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STATE MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION IN
cONYENT|ONF FOR
ANNUAL SESSION
Elaborate Program 10
Mark Gathering Here
Of Doctors From All
Sections Of Wyoming

With 100 doctors from
every city, town and hamlet
in the state in attendance at
the nineteenth annual meeting
of the Wyoming State Medical
society, the convention prom
ises to eclipse anything heretofore at
tempted by the medical profession OF
the state.
Brief formal sessions arc on the
program today. The first rcss bust
ness sessions win be undertaken at
the Odd Fellows hall tomorrow EVEN
ing and the convention win be
brought to a close with an elaborate
banquet Thursday night.
In addition to the doctors. many OF
their wives and families are here with
them- Tho program for h after
noon includes n visit TO the ball game
and trips about town to acquaint the
visitors with the growth which has
been accorded Casper in late years.
Wives OF members OF the Natrona
County Medical society have made ar
rzngcmopts for the entertainment OF
the women visitors
The plans include a dinner dance
a., n,enic sor The worneo terop.
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BREAK MADE
DURING BALL GAME.

TACOMA. Wash, Sept. 6.-Roy
Gardner. train bandit. who eecapet
from the federal prison at Mcneil is
land. near here. during a break ir
which one prisoner was killed, ap
parcntiy has succeeded in reaching
the mainland. one mile away. prison
guards and others declared today,
when their search Of the island had
failed to reveal h missing
This was Gardnox's fourth break for
liberty. each time under sensational
circumstances.
He eccaped yesterday during prog
ress of a baseball game in the prison
grounds. Everett Ifnpyn. former
Camp Lewis soldier. serving a life
sentence for a statutory offense. was
shot and killed by guards as he fled
Continued on rage Four.)
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ond: Herder. ridden by Hurn. third.
Time 121H. :,
Barrel Race, purse $so-waiten.
first: Lee. second; Harvey. third
Ladies' Haif-miIe p.ah. purse s1ss
-Tobey Grey. ridden by Miss Trickcy.
FIRST; Lady Mac. ridden by Kitty Can
mutt. second; lone. ridden by Mrs.
Harvey. third Time :52-
Cow Pony Race. half mile. purse
s5oELee. FIRST; Harvey. second; Fcncx
third
OIL ss>n's Derby. one mile. $500
Woody Montgomery. ridden by KEEL
herman. first. Lady in Black, ridden
by Hurn. second: Our Leader, ridden
by Mandcrs. third. Time LACY
Miss Trickey then rods Silver City,
a powerful bucking outlaw. for this
appreciation OF the crowd.
Mems Relay Race. purse siz5-
Harry Walters, string ridden by Man
ders. frst; c. B. Twins string. ridden
by Leihe. second: Dan Harvey string
ridden by Hubble. third. Time 3-1t
A perfect parachute drop In slight
Of nearly the whole crowd at the pari
and tho daring cir stunt by Dici
Lefingweil OF the Stock Aviation com
pany. .we:s. thrills which the scfcwt
greatly appreciated.
, 1921-09-06
UNIONIsr
IN ARMED.

BELFAST. Sept. s--Unionists en-
ployed by a large concern near tina
ncsne II thu recentl rioting last night
were given arms With which to pro
tect themselves IL attacked.
It was declared that the meeting
was = sequel Of the speech Of Owen
O-Dufy at Armagh on Sunday. In
which o'p-..r declared the boycott
against Ulster would be frightened by
tho Sim Fem and II that was unsue-
cessfui in bringing Ulster into a
united Ireland we will bring lead
against them" !.
Charles Harvey. wounded during
the roting of las week. died this
morning. He was the 18th victim of
the disorders
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PREMIER C0NFERs
WITH CABINET.

