Creamery Prizes Awarded for City Gardens
The Cheyenne Creamery awarded three prizes of 26, 14 and 10 to the top city gardens. Judges from the state experiment farm and extension service praised the quality of entries and noted ripening tomatoes among the winners. First prize went to E K Money, second to Roscoe Dutcher, third to Clifford Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Cheyenne Creamery Company
W. L. Quayle
State Experiment Farma
A. BE. Towman
Mr. Florrell
State Experiment Farm
Archer
Warren Genie
Roscoe Tutcher
Alexander
Clifford L. Morrison
East Twentieth Street
Mr. Dutcher
Cheyenne
Monument ad prompts Granite or Marble call Ro McCafferty
Boulder contact F. D. McQueen visits the city. advertisement offers Granite or Marble monuments and provides Ro McCafferty's phone number 513J for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro McCafferty
Sentiment for State School Office Revision Spreads
T B McDonough reports strong support for revised legislation removing the state superintendent from politics and making the office appointive. A state board will appoint the superintendent, with county boards creating and controlling county superintendents, plus centralized features of county schools. He will speak at Casper county institute on the nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. McDonough
Edith K. O. Clark
Weston
Campbell
Park
Dig Horn
Washable
Hot’ Springs
Proemont
Echon's
MrDonough
County Institute
Casper
Auto Speeders Fined in Court
Four auto speeders were fined five dollars each in the police magistrate court yesterday afternoon as part of a police campaign to curb fast driving. The fined men include Captain Lonabaugh and Captain Meyer of the National Guard, A J Stromberg, and H Sahm. Judge Phelan warned that a gee bond offense could lead to a twenty five dollar penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonabaugh
Meyer
National Guard
A. J
Stromberg
H. Sahm
Phelan
Babbitt trial date set amid election related accusations
Orren Babbitt, GOP sheriff nominee hopeful, faces district court on October 4 for alleged ballot tampering to steal the nomination. Arthur Snook pleaded guilty to changing ballots at Babbitt’s urging. The judge set the date and Babbitt will stay in Meriden until trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren Babbitt
Sheriff
Distriot Court
W.W. C. Mentzer
Babbitt
Meriden
Pine Piatta
Arthur Snook
Babb
Platte County
Gilbert McCluskey
Metropolitan
William Butler
Attach Property Seizure Of Crescent Cattle Co In Arizona Suit
Keeler Brothers sue Crescent Cattle Co of Rock River, obtaining a federal writ to attach about 40,000 acres including livestock and other property after alleging Timothy Rosa and In J Raulstone secured 210000 in bonds by deed of trust and then backed out. Plaintiffs seek 46402 plus interest since August 1, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler Brothers
Arizona
Crescent Cattle Company
Rock River
United States
Timothy Rosa
J. Raulstone
Settlers Still Coming to Wyoming Says Professors
Professors T. B. Parsons and H. L. Eby report continued immigration into Wyoming, good agricultural conditions, and a strong outlook for the state university. They note dry farming success, a large winter term, and new courses in agriculture and domestic science for students with only eighth grade education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
T. 8. Parsons
H. L. Eby
Department of Rural Education
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Laramie
Miss Elsie Becker Released From Hospital
Miss Elsie Becker assistant county clerk for Hot Springs county returned from a three week vacation in Cheyenne and left St Johns hospital yesterday after a tonsil removal operation. She plans to resume duties in about a week and travel to Thermopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Becker
Hot Springs County
Cheyenne
St. Johns Hospital
Thermopolis
640 Acre Bill Delayed Before Public Entry
The 640 acre grazing homestead bill passed at Congress’s closing session may remain inactive for months. Government must first designate open land and settle preliminary details, says Register Will Reid of the land board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Register
Will Reid
The
Land Board
Set Uera
Reid
Laramie and Cheyenne to Get Together Again
Laramie High School and Cheyenne High School plan to restore friendly relations after last year's dispute over Cheyenne players Lee and Doyle. New principals Atterbury and Merten urge a fresh start, with students and local merchants backing a clean, cooperative rekindling of good will between the towns.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Lee
Doyle
Atterbury
Laramie High School
Merten
Cheyenne High School
Merton
Omurous
Agalg
Gach
Card of Thanks for Mindness in Furnishing Cars
We thank Mr. A. D. Kelly and Mrs. Donnelly and all others whose names we have not secured for their assistance in furnishing cars for the funeral of our loved one. Mrs. Maria J. Miller, Mrs. Knights and Ladies of Security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Kelly
Donnelly
Maria J. Miller
Knights
Inside Bath Morning Regimen Promises Health Glow
An old time health piece extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily internal washing cures constipation biliousness and nervous symptoms and restores rosy health.
Rankin Named by Montana Republicans for Congress at Large
Miss Jeanette Rankin of Missoula is chosen by Republicans in thirty of Montana’s forty counties as their candidate for congress at large. She faces long odds in a usually Democratic state but would be the first woman nominated by a major party for Congress. Rankin, a dry platform advocate with anti liquor support and suffrage ties, is known in New York where she worked as state organizer for the National Woman Suffrage Association. In 1913 she campaigned for Montana suffrage. Also noted, New York reports the National Foreign Trade Council calls for more treaty making to shield U S trade amid the European war impacts.
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Montana
Jeanette Rankin
Missoula
Congress
Miss Rankin
New York
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Langeria
Ingersoll
U. FE
Boulder
F. D. McQueen
Poulder
Snook
ED Riley
Edith Irwin
Ming Edith Irwin
Chas. B. Irwin
Fort Morgan
Bob Lee
Ment
Wyoming Trust
Conservative Citizens of
Bank
BIG Gatile CO
U. S
Crescent Cattle Company OF
Rock Springs
Parsons
Ery
State Uni
Hart, Schafer
Marx
Styles
Fall
Utah
Elberta
Kelley Mercantile Co
Jeanette Jankin
New, York
National Foreign Trade Council
Commeree
Cal
R. S. Adamsky
Capitol Grill
Coteanut
Mili
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