Fremont County Fair Horses Buck and Bystanders Honor Event
The Fremont County Fair on day two showcased bucking horses with notable riding. Harold Welch dominated a principal race while Mrs. Fred Schuts nearly faced a serious accident on Dixie, yet escaped injuries. Luella Akins won the Indies race, and Searight led an Essex to victory in a five mile auto race over Buick and Chevrolet contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Harold Welch
Fred Schuts
Dixie
Luella Akins
Searight
Production of crude oil declines in week ending Sept 2
The daily crude oil production in the United States fell by 1920 barrels in the week ending September 2, compared with the prior week, per American Petroleum Institute. Imports averaged 227,600 barrels daily, down from 460,071 the preceding week. Also filed in Wyoming, M. B. Sullivan Mining Company articles show a $200,000 capital, 3000 shares, three directors, with principal office in Atlantic City Fremont County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Sullivan Mining Company
Secretary of State of
Wyoming
Gald Corporation
Ite Capital
Bullives
B. B. Sullivan
Thomas McGrath
Atlantic City
Fremont County
Thomas Melirath
M. B. Sullivan Mining CO
M. B. Sullivan
Concord Grapes Special Sale Announcement
A local notice advertises Concord Grapes at a special sale tomorrow with baskets priced at a stated amount. The item also mentions a Big Dance at the Open Air Pavilion tonight featuring Dg Choboska and inviting attendance for a good time.
Greeks Forced Back by the Turks Near Smyrna
Dispatch from Sept 7 reports Turkish Nationalists within 40 miles of Smyrna as Greeks flee across the straits. Refugees abandon vast districts on the Asiatic shore including Bain mich Ezine Alvariak and Bigha, retreating from Mount Ida peninsula and surrendering six hundred square miles of territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amypna
Smyrna
Aicom
Bainmich
Ezine
Alvariak
Bigha
Straits
Entin Mount Tda
Flyer Takes Off for Brazil to Resume Haiti Flight
Lieutenant Walter Hinton, commander of the seaplane Sampaio Corres, left Atilla after an overnight stop and began a daytime flight toward Brazil continuing from Port Au Prince on the Haiti coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atilla
Cutis
Walter Hinton
Sampaio Corres
Brazil
Port Au Frines
Haiti
Practical jokers arrested for malicious mischief
Two men allegedly emptied a quantity of molasses into the gas tank of Oscar Stringer’s Buick while he was visiting. The car stalled about thirty miles from Lander and had to be towed for engine overhaul. Stringer filed a warrant for Frank Van Skoyk and Cal Livingstone, with the case expected to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stringer
Stringer
Lander
Chautauqua Plan Dropped by Local Club
Reported Chautauqua arrangement is abandoned with no future meetings planned. Albert K. Ros, congressional hopeful, and O. Davis of Green River, publisher, pass through Lander from Casper after the Democratic convention. A circulating tale of a five dollar bill distribution is denied as false by Ros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert K. Ros
Congress
and. O. Davis
Green River
Green River Btar
Lander
Casper
Rose
Marriage announcement for Botella Allen and A. Richards in Lander
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Tame announce the marriage of their new daughter Botella Allen to Mr. A. Richards on August 24. Allen is well known in Lander. Mr. Richards is connected with the Standard O Company of Osapor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Tame
Nerew
Botella Allen
Mer. A. Riehards
More. Alla
Lander
Mr. Hieharts
Standard O Company
Oaapor
Frost Hits Countryside Hard With Unseasonal Snow Damage
A sharp frost last night damaged many crops and ornamental plants across the region. Farmers report widespread effects on gardens and vulnerable greenery, with forecasts calling for continued cold weather through the week.