~
LONDON, Sept 6.-y'rfme Minister
Lloyd George today held ~conversa.
tons with members of his cabinet and
civil and military authorities in Ire
land, relative to the situation which
has arisen as a result OF the latest
note to the British government from
Eamonn De Valera. the Ifish Repub'
lican leader. The prime minister met
his colleagues at Inverness. near
Gairloch, Scotland. where Lloyd
George has BEEN spending a brief va
cation. The cabinet tomor'
row at Inverness
Although London newspapers con
tinued today to ounsel patience and
forbcaranco In dealing with the Irish
question, there was certain indica-
tons that the Irish controversy had
virtually reached a crisis and that
tomorrow's meeting OF b British
ministry might prove historic. There
were many who believed that Mr.. De
Valera and his colleagues at Dublin
would be given a certain limited time
in which they could either accept or
reject the British governments of
fer Of dominion status fer Ireland as
a basis for a settlement Of III an
cient controversy.
A party OF American tourists has
sent, anonymously to h premier
and the cabinet. a box of cigars Ac-
companying the cigars was a note OF
personal esteem and OF appreciation
of Prime Minister Lloyd Georges ef'
forts to settle the age-long Irish prcb
lem Hope was expressed that Ire
land and Great Britain might soon
smoke together the pipe Of peace"
, 1921-09-06

terest in the official Labor day ceie-
bration. the celebration was staged for
tho attraction OF capacity crowds.
From the moment that the long
parade started winding its way down
Center street until h wee sna' hours
this morning there was something do
ing every minute for the benefit OF the
huge crowds tina were attracted by
the celebration.
The parade, one OF the most sue
cessfui in years. in which every or
~ganization In Casper participated, was
headed by an all union band. h first
time that an organization OF this kind
has made its appearance here in years
Tho appearance OF a squad OF police In
nifty uniforms. the Casper Fire De
partment and several floats added at
tractiveness to tho event.
After tho parade had concluded its
winding march. crowds Immediately
started for white City park at Mills
where the sport and feature program
starting at ? o'clock lasted until |
O'Clock in the evening. The program
afforded much entertainment and
pleasure to tho crowd.
A big boxing program for sport ior
ers. the plunge for ..yimmcrs. music
and other entertainments and a dane
completed tho list OF features tina
brought to a close the most successful
Labor day celebration in history.
Awards of prizes in h various con
tests win be made during the coming
week. Slips bearing the prizes wor
were handed the winner in h vari
GUS numbers at the conclusion Of eacf
event. II Is impossible to give a lis
of the winners as the record OF the
meet was lost.
, 1921-09-06
Yank Prisoner
Reaches Riga

RIGA. Sept s.-RoyaI c. Keciy.
the American engineer who was a
prisoner in Moscow for many months.
has arrived here. While in prison.
Kelly received an oner from the So
Wet authorities to manage a factory
and was released from confinement
for this purpose. He was not able
to secure permission TO leave Russia
until this week.
, 1921-09-06

city and dashed them with whips, 1t
was learned here last night.
Scott. unable to Withstand the
punishment he received at the hands
Of the vigilantes. confessed he had
stolen a a owned by DIR. w. f..
Smith Of this city Saturday night.
HoiiinSsssorth admitted he was
SCOTS associate and was allowed
freedom after the whipping.
, 1921-09-06
.~CONSPIRATORS
In AUTO THEFT HELD

CHARGING hat CONSPIRACY in which Ii owner of Cole "B" touring car lad hoped
conect $500 which they held on the car had been matched, instead of hold p having
tagged as was first reporedt to the authonhes, information charging all four prncr
pals with the felony a splaced before Judge {. o. Brown in district court this morning
bench warrants to hold thef four principals fort trial was isued b the court,
A a result of ten new iformaion,J mE ddenwener John Bason, Robert kegan and
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PRICES
ON INCREASE

WASHINGTON. Sept. So Retail
food prices in August showed in
creascs over July prices in IA prin-
cipai cities, according to statistics
made public here by the department
of labor.
In Philadelphia prices increased six
per cent; in Chicago and Washington
5 per cent; Kansas City 4 per cent:
Salt Lake City and Denver. 1 ger
cent.
, 1921-09-06
RACER KILLED
IN AUTO EVENT

