Shoshone Fair Outlined at Powell First Annual Event
Wyoming announces the first Shoshone Fair at Powell on September 10 and 20. Exhibits cover agricultural products livestock and garden crops with contests, a ball game Powell versus a local club, and an afternoon political speaking program featuring candidates and invited speakers.
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Powell
Doe
Orehbarda
Mporte
Charce
John Keys
Oateide
Tie Politics
Sioshone Project
Rock Springs Men Inspecting Timber Tour In Wyoming
P J Quewler and two sons Jay and Mallin of Kestmeror A K Kendall president of the First National Bank of Rock Springs RD Meyer president of Carthon State Bank Wanna Andrew Olam Elk Mountain an elector for Wyoming on the Taft ticket and Founter speaker of the last state legislature pass through Leman last Thursday en route to Smith Fork mountains to inspect timber for a proposed large tie and mining camp. They will fish and hunt while in the area.
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Lyman
Wyo
P. J Quewler
Jay and
Mallin
Kestmeror
A. K. Kendall
First National Bank of
Rock Springs
RD. Meyer
Carthon State Bank
Wanna
Andrew Olam
Elk Mountain
Wyoming
Taft
Founter
Leman
Smith Fork
Piano Saves This Man Life in Train Crash Near Sheridan
SHERIDAN Wyo Sept 5 a piano wedged Doyle of McCook Neb in a small open space of he car loaded with household goods and kept him from being crushed when a Burlington train hit empty cars north of Sheridan One horse died Doyle was badly bruised but survived after treatment at Sheridan hospital en route to McCook Neb
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Sheridan
Wyo
Doyle
Mc Cook
Net
Burlington
Igtovle
Sheridan Hospital
McCook
Johnny Kildane Defeats Dundee in Featherweight Bout
In New York on September 6 Johnny Kildane, the featherweight champion, defeated Johnny Dundee over ten rounds in a clear decision. Abe Attell challenged the winner after the bout. The Sherman Co.
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New York
Johnny Kildane
Johnny Dundee
Abe Attell
Laramie Guard Holds Knife and Fork Drill Dinner
Laramie Wyoming September 9 reports Company K Third regiment Wyoming National Guard staged a knife and fork drill at the Connor House hotel with about thirty five members present. Guests included Captain Lane Lieut Steere Col F A Sutter C S Hoge and G A Cook. A festive meal featured coffee and cigars amid candlelight and decorated tables. Mayor Streeper attended city council and joined the gathering after the nine o clock coffee and speeches.
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Laramie
Wyo
Pany K
Wyoming National Guard
Lane
Medical Department
Wyoming National Card
F. A. Sutter
Hoge
G. A. Cook
Republican
Daly
Prifeciul
Horse Threw SWwisTer Causes Laramie Train Delay
A horse in Hahn's Peak caused a minor wreck on Monday near Laramie with no injuries or loss of life. The animal rubbed a switch open causing a train to stop off both tracks. repairs were made and Hahn's Peak passengers arrived hours late.
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Laramie
Wye
Hahn's Peak
Saxo Salve Promoted For Skin Remedies
An advertisement touts Saxo Salve as a cure for rough scaly skin and various skin diseases including eczema barber's itch and ringworm. It claims deep penetration to cure and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The copy mentions A E Roedel druggist in Cheyenne and references The Sherman Co with unclear locations.
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A. E. Roedel
Cheyenne
Wye
Death of Mrs. Lixzie Taylor in Wyo Linked to Self- harm
The 27 year old Mrs. Lixzie Taylor wife of Charles Taylor and daughter of former Mayor J H Lewis died after ingesting laudanum in what officials suspect was a suicide attempt. She left to fetch her four to six year old son Howard and vanished from relatives before collapsing at around 4 pm. A two ounce bottle of laudanum was found at the Lewis home and the coroner works to determine motive while the body is being prepared for burial in Medicine Bow beside relatives.
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Rock River
Wyo
Lixzie Taylor
J. H. Lewis
Charles Taylor
W. Johnson
Laramie
Medicine Bow
Howard
Lewis
Football Code Reforms to Simplify and Revive the Game
Opinion by Walter H. Eckereall urges simplification of football rules after 1905 changes. He argues new codes will balance offense and defense, increase spectacular play, reduce luck in passing, and improve spectator understanding. He notes four downs to ten yards, limited field penalties, and reduced officiating, with broader implications for scoring and strategy.
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Walter HW. Eckereall
Chicago University
Offerall
New York
Contesta
Eayher
Central West
Syrup of Figs Advertisement for Children's Health
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs for constipated children showing signs of illness. It claims gentle cleansing with a fig and senna formula that prevents nausea and is safe for all ages. The copy promotes the product as a reliable stomach liver and bowel regulator.
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Iver
Howela
California
Log Hauler Killed By His Load in Wyoming
John Duncan of Gillette Wyoming was crushed when his wagon loaded with logs overturned on Carter Mountain road. Duncan started to bring the load to town last Monday. The body was found yesterday. two of six horses pulling the load were killed.
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Oody
Wyce
John Duncan
Carter Mountain
Duncan
Gillette
Wyo
State Leaver Is the Want 4 medium of Wyoming
The note refers to a publication about Wyoming and a state lever human interest topic. It mentions a medium or method associated with the state and hints at a regional focus. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
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Wyoming
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