Labor Day Fete in Casper Draws Big Crowd and Parade
Wyoming edition reports Casper plans the third annual Labor Day celebration with a large parade starting at the labor headquarters at 1 50 pm. Prizes for best floats, music by an orchestra, and speakers Rev McCorkle Mrs B G Martin and J D Broadus highlighted the day capped by a Temple auditorium dance. Judge Tidball of Laramie will be in Wheatland handling court duties for Judge Mentzer.
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Crafia
Labor
Hey. & & McCorkle
Sunrise
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Tris
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McCorkle
Iria Orchestra
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Mia
B. G. Martin
J. D. Broadus
Temple
Tidball
Laramie
Wheatland
Mentzer
First Judicial District
Laramie Show Opens With Fish Fry and Wild West Events
Laramie Wyoming reports the Encampment show closed with Ronald McDonald winning first in rough riding and Richard Wallis finishing third. Wallis’ horse Arowana named best bucket horse. spectators raised a $50 purse for Wallis. Fish fry called a big success.
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Laramie
Dlaramie
Ronald McDonald
Richard Wallis
Chicago Lawyer Sees Bright Casper Future in Oil Field Visit
Henry C. Mason a Chicago attorney representing Tuteh interests in Wyoming oil ventures toured Casper with W B Waltman and Palmer and visited Monrad Kerbert. He discusses vast future prospects in Natrona County and praises Casper as the Imperial City of the Platina.
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Henry C. Mason
Chigo
Wyoming ON Fields Company
City
Salt Creek
Cofy
W. BD. Waltman
Hif Palmer
Mason
Cooper
Monrad Kerbert
Wyoming
Curley
Rote
Manon
Russa
Seniro
Usere
Htutsla
Asia
Europs
Gurtev
Caspian Sea
Powder River
Kerbert
Thompson
Casper
Natrona County Tribune
Pythians Elect Grand Officers at Thermopolis
Thermopolis reports the Pythians and Pythian Sisters held Tuesday and Wednesday elections and installations. Officers were elected for the grand lodge and grand temple with several incumbents and new appointees named, next meeting scheduled for Torrington in August 1917.
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Thermopolis
Kalahis
Pythias
Grand Temple
Pythian Bieter
How Itland
Mot Spritge Lodge
Khigtts
Pything
Torrington
Wye
Pythians
Pythian Grand Lodge
Greenbaum
Johnson
Paat
E. EB. la Frienler
Newcastle
D. Spafford
Laramie
D. A. Tinkcam
Cody
E. FE. Cragle
Hmil Johnson
Cheyenne
William H. Wallace
Sheridan
Grand Inner Guard
J. L. Lowe
Buffalo
Grand Outer Guard
John Gottschalk
Supreme Representatives
W. W. Paterson
Rock Springs
Fred W. Howell
Grand Temple of Wyoming
Pythian Sisters
Agnes Mixera
Gertrude Kirby
Moorcroft
Clara Davis
Lara
Glenrock Company Strikes Oil at Casper
Casper news reports Glenrock Petroleum strikes oil in Big Muddy field section 2. The well yields about fifty barrels daily, located roughly a mile east of the Elkhore and Merrit No 1 wells. Standard Exploration holds the drilling contract for Glenrock’s first significant discovery.
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Casper
Elk~horn Oil Company
Glenrock Petroleum Company
Big Muddy
Elkhore
Merritt
Standard Exploration Company
Glemrock Petroleum Company
Casper Bad Glenrock
British August casualties total over four hundred thousand
British losses across all fronts in August are announced as 471 officers killed and 126,244 other ranks wounded or missing. The State Leader Office will send a full statement to subscribers.
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London
West Virginia Republicans Lack Enthusiasm for Hughes
West Virginia Republicans show little excitement for Alfred Hughes as national candidate, despite backing for him in party ranks. Local politics center on governor and senator races with Robinson and Cornwall shaping the GOP split, while Democrats hope to ride disunity to victory.