JOPLIN. Mo-. Sept. GA. Foster
of Dunkirk, Kans.. ar entrsnt in a
1o1mile automobile. racing event at
Girnrd. Kans.. was instantly killed
there yesterday when his motorcar
swcrved from the track and turned
ovc three times.
, 1921-09-06
WIPED
BY FIRE

M'GRATH, Mimi. Sept. 6---White Pine, a lumber settle
ment eight miles north of here, was destroyed early this after
noon and inhabitants of Solana village, four miles east of
there, were forced to fee the town when a sudden 30-mile
wing sprung up at noon and swept forest fires north of here
beyond the control of fire lines.
, 1921-09-06
REVOLUTION in
COLOMBIA SEEN

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. GA dispatch to La Prensa
from Quito. Ecuador, today quotes a report from Bogo-
"a, capital of Columbia. as saying that a revolution has
broken out there, led by Colombian Liberal elements.
The dispatch added that the revolutionists had put into
Jail Presidena Suarcz, Bishop Herrera and the Conserva-
tive candidate for the presidency, Pedro Espina.
, 1921-09-06
Confidence Man
Provides Bond

CHICAGO. Sept. a. Charles w.
French, alleged leader of a ring of
confidence men whose operations are
said to have totalled 5o.ooo.o 900 was
released on $4,000 bonds yesterday.
, 1921-09-06
RACE MEET DRAWS THOUSANDS
ON FIRST TWO DAYS, CLOSING
PROGRAM IS SCHEDULED TODAY

With the conclusion of the three-day race meet program
here this afternoon, one of the most successful events of its
kind ever staged here will be in history Starting Sunday
afternoon, the race meet which promises to reach capacity
attendance this afternoon, has been one of the most inter-
esting holiday events that has been staged here.
, 1921-09-06
PARADE AND SPORT PROGRAMS
feature LABOR DAY FETE IN
CASPER, PUBLIC ENJOYS TREAT

Labor Day in Casper was ausPciously celebrated ycster-
day by the toiing masses who make this city the greatest i'm
dustrial town in the state and by the hundreds of visitors who
were in Casper from nearly every section of central Wyo-
ming.
Despite the numerous other attractions which vie with IN.
, 1921-09-06
CARLISLE MAKES FOURTH ESCAPE FROM PEN
One Killed and One Wounded In Break for Liberty
in Which Roy Gardner, Washington Tram
Bandit, Gives Prison Officers the Slip; No Trace
Of Him Has Been Found ~

TACOMA, Wash, Sept 6.-Roy Gardner, train bah
who made a d.sh for liberty from the federal prison
Mcneil island in Puget Sound yesterday, was still at iiber
today. In the dash Gardner was accompanied by Everett
Impyn, a former soldier who was killed by guards, an,
Lawardus Bogart, also a former soldier, who was seriously
, 1921-09-06

At Philadelphia- r. IL E.
Washington 900 900 010-1 Z !
Philadeiphia ..002 Dol ST. IA Q
Batteries-Zachary, Acossa, Sohacht
and Picinich; Moore, Harris and Per
Ikins.
, 1921-09-06
Weather Forecast

Fair tonight and probably wednes.
day. not much change in temperature.
possibly light frosts tonight In cen.
tal and northern portions
, 1921-09-06
BALI SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Barnes, DouElas and bmith.
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CURRAN TO OPPOSE
HYlAN IN n. Y.
Coalitionizt Republican Candidate
Runs Far Ahead Of the
Field Two and One Half
To One Vote Polled

