DANCING PARTY AT ELKS HALL FILLED WITH MUSIC AND DRESS
Readable fragments describe a large social dance at the Elks Hall with Rag-a-Jare southern band and festive outfits. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ohnhaus and many local residents. activities feature 9 pm dancing, 11 pm hats and beads, and punch in the reception room.
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Daneye
and Wre
Charles J. Ohnhaus
Will Haas
Dr. and Myre
J. A. Devine
Francis Hitch
Dabette Wassermoo
Susan Breluen
Roth Harrington
Hath Griffin
Marion Yoder
Mildred Kinney
Marion
Jefferie
Wthel Nimmo
Irene Kineham
Kate Taylor
Frontier Record for Attendance at Higher Mark
Cheyenne frontier celebration attendance figures show 1920 setting a record with 29,650 paid admissions from July 27 to 30. Earlier years varied with 1915 at 10,533 attendees and 1917 peak at 22,664 paid admissions amid festival changes and wartime disruptions. Officials credit motor travel and longer schedules for the rise.
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Cheyenne
Premtier
Union Railroad
Cheyanne
Legene
Oh Tae
State Championship Golf Tournament Held At Entry Club
The State Championship golf tournament is set for next Saturday Sunday and Monday at the Entry Club. Ladies submit scores this week and payout Saturday, while men begin Sunday at 8 o clock with final round Monday. Local spectators invited to attend.
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Siaeronship
McCalman
Mondell tops Wyoming primary with large unopposed vote
Unopposed incumbent congressman Frank W. Mondell amasses 18 303 votes in Wyoming state primary returns, beating his 1918 tally and exceeding the cross count near Chief Justice Cyrus Beard. Wade H. Fowler wins 4 750 as Mondell’s ally with no primary opposition. County totals show wide regional support.
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Io Annas
Hoskina
Frank W. Mondell
Mondell
Cyrus Beard
State Supreme Court
Wade H. Fowler
Douglas
Tecorre
A Fowler
Albany
Big Horn
Campbell
Seven Feet Adds to Well's Output
A telegram from Casper reports Humphreys No. 2 of Merritt Oil Corp flowing 1 800 barrels daily after being drilled seven feet deeper into the sand. The well, completed months ago, had been producing about 100 barrels daily. Deepening could boost field yield and spur further deepening of producers in the area. Located southeast quarter of northeast quarter 18-33-76. Most deep wells post initial drop to 160 400 barrels daily. At current rate production is fairly uniform in the field with leased wells showing small declines.
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Casper
Thidwest Refining Company
Humphreys No. 2
Merritt Oil Corporation
Weil
Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum Earnings and Assets Report
Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum reports semi annual net earnings of 1 020 723 for six months ended June 30 at 2 040 000 yearly rate. Dividends paid 375 482. earnings about three times the payout. June 30 1920 balance sheet shows current assets 4 805 558 against liabilities 1 584 827, indicating strong position. Also notes earnings from Rock Creek field and Frattz corporation not included.
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Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum Company
Rock Creek
Frattz Corporation
Tn In
Pupils Must Bring Health Certificates
The superintendent announces health examination for returning pupils. Students who had whooping cough must bring a physician certificate of recovery. Examinations are scheduled for 9 o clock Saturday September 4 in each building.
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Jesaup
O’cloeck
Superintendent of Schools
Echool
Mr. Jessup
Submarine S-5 Rescue Operations Continue
Navy details the S-5 rescue as officers identify crew members and plan to remove men from the disabled submarine. Commodore Hutchinson says air has revived some crew, hull breach being enlarged by divers, with General Goethals and Olanthus standing by for lifting operations.
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Arkansas
J. G. Gresham
J. Baily Longstaff
Nebraska
Robert Holt
Indiana
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Batt Ohio
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Bird
New York
Hutchinson
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Goethals
Atlantic
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Chautauqua Well Pleases Pat Row With Good Bills
The Ellison White Chautauqua charms Cheyenne audiences with Thursday programs in both afternoon and evening sessions. The Zedeler Symphony Quartet leads the afternoon lineup, while Norman Allen Imrie C B F discusses Uncle Sam and John Bull in the evening talk, drawing on battlefield insights and policy debate. The Ward Waters company and Beas O Campbell perform, with Mrs Waters delivering entertaining verse and poems. A second act by the Waters troupe precedes a feature by Mr Barnes of the Kentucky Mountains, who recounts early mountain feuds and promotes education as a feud remedy. The Oneida Institute founder’s story anchors the evening, with the Junior Chautauqua and Papervames of Mes Lowel ie noted as popular parts of the program.
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Uncle Sam
John Bull
Imrie
United States Army’ of Occupation
Germany
Ward Waters Company
Beas O. Campbell
James Toomb Riley
West
Waters
Vna Asa
Watora Company
Barnes
Kentucky Mountains
Oneida Institute
Lowel Ie
Democrats to Pay Into Fund Unveils Campaign Push
Testimony recounts a public plan to raise a 16 million dollar campaign fund with early pledges from Georgia and Atlanta. Details show Georgia quotas, small prior contributions, and controversy over liquor interests impacting the Democratic nomination effort as committees plan to move to Pittsburgh for further hearings.
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Atlanta
Georgia
W .G. Harding
Upham
Fallid
Pittsburgh
Palmer
Kenyon
Mine Executive Meeting In Cheyenne Wyoming
The United Mine Workers of Wyoming and southern Wyoming coal mine operators meet this week in Cheyenne at Miners Hall to discuss working conditions. Leaders from both sides attend, with UMWA officers and the international board member Philip Juvanovich present, as daily sessions finalize details. A similar northern session will follow in Sheridan to continue talks.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Martin Cahill
George Young
James Morgan
Mine Workers Executive Committee
Philip
Juvanovich
International Board
Sheridan
Young Ladies to Open Tea Room in Garey Avenue
Remodeling of the former David Miller Jewelry Company store room on Garey avenue is underway. When completed, the new tea room will be managed by Clement and Ve Foll.
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Ve Foll
Girl from Cheyenne delight draws local crowds
Local residents gathered at the Princess to view The Girl from Cheyenne and enjoyed the realistic Cheyenne street scenes. Viewers praised the amateur photography and the film’s strong production quality, noting they could spot recognizable locals in the throngs during filming.
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Princess Theater
Cheyenne
Two Divorces Filed in District Court Records
Two petitions for divorce are on record in the district court. John Gitness seeks a divorce from Beysie Gitness on mutual claims of infidelity. Parker H Smith alleges Pear Smith deserted him and seeks the other decree.
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Anthracite Miners Sign 2 Year Scale
SCRANTON Pa Sept 3 Anthracite operators and miners signed a two year contract based on the coal commission award approved by President Wilson. The agreement was met with protest by the miners whose scale committee meets here Friday to seek reopening for larger increases, similar to gains won by bituminous workers.
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Cheyenne Police Chief Touched by Odd Requests and Marital Ties
A Cheyenne officer faced unusual duties and a lawsuit over a dog bite during a dental extraction scene. The report notes 227 marriages by a local minister, with only two divorces sought, highlighting quirky local life and social ties.
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Hihi
List
Imam Kan
Anya
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