County Fair Racing Program Showcases Top Entries
The county fair racing program, arranged by Charles Kuster, promises top-class events with horses from Southern Wyoming, Northern Colorado, and from Overland Park. Key races include 2:20 Pace for $250, noontide pace, and a $200 free-for-all trot or pace, featuring favorites like Missouri Roll, Noontide, Teddy, Habbutt, Lillian McHenry, and Cap Cody, with more entrants arriving from Overland Park and Denver to fill the fields.
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Charles Kuster
Wyoming
Colorado
Overland Park
Missouri Roll
Runnell & Haymaker
Noontide
W. H. Crandall
Effero
Jein Schwartz Simon Guggenheim
J. Is Gray
Teddy
Willam Owen Condon
P. H. Brewington
Yom Freel
Brewington
Pace
B. F. Brewington
R. C. Hargreaves
Greeley Hal
J. L. Gray
Habbutt Je
Tom Freel
F. Brewington
Iain Hearst
Russell & Haymaker
Hubbutt, Jr
W. C Ramany
Affero
John Schwartz
Gresley Hal
William Owen
Missouri Belle
Russell
Sam Webster
Cap Cody
Lilian Mehenry
Klitle R
George Erwin
Oronto, Jr
Mayday
Hugh Vans
Marke
John Erwin
Ott
the Bobbitt
Joe Gray
Neliie May
Jack Ladymoon
Almonte
Tomorro
Denver
Feeding at less cost saving for sheep feeding rates
Secretary George Walker of the National Wool Growers Association presents a table showing rate reductions for sheep feeding in transit. The report details pre existing charges vs present rates across multiple railways and towns, noting substantial per head daily savings in several routes and periods.
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George 8. Walker
National Woolgrowers' Association
Walker
Chicago & Northwestern Ry. Ashton
Jon
Jon Aga
Belvidere
Ashton
Long Pine
Neb
Union Pacific Ry
Parade of Race Horses Through Town at Fair Grounds
Monday afternoon at 1 30 the race horses in training for the county fair meet will be paraded through downtown streets. Tom Dayton and Thomas Dayton were reported to be better this afternoon, with Heta able to be up.
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Traiing
Tom Dayton
Thomas Dayton
Heta
National Irrigation Congress Endorsed by Bryan and Sherman
A dramatic exchange shows William J. Bryan and James S. Sherman endorsing the thirteenth national irrigation congress to be held in Albuquerque, with Bryan expressing strong interest in attending if possible and Sherman conveying regret at not being able to attend. Both letters praise irrigation reform and pledge support for conservation and related efforts.
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National Irrigation Congress
Bryan
Sherman
Alkteenth National Irrigation Congress
Aubignor
Oceanlon
New York Business Men Rally Behind The Commoner
A 14 member New York business men league backs William J Bryan in the 1908 campaign. Nathan Strauss chosen to head the national committee motioning broad business support, with Willis J Abbot as Bryan’s publicity chief. The group aims to mobilize merchants and financiers to aid the Democratic ticket.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Nathan Strause
Teague
Mittee
National Committee
Strauss
Europe
Mack
Nathan Strauss
Oscar Strauss
Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Tat
Perry Belmont
Ariven
Mineral Show At County Fair Attracts Albany District
A large mineral exhibit will open at the county fair next week with representation from every mining district in Albany county and the intermountain region. Albert Mchards led efforts to organize the display and announced the planned exhibitors including Ceyiantel Keystone Holmes Lake Creek Lower Douglas Sheap Mt Coror Mp LaPlatia French Creek Gold Hl Jelm Cooper Hill Whiskey Park Pearl Encampment Leatle Larsnio Wouk and Saratoga. Exhibits arrive starting Monday.
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Albany County
Albert Mchards
Ceyiantel
Keystone
Holmes
Lake Creek
Lower Douglas
Sheap Mt. Coror Mp
LaPlatia
French Creek
Gold Hl
Jelm
Cooper Hill
Whiskey Park
Pearl
Encampment
Leatle
Larsnio Wouk
Saratoga
Woman Injured At Diamond Ranch Rock River Scene
A woman is reported hurt at the Diamond Ranch near Rock River. Authorities say she sustained a broken leg after an incident at the site and is receiving medical care.
