Kinney Brings Fine Sheep Train to Cheyenne
J GC Kinney of Cokeville arrives with several carloads of high quality breeding sheep, claiming Wyoming's northeast is the nation’s top sheep district. He notes one car of rams valued at about eight thousand dollars and reports additional holdings near Casper with three wells capped and another planned at about 900 feet. Kinney plans to return to Cokeville today.
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J. GC. Kinney
Cokeville
Peter J. Kinney
Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States
Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Casper
Rock Springs
Kendrick for Secretary of State Hoax Support Ad
Voter appeal praising Mr. Kendrick as a valuable figure on the state Land board. The message touts oil revenue growth from nothing to over 8100,000 yearly during six years of service and urges a vote for Kendrick.
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Kendrick
Taxpayer
Secretary of State
State Land Board
In Again Out Again I W Wers Mooch Cheyenne On Tuesday
A group calling themselves I. W. W. along with the I never expect to s made a door to door plea for food clothing and money in Cheyenne Tuesday night. Police reports of refusals led to sixteen arrests and a city jail overnight. The group was given a ride to the outskirts in a patrol car and told to move on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Dry farm congress debates land allotment and river control
The dry farm congress discussed expanding homestead land from one quarter to two or more quarters per settler and debated river regulation with the Newlands Broussard bill proposing fifty million dollars yearly for ten years. Colorado and other states oppose federal headwater control, yet a favorable record seems likely as sessions run with the soil products exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Farm Congress
Elias M. Ammons
Colorado
Congress
National Congress
Dry Farm
Clark to Speak in Cheyenne Election Eve
John D. Clark congressional candidate and Judge Carey will speak in Cheyenne the night before the election at the Atlas theatre. Music is planned and another speaker is expected. Also notes twenty five Italian reservists traveling via Cheyenne to New York to join forces for Italy.
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Jack Clark
Atlas
John D. Clark
Congress
Cheyenne
Hopkins
Clark
Judge Carey
Atlas Theatre
Europe
U. P
New York
Italy
Don’t Advertise in State Leader Causes Mob Response
A telephone exchange reveals a property owner pleading with the State Leader to stop an advertisement. The caller claims the ad drew a crowd and dismayed neighbors. He notes the house was rented on the first day of advertising and presses to end further insertions. The piece ends with a moral: avoid advertising in the State Leader to prevent mobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Charles EB. Lane
First National Bank
Itil
For Sale A Passenger Buick In Good Condition
Classified brief offering a Buick passenger car in good condition for sale at a low price. Contact address reads 100 B. bith Be pat.
Ed Jacobson Named County Assessor Candidate
Ed Jacobson, a Democrat, confirms his candidacy to fill the county assessor vacancy after Ra Bou declined. He pledges a thorough county canvass and fair valuations, aiming for a square deal for all property owners. Jacobson moved from Nebraska to Wyoming in 1908 and helped promote the Carpenter Farmers Elevator, now serving on its board.
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Ed, Jacobson
Nebraska
Rabou
Wyoming
Jacobson
Carpenter
Laramie County
Eastern Star Guests To Laramie From Oakleaf Chapter
Nearly fifty members of Oakleaf Chapter of the Eastern Star will visit Laramie today for a dinner and special session with the Laramie chapter. A No. 3 train will bring the group, with a Rawlins contingent joining at noon for an all afternoon of entertainment, a six o'clock dinner, and a lodge session to exemplify chapter work.
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Oakleaf Chapter
Sister City
Oakleaf
Laramie
Eastern Star
No. 3
Niy
Rawlins
Tmked
George Copeland
T. F. Durbin
George W."snow
Mesdames
L. H. Bump
Robertson
F. L. Robinson
Bruce Jones
James Niswander
J. B. Guthrie
R. BF. Bruner
J. F. Rossman
Norman, Turner
J. P. Jensen
Arthur Parker
I. W. Davis
George Hack*®man
Scott Martin
H.S. Ridgley
William McGuire
3. K. Ross
A. A. Underwood
B. F. Bainum
Miss Florence Bradley
Misa
Gertrude Underwood
Chereman Found Guilty In Police Court
Sam Lecereman, owner of a West Sixteenth street store, was found guilty by a jury in police court after being charged by competitors with soliciting business on the sidewalk in violation of city ordinance. The trial took most of the afternoon. Judge Phelan imposed a $25 fine but suspended it upon payment of costs totaling seven dollars.
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Sam Lecereman
West Sixteenth
Phelan
Nebraska team travels through Cheyenne to Portland
The Nebraska university football squad passed through Cheyenne yesterday on its way to Portland Oregon to play next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska University
Cheyenne
Portland
Oregon
Kendrick Ip Seeks Senate Seat Amid Salary Debate
A fragment outlines Kendrick Ip as a candidate for the United States Senate, arguing he would work for taxpayers and earn both salaries if elected, contrasting with Senator Clark’s alleged failure. No additional verifiable details are provided.
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Kendrick
Taxpayer
Lena
United States Senate
Clark
Bavarians Take Russ and Greek Crisis in Entente Talks
The report covers Venizelist moves to gain U S recognition for Venizelos and allied concerns over King Constantine and Greek leadership. French marines were moved near the king's palace amid security measures as the Macedonian front continues. Officers cite German leanings threatening entente communications. A voter appeal for Kendrick closes the fragment.
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United States
Venizelos
Zappelen Exposition
King's Palace
Franco-Liil Cret
du Fournet
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