State of Wyoming Classy Events At the Parish House Tonight
Tonight at the Parish House the Athletic Carnival begins at 8 00 pm with a basketball match between Parish House first and second teams. Cromshaw versus Maxwell Glynehean in a weight class bout. Jake Schoet and William Brennan box in the Middleweight division. Al Leslie Jr and Fleb Perkins wrestle in an endurance style match. A post event meeting will select cobora and pins for the state and the Cheyenne Med school football team will attend. Admission is low to allow all to attend.
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Oes
Parla Hotee
Roada
Jake Schoet
William Brennan
Mehtwelghia
al Leslie, Jr
Fleb
Perkings
Enteh
Enateh
Sond Ofolock Ag
Cobora
Boen
Cheyenne
Sheepman Held For Killing in Wyoming
Rock River farmer FP Campbell was brought to Laramie charged with killing Adolph Vieil a Mexican sheep herder with a bullet through the liver last night Campbell says he killed four men after going to Rock River following the shooting and was wounded in the head during the incident.
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Laramie
Wye
Campbell
Rock River
Ini
Adolph Vieil
Roc River
Sheep Peril in Snowbound Wyoming Mountain Pastures
In Atipeioan Wyoming on September 26, about 100000 sheep in the Thorn mountains face starvation and exposure as three to four feet of snow blocks routes to lower pastures. Herdsmen struggle to move livestock. some cattle have been driven to safety while sheep are trapped in drifts.
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Atipeioan
Cie Mountaina
Troom
Five-Year-Old Boy Falls Forty Feet Near Sheridan
The five year old son of W D Lovell a wealthy Minneapolis capitalist fell from a 40 foot ladder at the Newton irrigation reservoir near Sheridan Wyoming and was fatally injured. He climbed to the top of the ladder against the dam and landed on rocks suffering fatal internal injuries.
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Sheridan
Wyo
W. D. Lovell
Minneapolis
Newton
Big Torn Mountains
First National Conventions of Old Trails Road Association Hit Fulton
More than three hundred delegates gathered in Fulton Missouri for the Old Trails Road Association convention. The agenda covers advancing road construction and ensuring quality routes with today devoted to business and tomorrow to guest entertainment.
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Fulton, Mo
Old Trails Road Association
National Vocational Art and Industrial Congress Opens
The annual meeting began at the Hotel La Salle in Chicago with Mrs. T. Vernette Morse named president at large for life. Delegates from several hundred cities attend as arts crafts and vocations are featured in a clearing house for pre school work.
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Chicago
National Vocational Art and Industrial Congress
la Salle
T. Vernette Morse
Farm prices to farmers fall more this year than last
The Agriculture Department reports a 7 percent drop in average farm prices for key crops from Aug 1 to Sept 1, larger than the 4.4 percent decline a year earlier, with prices on tariffed manufactured goods farmers buy continuing to rise.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Truth About the Trust and Third Term Party Claims
Brandeis and Collier’s critique argues that legalized monopoly does not guarantee efficiency. They say true efficiency peaks where size benefits balance costs and that trusts rarely gain profits from efficiency alone, instead using market power and price control. The piece questions Taft and Roosevelt era policies and cites oblique political critique of Wilson and Roosevelt.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Collier's
America
Pittsburgh Merchants Tour Promotes Made in Pittsburgh
A committee of 100 Pittsburgh men traveling in eighteen states and thirty six cities arrived in St Louis to promote Made in Pittsburgh goods. They will be hosted by local business leaders and publish a daily paper during the trip.
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ST. Louis
Fittaburgh
Pittsburgh
Wood staining at The Sherman Co
The Sherman Company reports wood staining work by Dutch Nalsomme. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing maintenance or finishing tasks at the facility. Further information not provided in the fragment.
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Tha Sherman Co
The
Sherman Company
Governor Wilson Hints at Senate Fishing Analogy
Governor Wilson told newspaper men at the New York Press Club banquet that a House of Representatives mised like the present Senate would drive the nation to fishing for two years. The remark implies he will stay at the helm with no messing.
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Gov. Wilson
New York Press Club
House of Representatives
Senate
Benworutée
Councilman Davidson resigns from Cheyenne council
Robert E. Davidson, Third ward councilman, has resigned after moving to a ranch near Islay. His departure leaves over a year remaining in his term and a special election to fill the seat is to be held within a few weeks.
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Robert E. Davidson
Bresnahen
Davidson
Cheyenne
Islay
Dialogue Snippet Reveals Domestic Preps
A brief exchange shows a woman declaring readiness while the husband plans a quick barber visit before they begin. The scene centers on domestic routine and anticipatory action within a household.
A Sure Sign Cobble Conversation About Repairs
A Cobble exchange reveals suspicions about trousers being mended and a landlady overhearing about reading in bed. The dialogue hints at domestic matters and social expectations without further details.
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Cobble
Brone
Newwed Comfort Ad Promotes Wyoming Want Ad Medium
The State Leader notes the Want Ad medium of Wyoming as a comforting resource for new couples. It mentions a whimsical line about a cat eating a canary and suggesting Billy becomes a bird of paradise, reflecting lighthearted ad copy.
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Mia
Billy
Wyoming
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