. Club includes William E Mullica Mirelda Houx Margaret Burdick Thomas Hunter Charles Lane Hilliard Ridgely William Kinkead J R Carpenter Richardson Bros C L Decker H P Hynde Samuel Idelman Jess Yoder France Marsh Charles Smith M P Thompson Claude Palmer Western Life Ins Co Fred Boice Cyrus Beard Co L Beatty H N Boyd W Plammer Ble & Clothing Co Acknowledges contributors and sponsors listed in the record.
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Wiliam BE. Mullica
Mirelda M. Houx
Margaret Burdick
Thomas Hunter
Charles KE. Lane
Hilliard
Ridgely
William C. Kinkead
W. Burdick
J. R. Carpenter
Richardson Bros
C. L. Decker
H. P. Hynde
Samuel Idelman
Jess Yoder
France Marsh
Charles Smith
M. FP. Thompson
Claude Palmer
Western Life Ins. Co
Fred D. Boice
Cyrus Beard. Co
L. Beatty
H. N. Boyd
W. Plammer
Ble & Clothing Co
Unclear Names in Local Notice
Partial OCR list includes Octavia Muchihausen J M Carey Mrs J M Carey Chas W Hirsig and Wobn L Manewal with no event or context provided.
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J. M. Carey
Chas, W. Hirsig
Wobn L. Manewal
Steady to strong cattle and hog markets reported
Oil quotations steady with good receipts and active trade. Beef cattle demand strong with North Park grass steers up to 15.50 and killers 14.00 to 15.00. cows 10.00 to 10.75, heifers up to 11.50. Hogs were fed with higher prices, tops at 17.35, others 10.85 to 17.15. Sheep and lambs also active with good lamb prices. Kansas City and St Louis market reports show higher cattle and hog prices across receipts of thousands.
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ST. Louis
Daily Market Report Cattle in Denver
The cattle offering was light in Denver with small volume and a very good demand for the few cattle offered. Prices were about steady to firm for the limited lot.
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Egypt to issue smaller paper money in five shilling notes
Cairo reports the Egyptian government will issue five shilling paper money, lowering the previous lowest denomination from ten shillings. The move aims to broaden currency accessibility and ease small transactions.
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Wyoming Supreme Court Holds Workmen's Compensation Constitutional
The Wyoming state supreme court ruled the workmen's compensation law constitutional and in force. Justice Blydenburgh read the decision, which arose from a third district case in which a workman was injured under the former law.
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Back on furlough Hainsworth to visit parents
Lient. Hainsworth son of Mr and Mrs W Hainsworth of W 23 street returns from the Presidio California for a home visit with his parents in a few days. He will also visit soldiers at Pt Runwell during his stay.
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W. Hainsworth
W. 23 Street
Presidio
Calif
Pt. Runwell
Drunks and a Vagyaride Judge Fines and Jail Time
In a police court session Judge Swainson Thursday fined two drunks and three vagrants. Fines ranged from six to forty five dollars and jail sentences from five to fitted days were imposed.
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Vagy
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