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McCullum
Rock Riverly
Ute Indians Parade Through Town in Uncertain Route
A garbled midwestern dispatch notes a band of about 400 Ute Indians moving from a Dakota reservation toward a western region. Local cavalry pursues or accompanies them as they pass through an unnamed town during a recent week, with several unreadable fragments in the report.
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Saratoga
Dakota
Purely Poraghia Noted In town by P Lind
An obscure fragment notes P Lind in town with unclear context. The garbled lines mention Ebeheoe and Poraghia and lack coherent details or dates.
Cheyenne Visitors and Local Residents In City Mix
Edgar Collins from Cheyenne and Pearson from Saratoga stay in town on business while MF Reed of Centennial attends to affairs. Greene the milling man and M Green arrive from Rambler mine, with Arnold departing this afternoon for Denver by horseback. Centennial guests include Thomas Biri A Gregory and John Bind at the Johneen and G I Marboir from New Briar viewing Lorthy ranch. Randall of Maulder Cotati, a Wyontig Creamery director, plans to leave for Lincoln, Nebraska to teach at a school this year.
Mrs Westerman In Toils Again At Laramie Jail
Old offender Monary Westmann faces drink and disorderly charges after a night in the county jail. She appeals to the county official to send her to Denver, claiming she will never return to Laramie if transported.
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Monary Westmann
Laramie Polles
Woatmann Gald
Wyoming State Fair Stock Show Featured Each Morning
The Wyoming fair will showcase a stock show held daily at the grounds before the grandstand. Exhibits include thoroughbreds, ponies, cattle and cavalry horses with modest entry and pen fees. Premiums and costs for stalls and grain are described as reasonable. details available from the secretary at Dongine.
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Wyoming
Dongine
HitoWhinule
Churches Unite In Dedication In Laramie
The First Baptist church in Laramie will be dedicated tomorrow with services in the morning afternoon and evening attended by many city churches. Dr J A Francis of New York City will preach on community value at morning, speak to men at four o clock and deliver an evening sermon with fraternal greetings and a financial update at the close.
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All
Laramie Church
New Church
Francis
First Baptist Church
J. A. Francis
New York City
Jesus
Oloer
Padian
Nova Scotia
Young Men's Christian Association
New Hampshire
Boston
Clarendon Street Bay
Jist
Laramie
Byman
Fitzgerald
Dr. Francis
State Fair Winners Eyed by Wyoming Officials
Robert DL Curry, president of the state fair board, returned from Denver where he attended the interstate fair and secured entries for Wyoming exhibitors. Winners in Galloway, Polled Angora, and Short Horn classes will be shown in Douglas, including the Quinn herd of Des Moines. Curry noted Wyoming breeders will compare products with national winners, and prize sheep from Robert Taylor will also travel to Douglas. He reported plans for reduced rail rates through Cheyenne and a possible expedition for the Wyoming exhibit to backstop premier fruit displays and other agricultural shows.
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Robert DL Curry
State Board of Fair Commissioners
Denver
Tio Cheyenne Tribune
Carey
Galloway
Douglas
Quinn
Des Moines
Wyoming
Pershore
Robert Taylor
Wyom- Jaeater
Willy Be Bhowa
Carey Wasalee
Ch & HW
Orin
Wyong
Democrats In City Pr imaries well attended
Last night Democrats held city primaries with strong turnout and broad interest in the upcoming county convention. Delegates named include J T Holliday James Sunding E Blair B Black N E Curdell and others from the Second Ward and Third Ward.
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Laramiy
Hell Chetr
Cmart House
Firec
Married Pair Licensed Then Wed in City
Albert Welek and Mie Ohara of the city will marry this evening in a ceremony announced in the register. Loy et al. are listed among attendees.
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Albert Welek
Ohara Larne
Ube
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