08 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
1
Governor Robert D. Carey denied any intent to bolt the Republican Party and praised his administration. He cautioned against untrue claims, thanked supporters, and endorsed fiscal restraint and tax reduction as strengths of the current Wyoming leadership.
A fragment describes Kee beginning to move cattle toward a railroad to ship a full train, noting better condition of cattle this year and a reference to a Ford Touring car and a stock sale. The text is garbled with OCR errors and inconsistent place names.
The Associated Press reports Washington notes industrial problems but overall economic progress remains steady toward normal conditions. The Commerce Department survey highlights fundamental strength behind the business revival despite labor strikes and bottlenecks. It warns losses from strikes may deepen in coming months.
Lewis B. Mrooksin told the joint meeting of House Bishops and deputies that the General Church income exceeded expenses for 1920 and 1921 by 352 954.01, enabling reduction of past deficits. The proposed program covers continuation of work and expansion of missions, religious and educational efforts worldwide.
Vrank Van Skogh and Carl Livingston of Dubois were arraigned before Judge Wells and pleaded not guilty to charges of pouring monna ow into the crank case of Oscar Stringer’s automobile. Trial scheduled for September 14.
Notice to coal dealers that bids will be received until Saturday September 9 for supplying Beboul District No 1 with coal for the 1988-25 school term. Bids requested for mine run and lump delivered. Charles Sproul, Secretary.
A local store reports a large stock of canning peaches in baskets and urges shoppers to buy soon before they sell out.
Trinity Church notices all communicants to attend a parish meeting on Friday at 7 p.m. at the church. Rev. Row W. Hutt Bell asks for unity and cooperation on matters of importance to the congregation. An advertisement for Watkins products appears among the readable text.
Attendance peaked on the final day with a full grandstand as races entertained the crowd. Dewey Washakie failed to place after being upset by Yellow Fever in the bucking contest. Willie Allen won first in the bucking event with Lawrence Large second. Frank Amog claimed the range race with Washakie second. Lewy Fret won the novelty race ahead of Harold Welch, and Glen Cooper won the quarter mile free-for-all with Amos second. White Plume won the Todlan Chive Race with John Brown second. The ten lap five mile auto race mirrored day one results with Swaright first, Chevrolet second, Buick third. The Chevrolet briefly led after overtaking Essex, but Essex regained lead to take the win by a small margin. The Fremont County Fair 1922 closed with praise for local business cooperation and exhibitors. The Evening Post will publish full winners soon.
Rev Paul Taylor and Brother Lawrones Taylor, traveling evangelists and a singer, were arrested by customs officials in Tia Juana on charges of smuggling liquor into the United States.
Egyptian student Georges Salem fired at a car near the Palace Elysee believing it held the President. The shot missed as Millerand was away at the country residence.
The American Federation of Labor plans impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Daugherty. The action is coordinated with the New York Central Labor Council and set for consideration by the AFL executive council in Atlantic City. Matthew Wolf, AFL vice president, announced the move.
Spokane report says Ernest Leroy a Park Water shops worker for Northern Pacific died of injuries from a work train collision with No 41 last night bringing wreck deaths to five. Five more injured one in serious condition.
In Brooklyn on September 8, uniformed officers and the District Attorney conducted a block raid to locate the source of poisonous alcohol blamed for eleven deaths. The event came as authorities intensified the investigation into the outbreak and possible suppliers.
Prink Van Leoy and Cal Livingston of Dubois arrived to answer a charge sworn by Oscar Stringer for alleged malicious mischief. They face a likely hearing today. Also noted: family travel to Alliance Nebraska for St Agnes Academy. local repair firm from Casper arrives to establish service at Benson Coolidge store. various small classifieds and notices appear including a lost crank and notices from Promont Lume Co.
A cavalry company that went to Dough weeks ago remains at Douglas with no plan for return. Families and workers eager to know when their loved ones will rejoin civilian duties and resume jobs back home.
A quirky department store ad highlights a bold fall style titled Fish Hate. The promotion touts affordable prices and eye catching designs from Wyo based designer Hoppe Audcon in Mia.
Report from Myrna dated Sept 8 notes 150000 Greek troops pushed into refugees as Turkish forces capture thousands, seize materiel, and halt landing of reserves. Smyrna overwhelmed with refugees while a Turkish flyer proclaims Asia Minor liberation.
Police report a man attacked Mrs. Harry O'Hara, a widow, her five children, and neighbor Dobson on a trail west of Olympia. Two victims may be fatally wounded and all injured were hospitalized.
President Todring renominated General W M Irland today as Surgeon General of the regular army. The Open Air Pavilion event is noted for tomorrow night while Jap Bureh deputy sheriff from Pinetalprounity departed this morning for Moc Ante on business.
Cromiot and McVond, a large furniture repair team, are in Casper for a short time. They have established themselves at the Benowne Coolidge furniture store and are ready to receive orders and repair furniture promptly. Call Benson and Coolidge for service.
A sporting event titled Concord Grapes 600 is scheduled for tomorrow at Dentspor Casket. Participants include the duo DUPONT and O NEAL listed in the readable snippet with promised action and results to follow.
Fragmentary notice asks neighbors to report to the Lodgy Room on Tuesday evening for an arrest and reward. The garbled text requests attendance and promises a reward, mentioning guards and an office return.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a canalog poacher and a toad skater with warnings about language and behavior. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the piece reads as a quirky, error-filled note on cautious conduct and potential miscommunication.
The readable parts describe a damaged notice about a local matter. It mentions officials and a public action but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The text is partial and uncertain, offering only scattered clues about the event.
A mangled county fair notice argues the event failed due to late planning and unclear premiums. It urges starting six months early, issuing premiums by May 1, expanding cattle and grain prizes, and forming a fair board and secretary to boost next year’s county fair.
Three men allegedly struck Adolph Kunter, a New York jeweler, in a Chicago restaurant and fled with about 450 000 dollars in jewelry, according to police reports.
Community news mentions Lon purchasing a new Chevrolet and other local travels. Residents such as Scott Uarayge and Paula Otten move between towns like Spearfish Lander and Keonilworth for events, training, and family functions.
A mine disaster at Argon Gold Mine near TAQERON Cal leaves miners missing after eleven days with hope fading that any will be found alive. Rescue efforts continue amid worsening conditions as officials report dwindling chances of survival.
A report describes violent clashes resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries. It notes men killed and others captured, with fighting centered around a contested area and the authorities pursuing identification of the dead.
A late telegraph report from Spokane describes a detonation that damaged a residence at Dominicksai near Hillyard after a shift at the Great Northern, killing the husband and wife and injuring others in the blast causing structural collapse and scattered debris.
A garbled dispatch from London describes political maneuvers and figures amid tense civic matters and party actions. The piece mentions the Labour movement and various local actors, with references toOrange and associated leaders.
Mas Harding is reported seriously ill with unclear details. A chaotic fragment mentions individuals and places without coherent context, referencing medical and local authority terms in a garbled string.
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