Championship Shoot to Start Friday Morning
Championship shoot opens Friday at Kun club grounds two miles east of the pontptiles on Eighth street. The grand championship occurs Saturday and Sunday with 160 birds on Saturday and 4 on Sunday, offering $1500 in prizes. Local shooters expect 109 entrants. noted marksmen include Fred King of Wiebux Falls and C A Gunning of Lutiggnant, with W R Thomas of Danver defending the plate title and earning a Grand American trip if victorious.
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Kun Club
Wiebux Falls
Tex
Fred King
Bing Belde
Goba- Stora
Gunutag
King
W. R Thomas
Danver
Hoe Whiner
State Champinship
United States
Mae Wolth
Laramie
Wya
Fe Vhuuphen
Wyoming
Peta Hughea
Pueblo
Local shooting event attracts top industry names
Captain Mardy f ield George Burt of Peters Cork ridge, Bill Bowman of DuPont Pinvdyr, and W L ICo of Winchester Cartridge are club insiders not competing for prize money but eligible for trophies. A new extra trap brings total to three as locals expect 75 000 shots in four days, fueling clay target traffic and a railcar full of spent cartridges.
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Serntchads
Mardy Field George Burt
Peters Corkridge Company
Bill Bowman
DuPont Pinvdyr Company
W. L. Icoo
Tle Winchester Cartridge Company
Elletto
Jhet
Rotarians Headed for Atlantic City in Rocky Mountain District
A party of 125 Rotarians from Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico will depart Denver Thursday night to attend the Rotary convention in Atlantic City. Twenty-two Rotary clubs from the three states will be represented on a special train leaving Denver Union Station at 11 o clock traveling via the Union Pacific to Omaha.
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Rotare
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Denver
Rotary
Atlantic City
Twenty-First
Rocky Mountain District
Denver Union Station
Union Pacific
Omaha
Rocky Mountain Rotary Group Heads to National Convention
Greeley chaired the Rocky Mountain delegation for the national Rotary convention. The group departs Northwestern to Chicago via several routes and will be hosted in Atlantic City, New York, and Bear Mountain with Palm Beach outfits and cotlary. Pueblo and Colorado Springs contribute musical units and staff. Vernon Kellog of Stanford is listed among attendees.
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Harry W. Fart
Rocky Mountain
Palm Beach Pulta
Ee Aetiat
Rocky Moun
Ang
Omaha
Resignation of Education Section Chairman Joins NRC in Washington
The education section chairman of the National Research Council resigns from the faculty to become secretary of the council in Washington. He has written books on America’s participation in the war and formerly served with the Food Administration and the American Relief Administration.
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National Research Council
Council
Washington
America
The
Food Administration
Wyoming Schools Receive Large Oil Royalty Allocations
Cheyenne reports that much of the royalties from oil resources accrue to state school funds under constitutional provisions. State figures compiled by the land department outline substantial receipts for education financing this year.
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Westmouth
State royalties and university funds break down daily income
The board for Match notes state royalty income averages $4 009 per day, totaling $181 099.70 for three months. The University Permanent Fund receives $19 098.17, the Common School $100 516.87, and the remainder $540.66 goes to the prison budget.
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University Permanent Fund Way Jgiven
Hard Tat. Toing and Map Marriage Reform
A Dallas News item notes a general advising against marriage with a reform-minded woman, claiming he is ready to neglect his key business duties. The piece presents a cautious, period voice on personal and professional implications.
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Dallas News
Special Days Offer Free Child Spine Examinations
A St Louis based doctor argues that most school children have spinal defects pressing on nerves and causing future disease. He cites Dr Crenshaw and Kansas City studies, promotes chiropractic correction, and announces free child examinations on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 9 to 12 with paid corps applications for older children.
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St. Long
Kansas City
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