State Fair Opens Tuesday With Busy Schedule
Final arrangements for Wyoming state fair operations are complete. Gates open Tuesday with large delegations expected as visitors use highways and rail service offers discounted round trips. Exhibits include school work across counties, art, handicrafts, culinary displays, and a beef and horse barn expansion. Entertainment features the Douglas Concert Band and Thermoplolitan Band with Sella Danaeil and Freese Bros Co providing rides and free comedy days. Aviator Baxter Adams to perform looping flights and street shows attracting crowds.
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Wiere
Prank Honker
Thea Agricultural
Douglas
Thermopolian
Fair Commission
Sella & Duntzell
Freese Bros. & Co
Boxter
Reopen Old Mine at Kemmerer Promises Prosperous Season
The Conroy coal mine near Kemmerer is to be reopened after bankruptcy delay. Two trust deeds totaling 800000 set development plans by a new company. W. E. Powell, custodian, expects immediate restart. hundreds of jobs anticipated boosting local economy.
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Kemmerer
Conroy
Projet
Morrison
United States Coal Company
W. E. Powell
Kemmerer Coal Company
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Wyoming Grid Outlook is Good for Cowboys Season
LARAMIE September 21 Football prospects for the year look bright with about thirty men out each night under Coach Corbett. In early season work signals have turned to building a backfield and line as the team progresses toward the first game. The Cowboys face Colorado Aggies, weakened by last year’s stars, offering a fair chance to gain early form.
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Laramie
Corbett
Colorado Aggies
Cowboys
Rocky Mountain
Hildebrand Found Not Guilty in Douglas Case
In Douglas on September 21 the trial State vs Carl Hildebrand concluded with a not guilty verdict after jurors deliberated from Saturday evening to Monday morning. Hildebrand faced charges of misbranding livestock owned by J. M. Carey & Bro amid strong local interest.
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Douglas
Va. Irvine
Carl Hildebrand
Citiens
Hildebrand
J. M. Carey & Bro
Dog Sums Aid When Child Kicked by Horse
In Wheatland Harold's two and a half year old son Alvin was kicked in the head by a horse. His skull was fractured and his eye and nose were severely torn. A farm dog alerted the father as the boy lay among horses. Surgeons at the hospital performed delicate repair work and the patient is recovering.
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Wheatland
L—d
F. Harold
Alvin
Librarians to Meet at Sheridan for Wyoming Association
Sheridan announces the third annual meeting of the Wyoming State Library Association in Sheridan on October 43 with sessions at Pythians hall. Nearly all public librarians in the state are expected to attend or send representatives for this leadership gathering.
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Sheridan
Wyoming State Library Association
Pythians Hall
Wbrarians
Wyoming
Man Injured When Obole Collides With Auto
Caspar September 21 Raymond Raso was badly injured Monday noon when an automobile collided with a wheel he rode, throwing him to the ground. He received severe burns and minor injuries. State Leader wasteds bring re.
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Caspar
Raymond
Raso
Fine Copper Exhibit From Guernsey Mine
WHEATLAND Sept 21 The Guernsey Mining company showed a copper ore exhibit at the county fair drawing attention from mineral experts. J M Ashburn, a 35 year prospector, says he may have struck a bonanza. A 16 by 38 foot ore body is exposed with more to come. A recent carload shipment yielded 35 percent copper. The ore includes choreocite and carbonates. Snug development work is under way and the property may become a large paying mine.
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Wheatland
Quernsey
Miterala
J. M. Ashburn
S'pyer Nynt
Guernsey Mining Company
Stained Glass Windows Received for St Matthew Cathedral
Dean Thornberry of St Matthew's Cathedral announced three stained glass windows arrived and will be placed soon. Two fit the small east windows near the nave and one in a western window. A further window above the altar, a parish gift for All Saints, has been ordered and should be arriving shortly.
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Laramie
Dean Thornberry
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Youth robber youth arrested for theft from Fisher restaurant
Robert Fitzpatrick of Waco Texas aged 17 escaped from a Denver detention home and was arrested in Walden then brought to Laramie. He confessed he took a bag containing 75 dollars from the Fisher restaurant after seeing it replaced and said he could not resist the temptation to help himself.
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Laramie
Robert Fitzpatrick
Waco
Texas
Denver
Fisher
Walden
Fitzpatrick
Lou Stevens
Mr. Fisher
Roundhouse
Jackson County
Jackson
Incorporations Filed At State House For Eagle Petroleum and French Co
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state. Eagle Petroleum Co will operate from Basin with capital stock of 40 000 and is directed by its incorporators. The French Co will operate near Casper with a 300 000 capital stock and a seven member board led by James J Miller William Wilson and Wi Leslie Parker.
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Eagle Petroleum Co
Basin
C/ Co
Casper
James J. Miller
William Wilson
Leslie Parker
William J. Johnson
L. J. \. Phillipet
George L. Brooks
C. Campbell
Fred Wilson Weds Miss Im Oratha in Laramie
Aliss Ida Crater daughter of Mrs. Bama L. Crater married Fred Wilson 4 Valen Pacific engineer at the bride’s mother's home 56 North Third Street. The Episcopal ceremony was conducted by Dean DP Thornberry of St. Matthew's cathedral in the presence of Mrs. Harold Bighmy Mrs. Crater Mr. Case and Mrs. Neitser.
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Laramie
Aliss Ida Crater
Bama L. Crater
Fred Wilson
Valen Pacific
North Third Street
Dean DP. W. Thornberry
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Episcopal Church
Harold Bighmy
Hazel Combs
Crater
Case
Neitser
General Punston Lifts Ban on Antonio Troops
Gen Punston allows members of the Second New York Infantry to stay on border duty if they wish while others return home. The action follows requests from about 000 soldiers to remain near the border and reassign those who prefer to disperse.
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Ban Antonio
Tes
Second New York Infantry
Punston
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