Livestock Industry Debate Dominates National Stock Exchange Meet
Chicago reports the thirty-seventh annual session where Wilson & Co. and the Institute of American Packers lead discussions. E. C. Brown warns against heavy taxes or nationalization, while urging funds at reasonable rates to aid producers amid alleged Americanization pressures.
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Chicago
Nation¢ Stock Exchange
of Wilson & Co
Institute of Amer-icat Packers
C. Brown
Chica‘9
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Asarte
Carnival game cash payout halted by sheriff action
A carnival baseball-toss game paid in cash was shut down after deputies found cash payments were tied and dolls used as payment. Sheriff Smalley ordered the manager to correct the issue and the concession was allowed to reopen once cash handling resumed.
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Umea
Beburh
Wes Eriff Smalley
Gaueuen
Convicts to Be Paroled for Harvest Work
Topeka June reports a conference with Warden J K Godding on parole plans for state convicts during harvest time. Paroled inmates will earn money for dependents, with only those of approved behavior records eligible.
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Topeka
Kan
J. K. Godding
Penitenticat
Have You Seen This Baby
A brief item notes a request for information about a missing infant, urging readers to contact authorities with any sightings or details. The notice emphasizes urgency and the need to locate the child promptly.
Social whirl in Cheyenne and Laramie events noted
A Cheyenne delegation travels to events on No. 19 with Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Davis and many others listed. Matrons preside at a tribute to Mrs. Haskins in Laramie. Dinners, dances, and club meetings fill town life with visitors from Washington and Denver and locals entertaining at Fort D. A. Russell and the Tribune building.
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Sarah
Eeinvuthente
Laramie
Haskins
Cheyenne
I. W. Davis
Ruth
Gherstansen
Tiffany
Stapléton
Earl Benton
Tribune
Mr. Benton
Tacky Party Brings Help One Another Members Together
An evening at Mrs John D Wrights on Hast Twenty-first drew twenty-five women for an old fashioned hard time party. Guests wore costumes and awards went to Mrs Lois Bristol and Mrs James Morrison. Music by Miss Edith Wright and Loren Frankenfield accompanied the festivities. Light refreshments were served at eight.
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Utah
Idaho
Pitteanth Cavalry
Post Headquart.org
Mra
John D. Wright
F. A. M. Stuart
Lois Brigtol
James Morrison
Edith Wright
Loren
Frankenfield
Mulford
Denver
George Kingham
Best Editorial Prize for Public Affairs
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Casper
C. FE. Winter
Arthur Parker
Mary and
Della Ne
Freda Smith
Helen Moel Laughliin
Stella Watson
Maren Harris
Constance Cowley
Loretta Kentsler
Reva Alchele
Misa Della Bentson
Roscoe Dutcher
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Phil, Hopkins
Washington, D.C
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Donna Marie Ray
Miss Wasserman
Effie Lannen
Irma Downey
Verling Hart
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Fort
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Gordon Whole
Utah National
D. A. Russell
U. S. Cavalry
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Women's Relief
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Canon City
Martha Ott
Country Club
Fort D. A. Russell
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Kinnear
F. M. Kinner
Central Avenue
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George Klett
Evenin
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Steppe
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Sua Ia
Margaret Doane
Lawrence Ab Godaaver
Spokane
J.B
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Godnaver
Peggy Kintz
Florence Hardin
Shertoe
Loramie
University of Wyoming
Hardin
Sheridan
Miss Blair
Fellmon
Boston
Mass
Mia
Fred LaPash, Jr
Mrs. C. ©. Martin
California
J. Roy Gotvin
Virginia
Frank Bo Witty
Fred M. Smith
LaGrange
City
Smith
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D'Mont
James Zalesky
Margaret
Seattle
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Hales
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Frank Sparling
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