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Charles Ton
West Virginia
Chicago
Hughes
West Virgina
Berton
Ohio
Virginia
West
Democrita
Ia E B. Robinson
General Lilly
Robinson
Lilly
Judge Robinson
John 7
Cornwall
Wilson
Cornwell
Prohibitionista
Prohibition
Issoe
Iast
Fred Blue
Nick
Kentucky
Robinson Ie
United
Chilton
Howard Southerland
Democratic platform on disloyalty and unity in the nation
The text condemns loyalty to foreign powers and actions that split the nation. It denounces groups or individuals promoting foreign interests, intimidating government, or fostering racial or religious prejudice. It asserts devotion to national unity, free institutions, and a solid consensus among citizens. The damaged excerpt references Long Branch, Alabama, and a national convention document.
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Ian Goan
Indians Win Attention as Federal Programs Expand Grain Output
Washington dispatch reports increased focus on Indian affairs under Secretary Lane. About 4 million dollars has funded cattle purchases for reservations, cattle values up about 15 percent annually. Legislation aims to balance irrigation project funding and protect water rights, with reimbursable funds for farming equipment and an active industrial campaign led by Commissioner Cato Sells boosting Indian agricultural output and competition at county fairs.
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Swashington
D. C
Lane
Interior Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Redmen
Congress
Cato Sells
Methodist Ministers Plan Trip to Wyoming Conference
Rev. E F Clower, pastor of Bosler Rock River and Jianna Methodist churches, will join Rev J M Dennington in Lander for the Wyoming second annual conference. They travel by auto while others go by train. Clower hopes to learn his next station, likely not Laramie, with a new parsonage under construction at Heooa.
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Laramie
E. F. Clower
Bosler
Rock River
Jianna
Rawlins
J. M. Dennington
Methodist
Lander
Methodist Church
Wyoming
Clower
Alloumd
Heooa
Notion for Public Land Claim in Wyoming Filed
Department of the Interior notice from the Cheyenne land office states that Kinnick of Paola Wyoming, who filed a home stead entry on October 16 1910 for a parcel in 17N 7W 6th Bae, has filed final proof for a three year period to establish the land claim.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wromeee AG
Kinnick
Paola
Wyoming
Bae
Land Office Notice Witnesses Named at Cheyenne
Above described, before the Register and Receiver, A. S. Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the 22nd day of September, 1616. Claimant names as witnesses Roscoe Hendricks of Cheyenne, Wyoming, W. L. Arnold and Ray Arnold of Paola, Wyoming, and A. Morrison of Divide, Wyoming. WILL REID, Register. Aug 19-26 Sept. 29-16
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A. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Roscoe Hendricks
W. L. Arnold
Ray Arnold
Paola
A. ©. Morrison
Divide
Will Reid
Register
Notice to Creditors Estate of Louis Garlezky Deceased
Notice is given that letters of administration were granted on July 18 1916 to Jacob L Garlezky as administrator of Louis Garlezky’s estate. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months or be barred from benefits. claims not shown within one year from letters will be forever barred. Dated August 16 1916. Aug 19-26-Sept 2-9.
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Louis Garlezky
Jacob L. Garlezky
Notice of Sale of State Lands Cheyenne Wyoming 1916
Public auction set for September 24 1916 at 1 pm at the Cheyenne City Hall to sell state lands in several sections totaling 233.68 acres with appraised value 13.93 per acre. Terms require a 1 percent cash payment then up to eight equal annual payments at 4 percent interest. The State Board reserves right to reject bids.
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State Board of Land Commissionera
Commissioner of Public Landa
Cour
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
State of
Wyoming
Neuysw
Etlate Board of Land Comm Lealotiens
Sie! Board of Land Commisnioners
SBAI
John B. Kendric
State Board of To Commeetoners
Hmeatier Cenomiestone of Public Lands
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Ida Griffin
Cambria
Grand Guard
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Geo. W. Daiber
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