Lowrey Wins Steer Roping Title at Frontier Fair
Mies Wilkes dominates the ladies world championship cycle with Grizsly the horse. Catherine’s friends cheer as the victory seems likely against a strong field. Maud Tarr misses rides due to an accident but recovers from the setback with fair prospects. The event features Yellow Fever’s rider trials and Roz Rollins bets while Milt Hinkle clocks a notable 9 2 5 and 4 2 5 in the bulldogging. Mrs Parsons dominates the Denver Post relay, and minor events crown Vera McGinness and Nap Lynch in half mile and consolation races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Wilkes
Mine Wilkee
Miss Tarr
Maud Tarr
Dorothy Morrell
Louise Thompson
Mrs. Wilkes
George Panick
Iiking
Frank Carter
Teddy Roosevelt
Denver Post
Biggs
Peterson
Ray Bell
Vera MecGinness
Juanita Edgare
Vera McGinness
Killum
Allen Drumhelter
Nap Lynch
O. Scoby
Halterbroke
C. Summers
H. Clark
Jay Miller
Henry Morris
Carl Downing
Floyd Cotter
King Merritt
Eruptions on Forehead Healed by Cuticura Soap Ad
A reader from Walla Walla Washington writes of small eruptive rashes on the forehead causing itch and burning. She notes dense red inflamed skin and scratching irritation, claiming Cuticura Soap and Ointment gave instant relief and led to healing. July 1, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Daley Austin
Walla Walla
Waahj
Heat Kills One Every 30 Minutes At Local Outing
In Aurora Illinois on July 29 heat reached 102 degrees the hottest in 15 years. The day saw 50 000 applicants denied entry to bathing, 25 women fainting 20 injured at turnstiles eight overcome by heat. Police quelled a race riot at Jackson Park as twelve deaths in two days are blamed on the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Park
Aurora
Lightning strikes golfer at Tulsa Country Club
Harrington, a wealthy 70ish man, was killed by a bolt on the Tulsa Country Club golf links. Several caddies were left in serious condition after the lightning hit during play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Harrington
Tulsa Country Club
Tungsten Miners Beat Indians In Town Exhibition
George Schmidt will pitch for the Indians in today’s game against Jimmy Brierley’s team of thirteen, with Ed Schoel umpiring and Johnny Green in the lineup. Brierley’s group arrived in Cheyenne and enjoyed the Frontier show despite moisture. Osborne ready to relieve Schmidt if needed as the regular twirler rests a knee. Pliny calls at 3 o’clock and fans plan early park attendance to watch warmups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmidt
Indians
Jimmy Jererley
Ed Schoel
Johnny Green
Brierley
Cheyenne
Delaware
Pioneer Park
Pliny
Wellal
Three Guardsmen Hit by Lightning at Camp Kendrick
Three members of Company C Powell were knocked down during a severe electrical storm at Camp Kendrick. They came from their tents as a bolt flashed near the camp, possibly from a nearby truck. None were injured.
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Bolt
Camp Kendrick
Company C
Powell
High Praise for Cheyenne From Coffee
Dr. Coffee lauds Cheyenne for orderly citizenship and an efficient police force. He rejects the eastern view of disorder and endorses farm life in the state, noting his role in Pittsburg reform and an invitation to visit the Archer state experiment farm before leaving for San Francisco. He will speak on Judaism and Social Science at Mt. Minal Synagogue tonight.
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Chicago
Cheyenne
Dr. Coffee
Pittsburg
J. B. Kendrick
State Experiment Farm
Archer
San Francisco
Miners Prepare Bid for Wage Increase
Delegates argued living costs justify higher pay for state miners. A joint conference with operators was set to begin Monday afternoon to decide if a wage raise will be granted. Unclear if operators are prepared to approve.
Kitchen labor saving devices at a glance
A Kansas City Star item lists compact kitchen aids: a multi panel potato device for stringing chips fries and grate work. an aluminum egg slicer at 1.26. a 50 cent noodle cutter. two new tables one all metal the other wood legged with enamel tops. a 39 cent jelly bag. 25 cent ice tongs and spring tongs. a aluminum corn roaster with a 3.76 price. corn daggers at 25 cents per pair.