CANNING PEACHES AND JOB WANTED ADVERTISEMENT
Fyfe s Store advertises a large stock of peaches in bushes and baskets urging immediate orders to avoid loss. A wanted notice seeks a capable middle woman for diet kitchen work at the Bishop Randall hospital quire, Tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Randall Hospital
Bus Line 10 Final Next Week
The Lander Yellowstone Bus line ends the season on Friday September 25, marking a record run since July 1. Despite a railroad strike delaying passengers, the service kept every trip on schedule amid weather challenges and praise for directors and drivers. The partners anticipate a busy next season with new advertising plans and enhanced cooperation with the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander-Yellowstone
Rnitesad
Burses
Firt
Bos
Torscam
Lander
Look Out for Lyceum Course
Citizens warn against a Lyceum course promoted by visiting heads of schools. Girls and boys are recruited to sell tickets, with local men pressured to purchase. Past years’ proceeds remain unpaid, urging residents to keep money in Lander this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bustiow
Coman
Lander
Stockmen Disappointed Over Rail Strike Delays
Stockmen in the region express frustration as a rail strike blocks cattle shipments from the summer range to markets. Officials say lack of water and delayed delivery hinder sales, risking a significant economic impact if rail service remained unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railral
Hassien
Templeton District Engineer Attends Fair in Land o
R J Templeton former resident engineer of the late Highway De partment at Lawlor now district engineer at Meek Springs heads to Land o for the fair and to handle business matters Lost this evening. Ladies atata Oatagon Whet Wetch expected to return to the office for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Templeton
Lawlor
Meek Springs
Lando
Toonday
St Stephens Mission and Indian School Exhibit at Fair
The St Stephen's Mission and Indian School show off top displays at the fair. The vegetable display won sixteen first prizes five ribbons and a sweepstakes. A winter wheat sheaf earned blue ribbon in grain. Indian students’ maps of North and South America show notable skill across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Mission
St. Stephens
Wyoming
Nallie Black
South America
Anna Wolfe
Childern
Init
Brazillian Centennial Observed in Washington
The first Brazillian Centennial was observed today in Washington with a formal celebration at the Brazilian embassy. The event included the Brazilian Ambassador and officials from the State Department Pan American Union and other institutions. Many municipalities in the United States were also expected to mark the centennial informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmbamier
Legations
State Department
Pan-American Union
Washington
United States
Neighbors of Wood Craft Hold Special Saturday Meeting
Neighbors of Wood Craft announce a special meeting Saturday at 2 10 PM in the Lodge Room. Members and guards are urged to be present for tal tiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taltiation
Sullivan and McGrath to Open Atlantic City Mine
Reports state that M. HK Sullivan and Thomas McGrath plan to open a mine near Atlantic City forming a company for the venture. Insiders claim one partner has a local wine trade influence and anticipate the mine will soon yield better gold ore once a key obstacle is removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. HK Sullivan
Thomas McGrath
Atlantic City
Atlantic
Poweur
Peaches at Pyre's Store Quick Sellingout Demand
Pyre's Store reports a large stock of canning peaches in bushel baskets. Buyers are urged to hurry as supplies will not last long and demand is high.
Notice to Masons WyominG Lodge No 2A Fy and A M Meeting Tonight
Notice to Masons Wyoming Lodge No 2A Free and Accepted Masons announces a regular meeting tonight at eight o'clock. Worshipful Master O Neale presiding. Members urged to attend and observe proper Masonic procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
O'Neal
Concord Grapes Profit Overlooked Tomorrow Sale
Concord grapes priced at a low rate for tomorrow with baskets selling at a set price. The note suggests aiming to secure some now, mentioning vendors DUPONT and O NEAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grapes
Dupont
O'Neal
Notice to Coal Dealers for School Term Coal Supply
Bids will be received up to September 0 for supplying Kelool Distriga No. 1 coal for the Wat-23 school term. Prices offered for uniform ant lamp delivery to Charlier Spruul, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nean
Kelool Distriga No
Charlier Spruul
Injunction Sought Against U S Officials in DC
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers files for an injunction in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to restrain United States Attorney Peyton Gordon and U S Marshal Edgar Snyder from enforcing the blanket injunction issued to Attorney General Daugherty in Chicago. Hearing set before Justice Bailey next Saturday. the union contends no unlawful news incidents occurred related to the railway shopmen strike since July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sept. T
Supreme Court of the
MOF
Che
Brotherhood
Noonan
Naugherty
Entombed Men Not Reached In Miner Rescue
Jackson Cal Sept 7 The attempt to bore an underground chamber to reach 46 entombed Argonaut miners progressed slowly with rescue crews still far from the site. Drilling through earth and rock from 600 to 800 foot levels in Kennedy while adjoining the Argonaut, progress remained uncertain and hope waned in some quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jackson
Cal
Ccamelons
Crewe
Kennedy
Demand to dismiss police over railway wreck beating
Associated Press report from Gary Indiana notes a push to dismiss and punish officers accused of beating prisoners tied to the August 20 wreck of the Michigan Central Railroad express. Mayor Bror Johnson faced jeers as he addressed the crowd while women in the mob joined protests against the officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Gary
Ind
Michigan Central Railroad
Here
BR. O. Johnson
Demonstration on Tree Culture by J E Freeman
J E Freeman of the hal Tand office led a demonstration in the parsonage yard on trees and fruit types and will conduct another Saturday afternoon around four. He brings fifteen years expertise in tree culture and invites all interested to gain valuable insights from his experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Freeman
Hal Tand
Froemin
Thachers Are Good Ones In This Year’s School Push
Local residents react to the teachers this year praising improvements over last year while critiquing past policy. The piece notes dissatisfaction with previous standards and calls for changes to the administration and methods in place.
