Remarkable School Garden Show Draws Crowds and Judges
The School Garden Army exhibit in the gymnasium drew about a thousand entries and a large audience. Judges Prof. T. A. Parsons and Mrs. James Nelswander praised the quality, noting it surpassed expectations in some areas. Prizes and full results report to follow.
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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
Rossigner, ex camp band master at Fort D. A. Russell, released from service Sept 1, arrives in Cheyenne invited by local groups to build up the Union Pacific band establish an amateur symphony orchestra and chorus. He aims to develop Cheyenne musical latent gifts and create a first-rate symphony and chorus with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Rossignol
Fort D. A
New York
Chicago
Denver
Rossignol
Paris
France
Ian
University of Denver
Cheyenne
Two Texas Grain Concerns Lose Licenses
Revocation of licenses for two Texas grain firms was announced by the State food administration. WW Watson Co of Longview and Officer Smith Grain of Fort Worth were found guilty of unfair and deceptive acts as well as other violations of the administration's regulations.
Elevator blast devastates Burlington grain elevator
A massive explosion at the Burlington grain elevator in North Kansas City killed one and injured fifteen. One man is missing as fire crews fought the blaze for about two hours, hampering river crossing at the Missouri river bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Burlington
Miasouri River
Daily Market Report from Minneapolis and Chicago markets
Minneapolis shipments list flour and grain prices while Chicago hogs and cattle prices show mixed gains and declines. Omaha stock reports note beef and cattle movements with steady to lower trends across weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Laundry worker case dismissed after quarrel
The case of Mrs May Trosper charged with assault and battery in a Geynee laundry was dismissed after a conference with attorneys. Judge WH Edwards presided as parties agreed not to prosecute. The dispute arose when Mins Malker, a Laundry Workers union delegate, notified a walkout.
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May Trosper
Geynee
Mise Hazel Stalker
Ming Slasker
WH. Edwards
Mins Malker
Laundry Workers Union
Meyerrry
Troaper
Mine Blalker
Strong Line-Up For Today's Game At Fort
The One-up for the game today between the Indiana and Fifteenth Cavalry at Fort Russell will be as follows: Cavalry Victor and Brush, Johnson Morrison, Riggs, Barker, Seaverson, Silos, Haynes. Indians Spearer and Brown May or Lewis Gronland Brownie Nylon re Green Hariney and Dunols. The game is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. at O’Neill Park. A large number of tickets were sold today and with favorable weather an immense crowd will be in attendance.
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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 Denekin Wins Big Victory Over Bolsheviks
The war office reports General Denikin's decisive victory at Tsaritsyn with 9000 prisoners, 11 guns, and 100 machine guns seized. Three Bolshevik regiments surrendered and two more were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Tsaritsyn
Denikine
Automobile Thieves Grow Bold at Casper WE
Dinneen reported that within four days six automobiles were stolen at Casper. The maker most stolen was Ford, with one theft traced to the fair grounds. He urged strong action and said auto thieves should receive the extreme penalty under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE. Dinneen
Ube
Casper
Dinneen
No News From Korea Since Plot to Slay
Tokio dispatches report little news from Korea since the attempted assassination of Baron Saito the new governor general. Telegraph systems may be disrupted by a storm causing the delay in press depatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Associated Press
Tokio
Baron Saito
King Line Calls for Volunteers
A brief item notes King Line issue seeking volunteers for unspecified duties. The fragment mentions community help and an appeal to residents to join the effort.
Walter Park Arrives in New York from Frame
Walter R. Park has landed in New York from Frame and was reported arriving yesterday by his father. He is expected home in Cheyenne soon after spending time in France earlier this year.
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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 Mrs. Esther Connell of Hereford Colorado and Friday aicense where Leon W. Leech did Miss Thompson of Independence Kansas. Large end complete of Carriages and Sulkies at Hobbs Feldt Finkbiner.
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Aubrey Bradley
Esther Connell
Hereford
Orado
Leon W. Leech
Hobbs
Feldt & Finkbiner
Capital Coal Company Ad Promotes Auto Tire Services
Capital Coal Company Cahill and Holiday advertise auto tire vulcanizing and retreading with guaranteed service. Contact information lists phone 46 and an order line.
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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
Minneapolis
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
Colorado
Kansas
Grafonola
Klein’s Music and Stationery Store
17Th Street
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