Cheyenne Social News Highlights From City Rooms
Mrs. A B Roedel hosted a tea honoring Mrs Joseph Skidmore visiting from Omaha At Hast Twenty second street. The Musc study club postponed its young ladies college event. Various local society events, lectures and dances fill the week with plans for YWCA receptions, library meetings, and community gatherings. Charles Holmes and families travel, while Elizabeth Moore and Frances Mentzer prepare for Wyoming University and Iowa visits.
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W. BH. Wollen
William BE. Dinpean
Mustc
Maurice Collins Fuesday
Hoffman Named New Manager of Knight Campbell Cheyenne
C R Hoffman is appointed manager of the Knight Campbell Co Cheyenne branch after thirteen years with the Denver outfit. He returns from army service and plans to elevate Cheyenne musically while noting strong local support. Two soldiers arrested for drunkenness forfeited $15 bonds in police court yesterday.
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C. R. Hoffman
The
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Othrense
Hoffman
Knight-Campbell Denver Organisation
Denver
Knight-Campbell Organizaton
Knight-Campbell Dales
Knight-Campbell’s
Knight-Campbell
Cheyenne
West
Wild West Rider Injured at Casper Stampede
Roy Kane of Los Angeles was seriously injured when his bronco bucked and fell, injuring his left leg and abdomen during the First Annual American Lemon Stampede at Casper. He had earlier placements in steer riding and bareback events, with Slimackey of Wichita Falls setting a fast steer bulldogging time of seventeen seconds.
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Carper
Wyo
Roy Kane
Low Angeles
Cal
Kane
Slimackey
Wichita Falls
Tex
Iowa donors push GOP fund drive amid hurtful charges
Footage from the committee shows Mr. McNider setting an Iowa goal at 200000 and reporting 52000 raised. Mr Moore cites Democratic charges about the 3000000 budget while Saunders claims 3000 more in the county. Reed and Kenyov respond to the debate over fundraising strategy.
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National Republican Fund
Iowa
McNider
National Committee
Moore
Republican National Committee
Jr. Saunders
Ingaso
Reed
Ceakias
Kenyov
Testimony Reveals Campaign Fund Structure And Oversight
Witnesses describe that salaried state directors at Republican headquarters directed much of the campaign fund work. W A Kaling led Missouri efforts and Charles Magaty the West Virginia field role, with Irvin Norwood leaving due to a rift. Governor Cox’s charge prompts debate on fundraising methods and potential overfunding.
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Kaw
Upham
McNider
Kenyon
Paxton
W. A. Kaling
California
Missouri
Charles Magaty
West Virginia
Iowa
Irving .C. Norwood
Moore
Uedleas
Cox
Republican National Committee
America
Pittsburgh
Laramie County Fair Showcases County Exhibits and Events
The Laramie County Fair features a health division led by a child welfare staffer with help from Mrs. Lapter Johnson of Burns. Exhibits include poultry stock, kitchen confections, crops like eight-foot corn fodder, tall alfalfa, Sudan grass and timothy, plus fine arts and floral displays. Notable organizers include Anna Dobbin and several Cheyenne and Burns exhibitors. A dance pavilion, merry-go-round, Gall Amusement tents, and dramatic entertainments are planned, with a ball Friday night and ongoing competitions for children's schoolwork prizes.
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Children’s Department
Lapter Johnson
Burns
Mia
Ralph Adamsky
McGuire
Cheyenne
Archie Angon
William Fanet
Misa Olive Wille
Isabelle Gary
Cheyenny
J. F. Kingsbury
Hensen
E. Rar
Fenwick
Anna Dobbin
Dob
The
Gall Amusement Company
Wednes- Petia
Snnanybrooks
Conductor Testifies Over Freight Wreck Duties
The conductor described that the special train between Louisville and Marshall did not outrank the regular train. He said the special crew must ensure the line is clear, and the special had no track rights until the regular train arrived. Special Investigator Reid attended the hearing for the Public Utilities Commission.
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Louisville
Marshall
William C. Reid
State Public Ubilities Commission
Democratic candidate to visit Cheyenne for two days
A Democratic presidential nominee will arrive in Cheyenne on Saturday September 6 at noon and speak in the afternoon or evening. He will remain through Sunday as part of a two day visit. Police report arrests related to a separate incident earlier.
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Rer
Byen
Cox
Cheyenne
Chicago and Omaha market summaries cap rough demand on cattle hogs
Receipts reach 25 000 cattle in Chicago with prices varying from 8.50 to 12.50 for steady to lower grades while hogs run 14 to 16 broad with top around 16 3 6. In Omaha hog receipts 6 600 with mid to high marks 14 4 to 16 50 and cattle support at 17 35 for top steers and weaker mid ranges. Sheep mixed with lambs steady to easier and best feeds around 12 00 to 13 20 each.
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Chicago
Dulia
Boligna
Omaha
Sockera
Metals News: Silver and Dollar Rates in New York
METALS NEW YORK Sept 7 Bar silver domestic 244¢ foreign 94% Mexican dollars 71% Prices reflect market levels for the metals trade in New York with variations between domestic and foreign silver content and the value of Mexican dollars.
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New York
Currency rates and money market notes
Exchange rates show Sterling at $3.40, Francs 14.62 per dollar, Lize 22.20 per dollar, Marks 1.97 cents. Money market marks a 7 percent rate.
Market Drags as Denver Vegetables Supply Outpaces Demand
In Denver on Tuesday a plentiful vegetable supply met slow demand. Potatoes sold 10 to 25 cents lower than last week at 2.25 to 2.65 per hundredweight. Cabbage traded at 75 cents per hundredweight. All other vegetables retained Saturday quotes.
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Denver
Livestock Market in Denvorm Sees Strong Cattle and Hog Trades
In Denvorms Sept 7 market, a brisk cattle trade cleared all divisions. Fancy cows sold at 9 dollars, next best at 8, medium to good cows 7 to 7.75, beef steer mainly 9.60 to 10.70, and choice steers 12 to 13. Hog receipts were light with top quotes at 16.96 on a load from American Beet Sugar Co. and 16.26 for D F Cooper lot, bulk 16 to 16. Pigs scarce, lambs around 13.16 with some sales at 13.75.
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Denvor
Choice American Beet Sugar Co
D. F. Cooper
Nalen
Inquest Returns Verdict on Nick Carter Death
Judge Edwards held an inquest on Nick Carter at the Early Bricker brothers mortuary. The body was identified, and the verdict found death resulted from lightning after Carter was killed in the Union Pacific yards during a severe storm. The widow requested the body be kept for local undertakers.
Chief of Police Begins Vacation Leave
Chief of Police Charles Embers departs with Mrs Embery and daughter Margaret for western visits. During his absence Sergeant urlantis and a Joe Rouhernee station will handle duty at night with Earl Nye of Amuse and Atiag theatres in Denver traveling to visit relatives.
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Offen
Embery
Margaret
Western
Urlantis
Might
Earl Nye
The
Amuse and
Atiag Theatres le
Denver
Ruth Roland Beauty Advice Stuns with Simple Toilet Preparation
Ruth Roland promotes a beauty routine claiming a twice daily application of a facial product will smooth the complexion. She urges readers to visit a modern toilet counter and try the advertised preparation for a youthful white glow and soft skin, with Miss Roland to reveal more in an upcoming paper notice.
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Ruth Roland
Bo Ogre
Kolind
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