Pete's Future Urge and Annihilation in Bushel-Banbets
Unclear text fragment mentions Pete and a large amount of annieradhon in bushel-banbets with garbled language. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations emerge from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
World Wheat Crop Report Indicates Lower Output This Year
The Department of Agriculture released estimates showing world wheat production this year at about 3,019,526,000 bushels, lower than last year but above pre war averages. The report notes variability across countries with notable declines implied by the current data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pram
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Soldiers Withdrawn After Strike at Gallup Mine
The national guard battalion that had been on strike at the Gallup mine, arrived in Albuquerque this morning en route to their homes. They had been on duty for the past four months, ending their service as part of the mining dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aamoiatgd
Albuquerque
National Guard
Gallup
Utah to Get Pig Iron Plant
Associated Press reports Utah will host a new pig iron plant near Trah as the first step in forming the Pacific Steel Corporation with a $20,000,000 capitalization. The plan is announced amid other festivities, including a final sena t on event at the Open Air Dancing Pavilion drawing a large crowd tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAN Prancieco
Cal
Trah
Paci
Lloyd George May Attend in Geneva Notes
Geneva report notes division over council report with speculation that Lloyd George may join proceedings. In Washington and Biloxi era summaries the Polish or Tripartite Commission outlines a merger controversy involving Midvale Nepah Le and Inland tube, while legal steps discuss patent recovery and potential congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept. T
The
Pole Erl Tres Commission
le Amd
Mabset No Led Grandson of General Ruth Blew Visits Hoanok
A fragment from Hoanok Virginia notes Mabset No Led, grandson of General Ruth Blew, arriving in town for an event at the Marne ing site. The detail is sparse but confirms family linkage and local visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoanok
Mabset No Led
Ruth Blew
Marne Ing
Parish Meeting Called by Unity Church
Unity Church calls a parish meeting at the church on Sunday September 5 at 7 p.m. to discuss welfare matters and seek the cooperation of all members for the community’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehunh Om Pelday
Strike Heads for Settlement at Chicago Meeting
The railway shop crafts policy committee called to meet in Chicago next Monday as efforts for an early or partial settlement of the rail strike gain momentum after unions and executives broke peace talks in New York weeks ago. Leaders hint at separate agreements with about 52 railroads covering roughly 85 000 miles of track. Executives deny overtures were discussed. union leaders declined to comment on progress. The policy committee call came from Chicago headquarters of the union via John Scott and Jr M Jewell, with details obscured since the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tony
New York
Waion
Jr. M. Jewell
Amtriean Labor Leaders Seek Court Action Against Daugherty
Late Atlantic City telegraph reports union chiefs led by President Gampery prepared to draft a plan to attack Attorney General Daugherty with an injunction against railroad strikers. A legal campaign was not yet fixed and no definite venue had emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Ehits
Gampery
Hay
Daugherty
Shupcrofts
Plane crash near Rutland claims multiple lives
In Rutland Vermont a small aircraft disaster occurred when the plane failed during a flight killing Robin W. Maynarl and several other occupants. The wreckage and fatalities were confirmed as authorities investigated the Merlial tail section and the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Talutenant
Robin W. Maynarl
Myla
Tyre
Agitated Preset in Albuquerque Seeks Withdrawal Support
A garbled city political item from Albuquerque notes a superintendent and a committee seeking withdrawal in a country division context. The piece references a Republican campaign for a U S Senate seat and an alliance formation for the current day.
Unclear text on August meeting urging strikers to return
Fragmentary item from Omaha describes a leader urging striking members to return to work before a September 15 deadline to receive full pay and rights, mentioning Carl Gay and a Doe lou Mueifle Mabiuad as figures in the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Hay
Carl Gay
Lou Mueifle Mabiuad
We Hapwrabte Ail Hons
Unable to parse: local sports result in national sailing event
The report appears garbled, but mentions CHILAGY Sept Thue B. Galil ford of Uiatan and a national sailing champion event. It notes elimination by a competitor, with unclear match detail and score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilagy
B. Galilford
Uiatan
Dethiround
Unclear OCR fragment hints at event in Colorado Springs
Fragmentary text references Colorado Springs and a gathering or union with mentions of people and dates but lacks coherent details or verifiable names. The readable portions do not establish a clear event, location, date, or outcome.
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Concord
Flyer
Chautauqua
Kiwaniy Club
Felnh
Frost
Fyfe
Lyceum
MELON
ROK
Utah
Lloyd George
Geneva
League of National
Lateresh
Ling George May Dome
Woweranand
Wilmlauton
Attornry
Ansociated Press
Paris
Associated Frans
Teney
Cormud
Colorado Springs
Ouluade Springs
Imate
Fourt
Auliliene
Hiueheun
Orniewete
Patbbes
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