Tomato prices and regional produce notes
Readable lines mention ripe tomatoes and Elberta peaches with prices. Colorado champions appear as a brief table note while Oregon Elbertas are listed for preserving. The fragment suggests fresh produce pricing and regional availability.
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Colorado
Oregon Elbertas
Crabapples and Wild Plums Fruit Availability
Crabapples and wild plums are not very plentiful this season. Place orders and checks will be filled on arrival of the fruit.
Pickling Cucumbers and Fresh Produce Ad from Il Market
A local market advertises dill cucumbers and gherkins in 100 count lots, dill weed, white and green peppers, Rocky Ford crates, and melons. Special pricing applies to melons with watermelons offered fresh by the pound and cabbage, onions, and red cabbage also priced, including a bulk 15th cwt. offer and Yellow Onions priced by the pound.
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Rocky Ford
Elks Depart for Douglas Fair Amid Jubilant Sendoff
More than 200 Elks left the Cheyenne home for the depot to catch trains to Douglas. Wives accompanied many as the platform filled with laughter and cheers. Dinneen, Cheyenne lodge head, drew the crowd in a strange hat while Elks waved flags and shared merry exchanges.
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Elks
Rum Corps
Douglas
Dinneen
Cheyenne Elks Schedule Noted For Dongeles Event
The station indicates the Cheyenne Elks are set for a arranged time in Dongeles.
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Cheyenne Elks
Dongeles
Sommer on Cycle Crashes Into Wagon
A Fort Russell sergeant on a motorcycle collided with a delivery wagon on Evghteenth Street and Capital avenue. The rider admitted fault alleging the wagon stopped to pose for him. the wagon driver said he swerved to avoid collision. The motorcyclist suffered minor hand injury and torn clothing but escaped serious harm.
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Evghteenth Street
Capital Avenue
Fort Russell
Waron
Touring cars for sale call no v a00 7 pass
A classified note advertises touring cars with capacity seven passengers and model code a00 7 pass, inviting inquiries for purchase.
Laramie County to Send 50 to Training Camp
The county clerk released the second increment of men forming 40 percent of the draft quota. Fifty men depart September 19 for training, with no details yet on whether all will go to American Lake or how alternates are chosen. The list includes Rom Bullard, Fred Feld, Jesse James Carlyle, and many others.
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Laramie County
American Lake
Rom Bullard
Fred Feld
Jesse James Carlyle
Jose Arvell
Russell Fraker
Ephraim Halli Saly
Russell Farris
Charles Johnston
William
van Richard Coover
Ben Stevens
Amen R. Nafez
Silas Larimore Cole
Mike Hernandez
Cecil Charles Kloster
Richard Henry Magor
William F. Heaney
Russell James Best
Morris R. Smith
Walter Johnson
John Henry Bell
James R. Palmer
Harvey Cassman
Robert John Alexander
William Jenry Eypley
Colin Ward
Claude E. Nussbaum
Chester Francis Smith
Edward Ambrose Talbot
Harry Christiansen
New Asylum Wing Planned After Evanston Fire
Plans to rebuild the damaged state asylum at Evanston call for a new wing costing 100000 dollars. The fire, which destroyed part of the facility, left only one escapee from the jail cell James Howell of Rawlings who had been confined for a minor offense and allegedly killed in jail.
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Evanston
James Howell
Rawlings
Howell
Mawlins
State Board of Charities
Masons Open Forty Third Wyoming Grand Lodge Session
The first day of the forty third annual Wyoming Masons assembly met at the Masonic temple with a welcome by Cheyenne lodge. About fifty visiting delegates from every lodge toured Cheyenne area sites after the afternoon session. Cheyenne lodge No. 1 and Acatia lodge No. 11 later joined in exemplifying the first degree for visitors.
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Grand Lodge of Masons
Wyoming
Masonic Temple
Cheyenne Lodge
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
Acatia Lodge No. 11
Jury Is Unable to Fix Murder Blame
A coroner's jury failed to reach a verdict on the death of Patrick J. Delaney the miner mortally wounded in a patrol incident. Witness inconsistencies hinder a clear link to a fight on West Fifteenth Street Saturday afternoon. William Burne remains held pending the inquiry as Delaney's body is shipped to Philadelphia for burial.
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George Kiet
WE. Dinenen
William Vanderhoof
Patrick J. Delaney
Delaney
Finch
West Fiftteenth Street
William Burne
Philadelphia
Cheyenne Draft Solders Arrive in 362 Regiment
A letter from William J. Keating detailing Cheyenne’s first increment of draftees arriving at American Lake Washington on September 8 1917. The men join Company G 362nd Infantry with other western states, report good ordnance and two hours drill, share meal order forms, and thank local officials.
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Cheyenne
Pat Hayes
William Keating
American Lake
Wash
Pat
New National Army
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
William J. Keating
Pee S&s
Early frosts damage corn crops in north
Early frosts and unseasonably cold weather across the northern United States damaged corn and delayed the maturation of wheat and other crops. The frost-affected region includes Washington D C with reports of reduced yields and slower crop progress due to the cold spell.
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North
Washington, D. C
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Oregon
Concord Grapes
Malaga
Douglas Fair
Atreat Palace
Ancorps
Maccabee Temple
Masons
Varnishtog
Tinaa C
Stutchman & Smith
17Th and and Carey
Logan's Book Store
Glenrock
Boston
Jupiter
Kinney
Young Oil Co
Hest Buy
Wyoming Brokerage Co
West 16Th Street
Weather Bureau
the Palmolive Company
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Trust Company
Milwaukee
Palmolive Company
Toronto
Bosworth, Chanute & Company
Stout