Lowrey Wins Steer Roping At Fair Rodeo Display
Mies Wilkes dazzles in the ladies world championship claiming a third straight ride on a bold mount. Maud Tarr misses events due to injury but eyes a future exhibition career with a $125 prize possibly going to Catherine’s camp. George Panick challenges Yellow Fever with Raft Rollins wagering $50 on a potential upset as Milthip seeks finale inclusion after a strong 9 2 5 second throw and record showing by J C Banks in Denver Post relay action.
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Mies Wilkes
Mine Wilkee
Miss Tarr
Maud Tarr
Dorothy Morrell
Louise Thompson
Mrs. Wilkes
George Panick
Iiking
Frank Carter
Teddy Roosevelt
Rollins
Milt Hinkle
Milthip
Ed Lindway
J. C. Banks
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
Eruption Relief After Free Cuticura Trial
A reader from Walla Walla Washington reports small forehead eruptions causing itching and burning. After requesting a free Cuticura Soap and Ointment sample, the rash eased quickly and healed with continued use. The note is signed Miss Daley Austin BR EB July 1 1006 Box 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Daley Austin
Walla Walla
Waahj
Heat Kills One Every 30 Minutes At Bathing Venue
In Aurora DL on July 29 the heat reaches 102 degrees the highest in 15 years. Authorities report twelve deaths in the region over the past two days due to the extreme temperatures. Fifty thousand applicants were turned away from bathing suit admissions as crowds surged. Dozens fainted or injured in turnstiles and a clash between Black and white crowds required police intervention at Jackson Park.
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Jackson Park
Aurora
Lightning Kills Golfer at Tulsa Country Club
In Tulsa Oklahoma on July 23 Harrington a wealthy elderly man was struck and killed by a bolt of lightning on the Tulsa Country Club golf links. Several caddies were reported in serious condition with injuries from the same incident.
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Tulsa
Okla
Harrington
Tulsa Country Club
Tungsten Miners Play Here Today
George Schmidt will pitch for the Indians in today’s game against Jimmy Jererley’s profession als. Ed Schoel will umpire and Johnny Green also plays. Brierley’s thirteen strong team arrived in Cheyenne and will stay in the Delaware block. A Frontier show was seen despite moisture before the game. Osborne may relieve Schmidt if needed while Schmidt rests his injured knee.
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George Schmidt
Indians
Jimmy Jererley
Ed Schoel
Johnny Green
Brierley
Cheyenne
Delaware
Pioneer Park
Pliny
Wellal
Three Guardsmen Struck by Lightning at Camp Kendrick
Three members of Company C Powell were knocked down by a bolt during a severe electrical storm at Camp Kendrick. They emerged from tents as the bolt flashed, a truck nearby may have influenced the strike. No injuries were reported.
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Bolt
Camp Kendrick
Company C
Powell
High Praise for Cheyenne From Coffee
Dr. Coffee praises Cheyenne for safety and orderly citizenship praising the police. He notes a myth of disorder in the east is unfounded and urges Jews to consider farm life in the state. He is invited by Governor Kendrick to Archer Farm then travels to San Francisco for a lecture at Mt. Zion Synagogue on Judaism and Social Science.
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Chicago
Cheyenne
Dr. Coffee
Pittsburg
J. B. Kendrick
State Experiment Farm
Archer
San Francisco
Miners to Seek Wage Increase in State Conference
Delegates cite the cost of living as a primary reason for higher wages. A joint conference with operators was expected to begin Monday afternoon, but it was not clear whether the operators were ready to grant an increase.
Kitchen labor saving devices advertised in Kansas City Star
The article promotes a range of low cost kitchen gadgets. A cylindrical multi-use device handles four potato styles while an aluminum egg slicer produces uniform slices. A noodle cutter costs fifty cents and two kitchen tables, one metal and one wood leg, sell for 14 to 16 dollars. Additional items include a jelly bag, ice tongs, spring tongs, corn roaster with detachable strainer, and corn daggers.
