Archer picnic promises many exhibits and judging
The Archer picnic will feature domestic science and art exhibits from all parts of the county. Judges from the state university will oversee grain and dairy stock judging with emphasis on pure, good food to boost crop production. Cavalry horses and soldiers from Fort D A Rosarll will participate under Lieutenant Buffington, drawing a large anticipated crowd for Saturday’s event.
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Charles Elmer Lane
Cheyenne
Mre Lane
Florre
T & Parsofts
The
State University
Judeing
Homes de Croot
Jerseys
Hereford Association
Buffington
Fort D
A. Rosarll
Weather report from Cheyenne and Wyoming forecast update
Weather Bureau bulletin shows July 12 observations with 67 normal, 70 mean temperature, 24 mph wind from west, 0.01 inches precipitation last 24 hours. Forecast calls for fair to tonight and Friday, cooler Friday, for Cheyenne and vicinity and Wyoming.
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V. Seement of
Weather Bureau
Local Weather Report
Cheyenne
Wroeming
Daingerfield
Merteorulograt
Wyoming
Friday the 13th superstition spreads in 1900s era fear
The item notes rising superstition as Friday the 13th lands on dates in April and September, with dressmakers and workers avoiding starting projects. It also reports Notary-Governor Houx signing papers empowering L E Stapleton of Casper as a notary public and former U S Senator Clarence Dol Clark returning home to Evanston.
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Hlyck Cate
Houx
L. E. Stapleton
Casper
Teturns
Clarence Dol. Clark
United States
Wyoming
Evanston
Chautauqua deficit estimated at five hundred fifty dollars
Guarantors for the Cheyenne chautauqua face a combined shortfall of about $550 after season tickets and local sales yield low returns. Averages suggest roughly $14 per guarantor as the burden, with blame spread over weak advertising and ticket solicitation.
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Cheyenne
Globe Trotter Seeks Governors Handshake Tour Ends in Cheyenne
A traveler named William Crabtree, claiming prior military ties, arrived in Cheyenne and met Governor Houx at the statehouse. He boasts of greeting thirty eight governors, aims westward toward Salt Lake City and Olympia, while bets on his journey circulate among observers.
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Globe Trotters
Globe Trotter
Chevenen
William Crabtree
United States
Jan
Crabtree
Cheyenen
Capltel Avenue
State House
Houx
Stor
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Cheyenne
Hioux
Salt Lake City
Olympia
Auguela
Phone Service at Post Is Improved
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company expanded at Port Russell with over 260 telephones in use. Woman operators are now serving at the post exchange, replacing men, and barracks can be located through the post change.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Port Russell
Varios
ADV Matei
Poat
Cheyenne
Wyoming Press Association Opens Cheyenne Meeting Program
The Wyoming Press association announced its annual convention in Cheyenne July 21 to 23 at the Industrial club with editors from across the state. The program includes speeches on press and labor defense, good roads, taxation, and publicity, plus tours of the Golden Prairie district and a banquet.
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Wyoming Press Association
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Wyoming
James Morgan
Labor Journal
Press
W. E. Chaplin
Laramie
L. L. Newton
Cody Herald
the Press
Good Roads Movement
A. H. Maxwell
Lander Journal
Miss Eunice Hastie
Burns Herald
Mia
Cora Wanamaker
Rock Springs
Golden Prairie
Cherenen
Burns
Chevene
L. Davidson
Association
John F. Greenawald
Pulicity Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Public Utilities
Public Press
M. R. Collins
Douglas Enterprise
J. H. Walton
Cheyenne Tribune
Harry Fox
J. B. Hanway
Casper Tribune
John C. Thompson
FE. A. Swezen
F. B. Grumley
J. H. Harris
Greybull Standard
Drury
Wheatland Times
H. H. Gunderson
Globe, Hulett
Wyominge
Country Weekly
F. D. Zimmerman
Nroek-Haffner Press Company
Den
FP. M. Zimmers
Laramie Boomerang
R. H. Alcorn
Rawlins Republican
R. R. Rose
Kemmerer Camera
T. F. Doyle
Douglas Rudger
Wm. G. Johnston
Worland
P P. Anderson
Casper Dairy Company Incorporation Filed
Company organized in Casper with articles of incorporation filed yesterday at the secretary of state. Founders include Frank A. Pettibone William L. and Wilbur F. Deat ome of Casper. Capitalization listed as 12 052.
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Artlclea
Casper Dairy Company
Frank A. Pettibone
Willam L
Wilbur F. Deatome
Casper
Cheyenne Emerges as Major Hides and Wool Ship Point
Cheyenne trains with large hides and wool shipments as the Cheyenne Wool and Hide company dispatches eight cars last week and forecasts ten more this week. Hides go to Chicago and Boston while wool markets in Wyoming appear quiet due to potential government control. Pelts also move east, signaling rapid growth and a likely need for new warehouses to handle expanding business.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wool & Hide Company
Chicago
Boston
Wyoming
Com Ane
Cheyenne Wool and Hide Company
Tighten Loose Wheels with New Preparation
A new method tightens loose, shrunken wheels using Spoketite liquid applied without removing parts. It swells wood to original fit, prevents future loosening, and costs about 25 cents per wheel. Four wheel tightening per hour. suitable for autos, carriages, wagons. sold in four sizes by Liquie TM White Tightener Co. Modesto with New England and Atlantic coast distributors.
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Modesto
Boston
New England
New York
Atlantic Coast
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