Poultry Exhibition Honors Award Winners at Exposition Hall
Corrected list details prizes at the Exposition Hall poultry show with names like Mrs. Gosnell, W. Wilseck, Frank Gregory, and J. M. Shoop of Egbert. Awards include first pens and trios across breeds such as Leghorns, Wyandottes, Rhode Island Reds, and Buff Cochin.
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Exposition Hall
Pame
Waldo. Roberts
Uiick
Ray Olda
Frank Miller
WH. J. Woodman
J. W. Brookhart
Rose Combs
C. A. Robbins
W. Buuselle
Plymouth Rocks
W. Wilseck
Nisewander
White Rocks
Mrs. Gosnell
Capons
J. M. Shoop
Egbert
Thigekind
Buff Orplingtons
Frank Gregory
C. Rebond
L. M. Caphett
Mra
M. L. Gillespie
White
K. M. Singer
N. Hansen
Wyandottes
Harry Hinds
Rose Comb
Partridge Wyandottes
Bledno
William Rahn
Wm. Faust
Mra. Gillespie
Rose
Rhode Island Redia
N. C. McMurray
Aingle Comb
N. C. McMuray
Norman Black
Black Langehangs
Ray Olds
Firat Cockrell
Buff Cochin
W. W. Buswelle
Ralph Adamsky
White Leghorna
Rorecomb
Gosnell
William Wilsick
L. Loomis
Buff Leghorns
Buff Wyandottes
D. L. Cook
A. B. Eekdahl
Indian Land for Sale or Lease in Wind River Reservation
A Washington dispatch reports the Indian affairs commissioner will sell or lease 45 000 acres of Wind River Wyoming farming lands. Water for irrigation free the first year. sealed bids include water rights and irrigation charges. Leases run ten years at 25 cents per acre annually. Berlin reports Karl Rogers died after a Parseval airship accident. New York notes a $20 chow dog prize at a Sher rys bridge party won by Mrs. Stanley Gifford.
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Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Wind River
Wyo
New York
Sherry'ss
Stanley Gifford
New De Luxe Train From Chicago To San Francisco
The Union Pacific Chicago and Northwestern and Southern Pacific announce a new palatial train between Chicago and San Francisco named the De Luxe. An extra $25 fare applies Chicago to coast. no Chicago to Omaha or Omaha to Cheyenne service, with through passengers picked up at Omaha Cheyenne and Ogden. The train offers bath rooms athletic club rooms manicure and chiropody parlors barber shop among its amenities. Equipment is built at Pullman shops near Chicago and service begins in summer.
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Union Pacific
Chicago
Northwestern
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Omaha
Cheyenne
Ogden
Pullman
Train Accident Deaths and Injuries Rise in 1911 Months
Interstate Commerce Commission bulletin for July August and September 1911 reports 201 deaths and 4283 injuries from train accidents, a drop of 120 deaths from 1910. Total casualties excluding industrial accidents reach 21865 with 2758 deaths and 19107 injuries. electric lines add 8 deaths and 1094 injuries.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Plan Aims to Cut Denver Laramie Debt by 1 Million
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle reports a successful plan to reduce floating debt of the Denver Laramie and Northwestern by 1,000,000 and to concentrate stock holdings for ten years of stable management. The Wall Street Journal notes talk of selling 6,000,000 in 30 year bonds at 5 percent to fund road expansion into Wyoming coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Denver
Laramie
Northwestern
Wall Street Journal
Wua
Wyoming
Kopald's Offers Shoes at Half Price
Copy reads a promotional line advertising shoes priced at four dollars with the sale label suggesting a two fifty price. The tone resembles a vintage retail advertisement likely from a newspaper page.
Itch Relief Claim for D D D Remedy
An advertisement for D D D claims instant itch relief from a burning skin condition. It promises a full size bottle free if it does not work and urges visiting Palace Pharmacy run by A B RorDel to obtain the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.D.D
Palace Pharmacy
A. Bh
Rordel
Woolen Trust to Be Probed by UNCLE LAN
Washington reports the House Rules Committee plans a sweeping inquiry into the American Woolen Company. Officials face questions on water of capital, labor costs, and profits from woolen goods. Hearings to be held in executive session with Hardwick indicating an impending conference outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Rules
Lawrence
American Woolen Company
Congress
America
United States
Hardwick
Henry
Leader Publishing Company Expands Board to Nine
At the deferred annual meeting in Cheyenne the Leader Publishing Company increased directors from three to nine and elected M. B. Groshon Fort Bridger C. E. Blydenburgh Rawlins Roy Montgomery Gillette Chas Decker Sheridan John D. Clark Alex Hastie Sidney Barnett Bartlett J. R. Carpenter L. A. Miller Cheyenne to the board. A following directors meeting elected John D. Clark president Sidney Barnett vice president Leslie A. Miller secretary and Alex Hastle treasurer.
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Leader Publishing Company
Cheyenne
M. B. Groshon
Fort Bridger
C. BE
Blydenburgh
Rawlins
Roy Montgomery
Gillette
Chas, Decker
Sheridan
John D. Clark
Alex Hastie
Sidney BE
Bartlett
J. R. Carpenter
L. A. Miller
Sidney Barnlett
Leslie A. Miller
Alex Hastle
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Ept
Boston
Berlin
Karl Rogers
Kopald's
Woolen Trust
Uncle Lan
W. Brown
D. D
Barth Block
Colo
the Park Floral CO
Broadway
Denver, Colo
de. Namilton
Colorado
Heath
Leader's
TWO Dollar Hat Store
J. L. Rockwell
W. 17Th Street
Arrow” Brand
Rockwell
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