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Saratoga
Costa
Kansas City Star
Colorado Car Stolen After Frontier Park Trip
Mr and Mrs Howard Young of Egbert with their son and daughter and Mrs Givers a guest drove to Cheyenne for the Frontier show Friday and found their Ford missing on leaving the grounds. A suitcase and four coats had been moved to a nearby car. Another party heard of the missing car and looked for theirs but could not find it. Arrivals in Cheyenne reported seeing a car matching the description in Scotts Bluff at seven that morning, the only clew.
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Howard Young
Egbert
Cheyenne
Younge
Scott's Bluffs
Saratoga Canning Factory Fire Damages Indiana Town
Saratoga Indiana July 29 fire destroyed the Saratoga Canning factory causing an estimated loss of 66000 dollars. Fire departments from Anes City and Winchester responded as the blaze threatened nearby properties.
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Saratoga
Ind
Anes City
Winchester
James H Boughton Dies After Boat Collision in Michigan
James H Boughton of the Lakes Shipbuilding Company died after a motor boat collision on Lake Michigan yesterday. The incident occurred during a broader activity near Milwaukee and involved local watercraft operators.
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James H. Boughton
Milwauker
Aut Lakes Shipbuilding Company
An Ton of
Lake Michigan
Delegates Leave After Convention At Cheyenne Meeting
The final session of the Council of Women Voters convention in Cheyenne featured remarks by Judge Carey on Wyoming as a model for equal suffrage and state progress. Tributes honored Abigail Duniway with speakers from Wisconsin, Washington and South Dakota. A Salt Lake City 1917 meeting was tentatively accepted by wire.
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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
Battle of Skagerrak and Submarine War Record
German and British sources publish figures on losses from the Skagerrak clash and submarine campaign. British losses reach 6104 seamen and 117150 tons of shipping. German losses are 2414 men and 60729 tons. Submarine successes grow in year two while warship destruction remains rare.
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North Sea
the Skagerrak
Four Doctors Disagreed About Backache Relief
Woman from Wilmington Delaware reports chronic backache nervous fatigue and bearing down pains improved after Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gaining weight and recommending it to other women. The testimonial cites long standing discomfort and relief attributed to the product.
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Wilmington
Del
Pinkham
Geonce W. Smoop
West 4Th Street
German Navy Celebrates Early War Successes and Hopes
As World War I enters its third year, German ships claim several torpedoed targets and damaged enemy vessels in the Baltic and Mediterranean. British sea power remains dominant, yet Germans express confidence in their navy to win victories toward an honorable peace.
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Germany
Britain’s wartime prowess exceeds fears on German threat
The column argues Germany cannot rehabilitate its commerce through submarines as Allied gains press Germany, Austria, and their allies under heavy pressure. It praises Britain’s overwhelming control of seas, large manpower, and organizational strength, noting the extensive British war effort includes army and navy personnel and civil mobilization.
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Atlantic
Jutland
Italy
Russia
France
England
Austria
Germany
Belgium
Great Britain
Fragmented note on nationalisation and sugar industry
The readable fragments discuss nationalising the Fallways of the country, protecting the regula idends, and securing the sugar c oy of the World at the start of the War. Mentions Great Britain and the United States with mention of large monetary figures and industry effects.
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Teddy
Great Britain
United States
Russia Advances in Black Sea Front and Carpathian Pushes
The report details Russian advances across the Black Sea region, including Trebizond and surrounding Kurdistan towns, along with a broad Carpathian offensive. Major operations see Brusailoff reaching deep Bukovina, pushing the front toward Romania as German and Austro-Hungarian forces sustain heavy fighting along the Stokhod and Kovel lines.
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Mies
Mamnhatum
Trebizond
Bi Iit
Mamiskhatum
Kurdistan
Bitlis
Ceveredus
Serdasht
Khanikin
Khmanshah
Carpathian Ins
Bothmer Hting
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Lowrey
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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