New York. Sept IL ilenry n
'urran. coalitlaionlss rrpubllcan. no~
president - the borough u Manhat.
tan. will ~ Mayor John > nylan :
opponent as the polls next Soyeay
Der.
curran won the Republican nofins
ton By mors than IL votes 20 4
over the nearest of three rivals IN
the primary elections yesterday Hin
vote with all but zss Of the 27as.
election districts in WAS sf.iss r
" LaGuardia. president of the boar,f
OF aldermen. his closest rival. sot
s5.7oo judge Reubca Haskell of
brooklyn. who ran on a wet refer.
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MIN. WHO MISTREATED
SCIItWL CHILDREN. CAUGHT

Chicago. Sept. thames II. Con
nelly. art photographer and John r.
MoGuiro PARK fnanager are being
retnned 70 Kansas City by detectives
today 10 face charges OF mistreating
high school boys and girls. They
were arrested here yesterday The
charges against the men accuse them
Of Turing nigh scnool boys and girls
10 rooms in the art studio and 10 a
hotel and then mistreating them.
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jaetsoasule, PA hsps "a Iohn
Pope attorney. and Frahk Ratiinea
q Chicago. lolntly ehafxed vith maf
der - rusalt - the kniinx ssplam
ber 4 hg norllnxs u George n HES
nan. manassf of q laeal theatrs daf.
Ing an attenptod rphbrfy. plsaief
met guilty today vhso sfFslsaef
The blnt trial = ne 80 msa was
aet foe nest Monday
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GRATEFUL womsn

Gratitude and appreclaflou f0F
health restored by that good old
fashioned root and. herb medicine
Lydia v Pinkbams Negetabie Com.
pound. Is what prompts 90 many wo-
men from all parts u the country 10
write 20 the Lydia y Pinkham Ned
ieine 60. OF ynn, Mass. the letters
Of praise which We publish from Time
10 time Women who have always
had their health cannot realize wha.
II means 20 others. many Of whom
have suffered months and even years
frcrl such ailments and nov well
andhappy through the use Of this na-
tural restorative. Lydia K PINK
hams Vegetable Compound
ham foodbody'szM 8 yb vb sb BIB
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SNOW HOLDS UP r.srss,no

Le'herbridge. Alb. Sept - =
Wheat thrcshinp operations vera
checked throughout this region to-
day by snowfall Of five inches. Cut
ting Of the wheat crop had been com.
pleted within the storm area.
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PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY :.

Mrs @ W Bruce "a IN Oklahoma
City attending a. delegate the
wichita area conference of tho NJ.
F. Church that Bishop Waldorf is
holding.
y n y
Miss Alma Carson returned 10 her
home In BartlesylIle yesterday after
spending a few days In Guthrie re-
newing odd arquainianoeS Miss
Carson attended the n. r. A. at Dos
Moines this sumner also visited in
Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati. Ipdlan.
apolis and her old home in Kentucky
This will be her 18th year OF tes y
ing
n y
Mr. and Mrs Brose Estus attend
Cd the Fair IN Mulhan yesterday.
n n
Hr and Mrs l. r Woodworth re.
turned last night from a fortniEhts
sisit with relatives in Urbania. III.
ST Louis and Tulsa.
u X z
Mr and Mrs G. D Carson have
moved 20 Norman where their son.
Lamolne all attend the university.
y = n
Mr. and Mrs Glen Watkins who
have been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Oversees le1 last night for
their home IN wichiti. preparatory
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COTTON CONSUMED DUNNO
AUGUST. NOT so lAnGt

Wa hlnston. Sept a Cotton cen
sumed during August amounted "a
467l0a bales ~ lint and bek4i ~
nniera. compared with 4s3sso of lint
and isfi2 81 linteru iu August last
saar the census hufoau announced 60
daY
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The largest known meteorite was
foDad By reary IN Greenland AMI
hroaEh, ~ him to New York. where
il now is. II weighs Sc i-1 tons.
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100 LAVE 10 CLASSIFY

