High School Conclave Entries Enliven Wyoming Event
LARAMIE Wy March 2 An attendance surpassing prior records is expected for the fourth annual high school week at the university March 14 to 19. Twenty four schools entered for one or more contests, with seventeen basketball teams vying for the state title and nearly 300 visitors anticipated. New contests include violin, typewriting, shorthand, short story and debate, with several schools entering eight events. The event week will be efficiently organized with guests accommodated, signaling a successful gathering.
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Laramie
Wyoy
University
Hanna
Glenrock
Newcastle
Sunrise
Thermopolis
Greybull
Kliemmerer
Lingle
Fulton Bellamy
Francis Erb
Massachusetts
Ted Madden
Boston
Orion Neff
Cody
Paul Witzke
Wisconsin
Charles Wittenbraker
Rawlins
University Commons
Fred Layman
Milward Simpsort
Claire Tucker
Esert
Classified ads fragment hints at sales and inquiries
A fragmentary classified notice mentions a Monarch typewriter for sale at $15 with phone contact, plus apartment furniture for lease and herd improvement with ten registered Hereford bulls for sale. Locations include Granite Canon and contact details appear as phone numbers and addresses.
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Ene
Monarch
Ert McGee
Granite Canon
Fatty Arbuckle in Brewster's Millions at the Princess
Fatty Arbuckle's joyous comedy Brewster's Millions adapted from George Barr McCutcheon will be shown at the Princess for the last times today. The plot follows a young man torn between two wealthy grandfathers with opposing views on work. The film features comic scenes including a barber stunt with a jazz score and a sheriff character entangled in political turmoil. Meanwhile Midwest Refining stockholders in Portland Maine re elected Tyson S. Dines Herbert G. Naylor and L. A. Reed as directors and approved stock set aside for employee purchase. The new board accepted the resignation of Clarence Hi Titus and elected Horace H. Brooks as secretary treasurer. The club program included music by Mrs. Fred Boice and a toast to Rev. Dr. George C G Rafter, with guests from Laramie Rawlins and Denver and reports on baseball in Cheyenne.
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Fatty Arbuckle
George
Barr McCutcheon
Mnay
Anristocrat
Nan
Midwest Refining Company
Portland
Maine
Tyson S. Dines
Herbert G. Naylor
L. A. Reed
Clarence Hi. Titus
Horace H. Brooks
Brooks
Midwest
Int
National Trust Company
Fred Boice
Vaughan
George CG. Rafter
Frank Burrage
Laramie
Frank Johnston
Rawlins
Superintendent Cullen
Midwest Refinery
A. H. Ricker
Internal Revenue Collector
Tebeau
Rick
Rickerson
Denver
Cheyenne
Fred Lazear
Shantung
China
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming March 2 1921
The Cheyenne Wyoming weather summary reports 24 hours ending 6 pm with highs near 50 degrees and lows around 33. Normal for the date is 29 degrees mean 42, net 10 degrees cooler. Wind averaged 19.4 mph yesterday. total precipitation since January 1 is 18.3 inches with 0 inches in the last 24 hours.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
CK PO Gir
The Flame of Hellgaté at Lyric Stars Beatriz Michelena
Beatriz Michelena stars in The Flame of Hellgaté at the Lyric today and tomorrow. The Robertson-Cole Superior picture features a dominating cattle king shaping political conditions along the old frontiers in a region portrayed over many years.
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Hellgaté
Beatriz Michelena
Robertson-Cole
State Leader Forget-Me-Nots Urgently Calls Members Meeting
Loyal Order of Moose action at Hayles Hall on Thursday evening March 8 at 8 p.m. All legionaries must attend to receive certificates and receipts plus other important business including officer elections. Acting Secretary C. J. Niles notes the urgent call.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Hayles Hall
Legionaries
C. J. Niles
Eagles Benefit Ball Tomorrow at Eagles Hall
The Cheyenne Aeria No. 128 fraternal order of Eagles hosts a benefit ball at the Eagles Hall tomorrow night with proceeds to fund an Eagles room in Memorial hospital. Hundreds of tickets are sold as a record crowd is anticipated. The Boys local orchestra will provide music and a memorable program is planned.
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Cheyenne Aeria No. 128
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Memorial Hospital
The
Several Interesting Addresses to Rotary
Rotary spring revival continues with a lively Wednesday luncheon attended by many guests. The program featured several talks that energized attendees and emphasized service and community engagement.
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Rotary
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