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Saratoga
Costa
Kansas City Star
Frontier Park car theft leaves family vehicle missing
Mr and Mrs Howard Young of Egbert and their guests parked at Frontier show grounds in Cheyenne. Their Ford was stolen after the event, with a suitcase and four coats removed from the car and placed in another nearby. A second group later reported seeing a matching car in Scottsbluff at seven in the morning, the only clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Young
Egbert
Cheyenne
Younge
Scott's Bluffs
Saratoga Canning Factory Fire Causes Major Loss
Saratoga Indiana July 29 the Saratoga Canning factory a key local industry burned early today causing about 66000 dollars in losses. City and Winchester fire crews were summoned as the blaze threatened nearby structures with fire combustion suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Ind
Anes City
Winchester
James H Boughton Dies In Boat Motor Accident
James H. Boughton of the Lakes Shipbuilding Company died in a motor boat incident on Lake Michigan yesterday after a collision near Milwaukee. The unexpected tragedy occurred as he and others engaged in a routine boating outing.
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James H. Boughton
Milwauker
Aut Lakes Shipbuilding Company
An Ton of
Lake Michigan
Delegates Honor Suffrage Movement At Cheyenne Session
The final session of the Council of Women Voters convention in Cheyenne featured Judge Joseph M Carey and others promoting universal suffrage. Speakers praised Wyoming as a model state and noted progress in laws for women and children while honoring Abigail Duniway. Invitations were extended for Salt Lake City in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women Voters
Moneet Cheyenne
Rnor
Joseph M Carey
Wyoming
Bond
Ots
Carey
Commonwealth
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Abigail Duniway
West
Mra
Duniway
Olympia Brown
Racine
Wis
Harrison G. Foster
Tacoma
Wash
Rey
Katherine Powell
Spearfish
German War Losses Cast Shadow Over Skagerrak Battle
Officials on both sides publish figures showing British sea losses of 6 104 sailors and 117 150 tons against German losses of 2 414 sailors and 60 729 tons. The piece notes submarines’ growing impact in the second year of war and limited destruction of warships by subs.
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North Sea
the Skagerrak
Four Doctors Disagreed on Woman’s Back Pain Cure in Wilmington
Mrs George W Smoop of 1611 West 4th Street Wilmington Delaware reports relief from severe backache bearing down pains and nervous fatigue after using Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to try the remedy and praises weight gain and improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Pinkham
Geonce W. Smoop
West 4Th Street
German Navy Vows Victory in Third Year of War
The text notes British and German naval actions including the sinking of ships such as the Amiral Charnier and Prince Adalbert and mentions German aims to keep enemy vessels from German coasts. It comments on German confidence and expectation that the navy will win victories in the third year of World War I to aid an honorable peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Atlantic
Jutland
Italy
Russia
France
England
Austria
Belgium
Great Britain
Germany’s Submarine Feats and Allied Strength
The piece argues Britain dominates sea power and logistics, noting British naval and personnel strength far exceed Germany’s. It asserts German submarine success is not original and highlights Allied wartime mobility, including Italy Russia France and England, while blaming Germany for strategic errors and emphasizing British organizational capacity.
Turbulent Economic Shifts Reveal Global Sugar Trade History
Fragmented OCR text hints at nationalization of fallways and protection of regulators, mentioning a sugar company influence at war onset and impacts on Britain and the United States. Details are unclear, but references key players and wartime sugar policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Great Britain
United States
Russia Routs Fronts Across Balkans and Carpathians
The report describes Russian advances across Kurdistan and into Bukovina, capturing key positions and advancing 275 miles along a front from the Kovel railway to Romania. It notes Brusiloff's forces driving deep into Bukovina and engagements with Pflanzer, Bothmer, and von Linvik's troops along the Stokhod and near Kovel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Mamnhatum
Trebizond
Bi Iit
Mamiskhatum
Kurdistan
Bitlis
Ceveredus
Serdasht
Khanikin
Khmanshah
Carpathian Ins
Bothmer Hting
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Lowrey
Rollins
Milt Hinkle
Milthip
Ed Lindway
J. C. Banks
Mrs. Parsons
Golfer
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Chevessb, Wyoming
Pes Beck
Brienleys Teai
Nederland
Mert Indians
Presmoted
Colorado
Frontier Park
National Council OF Women Voters
Salt Lake Omfry
Utah
Kelley Mercantile CO
the Sannitary Store
Prores
THE
H.N. Boyd Company
Plains Hotel
Central Ave
JA. Eirkp
Patrick Choice
Carey Avs
Hichester
Nebraska Hay
Ccaunlt
Yaming Fuel & Feed Co
Gnetenne, Wyomls
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