Offers More Prizes for Colorado Interstate Fair
Assurance of a good year in crops and finance underpins expanded prize funds at the Interstate Fair to be held in Denver from September 1 to 17. Poultry awards total 1200 dollars while other departments total about 50 thousand dollars. The event features enhanced agriculture and horticulture displays, cattle and horse show events with track activities drawing around 1200 horses, and two weeks of exhibits and amusements aided by generous railroad rates.
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Inter-State Fair and Exposition Association
Denver
New and Up to Date for a Little Money Jenkins Clearance
A compact notice announces a clearance sale by Jenkins offering new and updated items at reduced prices. Limited stock advertised with emphasis on bargains for budget shoppers.
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Jenkins
Rags Wanted for State Leader Office
Help needed for large clean rags at once to supply the State Leader office. Also advertise Chi Namel varnish at Sherman Co. for immediate procurement.
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State Leader Office
Sherman Co
Alaskan Promise Outpaces Norway Sweden Says Andrews
A July Alaska-Yukon Magazine article by Andrews argues Alaska may rival Norway Sweden and Finland in farming fisheries and timber. He predicts 260000 people by 1920 and 500000 by 1920. The piece compares Alaska to the Scandinavian Peninsula noting vast cod and herring fisheries and rich timber and mineral resources.
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Seattle
Government rules out women stenographers for jobs
Washington July 22. The civil service commission announced that women stenographers are no longer wanted in the government service. The move follows a flood of letters about an exam for stenographers and typists to be held next Tuesday in all states and territories. Departments seek to replace women with men for discipline and transferability reasons.
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Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Pair of Ladies' Oxford Shoes for 4.05 at Jenking 8hok 600
A sale offers a pair of ladies' oxford shoes priced at 4.05 dollars at Jenking 8hok 600. The offer targets shoppers seeking affordable footwear and highlights the effective price in a local retailer advertisement.
Governor Brooks Heads Wyoming Maneuver Camp Visit
Governor B B Brooks accompanied by Adjutant General P A Gateb el and Col Hilikig of the National Guard of Wyoming will inspect the Wyoming troops at the maneuver camp today.
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Wyoming
Trinidads Baseball Team Leads Rocky Mountain Race
Charley Porter of the Denver News notes Trinidad’s strong baseball season under Jimmy Brierley. He cites rival Cheyenne and Indian teams, with Trinidad one game ahead of MyCone and a possible final neutral-site series to crown the interstate champion. Brierlys strategy and Bidwell’s safeguards shape the battle.
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Denver News
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Jimmy Brierley
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Cheyenne
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Pe Fine & Bunch
Shod Pieces Amid Odd Fragments In Local Reading
A garbled OCR snippet mentions footwear and a house slipper theme with unclear names and places, suggesting a fragmented local notice or column snippet. The readable words reference shoes and a house slipper motif, with no coherent event or dates.
Promoters Meet Idaho Governor Over Irrigation Projects
Mrs Bynton and Talmage, prominent promoters of irrigation ventures in Idaho and Wyoming, conferred yesterday with Governor B. Brooks and other state officials at the state capitol to discuss advancing the projects.
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State House
Florist offers flowers and floral work in city
Mrs Gletcke the Florist advertises flowers and floral craft on Carey Ave near 23d St. A citizen found a diamond ring and turned it to Chief Smalley as police seek owner. Mayor Cook notes a $150000 war department payment for the new water system and deposits totals among city banks. The Shoshoni River Canal Co of Cody files for incorporation with $2260000 capital.
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Polite Smalley
War Department
Requisition Tested in Cheyenne by New York Detective
James Mclaughlin a New York detective arrived in Cheyenne yesterday and called on Governor Brooks securing requisition papers for the case.
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New York
Cheyenne
Governor Brooks
Runaway Army Mule Team Disturbs City. Warnecke Sought
Frederick C. Warnecke is wanted in the metropolis to answer a charge of child desertion after a recent arrest at Bages. A team of army mules hitched to a wagon ran loose when frightened by a child with an umbrella on Bagh Twentieth street, the wagon overturned on Carey avenue, and the mules escaped before being recaptured in the city northward.
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State Veterinarian Ptlaeging Heads to Denver Then Saratoga
Dr. William F Ptlaeging leaves today for Denver and on Monday travels to Saratoga with Dr Hows chief pathological inspector of the US Bureau of Animal Industry to treat glanders reported among horses in that state section.
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Denver
Saratoge
Hows
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
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