Remarkable School Garden Exhibit Delights City
The School Garden Army show drew a large crowd at the gymnasium with about 1,000 exhibits. Judges from University of Wyoming and Cheyenne praised the quality, noting live animals, vegetables, and home canning displays. A parade featured Boy Scouts drum corps banners and sunny school banners. Central and Johnson schools gave standout displays. maps will be awarded as prizes.
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Icha Gymnasium
T. A. Parsons
University of Wyoming
James Nelswander
Hoscoe Dutcher
Chevennt
Parsons
Central School
Johnson School
Rossinger to Engage in Music in Cheyenne
Rossinger, formerly camp band master at Fort D. A. Russell and released from service September 1, arrives in Cheyenne at local groups invitation to build up the Union Pacific band establish an amateur symphony orchestra and a chorus. He aims to develop Cheyenne musical talent and create a fine symphony orchestra and chorus with local support. He is a violinist and bass-baritone soloist, writer, composer, and has ten years university work experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Rossignol
Fort D. A
New York
Chicago
Denver
Rossignol
Paris
France
Ian
University of Denver
Cheyenne
Texas grain firms lose licenses over unfair practices
York report says two Texas grain companies, WW. Watson of Longview and Officer Smith Grain of Fort Worth, had licenses revoked by the U S food administration for unfair and deceptive practices and other violations of administration rules.
Elevator blast in North Kansas City kills one many hurt
An explosion at the Burlington grain elevator wrecked the facility in North Kansas City. One man is missing and 15 injured, with one believed fatally. Fire crews battled the blaze for nearly two hours. the Missouri River bridge remained blocked.
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Kansas City
Burlington
Miasouri River
Daily Market Report from Minneapolis Chicago and Omaha
Market notes from Minneapolis and Chicago show grain prices mixed with cattle hog and sheep futures. Prices include wheat No 1 Northern at 2.40 to 2.65 and corn No 3 yellow at 1.36 to 1.47, while hogs in Chicago rise modestly and cattle and sheep show varied weekly changes. In Omaha receipts feature live stock prices with top hogs around 16.76 and heavy weights near 16.50, cattle values largely steady to down slightly, and sheep trading firmer for fat lambs yet softer for common types.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Omaha
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Laundry worker case dismissed after quarrel dispute
The case against Mrs. May Trosper, charged with assault in a Geynee laundry dispute with Hazel Stalker, was dropped after a meeting with attorneys. Judge WH Edwards approved not pursuing charges as Stalker withdrew the case following a strike notice.
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May Trosper
Geynee
Mise Hazel Stalker
Ming Slasker
WH. Edwards
Mins Malker
Laundry Workers Union
Meyerrry
Troaper
Mine Blalker
Fort Fort Hamilton Exhibition Game Lineups
The Indiana Fifteenth Cavalry faces Fort Russell in a 2:00 p.m. game at O'Neill Park. Cavalry starters include Victor Brush Johnson Morrison Riggs Barker Seaverson Silos Haynes. Indians start Spearer Brown May Lewis Gronland Brownie Nylon Green Hariney and Dunols. A large crowd is expected after brisk ticket sales under clear weather.
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Indiana
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Cavalry
Victor
Brush
Johnson Morrison
Riggs
Barker
Seaverson
Silos
Haynes
Spearer
Brown
Mayor
Lewis
Gronland
Brownie
Nylon
Re Green
Hariney
Dunols
O'Neill Park
General Denekine Wins Big Victory
London dispatch reports a decisive victory over Bolsheviks at Tsaritsyn by General Denikine. Nine thousand prisoners were captured along with 11 guns and 100 machine guns. Three Bolshevik regiments surrendered and two more were destroyed.
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London
War Office
Tsaritsyn
Denikine
Automobile thieves grow bold at Casper
Dinneen reports six autos stolen in Casper within four days. Fords predominate as thieves strike areas including near the fairgrounds. He urges strong penalties under the law to curb the rising thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
WE. Dinneen
Ube
Dinneen
No News From Korea Since Plot to Slay
Little news from Korea since the attempted assassination of Baron Saito the new governor general has come through to press dispatches. The disruption is blamed on a storm that deranged the Korean telegraph system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Associated Press
Tokio
Baron Saito
King Line Calls for Volunteers
A brief note from King Line requests volunteers for unspecified tasks. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Walter Park Returns to Cheyenne from France
Walter R. Park arrived in New York from Frame and was reported by his father Walter Park through a telegram. He is expected home in Cheyenne shortly after a year serving in France.
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Walter R. Park
York
Park
Cheyennne
France
Colorado and Kansas People Get Licensed
A marriage license was issued yesterday morning to Aubrey Bradley and Esther Connell of Hereford, Colorado. Leon W. Leech issued the license as part of the rounds in Independence, Kansas. The notice notes a large stock of carriages and sulkies at Hobbs, Feldt & Finkbiner.
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Colorado
Kansas
Aubrey Bradley
Esther Connell
Hereford
Orado
Leon W. Leech
Hobbs
Feldt & Finkbiner
Capital Coal Company Ad Promotes Tire Vulcanizing Service
Cahill and Holiday proprietors advertise Auto Tire Vulcanizing and retreading guaranteed with a contact phone number. Prompt orders are encouraged to contact the Capital Coal Company’s advertised office.
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Auto Tire
Plal
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Daroat
Rossinger
State Leader
Texas
Rock Island
W. E. Dinneen
Piones
Avamue
Lingola Kuhway
Daily Market Report
Minneapolis Grain
Chicago Grain
Case Eames
Forbes Pharmacy
Seventeenth and Capitol Avenue
Fort
Denekine
Vol
Hutt
Ress
Aed Vital
Lucky Tigé
Mary Boedllll
William Woshaw
Capitol Aanue
Cole
Walter Park Lands
Grafonola
Klein’s Music and Stationery Store
17Th Street
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