Noted Hounds to Trace Malifactors in Colorado
Noted bloodhounds owned by William Hodson arrive in Greeley from Phillipsburg to aid police and sheriffs across northern Colorado. Experts Hodson and his dogs will work under police command, previously used in Cold Springs cases and the Dickens murder inquiry, with Hodson at 515 Ninth Street ready for dispatch.
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United States
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Colorado
Phillipsburg
Haden
Colorado Springs
W. H. Dickens
Longment
Sou Se
Rienzi Dickens
Maxcraft
Lady Harnett
Kansas
Hodson
Ninth Street
Areice
Ttodson
Frontier Days Feature Garden Tops Wyoming Fair
The twenty-first Frontier days praise fills the front talk as plans for the state fair in Douglas September 11 to 15 gather pace. A. Highby notes strong exhibit space bookings from 13 of 21 counties and predicts the 197 fair will surpass all previous shows, led by a five acre model garden demonstrating productive farming for vacationers and residents.
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A. Highby
Wyoming State Fair Association
Cheyenne
Highby
Suite Leader
Wyoming
Hishby
Travells
Department of Agriculture
Wiehby
Wortham
Cavalry Units to Be Converted to Field Artillery
Washington dispatches report the War Department has issued orders to convert eight cavalry regiments, including the eighteenth to the twenty-fifth, into field artillery for the war period. Troops at Fort Russell, lacking mounts, prepare for big gun duties as the government seeks emergency funding.
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McAdoo
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Department
Ercc'ee
Cheyenne Derby Meet Promises Top Racing action
Cheyenne hosts a 19 day thoroughbred meet at Frontier Park August 18 to September 8 with 400 horses. Notables include George Winefield and Senator Clarke’s son bringing top strings and premier jockeys signed to ride. Special trains and rates from Denver and beyond accompany the event.
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Cheyenne
America
Canada
George W. Winefield
Nevada
W. Clarke
Montana
Llinmoire
Senator Clarke
Denver
John O. Talbott
Association
Ecollaaznes
Phenix Camp Meeting Canceled for July 20
A note from Phenix Camp announces there will be no meeting on Thursday evening July 20 due to unspecified reasons. The fragmentary message provides no further agenda or attendee details.
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Weather and Crop Summary for Wyoming and Cheyenne Districts
Forecasts show partly cloudy and cooler nights through Thursday for Cheyenne and vicinity in Wyoming. Week summary notes persistent drought since June, hot and dry across central regions, good roads turning dusty, grass curing, livestock in good condition, and crops needing moisture especially in unirrigated areas. Irrigated crops show strong growth with alfalfa, potatoes, sugar beets, beans, and corn in excellent condition. reports from Cook and Idonean counties cite moisture shortages affecting second alfalfa and dry farming areas.
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Wyoming
Betta
Park County
National Forest
Cook County
I.doneln County
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