Local notices sweep Cheyenne streets and travels
Concrete workers closed a crossing on the south side of Nineteenth street and east Carey avenue yesterday. Multiple residents and officials, including J A Kirkpatrick and Senator Stephen H Sibley, were seen in Cheyenne for business. Various ads note services from taxi calls to painting and travel, with mentions of local figures W W Dumm and Hugo Donzelman in upcoming elections.
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Nineteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Stephen H. Sibley
Burns
Cheyenne
Road to Mexico Is Road to Hell
Roberto V. Pesqueira, Mexico’s financial agent in the U.S., denounces conditions in northern border states as immoral and disorderly. He cites sign inscriptions about “The road to hell” to illustrate corruption, labor exploitation, and inflated invoicing linked to officials and merchants.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Roberto V. Pesqueira
United States
Senor Pesqueira
Juarez
California
National Treasury
New Postoffice to Open Monday in Kemmerer
Kemmerer Wyoming will receive its mail from a new postoffice building next Monday. Postmaster J C McNamara says $3,000 worth of steel fixtures have arrived and are being installed. The building will match the best government structures in the state with upstairs offices and enough space for years of local needs. The move from the old building is planned for Sunday.
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Kemmberer
Wyo
Kemmerer
Gpi
Postoffice
J. C. McNamara
McNamara
Colonel White Returns to Cheyenne for Frontier Show
Colonel White and Mrs. White arrive in Cheyenne from Long Beach. They plan a two month stay and he resumes charge of the city subscription list for the Tribune, also handling the cushions at this year’s frontier show as in past years.
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A. L. White
Cheyenne
Long Beach
Tribune
Anatolia Rising to Its Name With New Independent Government
Anatolia, between the Black and Mediterranean seas, is emerging as an independent region. The National Geographic Society notes its 7,000,000 Turks, rich in agriculture yet hampered by sparse population and limited transport. Markets and barter define life, while rail, motor, and air links are seen as future connectors to the world.
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Washington, D. C
Anatolia
Europe
Asia
Asia Minor
Armenia
Syria
National Geographic Society
Central Asia
Ham
Shem
Japhet
Caesar
Charlie Chaplin
Sea of
Marmara
Near East
Dog Fight Sparks Threats and Fine in Casper Court
In Casper Wyoming on July 16 a dog fight at the Sandbar led to tensions among spectators and a threatened murder charge. Curtis Heady was fined $50 by the justice of peace court after William Brown swore out the complaint.
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Casper
Wyo
Curtis Heady
Justice of Peace Court
William Brown
Savings Accounts Grow With Pocket Savings Banks
Scores of savings accounts are opened weekly at Stock Growers National Bank due to the use of Pocket Savings Banks. The program promotes easy saving and continued customer growth for the bank.
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Stock Growers National Bank
Deputy in Town Cheyenne Visit by Sheriff Richard Spatz
Deputy Sheriff Richard Spatz is in Cheyenne today for official duties as part of a routine visit. The visit aims to meet local officers and discuss regional law enforcement collaboration.
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Richard Spatz
Cheyenne
Candidates Appear Harding and Coolidge Lithographs Adorning Cheyenne Windows
In Cheyenne lithographs of candidates Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge begin to decorate storefronts and windows as the campaign season opens. The images signal growing political activity and public interest in the forthcoming election.
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Harding and Coolidge
Cheyenne
Fishing Bulletin Wyoming Forests
The bulletin notes high clear waters and good fishing for eastern brook, rainbow, and native trout at Big Creek Encampment Crazy Woman Clear Creek Christina Lake Encampment Creek Middlefork Little Popo Agie Rock Creek West Fork of Wam Spring Creek Brook's Lake Pellham Lake Wind River Grosvenetre with flies bait and royal coachman patterns. July 20 expected as a good fishing window.
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Big Creek
Clear Creek
Christina Lake
Lander
Encampment Creek
West Fork
Wam Spring Creek
Brook’s Lake
Pellham Lake
Wind River
Grosventre
Government holds sixty million pounds of unsold wool
The government still has about sixty million pounds of wool on hand unable to be sold. Most is low grade with about half at 4 percent blood or below. Auction bids were weak, with withdrawal price unmet. South American 36s fetched 28c while actual sales for various lots were low, totaling 400,000 pounds sold.
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Tribune
Washington News Bureau
Washington
Seoured
President selects seven major generals and twenty two brigadier generals
The War Department announced the appointment by the president under the army reorganization act. Seven major generals were named Adelbert Cronkhite William B. Haan Charles T. Menoher Charles H. Muir William H. Wright Omar Bundy and George W. Read.
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Washington
War Department
Adelbert Cronkhite
Williamb. Haan
Charles T. Menoher
Charles H. Muir
William H. Wright
Omar Bundy
George W. Read
Dinosaur fossils spark bold Patagonian expedition tale
Reports from Buenos Aires describe an expedition to Patagonia to study a mammoth specimen found a year ago, now missing. Barum Brown to the National Geographic Society calls dinosaurs the ancient giants of America, detailing Trachodon, Saurolophus, Ornithomimus, Monotonius, and Ankylosaurus with their armor, beaks, and distinctive features.
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Washington, D. C
Brooklyn Bridge
Buenos Aires
Patagonia
Africa
America
National Geographic Society
Barnum Brown
Ornithomimus
Wifehood and Motherhood Declared Civic Pillars
A terse editorial proclaims wifehood and motherhood as the pinnacle of female achievement, arguing no human greatness exists beyond these roles and urging women to value domestic duties as essential.
The Maker of Men and the Pillar of Home
A long passage extols motherhood and wifehood as foundational to personal virtue and national greatness. It frames women as the builders of society through marriage, childrearing, and moral influence, claiming motherhood shapes citizens, leaders, and patriotism.
Homes shaped by wifehood and motherhood
About 65 million ounces of silver are mined annually in the United States. Brazil and Argentina will buy 100 million apples from the United States this year and will take 50 million more if shipped in cold storage.
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United States
Brazil
Argentina
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Union Trust Co
John Donnelan
Cheyene
Laramie
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
First National Bank
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
Hobbs
Huckfeldt & Finkbinder
Peter Warlaumont
Geo. Cook
James Mason
Union Pacific
Denver
Hudson
W. 16Th
J. ©. Underwood
Underwood
Iron Mountain
W. W. Dumm
Hugo Donzelman
Douglas
Road
Hell
Colonel White
Mediterranean
Fishing
Wyoming
Women’s Fashionable
Oxfords
GY Ponett
EARTH
National Bank Yenne
Hart, Schatiner & Marx
Shepherd & Klett
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