FOR TRADE-FOr Guthrie property
one Buick Roadster. one Buic1'
Touring car. FIRST class condition.
give location aud price OF property
IN first letter viii pay difference for
good property Address. Box 20.
Guthrie. Oklahoma
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oevlL poos~

washiagton. Sept. "a General
recruiting IN the marine corps wlil
30 resumed tom0rro~.
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nN NN
Mr and Mira n d Jesscn have
announced the birth 81 a nine pound
ho, saturday September 10
xx z
Mrs y. O. SHARP wft .oatwsain
the y n & club a. a ono O'Clock
luncheon tomortow
n ~
Mr. and Mn. r. T. HAYS ~ 500
East Cleveland viii ha,o a. tholr
guests faF fow days tho latiera
niece and father. Miss Naomi hogan.
and Mf /. n iiauss of rouca Cii,
Y v "
Mrs fanK olaniu hs, ~ her
guest today Mrs Clarence Johnson
- Oklahoma city
ww M
Mrs G G niefer Mfa Prank
Dale Mrs A n Huston and Mrs
Addle rlekard enjoyed spend the
day party Mouday With Mu Baysrd
q nainer a. Oklahoma city.
n X a
Mf and Mrs Waiter Hcuick o.
Nanow Oklahoma ana Mr. Edgar
Hcrlck Of Duncan. are the eaesta
- their Parents Mf and Mrs. G. y
Heulek
y y v
A. a Mofey has gone 10 Enid on
business
Mas mabel Mildred sehreffler Of
fli1 North broad viii entertain thu
Junior Standard Bearers ~ the First
~ s. church "Wednesday evening at
Z 30
" " "
Security Benefit Aafuciatlon vii
meet Thursday September is al s
o'clock at A. o . " Hali for elcs.
tion ~ offt erv NJ mcmhts are
urged 70 be present
M N n
Tho Acorn club viii hold rs frat
meeting ~ ne season Thursday slth
Mrs Addie rlokard
X y "
East Guthrie " c. T 4. plll meet
Thursday With Mrs. G W Rail fs
Fast Cleveland There ulr be solce
tion Of officers FOR tho ensuing year
also election u delegates 70 the
Logan County " c. r u consen
tiou to be hold AZ Crescent. sepinm.
her 30.
The Auxiliary 20 the American lie
gion VIII meet Friday afternoon at
o'clock AZ the library
N y y
Tho Modern woodmen sll have
smoker and social "Wednesday evening
a. their hall in honor u some yisi
ing officers
N 81 VI
crcst Musical Treat
a, First Bsp,ls, Church
william ]. work. Scotch baritone
and one Of Americas greatest evan
gcllstic singers will give song con.
cNrt ~ the FIRST Baptist church
Thursday night Everybody invited
No charge nor collection
VI y "
Don't Fail 10 hear Mr. william J
Work Thursday September 18th. Mr.
work viii give a sacred concert of
the highest type At the Baptist
church. The concert IA free 10 al The
music lovers who wish 20 attend.
. Rally day at the Baptist Church
October 9th Aim-Every church
member present: 500 in Sunday
School
y y y
All members Of the Auxiliary 10 the
American Legion. who are prepared
20 help 20 serve lunch for the ex-
service men who will be here tomor-
row 10 meet the cleanup squad OF
American Legion. call Mrs. c. r.
Herrick
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The average weekly wage Of ths
American Industrial worker i t9s. "a
touparcd With so q year ago
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In honor ~ her brother Mr. Gordon
Speer, who ls here On month leave
of absence from Annapolis. Misc
Dorothy Speor informally entertained
with auction bridge and dancing
Other guests IN ludcd Misses Floise
Douglass Helen Brickner lois Davis
Dorothy Loveless Mildred Burton
Messrs Frank and Harris Bateman
Harold Decker. Herbert Glover. By
ron Dcselms. Tom Walker Doyle
Hendricks, Guy Roe and Frank Carl.
son.
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saaam platform -, g 80 VII
Nam " n-naets FORMER state aenA
f1f ssa efor i9nfth rith f.s9s
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Grand Secretary Muee 90 ihe oad
Fellows. viii i,aNs en the early santa
fe train snmpfus mnfuins iuf iot
onio Canada 10 attend the ltai 80
sion q enc Sovereign Ufan4 loafe -
me q %. y J. ~ wNN of Lone
Wou ano ol tie Repl~eutitites ffoia
oklahoma vll ioin him hvf" sAt
thes will make the 'lrp together
