Auto polo set for Laramie fairgrounds October 28 29
News from over the state of Wyoming reports auto polo will be staged at the Laramie fair grounds on October 28 and 29. The article extols the sport’s thrills, danger, and spectator appeal, noting teams once played for royalty in Tokyo and Manila and emphasizing the event organized by the Laramie Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Fair Grounds
Hero
Mikado
Japan
Manila
Casper Rally for Kendrick in Casper Wic
Casper prepares for a large Thursday rally with Governor Kendrick leading a Democratic caravan through Wyoming. The event promises free speeches, band concerts, and open hospitality as supporters travel from surrounding areas to greet Kendrick and advocate for his Senate bid.
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Casper
Wic
Kendrick
Washington
Wilson, Kendrick and Clark
Kidney Flush Salts Promoted For Kidney Health
An advertisement touts a grape and lemon based Salts treatment to flush and detoxify the kidneys. It claims meat consumption strains kidneys, causing related illnesses, and advises a daily dose before breakfast to restore kidney function and neutralize urine acidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nosgan
Good Production in Greybull Oil
Greybull refinery now produces about 7000 barrels of oil daily. October arrivals include around 400 tank cars for refining, excluding Greybull wells. Reynolds and Sypher plan a Welch B ranch well about a mile and a half southwest. the old well to be shot soon, hoping to strike oil with the new well drilled west of the first.
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Greybull
Wyo
Ort
Oil Company of
Reynolds and
Sypher Ia
Welch B Ranch
Reynolds
Reynolda and Bypher
Hutte
Mont
New Pastor Installed at Union Presbyterian Church Laramie
The Rev. George Edwin Parisoe was installed as pastor of the Union Presbyterian church in Laramie on Tuesday at 7:30 PM. Rev. John G. Klene and Rev. H. M. Steidly delivered charges to the congregation, with Rev. M. J. Frank presiding and propounding constitutional questions. The choir, led by Prof. A. Lukken, provided special music.
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Laramie
George Edwin Parisoe
Union Presbyterian Church
John G. Klene
First Presbyterian Church of
Fort Collins
Colorado
H. M. Steidly
Rambler Strikes Good Oil Well
Rambler mine reports a strike of high grade ore west of the former glory hole. The ore runs as high as 40 per cent copper. The new vein appears in a spot previously unexplored, marking significant ore potential for the mines.
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Laramie
Ittia
Rambler
Canton
Glory Hole
Pioneer Cattleman C Murdock Dies From Train Accident
C Murdock a renowned cattleman from Big Piney western Wyoming died in Bidney Nebraska from injuries after falling from the rear end of a fast-shooting train while taking cattle to market. He was a pioneer figure known across the region.
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Ss. C. Murdock
Big Piney Country
Bidney
Nebraska
Mr. Murdock
Wyoming
Wyoming News Roundup Covers Cholera Warning and Local Events
Agricultural agent warns Platte county farmers of a cholera outbreak in hogs and urges inspection. A Rawlins boy dies from a convulsive attack while his father helps drill water wells. New sidewalk blocks completed on Rawlins Lincoln Highway block. Mrs G H Merrell expands the Carbon County Women’s Republican Club to Saratoga. Sheridan reports its first snowstorm of the season with 0.72 inches. Miss Margaret Roberts and Lawrence Walters wed in Denver and plan two weeks of honeymoon. A Nebraska football team special train rested in Laramie with a 40-piece band. Sheridan resorts announce winter stays. Billings High defeats Sheridan High 4 to 3. Crop prospects for 1916 sugar beet factories show larger output than first estimated.
Co-Operation for Federal Loans at New Farm Bank Plan
The government will supply funds and create federal land banks. Farmers form national farm loan associations to obtain loans through the group. Benefits include neighbor cooperation and access to capital, though some farmers may resist joining.
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Bas Oper
Cooperative farming and cheaper credit for farmers
The article urges farmers to end the tradition of individualism and adopt cooperative methods to make farming a viable business. It argues that cooperation reduces costs, improves markets, and directs readers to consult their agricultural agent to form local loan associations to access federal loan banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Loan Bank
Vote Kendrick for public service and responsible leadership
A fragmented political appeal urges voters to back Kendrick for office, arguing he will deny a double salary and pursue work for taxpayers. It questions Governor Kendrick’s failures and promotes Smigher’s Optical Service as a local business sponsor, listing 215 Wirth Street as contact.
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Taxpayer
Kendrick
Yexpeyer
Mr. Houx
Kvdrick
United Statenate
Clok
Kenitirick
Bazaar Sale Promotes Aprons and Fancy Items
Local listing advertises aprons and fancy articles for sale at the Jewish Civelo bazaar and dance event near Wednesday at K. Tee Man Co. tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Man Co
Relief from stuffed nose with Bly's Cream Balm
A reader urges using Bly's Cream Balm to clear nasal passages and relieve catarrh. The ad copy promises fragrance and antiseptic cream to soothe swollen mucous membranes and provide instant relief for a blocked head and headaches.
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Platte County
Swanson and Johnson Ranch
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Harry
Ai. Tyle
G. H. Merrell
Carbon County Women Republican Club
Saratoga
Sheridan
Margaret Roberts
Lawrence Walters
Rock Springs
Denver
Cheyenne
Portland
Ore
Sheridan County
United States
Billings High School
Sheridan High School
Billings
Menorta
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
18Th and
Capitol Ave
THE
Wyoming Fuel
Carey Ave
Smigher
Wirth
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Masseur
Carey
Unter Logan's
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Avenu
A. R. Wittee, M. D
Burgeos
Ream
Cheyenne, Wyo
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