Holt tractor fully repaired after vandal damage in Cheyenne
A 20 ton state highway department Holt tractor, damaged by vandals weeks ago near the cemetery, is back in service. About six dozen grease cups were removed and the magneto damaged, gears filled with sand, yet the machine was repaired and resumed work pulling two graders along ONeill street, leveling the entire block in one pass.
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State Highway Department
Cheyenne
O'Neil
Gheyenne
Veteran rancher severely injured in Cheyenne runaway
Tom Gunston a veteran rancher near Buford was badly hurt in a horse runaway on Sherman Hill Tuesday. He was brought to Cheyenne by freight train and taken to a hospital with severe head lacerations and back injuries. No team or wagon was found, and earlier reports of being hit by a train were denied. Gunston’s relatives accompanied him to the hospital where he rested and showed signs of improvement.
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Tom Gunston
Lone Tree Creek
Buford
Sherman Hill
Cheyenne
Gunston
Gheyenne
Mercury Clus Race Set for Un Next Sunday
A local auto race event promoted by Lie Steveury elaub faces weather risk. The fen-wie gebo race is staged by Mercury Clus with a quarter mile drag, featuring a road bar truck event. Cars like the Souped-up Sora and Baby junk son are expected to participate alongside the Hiway especial, owned by the Mercury club.
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Steveury Elaub
Grebetes
Isisiau
Auarter
Fred Tiankes
Joffer
Local School Hero Succeeds in Civic Police Gymnasium
A scrambled fragment notes a young pupil at the elf school praised for assisting police at a gymnasium event. It mentions first class Podian hubs given to police, with an expert performer role and mixed reactions from a committee yesterday.
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Gymnasium Geevee Wwitison
Elf School
Police Symnasium
Police Bergeon Metaco
Ciltee
O'Rourke backs Carpentier but cites Poulton rival
Tom O'Rourke, Poulton's manager, rates Georges Carpentier highly and says Poulton would be his only sure defeat. The column also notes Ohio baseball optimism with Gleve, Torpedo, and Akron titles, mentions umpire Henslin, Hi Myres, Johnny Wilson, Stanislaus Zbyszko, and George Gibson guiding a major league club through spring training changes.
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Tom O'Rourke
Georges Carpentier
O'Rourke
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Fred Poulton
Thiat
Poulton
U.S
Permit 15 Issued for 200000 Building Cheyenne
Arch ie Allison contractor for Cheyenne Apartments received the year’s largest permit, valued at 200000 for the Frontier apartment house at Nineteenth and Evans streets. The 99.50 fee is the year's biggest, with steel columns girders and brick exterior on concrete, due Feb 1 1924. The project ranks among Cheyenne’s largest permits alongside Union Pacific shop and other historic buildings.
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Archie Allison
Cheyenne Apartments Company
Frontier
Nineteenth
Vans Streets
Sehnitger
Evans Street
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Lynds
International Worvester
Colorado & Southern Roundhouse
Willi
Parsnip Wine Recipe From Parsnip to Bottling
Parsnips are boiled, strained, then mixed with water sugar and lemon slices. Add half a cake yeast and raisins and sliced oranges, then let stand ten days in a stone jar before straining and bottling.
Water supplies secure as Granite Springs rises rapidly
Water in Granite Springs reservoir climbs to 76 feet after a fortnight of rapid increase due to melting snow and rainfall. Eugene Clouser reports a rise of about two feet per day, signaling ample supply for Cheyenne for roughly 20 months if precipitation halts. City officials expect sprinklers likely to be allowed again this summer. Other municipal reservoirs fill as Brush Creek overflows and streams drain high runoff into North and Middle Crow creeks.
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Granite Springs
Eugene Clouser
Arthur Parker
Cheyenne
Ft. Russell
Taylor
Muncipal
Brush Creek
Crow Creeks
Hughie Jennings A Tigers Leader At Fifty Steeped In Fire
The article portrays Hughie Jennings as a fighting spirit driving Detroit Tigers early spring struggles. It notes his long aim for a pennant, his role on the coaching line, and his influence in developing legends, while detailing his birthplace Pittstown Pa and early mining work before entering pro baseball in 1894 as a shortstop.
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Gibby
Hugo Bezdek
Walter Barbare
Barbare
George Whitled
Hughie Jennings
Hughie
Tigers
Hiughie
Jennings
Detroit
Pittstown
Leighton
Harrisburg
Hughie Jennings Hall of Fame Career and Law Career
Varvisburg Indiana area noted as Jennings' early game influence for Louisville Colonels. He later starred for the Orioles and Tigers, managing Baltimore to a flag in 1909 and pursuing a second title amid Detroit’s rough start. Jennings earned degrees at St Bona venture and Cornell, and practiced law with his Scranton firm.
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Varvisburg
Louisville Colonels
Chapman
Kentucky
Jennings
Louis Ville
Hughie
Baltimore
Orioles
McGraw
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Tigers
Baseball Hall of
St. Bona- Venture College
Cornell
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Prune and Nut Sandwiches from a Vintage Recipe
A vintage recipe note details Prune and Nut Sandwiches with lemon juice and chopped nuts on thin rye bread, plus Chocolate Nut Sandwiches using peanut butter and brick chocolate syrup. Also describes Cream and Peanut Butter filling whipped with milk cream, suggesting it as a spread or dip and noting Want Ads.
Seance, jokes, and world events mix in a quirky column
Roy Koulton piece opens with verse on power and love, then a playful cabinet guessing contest with Doris Kenyon. A note on industrial unrest follows, and a local joke about Mexicans in Mexico. A Kansas crossing rule is cited, WMARCEL'S SEANCE lists odd play spots, and a humorous tale of Joe Hopkins’s horse with green goggles ends. Petrograd becomes Leningrad in Lenin’s honor as a quip.
Gary Hampson named U S minister to Switzerland
Hampson Gary, newly appointed U S minister to Switzerland, previously served three years as diplomatic agent and consul general at Cairo. Born 1878 in Tyler Texas, he graduated at Virginia and was admitted to the bar in 1894. He long engaged in politics including a Texas House term and 1908 Democratic convention delegate.
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Hampson Gary
U. S
Switzerland
Cairo
Gary
Washington
Department of State
Department
Syria
Palestine
Tyler
Texas
University of Virginia
Texas House of Representatives
Denver
Francis Rey Clark Returns from Europe Leader of Endeavor Groups
Francis Rey Clark, president of the United Society of Christian Endeavor and of the World Christian Endeavor Union, has just returned from Europe. His home is in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Rey
Francis
Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavor
World Christian Endeavor Union
Europe
Boston
Mass
Dinner Stories A restless child and a train commotion
A vivid anecdote on a restless boy causing a ruckus aboard a train draws reactions from a fat man and a polite mother. The scene shifts to a writerly prank as the narrator imagines a tale about a man stealing a Ford, quickly licensed to Bob Davis for a swift payday.
Women’s suffrage extended by Gape Town assembly
The house of assembly at Gape town in the Union of South Africa adopted a resolution in favor of extending the parliamentary franchise to women, signaling a notable step toward gender voting rights.
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House of Assembly
Gapetown
Union of South Africa
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