glfute viil re gone t~o weeks le
WiH Vista his son Harry and family
in rhioaso both eoins sua 'amin
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The potato hus was flrss noticed
Ia Colorado IN isss.
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Sent ia The Nans,pai rAth "a
'eef semcnl in ihe Santa Fe rAfkins
niahi attract sone uaia'asls t b
Nas ffHrwed
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Complimentary 20 their niece and
nephew Mr and Mrs Glenn Wat
kins Of Wichita kansas. Mr. and
Mrs oserlees entertained a numher
of friends laAt night IN their hora
the evening being spent In rook and
Nicirola music An Ice course was
served 10 Mr. ani Mrs Conway and
daughter. Mrs. Dodds. Alnha and
Gnhort Dodds and Miss Anna Web.
mier.
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About the onl, thlnRa taushi hns
sian chilaren $40 fcd doctrines
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Sis hundred Club Aosss
First Melting
Mrs Ciese Chesnu, ~ eis p. War
ner was hostess yesterday 20 tho sh
Hundred club. Il hoing tho flrs, meet
ING of the season Her home Wa
beautifully decorated with fern and
gladiou Fancy work featured the
afternoon After which the hostess
aes assisted BY Mrs O G. cresnut
and Mrs ST wcinbergcr r. serving
Mrs Robert Nerten Was invited 10
become member ~ the club Az.
dtional guests we're Mrs Hsskeii
q New York. Mrs Jackson and Mr.
u Hsger The mex, meeting place
IS undecided
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Expensive up.eep eill pro,o ne
downfall of many Americans
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Oklahoma Armefs ahoaii trade
some q their aoss ioF sheep
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popte sil next veeA q ihe fsil
sna Visiting MAsons
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When ln the capital do as the
capitalists do is the siossn ~ Toe
many congressman
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% moving e Oklahoma city
~ KS
Mr and Mrs n D. Jesson have
announced the birth n a nine pound
boy saturday September 10
m d
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Ahoas tine e. hear fnsm aaothel
last survivor % ,he Custer maa.a,fe
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Mrs =. G. saarp wlg eaiwtain
the y n {. club AZ one O'Clock
luncheon tomorrow
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70 china thry value the seeds %
mellon more than the meat they
are nafi a. kldne, menielne
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STEADY inquiry fof Guthrie pfp
party many new hom" seekers ar"
rNnlnR thia way
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Tho difference between those
northern foHofis and Oklahoma a..
they suel,rr all night white Ne rct
4 food festiul aieep esors niKht
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Youne bos. and slrls are eaooar
ared 90 u,e Yse'heF ID soviet huss'a
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r,sresas NV - az p-rArs
tlaa sufk
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Destroy she nf hfeeiins cornrfs
and sasc milton aRata
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23
The Normal Stock Show

The Inter County Live Stock Show
held last week was without doubt the
LARGEST and best of the kind ever held
in this part of the state. Never be-
fore have there been as many ex-
hibitors nor as many animals. The
quality Of animals shown has never
been equaled Axel Hanson, who
judged the dairy cattle, remarked
several times regarding the quality of
the animals. There were a number
of animals shown which he said were
capable of winning at the state fairs.
The hot weather and the busy season
prevented some farmers from being
here and from showing as many ami
mails as they had planned. However,
there were 255 animals on exhibition,
consisting of So Guernseys, 80 Jer-
seys, so Holsteins, rs Shortnorns and
s Angus.