Dancing Party and Social Happenings Across Town
A late evening dance at the Elks hall drew many from nearby colleges with a Rag-a-Jare southern band and festive attire. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ohnhaus, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Devine, Misses Wasser, Breluen, Nimmo, and many others. events featured punch, decorations, and a lively carnival with hats and beads. Further notices report church society meetings, weddings, and visits from Denver and Colorado Springs residents, with plans for bazaars and communal gatherings.
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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 Days attendance figures show 1920 set a new record with 29 650 paid admissions from July 27 to 30. Comparisons trace growth from 1915 through 1919, noting war and travel factors influenced yearly turnout and acknowledging guests admitted without paid tickets.
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Frontier
Cheyenne
Premtier
Union Railroad
Cheyanne
Legene
Oh Tae
State Championship Golf Tournament Readies at Entry Club
The State Championship golf tournament is planned at the Entry Club with events over Saturday Sunday and Monday. Women will submit scores and fees by this week while men begin rounds Sunday morning at 8 then conclude Monday with finals. Expected attendance includes top players McCalman Francia Duny and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siaeronship
McCalman
Mondell Dominates Wyoming Primary Returns
County by county tallies show Frank W Mondell unopposed for renomination with 18 303 votes and Wade H Fowler receiving 4 750 as the party’s candidate. Results list votes by county including Albany Big Horn Campbell Carbon Converse Fremont Goshen Natrona Niobrara Park Platte Sheridan Uinta Washakie Weston and others.
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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 in Mer rritt Field
A telegram from Casper reports Humphreys No. 2 of the Merritt Oil corporation flowing at 1800 barrels per day after seven feet deeper drilling. The well, completed months ago, had produced about 100 barrels daily and may boost field yields, prompting deeper laterals in the area. The location is southeast quarter of northeast quarter section 18 33 76.
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Casper
Thidwest Refining Company
Humphreys No. 2
Merritt Oil Corporation
Weil
Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum Net Earnings Report
Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum reports $1,020,723 net for six months ending June 30, at $2,040,000 annual rate. Dividends totaled $375,482. earnings largely exceed required distribution. June 30, 1920 assets stood at $4,805,558 with current assets far surpassing liabilities, indicating a strong financial position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum Company
Rock Creek
Frattz Corporation
Tn In
Pupils Urged to Bring Health Certificates at Start
Superintendent A. B. Jesaup announces health exams for students who tutored over summer. Students must report Saturday September 4 at 9 o’clock to their buildings for tests and arrange with the office. Those with whooping cough must bring physician certificates of recovery at enrollment.
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Jesaup
O’cloeck
Superintendent of Schools
Echool
Mr. Jessup
Submarine Rescue Efforts Under Way As Crews Rush
Naval forces rush to rescue crew aboard the S-5 submarine after a Mayday near the Atlantic coast. Officers identified the commander and crew, with air brought into the hull and divers working to enlarge an exit hole. Rescue ships including the General Goethals and Olanthus, plus lifting craft, are en route to assist the salvage.
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Wene
Cook
Arkansas
J. G. Gresham
J. Baily Longstaff
Nebraska
Robert Holt
Indiana
Navy Department
B. F. Hutchinson
Batt Ohio
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Bird
New York
Hutchinson
General Goethals
Goethals
Atlantic
Olanthus
Chautauqua Well Pleases Pat Row With Goof Bills
The Ellison-White Chautauqua grows popular with Cheyenne residents after Thursday shows. Afternoon features Zedeler Symphony Quartette and a Prelude by Waters Campbell. evening hosts Norman Allen Imrie on Uncle Sam and John Bull. Imrie blends battlefield lessons with theories on facing postwar problems. the Ward Waters company also presented. The event closes with Mr Barnes of the Kentucky Mountains and notes on education and the Oneida Institute. The Junior Chautauqua remains popular with Papervames of Mes, plus track meet and final games to close the week.
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Zedeler
Norman Allen Imrie
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 Plan Big Campaign Fund in Democratic Fund Announcement
Testimony cites a January pledge to raise a 16 million dollar campaign fund and a Georgia donor's 2058 dollars raised prior to June 14. The committee faced confusion over witness attendance as it prepared to travel to Pittsburgh to pursue charges involving liquor interests and Palmar's presidential campaign bid.
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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 hold a friendly executive conference this week at Miners Hall UMWA building in Cheyenne. Daily meetings discuss working conditions with leaders Cahill Young Morgan Juvanovich attending along with state mine operators chiefs. A similar northern state meeting will follow in Sheridan to address mutual matters.
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United Mine Workers of Wyoming
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Martin Cahill
George Young
James Morgan
Mine Workers Executive Committee
Philip
Juvanovich
International Board
Sheridan
Young Ladies to Open Tea Room Soon
Remodel of the Garey avenue store room formerly David Miller Jewelry Co is underway. The new tea room will be managed by Clement and Ve Foll and is expected to open soon.
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Garey Avenue
David Miller Jewelry Company
New Tea Room
Clement and
Ve Foll
The Girl from Cheyenne shown to local viewers
Local residents packed the Princess Theater last night to see The Girl from Cheyenne. The amateur production impressed viewers with authentic Cheyenne street scenes and strong photography, drawing praise for its realistic portrayal and community effort.
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Princess Theater
Cheyenne
Two Petitions for Divorce on Record
Two divorces recorded on Thursday with petitions filed in district court. John Gitness seeks a divorce from Beysie Gitness alleging infidelity. Parker H. Smith seeks a divorce from Pear Smith alleging desertion. details unclear due to garbled text.
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John . Gitness
Beysie Gitness
Parker H Smith
Pear “Acer Smith
Smith
Anthracite Miners Sign Two Year Scale
SCRANTON Pa Sept 3 Anthracite operators and miners signed a two year contract embodying terms of the award by the anthracite coal commission approved by President Wilson. The agreement was signed under protest by the miners whose scale committee meets Friday to press for a higher wage scale comparable to bituminous miners.
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Scranton
Anthracite
Anthracite Coal Commission
Wilson
Cheyenne Officer Begins Odd Duties Amid Odd Requests
A Cheyenne police officer was asked to assist in unusual tasks including watching a dog during tooth extraction from a porcupine fought by the animal. The owner complained the dog bit him during the procedure, and the officer faced odd duties. The report also notes that a priest repeatedly married 227 couples with only two divorces sought.
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Cheyenne
Hihi
List
Imam Kan
Anya
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